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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-27

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1872
Rev Dr. Charles Robertson. Bishop elect
of Missouri, was today consecratsd with
impressive ceremonies
A new treaty of perpetual peace and
friendship has been concluded between
Madagascar and the United States, secur-
ing religious liberty and free commerce to
America
A Corcord (New HampshIre) dispatch of
date the 26th says eight boys were poison
ed Saturday, at Simcook, from eat ng In
dian turnips for aIticnokes. Two have
since died.
A Rochester IN. ~ dispatch Of date The
25th says: An arch of the blast furnace at
Charlotte fell this forenoon, killing man
named Meacham. and inJuring two others
Slightly. jones' iron foundry was da M
aged by fire yesterday to the extent of
5000; fully insured.
A Havana correspondence OF the 18th
says: There was good deal of specuIa-
ti0n as TO Lersundl's action on the arrival
OF hrs successor 1t is known that he has |
all al ng been CONSTANT Royalist, and |
IL is not certain whether he will recognize /
the appointee of the new Government.
A disastrous d 9 occurred on the 25th |
inst. at Hu ater's Point, Long Island. The /
fire resulted from an explosion of naptha /
on board a swedish brig, and communi- /
Gated to the warehouses on shore. Thrre i
men lost their lives from the explosion, /
and one man was shot by an officer during l
the conflagrat1on.
ga New York dispatch OF the 26th inst.
says a grocery store and dwelling on the
corner OF Myrtle Avenue and Clymer /
Street, Williamsburg, took fire. last eve |
ming. A man named Peter Tinsanki and |
hIs wife and child were seve. ely burned
A woman named Little jumped from the
third story window. All or them sustained
injuries which will probably prove fatal.
The Cattle Commissioners OF New York
have issued a circular. recommending that
q convention of the Commissioners OF the
several States and Canada be held in the
City OF Springfield on the first day OF De-
eamber next. The object OF the Convsn-
tion Is to consider the history OF the Texas
cattle fever. and the infectious and con-
tagous diseases TO which cattle and stock
a. Q subject, and the best methods OF pre-
venting the spread of such diseases.
A . meeting OF the Board of Missions cf
the Episcopal Church, held at New York,
on the evening OF the 18th inst. the ques-
ton of ministering women, their training
and work in the church, was discussed at
len tn by Bishop Kerfoot. DR.. Rankin and
others. A meeting OF the members OF the
various American Christian societies was
also held last evening. to arrange joint
plan for evangelizing spain. Bishop Nc l.
vaIne and other gentlemen addressed the
meeting. one of them proposed memo
rial TO the Pope in favor Of religious free
dom.
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ST. LOuIs Market.

By Telegraph.Io ST.. LOUIS, Oct. rs.
ToBAeCo-Dull and ofe1nas small.
- COTFoN-Sold at 2lc for mfddI1ng.
? FLOUR-Very little dong: supeIHne 60 90
@So OJ; extra Sc 50@6 S712 Xxx 81 50gS IS.
WHEAT-Flat and lower; fair Fall sold
at 81 so; prime to choice red and white at
81 1892 90: Spring is lower; 81 20 for choice
No. 2; 81 23lsIs s25 for No. l..
CORN-Qu ct and the stock is light small
sales 81 00C9l G3.
OATs-Heavy at 49G521Sc.
= BARLEY-Q1iet and unchanged, ranging
at from 81 80 to <2 90 for prime Iowa and
choice Mis- Ourf.
RYE-U .schanged; held at 81 1891 81.
PORK-DuIl and easier; JObbing at $3l 90.
BULK MEATS Clear sides packed sod
at l65zc.
BACoN-Quiet but firm at 1314@1315c for
shoulders; I61s4l15zc tor clear RIB Sides
1712c for clear sides, and 17149I9c for can
vaSed sugar cured hams.
LARD Dull ana easy at lS1zc for tierce,
and 2p5zc tor keg.
WHIsKY-Dul1 and declining, with sales
atSl Is
CATrLE-In good request, and ranging at
2l4ld61sc for Inferior . extra.
HOGS Dull andd DOPING at 6a965zc gross;
packers are not contracting.
RECAIPrS-F our 1850 olls., Wheat 36 800
bushels,y Corn 1890 bushels, oats Il, 800
bushels, Barley 4,000 bushels, Rye 1900
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
The Revolutionary Government OF
Spaln Observation-Disclosures In
Malaga and Granada.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. % Midnight. -
Great Britain, France and Italy have
recognized the revolutionary Govern
ment of Spain.
Dispatches received to night from
Madrid report that bands in Alicante
have proclaimed the the Federal Re-
public.
Disturbances have broken out in
Malaga and Granada, and troops
have been dispatched from Madrid to
the latter place.
LONDON, Oct 26.-Mr. Gladstone
has concluded his personal canvass in
South Lacanshire 1t is believed the
Ministry will only retire before a
large Liberal majority In the next
House of Commons.
The Swedish Polar expedition re-
turned home after penetrating to the
eighty second degree of latitude.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, October ga line oil
steamers between some Italian port
and New York have perfected ar
rangements to accommodate the in.
creasing fruit trade.
FRANCE.
PARIS, October 26.-Later Rio ia
neiro advices state that the U. s
steamer Wasp had arrived at Monte.
veido. having Mr.. Washburne, the
American Minister to Paraguay, OF
board. Mr. Washburne has protest
ed against the violation of the Ameri
can legation at Asuncion by Para
quay, forty persons having been un
lawfully seized there under the Amer
ican flag.
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Cincinnati MarkaE.

By Telesraph.l CISCTNHATI. Oct. %.
+ FLOUR AND GRAIN Dull and prices
nominal TO great extent, and but little
CorFoN Firm sales of mfddIing at 241zc.
IoBACCo-Unchanged and quiet
= ~ WHtsKY%-Declined TO 81 u.
PORK The o x being xhsuSted NO.
quot otationS can be e ven.s =
LARD-Very ,duli:s prime .c4d citv- NOS -
Iersd NJ 1915. with no buyers; new butch
ers' so q ftt1Gc. =
BULK MEATs-SOld at I415c for sides
packed mot rauch OF any kind in The mar,
Ket. A
BACoN-Flrm shoulders I8at31<c. clear
sideS 4zgI474c; generally held at the out
BUTTER Dull; fresh s34a39c.
J. EGGs = 7(d2Sc. tf.- -
G1socEkIEs-oteady and in fair demand
at fuil prices.
OILs-bfnseed oil very dun: nothing be-
yOnd a retail demand at SIezIO2 vas done:
in a large WY there Is no demand. and
prices are nominal Lard oil dun and TN
bought at 81 40.
BEEF GATFLE-DuiI and prices droopfn 2
u HoGS-Dun and prices dropping at Sc 5OR
S8, for the whole range. The Weather IS
now too mild for curing. therefore pack
ersare not buying o. - y4
GOLD-I34 buying. ..~f
ExCHANGE-RaJher dull at par buY1nR-
and 30 setting.
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Bank against a bankto recover 5000,
600, paid by the former to Edward
Carter, of the firm of Miller, Wood &
Co, on certified checks of the cashier
of the State Bank, and for which
gold certificates were paid, and, the
firm failing without assets, were lost,
commenced in the Circuit Court this
forenoon.
The trial of Wardsand Miller, for
embezzling Government funds to the
amount of $1,000 resulted to-day
in a verdict OF guilty..
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WASHINGTON, October 26. - The
Internal Revenue Supervisor for tir-
ginia and West Virginia left to-day
for Richmond, under instructions
from Commissioner Rollins to make
u thorough examination of Internal
Revenue matters in this district.
The First National Bank of Pitts
burg, Penn, has decreased its securi-
fy for public deposits to~$50, 900.
II IS probable that General Grant
will return to Washington In about
two weeks.
The Treasury Department o-day
received specimens of camel coal
from Alaska, which have been pro-
nounced OF good quality.
Commissioner Rollins will, duri6g
the present week, nominate to the
Secretary of the Treasury, super
visors for the districts Of New York,
: 'ulh Carolina and Tennessee, IN
place OF persons previously recon-
mended but rejected by the Secretary.
the Commissioner has not yet, how
ever, decided whom he will nominate.
For the week ending the Sd of No
vember, 252 patents will be issued
from the Patent Office. During the
past week oSO applicaaonS and 0U Ca
yeats were fled
WASHINGTON, October 26.-In ad.
dition to their present duties at New
York city, Brevet Major General In
gals and the Assistant QuartermasteI
General have been assigned to duty
as Chief Quartermasters of the Mill
tary Division of the Atlantic.
Secretary McCulIoch to day ap
pointed James q. Rankin as Assist
ant Supervisor and architect of tn,
Treasury Department, vice B. D. Cert
Iy, resigned.
The following internal revenue ap
pointmeuts OF storekeepers have beer
made: Jas. l.. Bradbury. 9th distric
of Illinois; T. Graham, ID district o
Ohio; j. Il. Chenwith. 9th district o
Illinois; Dan'l w. Rue, 1st distric
Of Illinois.
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New York Cattle Market

By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Oct 9e
BEEYEs-Dull throughout the past weeK
and price lower: to-day the TnarEat mar a.
quiet, and prices heavy and lower; the ar
rIyais are large, being about 3,9l9 head
oulk, common quality. Receipts for the
ordinary at 9@1lc; fair TO prime l4GI51sc:
extra 1SC0I614c. /20'
SHEEP AND LAMRS-To-day the market
was tolerably active, and prices heavv ar
012gI>zc for lambs. Sheep inferior to
good at 31z94szc: prime 5G5%c; extra Ga
61ze;. receipts for the week 43 Og7
SwINE-To-day the market is fairly ac-
tive, but prices &c lower than on SaturdaV.
Receipts of the week, 23,949 head: Quota
Ifon light; common 849836c; fair to good
&c, and s1z@8zsc for heavy corn led.
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AYERS
Hair vIGOR,
For the Renovation of the Hair.
AYERS
The GREAT DEs1DERAEUM or the Age.

A dressing which is at once agree
able, healthy, and efectual fer pre-
serving the hair. Faded or gray hair
is soon restored to its original color,
and the gloss and freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cared by It's use. Nothing
can restore the hair where the folli-
cles are [ stroyed, or the glands
atrophied and deeayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness By
this application. Instead Of fouling
the hair with pasty sediment, it will
eep it clean and vigorous. It's ocea-
sional use will prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling of, and eonse-
queutly prevent badness. Free from
those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous
and injurious to the hair, the VigoI
can only benefit but not harm it. Il
wanted merely for
Hair Dressing,
nothing else can be found SO desir.
able. Containing neither oil nor dye,
it does not soil white cambria, and
yet lasts longer on the hair, giving It
a rich glossy lustre and grateful
perfume.
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CoNGREssMEN ALL REPUBLICAN.
Legislature Overwhelmingly Repub-
liCan.
Especial to the Indianapolis Journal
WnrETrN-os no4 Ok

Especial to the Indianapolis JOurnal.l
WHEELING, Oct. %.
The Republican majority in TWEEN
ty-seven counties, casting four -fiIths
of the vote of the State, is-forty- two
hundred and sixty seven. The re-
naming counties will not materially
change this.
In the First District, Duval, Re
publican, has eight hundred majority.
In the Second District, McGrew
has twenty two hundred majority.
Returns from six counties IN the
Third District, indicate eight hun
dred to one thousand majority for
Wetcher, Republican.
There will be thirty to forty Repub-
lican majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature, numbering seventy eight
members.
The Democratic specials claiming
this State are deliberate and persist
ent lies, intended for effectsupon the
country. h
WHEELING, West Va.. Oct. 26.-
The IntelHgenceT (Republican) this
morning says the whole State ticket
is elected by majority thSt cannot
fall short Of $500, and may reach
4,500 We shall have almost if not
quite our usual majority in the Leg
is.ature, and have elected beyond
peradventure our Congressmen in the
First and Second Districts; and re-
turns from the Third District remove
the doubts Of General Witcher's cleo
ton.
The Register { Democratic says:
Tolerably complete reports from
eighteen counties out of fifty three
composing the State, show net Demo
cratic gains of $500, and the same
rates of gain throughout the State,
(Which ratios keerrainly EXIST will
give US Western Virginia by hand
some majority.
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Earopean Market.

By Cable.J LONDON. Oct. 26-2pM
CoNsoLs-s41zs;; 5s20s 1915; Illinois 974:
Erie 2s1Sc.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 26.
BoNDS-Easier, Sos at 1871.
11NgERPOoL, Oct. 26.
CoTroN-Closed firm, middling uplands
in port lid; to arrive, IO5<d; Orleans Ilzd;
sales 20,000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Corn 38s; Winter 9s sd.
LONDON, Oct. 20.
SUGAR-Afioat frmer, at 25s I'd; in port
steady at 36s.
TALLoW-AdYanred to h2s I'd
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sew York Dry Goods Market.
By TeIegraph.la NEW YORK, Oct. 26.

DRY GooEs-The market opens with In
dian Summer weather, which has made
the demand for staple styles of goods
steady at I5al6e for the best max 5. Print
ding cloths 714G71a; prints, I2g121zc for
standard mases; 1870 for CochecO and
Merrimac d; Nous delaines OF the best
new styles, 2lc: Canton nanneIs, especial
ly bleached styles light stock, and with an
bIeached, Csc; Ford S o, do, 2lc for HamfI,
ton brown, and 25c for Amoskeag do.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE. Oct. %.
ToBAcco-Sales and receipts light, and
nrm; lugs S698 so; medium leaf $40 500lI
cutting SIG 75@23 90.
WHEAT-Sl e6l2 co.
fLoUR-Superfine, SC 0Oa6 80.
SSokN-Old s09ssc; new crops b59e0c.
OATs-b0955c
POTAToES-&2 so packed.
MESS PoRK-S3I Co.
LARD-l91xc.
BACoN-Shoulders 131Sc: clear rib sides
1870; clear sides, IKE
WHIsKY-Raw free. 81 Is
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New York Gold ana stock Marke,.

by IeIegraph. NEW YORT OCT d
MoNEY-Active and very firm at pa,.
cent, with commission of I-I66H per
cent, OFT per cent. In coin,
STERLING -FIrmer, at 95S7IO ner cant
GOLD-Opened at 1887: ieII 10 I8sI[ al
vanced 70 l3419; fell 10 1874, and closed AZ.
I3i54gI5i5s The Assistant Treasurer will
sen Sl,oOO,9oJ IN daily amounts of $500 OOO
commencing tomorrow.
d0yEERNIENT s6s STOCKS Weak; Coupons
OF o., ,iI5gI Il513 do. 62, 112769Ii316; do. '04
1liG G I1l1s; do: 365, 1lI@Il11s; do. new. i095S
95 li0; i0 90; - dl0gll01s; do. '6S, llOszglI
payments, s2,915,515; balance, sS3, sol Sol
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NONETARY & COMHIERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FINANCIAL.-Money is In brisk demand,
and the supply is not abundant. Rates of
interest are unchanged, say 10 to II per
cent.
Exchange on New York Is In active de-
mand, and rates are firm at par to fifty
cents premium per 81 900 buying, and 81 so
per 81, 900 selling.
Gold is lower; buying l34 and selling 135.
SIlver-buying, l25; selling l26.
We quote Government securitiesas fol-
lows:
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MutuaTs-21 to II. Ten thousand
people we're present. They are now
the champions of the United States.
The Union Pacific Railroad Is now
completed $50 miles west of Omaha,
which brings it within $50 miles of
Salt Lake City, and the road is nearly
all graded for this distance, and the
iron for the track is all on the way.
1t is confidently expected the road
will be finished to Salt Lake this
year.
NEW YoRK, October 26s - The
Fashion Course Fall Meeting com
menced to-day, by trot for purse
of $500, 5000 to the first and 5000 to
the second horse, mile heats. best 3 in
in harness. for horses that never
beat 2:30. Summary Brady l, l, l
Cora 2. 3. 2; Fanny Sprague 4, 2, 3;
r. Nearels 5. 5. A; Capt. Gill 6, 4, 5;
No Name 3, 6, 6; Correct z, distanced.
Time 2:314, 2:324 and 2:323.
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BOSTON,.
A white Man Assaults a NegPO-The
Negro Shoots HIS AssaiLant.

BosToN. Oct. 26.-A man named
Mcpherson violently assaulted col
ored man, John White, in a Somer-
Vile horse car yesterday. The color
cd man shot his assailaut, inhieting a
wound which will likely prove fatal.
White surrendered, claiming that he
acted in self defense.
A civil suit Of the Merchants
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chicago Market.

by Telegrapn.l CHICAGO. Oct. %,
EAsTEE N ExcHATGE-Steady, at lilo off
buying and 10 premium selling.
FLoUR-Nery dull and heavy aud nomi
G6 IS. y
WHEAT-Is moderately active for ship
ment; declined '7d1715; sales No l at 81 ~
9Jl %; No. opened at 81 10, declined 10
81 l4l4, rallied and closed at 81 17I5t9I Is /;
sales NO. 2~ince Change ut 81 1917
CORN-Less active and panfSky and 215tg
ing at S39 S3e5c tor y o. l; sales Of No. 1 this
a ternOJn tt S3tzc.
OATs-Fairiy active for shirment; de-
elined Pa &c. closing at 44c.
RYE-Dull and 9G10c lower; sales No.
at 81 06(s il l3, c oSing inside.
BARbEY-DuA and l09Ilc lower; sales of
No. at 81 6e@ IS; rejected 81 55g1 81, c. 'os-
ing inside --i +t
HTeH = INRs- Unchanged;e sales free at
81 l09l IL. fi t'
Provisions Qufet.
MESS PoRK-Easier, at S2S 50g29 SO; short
rib middIes firmer at I4c; dry shoulders
sold at 10
LARD Nominal, at 1s9l61zc.
MESS b. EF-Qu1et l4c
FKEIGHT5-Flrin and quiet at &C for Oats,
99914c for Corn and l0c for Wheat to Bul-
fafo.
The vreeei PTS during the past 4S hours
were S,522, barrels Flour, 62,4I0 bushels of
Wheat. 27,240 bushels Corn, eS, ,4S6 bushels
Oats. 9275 bushels Rye, 1874 bushels Bar
ley, 1852 head OF Hogs. Shipments, u .0z4
barrels Flour, l50 1913 bushels Wheat, 1920
bushels Corn, l59,36O bushels Oats, q, $50
bushels Rye. 10. .S59 bushels Barley and 7.55l
head of Hogs. .a
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Compound Interest Notes have all me-
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at "A per cent. of.
The following quotations are from the
Office of WI. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First Street.
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Late and ImD ortaut News
from Havana.
Suic ide Of a New York Ex-
Alderman.
WASHINGTON.

Assignment of Military OfElcers for
Dnty - Appointment OF Store
Keepers = Departure or Internal
Rev nue. Supervisor for West
YlFglnia-An Examination OF Rev.
enue Matters to be Made.
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MEMPHIS. Oct. 26.-The premium
bale of cotton sold to-day at auction
at 314c; twenty three bales of the
same lot sold at from % to BE.
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sew FORK Market.

0y 1eiegrapn.I NEW YORK, Oct "A.
COTTON Is a shade firmer; fair demand
sales 3.I0O bales at 2512c for middiing up
FLoUR-Rec sipts 2Ons5 barrels: the
market is i00f5e lower; sales of 500
Garfels at So 15a6 % for superfine State and
" Mrs6ern S6 m 20 o3g7 ~ for extra state; So 20
@. w for extra Western; So lOa9 G5 for
white wheat ezra; 81 04a9 40 Tor r.. H @. !:
s8 e0g9 so for extra st. Louis; $40 00gI4 co
aliforais Is lower; 8 sales ! OF $50
sack at S91Q Rye Flour quiet; sales of
200 barTels at s6@8sFs1 s5F
MHIsKY-Loweit 81 80 for Western free.
NHEAT-Rece1 pts III, ,I6o bushels: neavv
and an da Sg5c lower and more active; sales of
1880 bushels at 81 506J1 SO for No. 2 Spring:
eipslng AZ 81 564I 81 for prime parcels:
81 669l ~ for No. 1 ditto: 81 10 for choice
Amber Michigan; 81 30 for white MiehI-
gan - 529z 90 Tor W bite California.
hfE-HeaYy aid lower sales of 4,OOO
81 "a.
BARLEY Dull and dropping.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
GeRN-- keceia 5000 bushels; heavy and
lc lower; sales Of 78 900 bushels at 81 l6%
9l l72 or unsound, and 81 l5Qi is for
prime parcels.
OATs-Receipts 35,I7O bushels: heavy and
lower; So tes Of 1sor00J bu-heIs at 7s1<@74c
STOCK OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE
Wheat IO2,z34 busheissa Corn 26Is,54a
tpnsneis; oats l,1s5,gll bushels; Rye 1921
bushels; Barley 1857 bushels; Malt 4 ..6I2
bushels; Peas 65.l45 bushels.
REcE-Quiet at 914Ga914c for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Quiet ana arm +
SUGAR. ess active and firnaer: sales Of
500 barrels of Cuba at IIRll5zc eD
MIoLAsSEs5 10 Qniet and unchanged; sales
of loo nhds MuScOvado at 45c
PETRoLEUM -UFude, dull at I614c; refln-
ed IN bond hrn; sales of 800 barrels OF !
standard white at SC.
HOPS -15925c for American.
LINSEED OrL-93 dSl.
P9kK -D0 /; sales OF 800 barrels at
S7 S79s27 40 for mess; closing at s27 81 cash:
70 S7 for Old DO; s28 50g24 so for prime:
So 75n2S 90 foE rhine mess.
BEEF HAMS-Qufet.
CUT 9lEATS--t1eavy and lower; sales of |
40 pa kages at lls4@I2c for shoulders, and |
l2199l7e for hams middles are dull and |
heavy. 10 =
LARD Heavy and lower; sales of 675 |
!leTces at l5145l714c for steam, and I71<@ |
l7szc for Kettle rendered. Il
BUTTER = Steady for prime; 30a37c for |
Ohio. 9O950c for State. EEir
CHEESE Dull att 8 a17Le.i
sPIRIfS TUIfPENTINE-61uIet at 431<M4415c. |
FREIGHrs Te LIVERPOOL q Firfner; en- |
sa2elnen, a. of so U03 apusheis of wheat at |
51zd per SAIL and 71zsl per steamer. =
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NEW YORK.

rhe Broadway Theatre Gase-Decis.
lon OF Judge Standley-COurt Pro.
ceedings-HeaYy RObbery-Sutcide
OF anfEx- x-AdermaH-S0ld ldiers Burn.
ed TO Death, &c.
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COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 26.-The off
cial majority for the Republican State
ticket is 1872.
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r e T. e G. T. A p 81.

West Virginia Election.
The State Republican by
3,oooto 1000 Majority
Dem ocJ attic Lies for I'M oral
Eff CT" 4"
News by Atlantic Cable.
The Revolutionary Govern
ment of Spain Rs
cogniz5d.
Late and limo ortant News
from Havana.
Suicide Of a New York Ex-
Alderman.
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WHEELING, VA.f

A Sweeping Republican Triumph.
Republican Majority between Four
aud Five Thousand.
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BANKABLE FUNDS,
U. 8. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.

]E3zA1N UF THE OIIY.-ITaue
Is holding up very well In the CITY. During
last week 1t was quite satisfactory in all
departments, but was not better than the
week preceding It is not likely that much
viii be done until after the Presidential
election. When the excitement conse-
quent upon that shall have passed, mer-
chants are looking forward confidently for
an increased trade.
l1he JouosOi10 quotations represent the
t0sotesdie markets. Purchases and sales In
small lots tUsU vary sonsei07sat from the prices
0ivea:I
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of III,
Fortieth Congress.

By the President of the United States
Of america:
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ARTICLE ",

Each contracting party may appoint
consuls, to reside In the dominio1s of
each other, who shall enjoy all priv
lleges granted to eonsuls of the most
favored nations, to be witness of the
good relationship existing between
both nations, and to regulate and pro-
tect Commerce
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STATTONERYI.'.

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No. So MAIN STREET, cor. Second.
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