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WEST IEDIEs.
NEM YoRK. octobar q.

NEW York, October %.
The Havana steamer brings n copy
OF the proclamation issued bysthe Re.
publican Revolutionary Committee. 1t
Is full of tire and breaths the most in
tense Revolutionary spirit. The docu-
ment recites acts of despofism OF the
governments OF Queen Isabella, and
concludes with a strong appeal TO the
Cubaus TO pronounce for a federal re-
public. We spronounce for Liberty,
equality, fraternenly Cubans and
SpaniarGs. we demand popular
Suffrage without coercion; disolu-'
tion@-of the permanent army;
establishment of a national militia;
Justice for all classes; municipal inds-
pendence; liberty of the press; liberty
of discussion; freedom of commefce;
freedom of industry; freedom to emil
gratei abolition of the monopoly Of
slavery. 6et Us defend our liberty
with digoity and respect all opinions.
Let us embrace the Opportunity to se-
cure the freedom of Cuba. We greet
the yictors of Spain. Viva Spanish
liberty, Viva the liberty Of Cuba, Viva.
the Federal Republic.
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PEnHaYLNAnIA

s.rr,rs=s-ei PRmADELPHIA.s sOcts29.
The present City Council being oppo-
site In politics to the Mayor elect, to-
day passed bill through one branch,
taking from the Mayors portion o1his
patronage. viz: the apPointment OF OPP
perators &C., on City sfelegFaphss A bill
will be introduced next week asking
the Legislature to take control OF
the Police force from the Mayor and
vest It in the commissioners. As the
Legislators is Republican the bill will
probably pass. ,,,-rs, s--.. !, ss,z-,s,
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choked 10 Deatn.
PHlnADKnPHIA, Oct

VIM. Walmsley, a tiisipated character,
choaked his wife 10 death this morning
suit of three days drank engaged In
by both. Malmsley escaped. $50 =
The three upper stories of the new
northern wing OF the Treasury depart
ment Will be finished by the first of
December and VIII be occupied by the
internal revenue bnreau. The lower
poTtionof the building VIII be finished
by the first of January. t.,-.-.5
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3 orronrns 2a.-FLonnAFlrmar- ma

OOToBER 2e.-FLpUR= FIrmer, and
quiet; spring extras IS 62I<a5 81.
GRAIN-Wheat frmer, and 31<a4c
higher; safes OF No. at 81 23aI "a; No.
2 at 81 l5al 10; closing at 81 l51<aI 10
for No. 2; sales Of No. 2 since 'chanRe
81 16. Corn-Dull, and 3a35<c higher;
a8les of No. at 7T1<aS2c; No. 2 az n a
7S1<c; rejected at 73a74; new at 47a
48c; closing at 7ga791<c for No. L: sales
OF No. 1 this p. M, IKE Oats-F1rmer
and active, al l1<a19<c higherf sales OF
No. at 4S5fa44c. Bariey-Weak, at
I1<a2c lower; sales of No. 2 at 81 5lA
i IS; rejected 81 2Iar %; closing at SI 5II<
al 81 for No. q
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TURN out, then, on Tuesday. Bring
your neighbOrs with you, and unite to
swell the majority that shall cast the
electoral vote of West Virginia for. Ho-
ratio Seymour and Frank=P. p. Blair
Register zaM = z=1 aE
What is the aforesaid 'tmajority +" TO
be- s.coOf" ss HEE
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n.lm.eense RePnhlIeans lIeelInE..

An immense Republican nmeetinr
5no 1sl9sl roaroecue WAS held here o-day.
Fiiteen or twenty thousand DeopIe Svs.s
aadressed by Gen. s. Z. II. Lee. Alfred
fIeasAnton and Hon. John A. Rasson-
OF Iowa. -. -. -
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ooroBER 9.-FLoUR-opened very
dull and unchanged ut So so for super
fine.
GRAIH-Wheat-Dul and lower for
all grades. Corn-BoWsr5 opening at
99eaSI 05. Oats-Lower at 46a50c. Rye
Lower at 81 10a1 121I<.
WmsKYzSold at 81 10. So. q
= PRoYIsIoNs-Pork- at
$50 75a3l 90. Bacon-Quiet at lSHc for
shoulders, and 171<a175<c for clear
sides. Lard-Jobbing at I71<alsc,
: u ss,-. Toled0. frss a5r-
ocroBER 2s.-FLoUR-Dun and de-
clining. ~
sGRAIN.-Whsat-Dull; white MIchI-
gan 81 S0i amber buyer drst half No
vember 81 73a1 "a. COMA shade
hrmeri sales No. i at SIC. Osts-A
shade better; No. at .525<c. Rye-3c
lower; No. 81 Is. Barley-DulI.
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GMAHHOOD,.AEoTHER NEW
pen Of Oh. CURTIB. fho medical Times"
says Of this work. II his vnluanlo treatise on
the cause and cure OF spremnture decltne,
shows how health - impaired through
secret abUEgE of youth and manhood, and
how easily reEained- II giy e clear gynop-
ca1He and edeefl Of nervous debility, and the
rernediea therefor" A pocket edition OF the
above VIII b forwarded on reeeipf uf ~
cent?. fJys adtireaEing Doctor .CunTIs No.
s., North Charles Street. Baltinore. Nd.
: r fz1l ls'7r Z - 7tl- fnnyz-Iydr
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Trusses q Supporters

q =: :iE5! ==s s.! :E$:: :::::
rTT5I7r-Tr7I llmbe1 or soils; used In bathinR
ntted 10 form, no strappinE
ANO cleane5t, 1ghtest, most dufnhie
f1I1SS and best siSeeteits H0Td RltbbeF
a bdolitadt SltpporteT,7a very
FII.I.IsI7 durable and greatly Improved
lnetruu1eut for supporting the
AuuQmenf in cases OF zf6uaafe
l..I.-.-i..I- weakness, falling Of the womb.
lN.11ElA1l pregnancy, or wherever an aTtt-
nclaf Supporter 70 the abdomen may
be desired; worn with great comfort and ease
and highly approved by the medical profes-
sion. l5eekrlff Hard RlIbbor Pie Elpe, by
which aSiflngent Boothfug and healing renn-
edies may Be earued direct 70 the parts
Sold By LaughIIn; Smith 4 Co.. 7. a
LoEAn 4 Co, and By an Druggists.
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Bofzure

.z5sss ST. LOUIS Oct g.
onh hundred and nifty barrels Of
Whiakey was seized yesterday ar The
WAREHOUSE OF the Terre Haufa Ran
Road by the Government authorities,
II came from
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So e Fresh Fish.
FTIHE fNDERsfGNED Is NOW REeEtv-
l Ing daily --.r9 -. -ss-lfl srllflE - -
- E're s117 EaIzoi 4. Is l1g
NJ his store on water street, which WIN be
sold SatSi,t g me lowest ra's5i JoHK MeoIusKY.
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The EKpress Robberl.
aIouIsyILLE, =. o. 3

Frank Reno and Charles Anderson
tne .! notorious express robbers v-iss de.
lIYsrod to-day TO Indiana authorities
~ M IRE .isre nov confined In New Albany
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PrIze Fights. - = 80
LYrS. eMaaa Oct oS

The prize tight for the championship
and g. 600 between Ned OfBaldWin
and Joe Wormald, commenced at
Lynnheld, IL miles from Boston, at
8 O'clock. this morning, One round
was fought in ten minutes, and closed
the fight. A squad of II Lynn police
principals, before they could leave.
while the crowd scattered like flock
OF sheep. The arrested parties were
brought to Lynn for arraignment be-
fore Justice NeWhall.i5 81 IligiCiG : = (
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= WASHINGTON.
wAsH1NeroN. Oct.

Numbers of .Governmet Clerks and
others have already Left Tor various
States to vote next Tuesday. Reduc-
ed fare allowed only to those who furn-
ish certificates from political clubs.
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s4s sBINeHA1EPToN, N. Y, Oct. %.
Three large store houses, occupied by
Messrs. Wharton & W. f. MorRan, ali
hlled with grain and considerable wool.
was burned this morning. The armorV
OF the Ath regiment was also burned.
with arms, etc. Loss Of the arnorv'
$l0. 600; loss by the storehouse, neaflv
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slEsssl ls.gagaE uNw
3 q ROPE.
LONDON, October qoEFvs,rn,n,

/ N%hO0GNI OGlOD6E E[N-EE6nInR.
The leaders Of eLiberal' party have.
M Malter = careful survey Of the field, be-
come convinced that they are sure al
thetr choice insthe coming Elections 81
large majority of Liberal members OF
the new House of Commons. The fol-
lowing persons have been quietly
named In Liberal circles as the proba-
pie cast OF new Ministry: Premier Ri.
rev rev. Gladstonei Foreign Secretary,
Ean husselii Home Secretary. Johr,
Brights Chancellor of the Trof,ao Iler
Hugh Calling Eardley ChiIders: Lord
chancellor, Sir Randall Palmers Seere-
tary ofWar, Marquis Of HARRINGTON.
The weekly statement OF the Bank of
England shows that bullion. has de-
CREASED elO0,000. as.y1lss - 80 q Z.
~ - -a- igBERLIN, Oct. 90
The session or the north Gefman
district Will be formally opened bv
KING William In person, on the 4th OF
November, and II Is ascertained, on the
same official authority that the speech
from the throne VIII be of reassnfinR
and pacific character. ,s....s
D asFs .i-sl 1855 lsl-a O.. PARIS Oct %
The Monitor Of to-day SAYS that the
army Dill which passed the Austrian
l9eiehsrath viii not be signed 5by the
Emperor, It adds that the Minister OF
war, baron john has said publicly
mat Austria Is arming only In proper |
uon to the extent OF her population.
- -, i,i - ssfYmsNA, October %.
The announcement Is made by the |
nluistry that the Interpretation which |
has beenput on the recent speech OF |
Baron Beust is a false one, and thar the |
policy of Austria is peace. -.-.s...-...
The DlSt has passed a bill giving au- |
lhority toss.hs government ItoErecruit |
%, 600 additional soldiers, Baron Beust |
having given formal assurance that the /
men to De enlisted win merely fiIl mp |
Ihe deficiency in the standing army, |
and not swell It above the numberhxed
BY. -eS = 2 80 ~ L
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DRY GOODS.

! As ageneral thing the market isouiet
and steady for all kinds of staple goods,
the Jobbers. however. are doing 3 fair
business In certain Glasses of goods,
which are wanted for local use. Cam
briez seam 20 ghe wanted and being in
light stock prices are 20. higher, the
Washtu and Smithdeld: d:being adVanced
os9151e by agents, small lots still job
however at &c. Osnabnrg cotton plaids
very scarce and advanced; Alabama
sells readily at 19s plain; Osnaburg
also scarce and firm at aCivauce; Orleans
meets with ready sale at 1Sc and Ken-
tneky 1searce and wanted at l71<.
Muslin Delains, plRIn and colored
Alapacas In good request and prices
favor seller. = Heavy Sheetink steady at
15A16c for best unbleached and prints
at .121<a131Sc for standard brands.
CLOAK and Cloak repellants in active
request At 81 25a2 90 for best waterproof
mn 10 -A-s7rasa a1-a - -
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[sEooNp ..DIsPATcH.I !.

There were about 500 roughsa at Lynn
field 10 witness the fight. The Lynn
Authorities getting information OF ii,
sent one lottcerl in eltizenis dress. to
ofthirteen managed TO get within call.
In the hrst round Wormald drew blood
from his antagonist, when. q cIinch was
mades and WormRld alipped and fell. :.
At this moment-the officers made q
dash and captured the principals. A
shoW OF rescue was made, which sub.
sided-o on a show of officers pistols.
Wormald and s0iBaIdRin were imme-
dtately taken to Lynn and arraigned
In the police court, and held In $500 for
their appearance from day TO day.
They have not vet secured ball.
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OrrnnrR 0Q-Frnr1n-Inanl

GRAIN-Wheat-Un sale OF
$500 bushels No. Chicago at 127.
Corn=Entirely nominal. OaIs-LoWer
sales of ?, coo bushels NJ 66. other articles
unchanged, Canal freights lower ut 20,
Wheat III, Corn 12.s -. - -
ocroRER 29-FLoUR-Yery dull, aud
GRAIH-Wheat-Unsetfled at 81 %
Tor MOL In store. - - 80
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TRoY. Y.Oct %

House & Falton'slarge hourinR mills.
at Waterford, were burned last nfgbt,
Loss on the mill $50. 600: insured $40 500.
Loss on stock, So. .O0O;- insured S2O, 600.
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An Interesting meeting was held at
the Missionary in 7 Penberton Square,
on last Sunday, on the occasion of the
departure of six missionaries TO the
foreign field. H. x. Palmer, nj. D.,
from Litchdelds Illinois, and Mrs.
Palmer, from near Athens, Ohio, and
Miss Hartley, from Scranton, Pa, will
join the MadurR Mission in Southern
india, Rev. Mr.. Denner, from Wis
consin, and Mrs. Denner, from Massa-
chusetts, and Miss Webster, from BiDg-
hamptons are to join the Geyion MIS-.
sion. They sailed from Madras TO-
,day. .'=l-' l--.s-- - tigrrf- - -
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Monty AND srodKs,

MoNRY-Conanaes in active demand
and stringent at per cent. currency.
with q commission of IISaIK to z per
cent, gold. There Is A-large number of
western merchants here asking accom-
mediation to move their grain to the
seaboard. Discount nominal. The
course of few banks in assist
ing, in locking up greenbacks is
under consideration by the proper
officials, and 1t is limited that one or
two OF them may pass into the hands
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GoLD-opened at 1s49S; advanced 20
1S45<; fell 10 1879; closed at 1S45SaIS41<.
GoYERN1rBNr SToCEs-A shade low
er; coupons ,sl, 1l45Sa1161<; 1852. 1I3; '64,
IIeI Sa1loH ,ss' 1I05<; 10 .4Os, 1867 SaiosSs.
SToCKs-6:S0. prtces-Pacific Mail,
124Z a125; Western Union Telegraph,
S6a361S; New York Central, 1245S a1245<;
Erie, 405<a40Ss; Ohio and Mississippi,
805faS05s; Wabash. 625fa63: Michigan
Sonshernl s55eas55s; Toledo, 112Ha
and Indianapolis, 75I<; Ft. Wayne,
1l21<a113; Illinois Central, -14SaI45;
Pittsburgh, S7s<aS75s; Rock Island,
1051sa1051<; Chicago and Alton, 15I55<<.
The Assistant Treasurer awarded
$500, 600 in gold at 134 5-lO0. u =
EMPIRES SHARRs-Wells, Fargo q
Co., 2S1<a29; American. 45; Adams, 49a
4914; United States, 46s<a461<; Mer-
chantst Union, 201<. ~
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The Washington skating rink, Hunt
q Forsyth and Cases wagon shops. and
four dwellings were burned this morn.
ing Loss. so 600! . s-5,.-i 9 ;
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-. ~ = BosToN, October %,

A prize fight Took place at Framing
ham yesterday between John Koran
and Walt Jarvis, and was severely
contested. On the 64lh round Horaii
struck the center stake, smashing his
hand and broke his arm, losing the
fight which up TO that time had been
in his favor. - as.- .ss-i11 - man
= 0sBaldwin and Wormald are bound
over for trial at the Supreme Court in
January. Up to this evening they had
failed TO obtain bail. = - =,
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River rissn 2 inches six feet Z Inches
in the channel. Weather clear. Their
mometer 56o. slltf
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AaanfIM.g
FIHsr SEQ
NAFIONAE BANK
or WHEELING.
DesiEnAted DePesltoHU.G

.a'esl = - teslaots = ?.
9AREEAL-.---.-.---. s1eo@S POO
Money receiyed ON deposit; Exchange
oolIeetions made and prOooeds promptly
InIsrest ON special Deposits ct the nate OF
FoUH per cent per annum where the de-
POST remains SIX months, and TTVE Per
cent, II for ona year
Bankers and othera solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale IN sums 70 suit.
con Etant supply Of \ lev fractional Cur
commodafiun ofdepositors and the public.
GEO. <. WaEA3i. Pres't.
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Riyers ana Weafher.

= g PI1IsauReH, Oct. %.
Weather pleasant. River unchanged,
two, low for navigation.
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4As Uszs1
gOMMERgIAl and FINANCIAL.
MARKETs d rELkaRAPH.
NEM YoRK. October .

NkW YORK, October %.
CoTToN-Q9iet; 1000 bales sold at
251<e for middllng uplands.
,fLoUR-Closed quiet and without de-
elded change.
!. .GRAIR-Wheat-Quiet and without
material change, holders rather nore
disposed to realize. Rye-NominaI
oats=Qufet at 71c. Corn-Rsther heavy
at u l0al IL for sunsound, and, 81 ISa
" Tor rsound mixed western.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pofk- but ouiet.
bnyers of mess at SCI, and sellers a
~. 59, Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
One MeafS-D0n and heavy. Bacon
Moderately active and prices favor buy
LARD- Quiet at I75z for fair TO prime
9Reqs-steady and in fair demand.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Z -, 3 rs SPRINaFIKIDSO October %.
The American Missionary Associa-
ton commenced its annual meeting in
this city to-day, Rev. DIR. E. N. Kirk,
of Boston, presiding.- The receipts for
last year were S304,O94, and the sx-
penses 1856. .225. The present indebted
ness is SSS,726, of which S5I'3l5 was in
cnrred last year. The Society owns
property to the amount Of $3.50 4O5 in
excess of all-debts. Rev. DIR. John
Todd, of Pittsfeld, preached the annual
sermon this evening, and Gen. How
ard, of The FreedmeD's Bureau, will de-.
liver an address Tomorrow evening".
The Baptist State Convention met In
this city to-day. Rev. o. s. Stearns.
preached the annual sermon this even
Ing. A vote on the close communion
question resulted in it's favor. Reports
show favorable progress OF the de-
nommationf in theState.
uraliZed in this, city during the last Two
days. - L1sEls lstA (
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Cinefnnnti.


OCroBRR 2e.-FLoUR-In moderate
demand; family 81 soar 75.-
'GRAIN.-Wheat- = Dull, but prices
rominaIly unchanged. Corn-Un-
changed and quiet; no old offering of
consequence; good. demand for new ear
at 62a65c. Rye-Dun At 81 % for No. l..
.ORls-As shade firmer at 57a5Sc for No.
L. Barley Neglected.
CoTToE-Unchanged and in fair de-
mand at 231<c for middling. 49,
: ToBACOo-Unchange tatsTt
WHIsKY-DnIl; held at 81 10a1 Is.
PRovsIoNs-A moderate demand for
bacon at 13c for shoulders and 17c for
clear sides. Green MeRts-Held at *,
1S1< and 12c. But little done, the wealth
er being too mild. Bulk Meats-NeW
are offered at 9a111<c packed 10 be de-
livered next month. - -if Z
IARD-NeW lard dull at f151<c. l.,sa.
HoGs-Dull, sales not averaging go
TO $50 pounds gross at 81 25. Gross re-
eeipts light. ssl5---'-----=z---
GRooKRIks-Unchang and quiet.
E6Gs-AdvRnced to 2oc.
/ IINsEED On-DulI and prices nomI-
nal at 81.
GoLD-IS45< buying.
ExoHANaR-Firm at par buying.
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l7EE YeTK, octobar -
The.steamships Alaska, from Aspln-
wall, and China, from Liverpool, ar
rived this forenoon
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National Bank Of Wagt VirIinia

National Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid I'm o2OO,OOO
AHONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
1Al terest paid on special deposits. Notes and
bills discounted. EXCHANGE bought and sold,
Collections made ON an points and proceeds
promptly remitted.
Dirodtor=
CREPH OGIKRA1, THolLAs HUGHn
MICHAEL kELLY, A. q Tom,
ARTHUR LITTLE, JoHN h HUBRARp
JAMEs MCCLUSEN, II. PoLLocK.
'AAns AA1~HI.II IcRIsPrS oaLERAx
'hN "ASoSa oS1iaisr. ssioq ee-iaen'' ensa'
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware

copper, I'M, and Sheet Iron ware.
REMOVAL sz-f
r HAVE RENoyED NY WoRK.aHo
u and Store-Room -,- -. .-l....l- =
From I'D Market 70 I05 Main Street
Where VIII be pieased 70 see an my o;
customers, and - many new one9 As chooeP
70 EiEB me then patronage have . mil n
Eoffmanf or an kinds of WAra usually found
IN such establishments, and am pr1lared 70
MI All orders for anything manu6lctufed
nom Copper, lin or Sheet Iron.
have s6EGE1l drsf-clnBl Job WoEkmau
and VIII do any work promptly and att
low ntes ns any establ hrnent IA the Stata,
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MERGHANFs, NATIoNAL BANK

oap.ral Pala IN. 100000.
FTHIS RANK SUCCEEDS TO TILE BUSI--
ne1 Of the eMerchAnt7 and Meehanics'
poEitoTy and FinancinI aEent OF the United
Stats. and q prepared 70 do Legitimate
Pre9idelf-Jss Nelson Vance.
DreetoES-Thomnl BWoedoy, L. g Della
plain Jas. o. AcheSon, John Donlon, Robert
James Dalell. - 8. HRA JOY. OaahiaF.
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Miners StriER. Miners Strike!

FTIHE STRIKE or THE MINERS or
the Sheridan Coal Works has been salts
factorfly adjusted: the men have resumed
work. Thoss who wish % procurea supply
for winter should leave their orders immG-
aie'siy' PR1cE Irsr. sd
Mt r.Is cPsI;-;x;-- ssz : g easseis;ss g SS
Clean q XX.-s - :. - : 20
an 1le8lrre iDuTunted.
once sheridan cnai Works-Gaiariret ST.
opposite Union 81. Wheeling. ". Va.
sePls OAPEaART 4 MoMEGHEN.
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Han TO the stars and Stripes!
They hoatin every sea;
Der every ocean sweeps
Our emblem OF the Free.
Beneath the. azure skies-u-s-s
or the soft Italian CLINE, y -
Or where the Aurora dies
In solitude s ublme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

Hal to the Stars and stripesi
The beautiful dag all hail!
The tyrant trembleS now,
And at the sight grows pale;
And the Old World groans IN pain,
And turns her eye 20 see,1
Beyond the Western Main,
This emblem OF the ree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-16

ANOTHER STRIKE AT ROCK IsLASp.-We
have information that another strike took place
among the laborers on Rock Island, Iowa, on
the 18th. One hundred quit work. The strikers
are some Of the men who struck nine days ago
on account of the ruling Of General Schofield
but afterward went TO work. 1t seems that a,
the time Of the first strike a committee from the
strikers waited on Hiram Price, Representa-
tive in Congress from the District and asked
his opinion in regard TO the intention Of Con-
gress in passing the eight hour law, whether
ten hours pay was 10 be allowed or not under
1t. Mr.. Price told them that the question of
wages was not considered when the law was
passed, and he was not prepared 10 give an
opinion. He advised the men to 60 to work.
labor eight hours a day and accept eight hours
wages, and when Congress meets present their
claims for the amount withheld under Gen.
eral Schofields decision. The men adopted
this advice and again went TO work, but after
working few days they again struck. The
price paid to laborers under the eight hour
rule, is sl.A Per day, the price formerly paid,
under the ten hour rule, was sl.sO.