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Preachers Returning.

Our city had quite an influx yesterday
of preachers en- route from the Conference
at Shelbyville to their respective fields Of
labor. They go not like the gally slave,
driven, but like the faithful soldier, viii
lingly, and self-sacriicingly to their posts
of dutv.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-23

ERRING BUT NOBLE.-SELF HELP FOR
ID young men who have erred, desire a better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. If benefited return the postage. Ad-
dress, PHILANTHR0S. Box p, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa sep23- BIN
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AND WARRANT,

All orders must be accompanied BY the money
or eheek Tor the amount. Stamps viii be sent
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NASHVILLE, TENN,
Q IFRTDAE- 0grOnER 70. 1888. {.
ForSaIe
NewlAdyertisements.

Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at the
UNION AND AMERICAN Office.
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Memphis, Oct 30.

The receipts up to noon were 2l07 bales,
making the total receipts of the two days
of this week 5426 bales the stock at noon
to-day was 9945 bales. This addition places
a fair amount of cotton at the choice Of
buyers, and among this weeks receipts Is
larger amount Of good cottons than We
have had before. Some very superior cot
ton is now on the tables the staple is ex-
celIent in almost all cases. New York
kilograms reported cotton down a quarter
of cent, with smart rain during por-
tion of the day, was depressing upon BUSH
ness Many Of the buyers were out Of the
market, but some of those who were oper-
ating bought with considerable freedom.
We ouote middIing at 221623lc, .
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virginia Roe Herrings.

c. s. Fuller & Co., Masonic building,
Church street, No. SO, have received the
celebrated Virginia Roe Herring, and are
receiving new goods every day. Give
them call. ~- Oct23-St
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Bell Buckle and Wsrlrace: r w Bel
lamy.t 81 g Nk - y g
Hannah Highland College: B Fl Ma
lone, President. ut Il - ~
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TRANSFERRED.
Bounds, TO Mobile Conference, w 6
Davis, to Illinois Conference, I A ScrHggs,
to Illinois Conference, Geo L Staly, 10
Kentucky Conference. a Ea
s1sisu LOCATED. oZ s2
HI Hulsy, F NJ Hickman and Alfred A
Barbee.
Discontinued at their own request Hen
~ F Harvey, G A c Jones and W M
Doyle.
b Superannuated: John A Jones, T N
Landlord, John McKurdy, Al B Foster,
G D Taylor, F P Scruggs, D VIM, s
Lassiter, w Tarrant, Golman Green.
Next Conference to be held at Murfrees-
boro. Tennessee.
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FIVE hundred pair of all wool Blankets,
at S. so pair, at
CHAs. RICHHEIMER & Co.'S,
nov lS-t 46 College street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-23

Nashville and Deeat Er Railroad Ex-
cursiOn 20 the Fair at Franklin.
A special train will leave Nashville for
Franklin at $50 A. NJ, on Friday and
Saturday, October 23d and 24Ih. Return
ing, will leave franklin at $50 P. N.
Fare for the round trip 81.
r. N. REYNOLDS,
Assistant Superint endent.
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Tennessee Conference.
NASHVILLE DISTRICT
. . p Green, Presiding Elder.

ALP Green, Presiding Elder.
McKendree Church: Robt A Young.
City Mission: w D F Sawrie.
Elm Street Church james D Barbee.
Tulip Street Church and North Edge
field: John w Hahner and w r Warren.
Hobson's Chapel: Edwin r Shapard,
Trinity, Ewing's and Ebenezer: Green
P jackson.
Nashville Circuit: Henry D Hogan.
Harpeth Circuit: A G Lawrence, H B
North.
Franklin Station: r K Hargrove.
sGoodletlsville Circuit. B F Ferrell. a
John B. McFerrin, Secretary Board Do
nestle Missions.
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Cincinnati. Oct. 20.

The offerings are more liberal, but with
improved reports from othermarke cts prices
are we'll sustained and the demand is fair.
We quote ordinary TO good ordinary at 19
@22c; low middling at 224@23c; mid
ding at 234@24c, and strict middliug at
24Ac per pound.
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RkVRNUE sFAMPs

We have made arrangemenOs 10 supply our
customers with Revenue Stamps at the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in Stamps, viz.
On purchases under $20-......Par l
On purchases Of SD or mOre.-2 per cent. dis
On purchases Of $50 or moro...SlS .. 80
IN purchases Of 500 or more...S =. IS '--' q
On purchases of $500 or more.-4S Il .. 49, :.
On purchases Of $1,000 or more..4K . |"
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hafpeth Oilcult: a u Lawrence, ID b
North.
Franklin Station: r K Hargrove.
Goodletisville Circuit: B Ferrell. + !
John 3. McFerrin, Secretary Board Do
nestle Missions.
LEBANON DISTRICT.
Wellborn Mooney, Presiding Elder.
Lebanon Station Austin w Smith,.
Lebanon Circuit John G Ray, John
o Blanton. rass 10 sy.sstr
Cairo Bend George w VIM.
Union Circait: Jasper Nichels
Shady Grove Circuit: B q Ferrell. d
Mill Creek Circuit: James H Richard
son. ste
Nolensville Circuit: L G Bryan. -
Sumner Circuit: w G Doris, H An
derson, A c Mathews, Sup. : 30. -
Gallalin Station Thomas L Moody
Goose Greek Circuit: ] ] Pittman.
David G Kelley, D D.; President Of Co
roma Institute. a 11sl -z7F i,1vc fgE. -
MURFREEsBoRo DISTRICT. @
A S Riggs, Presiding Elder. q selai
Mnrffeesboro Station; John P Meier
Stones River Circuit: Thomas H Da-
venport. ID
Middleton Circuit: u s Bates.
Unionville Circuit: Charles B Farris.
Shelbyville Station Thomas Maddin.
Rich Valley Circuit B ] CASTOR.
Lynchburg Circuit: John H Gold.
Cave Spring Circuit: W P Owen, James
R Mcclure, Sup.
Petersburg Circuit: Robert NJ Haggard.
Cornerville Station Robert r Jones, d
d Moore, President Soule Female College.
HUNTSVILLE DISTRICT.
VIM Burr, Presiding Elder.
Huntsville Station Robt K Brown.
Madison CircEit: ] J Pitts.
Triana Circuit: John q Wilson. s
New Market Circuit c c Mayhem.
Vienna Circnit: VIM s HarwelI, J F
Bartee, Sup
Limestone Circuit: L Coleman.
Mooresville Circuit: H P Turner,J NJ
Groce, Sup. rt-s rF
Athens Station: VIM NJ Green.
Elk River Circuit John SheTrell.
Elk Mont Circuit Paul G CASTOR. -
Bell and Flint Factory Circuit NJ E
tombstone, w III Riggan, Sup. . sf--l
John G Wilson, President Huntsville
Female College. -aa- ~ --s--i
A + Driskill, Agent A B Society in
Madison county. $1,000 -
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7a- BOSTON, Nov. Is.
The Convention on the subject OF
Women's rights, assembled in Hortl-
cultural Hall to-day, and was fully
attended. The Rev. James Truman
CLARK presiding and mad the opening
address, setting forth the object OF the
meeting. The primary one being the
right OF suffrage which the speaker
advocated. The Convention has six
teen Vice Presidents, including six
women. -
The woman's rights convention had
letters read from Governor Bullock,
John Neal and others, and addresses
delivered by Julia Ward Howe, SamI
E. LEVEL and Col. I. W. Higginson.
On motion of Stephen 8. Foster, 1t
was voted that the society organize
permanently as the New England
WomRn'S Suffrage Association And
a committee was appointed to frame a
constitution and nominate officers. tis
The schooner Providence. from New
York for Bristol, last mig ht collide with
schooner and had her port side rail fore
and aft and wheel badly stove. The
steamer put about in an unsuccessful
search for the schooner, which 1t Is
feared sunk with all on board.
LAwRENcB, MASS, Nov. 1s.
A fire last night destroyed two wood
en- buildings on the south side OF Cana
street, near Union. involving loss ol
$50, 900. Nilery q Whitney, 81. *. Web
ster, j. p. Pillsbury, Smith q Kicker
and Geo. E. Davis, owner of the build
ings, are the principal sufferers.
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RURoPR.
NEW YoRK, NOV. Is

NEW YORK, Nov. IS.
The HerGId's Naples special says:
The streams oflaVa elected by the ernp-
ton OF the Yegsmius have flled and
oyerhowed the F0HsenettanR, and are
still following the course of the erup-
ton of 1855. Last night the upper
cone discharged columns of ashes, oo-
casionally illuminated by flashes OF
flame. The spectacle Is magnificent
and many persons are going TO Napels
TO witness 1t.
LONDON, November Is.
The Morning Herald of to-day says
that whatever sentence the ministry
may meet hereafter, the verdict was
not against them yesterday. On the
contrary, the party now in power has
been able to command the government
for two years, though in a minority,
and ~ IS now less in a minority than
before the Conservative losses. LON
don city, which is entitled to four MEM
bers Of Parliament, has so far elected
three out of the four Liberal candidates
Richard Baggally, Conservative, Is de-
featedIn Herford. Later returns show
that Edmund Bealls, Liberal candidate,
has been defeated. gs.'l
Dispatches from Bombay state that
the war in Northern India has GUIDED.
The Times Of this morning claims
that the liberal mgiority thus far Is 12o.
The neW voters adhere to the teachings
Oftheconstitution, but not as read by
DsIsrael. They have agreed TO redress
all wrongs and TO reject the change for
the simple sake OF u change. The re-
suit Of the elections thus far justifies
the reform act as an improvement in
the legislative machines, and discredIts
the prediction that it would enthrons
the mobs and encourage the dreams of
n wild democracy.
. is, PARIs, November Is.
The AonIteltr says that dispatches re-
ceived from all parts otSpain announce
entire trahquility. J .-
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COMMERCIAL AND PTNAAgIAl.
IWheeIlns tIVlholesniie sInrket.

"WEDNESDAY. EVENING,
y NovefnbeF I8. 1875.

APPLKs-Supply goodi prices range
from 50 so TO s. 90 per Dbl
BEANs-white soup 81 so and in good
demand. .1-.,.-,.. -
BuTrER-Plenty at 3Oc for choicei
common roll dull at 2Oa26c. oe-
BEEswAx-In good demand at 35c.
coFRRE-Rio, fair to good, 22a26c;
Hummers essence So e5; Felix's ex-
tract S2 %.
oANDnEs-city mould tallow 1ec;
Star 22a25c.
CoTToN YARSs-Stsndard 421zc; Cot
ton Batting 26aS5c; Candle Wick 45c.
CARBON onA27c, and charge for
packages.
cHREsR-Sales of Western Reserve
at17c perpound; Factory at 19c.
Eaas-In good demand at 3oc.
ELouR-Market dull; Superfne S. 80
az 90; red wheat family IS oOa9 ooi fancy
$40 so. a.
FRArHRRs-In demand at 75c.
GRAIN-Prices for No. i red wheat
81 sOa1 60; No. white 81 sOa1 80. Corn,
6Oc ear; csc sheled; 10al5s higher from
store. OATS g60a65c. Rye, 81 15a1 20.
Barley, 81 76a1 so.
| HAx-Loose timothy sells at $25 per
ton for good quality. 81 aT7sss 81
LARD-Beaf in tierces Ice. 1900
MoLAssEs-Gholee New Orleans at
SOC; Porto Rico s5ei Baltimots Syrup
sOa9oc; New York do 65a70c. ts
PRovIs1oNs-we quote shoulders al
14c; clear rib sides 171<c; clear sides
lS1<c; sugar cured canvaased hams 21ci
mess pork $50. 90; stock entirely ex-
Fhausted; no new meats ready for mar.
ket.
POTATOES Sales at 81 2os1 90 per
bushel; sweet at & 40aS 90 per bpsbeL
4. RIoE-Rangoon I01<c; Carolina lie.
II SuaAK-Poro Rico 1t 13A14Xc; Cubs
4 1211c;-refined crushed 17c; a cofiee lec
B do. 15S<c; q extra do. I53zc; @ do. 16c
J. o do. yellow l45zc.
II soDA-Bi-carbonate soda Sc; sal-sodS
f5c; soda In papers 1Oc.
srARCH-Fo1e's5 Sc; Glen Cove 4S14c
MaizenR 1Sl<c.slts ~ =I Z 80 -
q sA1r-Dairy, s. 20; Ohio River e 15.. 155.
Il soAP-Famiiy exc German s11ze
Eastern Family 1oaIsc.
I. SHOT AHp LEAD-Bar lead 121<ei sho
Ess 25 per bag. ss.,..,-..s----
4 TRA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4OaI 75
Younp I4yson Bsa, 81 40al 90; Blacl
Tea a0caS1 10. f
ToRAcco-HGyy tobacco, 7Oa72e; dsrl
I BIOS and rs. 7Oa72es bright 7s and los
4 SOC; fig lump 81 10 Garrett's snuff, 7ss
4 Garrstt's snuff in boxes, So 90. 81 z
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n NOETHoARoLINA.
KkrE1en,.N. O., Nov. IS

Governor Holden's message was read
to the LEGISLATURE yesterday, He shows
that tax of one per cent. advalorem
on the property of the State would pay
the interest on the debt ofthe State, and
recommends such a levy. he advocates
various internal improvements; he en-.
eonrageS Simmigration TO the States CON-
graduates the people uponth suppress
sion1of the rebellion, upon thereon
struction of the South on the basis of
suffrage for all and upon the State cleo.
combine to render the Union perpetual.
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OHIO.
CINc1NNATI, November Is.

The stocl.6olders of the Cincinnati
and Baltimore Railroad Company met
here to-day. and elected the following
Directors: John King and Oliver O'Don-
nell, of Baltimore; Henry @. Lord, Mr..
Laward, and John, Dowell Smith, of
Cincinnati; w. ii. Oldham, OF Mariet-
ia; and VIM. T. McCIintock, of Chilli
cothe. John King, Jr., of Baltimore,
was chosen President; s. W. Kelvert,
Secretary; John DonneIl Smith, Treasu-
rer, and John Waddell, Chief Superin-
tendent.
"A girl named Maria Gaines was
burned to death while lighting frea
the Two Mile House, near Sedamsville,
this morning.
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SINGING of the steamer j. N. mcCuI-
MApIsoN. IMn vember

MADIsoNJ lAD.I NoVembet Io.
The ToWboat Tiger, with barges,
coming down. colIided with the J. N.
Mccullough, going up, one mile above
this city, at 10 o'clock last night. The
Mccullough was struck by one Of the
baTges, tearing the whole side on for
twenty or thirty feet, causing her to
sink in three minutes, in seventeen
feet of fwater. The deck sweep, a boy,
is missing; probably drowned. The
rest of the crew and passengers are
safe. The steamer Melnott came to the
relief OF the Mccullough, and brought
all on board to Shores. Two coal barges
were also sunk. Probably a total loss.
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KARsAs.
.LEAvENwonrn. NoY.

The printers in the Evening Bulletin
office struck yesterday because the pro-
regulations of the PrInters's Unions The
paper appeared, however, made up by
the editors and One sapprenttceaisAn
editorial on the subject says. We in
sist upon our right to have our work
done in our own ohice In onr own way;
and believing we are right, we Intend
to fight it out on thisline IL IL takes all
WINTER and nextsunner,, too
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HOUSE OF pELEeANEs.

Prayer by Rev. ]. L. Clark, Of the NJ.
Mr.. Mann, from the Committee on
Military Affairs. reported adversely
upon the petition of John w. Creslip
and others, of Barbour county, asking
an appropriation for the benefit of said
Creslip. Et1L -Llgs -
Mr.. Ferguson, OF Cabell, from the
Com mtnlttee on Revision, reported chap
tiers of the Code 81 10 90 inclusive.
The Clerk reported a message from
the Senate announcing the passage OF
McCreafy, of Raleigh county, 10 prac-
tice law without taking the5test oath;
also chapter 42 of the Code, concerning
the taxing of land without the owners
consent, for purposes of pubic uttlityI
with an amendment In which the
House concurred. > -s
Mr. Ferguson, OF 4 Cabell, moved to
take from the table chapter IS of the
Code. of the authenticationand recorda-
ton of deeds and other writings.
Agreed to.
grossment with amendments to two Of
Inc esub-headings.
Chapters 81 to 90 inclusive, were then
read first time by title and ordered to
second reading. -
The following were read second Hnhe4
andspassed: l97s lt-l -
Chapter IS, of insane persopsi 50, of
weights and measures; 60, OF enclo-
sures and certain trespassesi ell of
estrays and drift property; IS; OF mar
riaRes, births and deaths; 64, OF dl.
vorces; 65. of DOVER jointure and
curtesy; 66, of the separate pro-
perty and rights of married women;
of the duties of surveyorsj 81,
OF grants and the repeal OF patentsi 69i
on escheats and property forfeited to
the State; 20, of the capacity OF aliens
to take and dispose of property; IL, gem
eral rules asito the creation and limtta-
tion of estates; "a, acts valid between
the parties but void as between cred
itors and purchasers; 20, liens for
nurchase money, and liens of mechan-
les; 76, release ofsllens; a, OF WILLIS 7s,
of descents and distributionssas as. par.
titions and coterminous owners, and
so, of the maintenance of 7hlegitimaie
children. gsilsgs 5Csga-f Z l1i- ~ -
Chapter 70, concerning the preserYa-
ton of certain useful animals, was re-
committed to the Revisory Committee
for amendment, because of the vigorous
opposition on the part OF Mr.5Wsloh to
that provision in II forbiddlug the run
ming of deer with dogs at any time OF
the year. y . * Z.
The passage of chapter So was opposed
by Messrs. Parker and Hervey, because
OF the provision embraced in ie permit.
ting married women to convey real
estate without the consent of their hus.
bands. Their arguments were replied
to by Messrs. Ferguson Of CabelI, ana
Tomlinson. ,-- i,-sL .. =
Leave of absence until Monday next
was granted Mr. Dunnington, of Ram
until this morning at 10lo'clock.
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'-t-i. EXTRA SESSION.. ss-
'A- @ SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. Is, 1868.
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock A. M.
ano was opened with prayer bv the
Key. Mr.. Rowley ofthe Baptist church.
"A message was received from the
1 house OF Delegates Announcing the
passage of chapters 81, So, SO. 81 65. M
ana 81 OF the code and asking concur
Mr.. Carskadon asked leave of an
which was granted. - - p
Chapters A and 70 were 1adthe third
tlme py their uLles unuer u suspension
of the rules and passed. -
Chapter AZ was before the Senate on
lts hnat passage, when Mr.. Boreman
moved a reconsideration of the vote by
winch II was ordered to its third read
motion prevailed.
MIR. Borernan E>oved to amend the
chapter by striking out the 49d section
Wblch e1empts incorporated towns and
villages from working roads, and from
axation for that purpose, II they keep
their streets and alleys in repair, and
support their own paupers.
Mr.. Wilson offered an amendments
the amendment by striking out that
portion OF the section which provides
that any town or village supportinp
lts own poor shall be exempt from tax
county.
Both amendments were withdrawn,
bus Mr., Wilson subsequently renewed
that offered by him, which was adopted.
Mr.. Foreman made the motion to
strike out that portion of the aection not
included in Mr.. Wilson's amendment,
and after a lengthy debate the vote was
taken, and resulted ayes 10; nays 10.
The chapter was then ordered to Its
third reading. ~
Chapter IS, of Fires in towns, was
read The second time and ordered to its
third reading. r-1r.l
On motion OF Mr., Wilson the rules
were suspended SO that chapter IL might
be read the third time to-day. The mo-
tion prevailed, Ayes II; Nays s., the
chapter read, and under suspension OF
the rules, adopted by a unanimous vote.
Chapter 49, OF certain regulations con-
cernlng townships, WAS on motion of
Mr.. Boreman, laid on the table for the
present. r al.t &
Chapter so, of the powers, duties and
liabilities of justices and constables,
and the proceedings in civil suits, and
in the trial of offences of which Justices
have jurisdiction, was taken up, and
on motion the Senate went into Com
mittee of the Whole. Mr.. Oarskadon
was called to the chair.
The committee proceeded with the
consideration of the chapter until IL
O'Clock when IL rose, reported progress
and asked leave TO sit again /. On mo-
lition of Mr.. Farnsworth the Senate took
a recess until 2 p. m.
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sew 7BrdaslEielE.

ST. JoHrEr n b., Nov. Us. ;
Samuel T. ScoVille, agent ST. Ste
phen,s bank, has au5psndeds Bank
secnrsda Diner creditors win get hny
CENTS on the dollar. s5s 20. as z %
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

The Senate reassembled, and went
into Committee of the Whole on motion
of Mr.. Wright-Mr. Price in the Chair.
The consideration of chapter so was
resumed and, progressed to the 174th
section, when on motion of Mr.. Wilson,
the committee rose, reported progress
and asked leave to sit again. ~
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the Senate
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
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THE first sreenbaciks issued by the.
IInited states Is in the possession of a
Ciucinnati saloon keeper. II is No. l,
series a, and Is signed in ChRse,s band
writing. The owner has refused $50 for
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A coMPANx of experienced miners
has been organized TO sink a shaft for
coal near Quincy, Illinois. IL is esti-
mated that stratum Will pc struck pc
fween four and ak hundred feet below
the surface, and that the vein will be
about ten feet in thickness. - .1
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TEE IConseryatfve'y horror of color
IL well illustrated by the remark Of a
KentucILiRu Of That persuasion : On,
Jury for horse stealing
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FI1tE.
Huns6N.. n. 81. lloy. 1s.

Last evening, about 10X O'clock, the
extensive paper mills OF MsssEs. Smithr
Tompkins u Cos at Chathams atgthe
by fre. Loss SIS. 800; insurance S10,-
600, The mill had recently been put
In operation, and was manufacturing
neIFspapsr from straw by,R new pro-
cess. Tha machinery; was very eXten-
sfye. and the loss fa1fs heazily onA the
owners. II Hiu be rebuilt with all
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TEE Democrats of Wlnterset, Iowa,
having elected colored man Justice OF
the peace Jas . joke; he;respectInlly de-
clines q. hold any office conferred BY
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6tLouis

NovEMBER 1s-FLoUR-F1rmer, but
not quotably changed.
GRAIN-W Wheat-Ffl mer. Corn-Bet-
ter at 75a60c. OAts-HIRher at 6O96Sc.
Rye-Bstter at 81 I0al IA. Barley-un-
wHIsKx-U at 500
PRovIeIoNs-POrk- % S24 SOa
at I85fc; clear sides at Sic. Lard-14s1e.
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PAxFoN q oaLEBAY
Wholesale Groeers

NO. UL MIN 5I.a :
WHEELING. W. VA.
"AYE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOB
Et Hale NJ lowest market Eatoas viz i'gf-l
l5O BaRB Rio Cohee. -
20 Half Chests Black Tea.
30 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. To0aocos.
T5 ButtR and Caddias Black los do
100 CaddIes Black Is and Navy DO
% Kegs twist l do
100 BhiR Refined Sugar. --.-fs -
IS Bbls prime holaBe1. Z u Tl9 u {. 10
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden
ware, Spices, n. O. Tar, Como. IYet Madder,
OopperSs, Alum, LogWoOds npWo1stle b
Car6 Sodh, COtn Yarns, BATTING EP9 Salts
salts, Chocolate, Cream Tartar, Ntnegnr,
CheeSe, Shot and Lead. Salt and numerous
SSrrSes;1 - - -. 4 ~ F-f-l
We Solicit m examination OF our stock
from any one wanting anything In our line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-19

JOHN SMITH was one of the hrst set
tiers OF Virginia; General Grant was
ne Last aeltIeE. ses =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-19

TEE amount of the public. debt oi
Ohio outstanding on the 18th inst, the
close OF the fiscal year, was S10,6Ss,'
GO 43. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-19
yEhMOHr,

MoNFPELIERi MOVIE
omciaI vote or Vermont tEatlt y, ,
1sT; Seymour 2o46. ~ 2 = 5sTos -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-19

Ar the reeent election. Pennsylysuiei
noIIefi $50 900 votes, Ohio 6I6, COO and
hiinois over $50, 900. { EiHsi35 So s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-19
Rlrer nnd Men1her.

PrrsBuRaH, Nov. Is.
Weather cloudy and cold. River
feet 9 inches and at a stand. Mercury