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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24

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FROM THE PLAINS.
Hattie with Indians near Ft. wallace
rhe saxAseA Reaten with LOSS.
TnIrly WhI.ss .goanaea.
FoRr WA1nAoE, Kansas, Oct. %.

FORT WALLACE, Kansas, Oct. %.
Companies II and 1, tenth cavalry,
1l7 men and officers, commanded by
Lieut. Col. l.. 81. Carpenter, left this
post on the 18th, for the purpose OF es-
corting Maj. Gen. Carr To the nth cav
airy seven companies of which are
supposed to be on Beaver Creek. On
the'isth at point about Is miles north
east from Fort Wallace, on Beaver
Geek. the ;force was attacked by about
500 Indians. The fight began az z A, II.
and continued till p. NJ, when the
savages withdrew. completely discom-
,ffted. Nine oftheir number are known
to be killed and large number wonnd-
ed; while only three of our men were
wounded. A wounded Cheynne Indt-
an, who spoke the Sioux language. IN
formed one ofour scouts thatsn Indian
village OF over 500 lodges was on the
ColifTim, northwest from Fort Hays.
Captain Hays had three bullets shot
through his Clothes. Col. Carpenter
returned 10 Fort Wallace yesterday
with his command, having Travelled
about $50 miles in seven days.
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more OF the CoDn,on.. o..,o

our democratic friends in this city
will be pleased to learn ffor mIser,
loves company that they are not thu
only sufferers by the fabrications tina
have originated in the Register office
The Democrats all over the country
have been taken in the same wav
| Hare is a tJfsnatcI, s,,l,,,l,. r,,.o...., =,
AZ. lS,i.. - :. :. " J" Aii0h L appeared IL
tne i.Sinclnnatl inquirer under an
enormous rooster: - ssI4isfea .zs.1s'
| .lsss WHEELING. w VA -oot 90 Ieeo
wast v;1.;.,,s - I,' ~. - 4ooo'
ratnsS,s ", ~ rs democratic. The
TTha Ds5o daIge democratic gains.
at 0GnI STan 1ti1 IN nlalorlty IS estimated
| do Jiisay,;ss.ssI, 9rSls ,P9OPi93 70 F6o ana
delivessnce de- i%iS heJoice with us over our
M sEE SEvF
Ihe large infusion of "deliverancei'
| in this dispatch leaves no doubt ahont
its atithofsbip. On The edjtorioryss6 81 ~
~ sa,-,. i-s.is = - Pake ol u
me same issue OF the Enquirer we find
lhls Joyous message thus EXPANDED,
under another prodigfous chicken:
1--WE have the glorious news this
morning morning that nat West Virginia went
terdaya This soIIo1ine e so s1eeL,Sd cIooai yes
on the heels OF our, recent disap6oint-
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TG TENNESSEE tE
steamer sunk in Mississippi.
.Fire In lTemphIs.
Steamer sun
MElfPHIs, October .

. e. lOEN0OGA.e -
The steamer Cora c., Capt. Cerkles,
bound from Little Rock to Cincinnati,
with cargo Of two hundred and fifty
bales oEcotton and other freight, struck
a snag at Doakley's Bend in the Ar
kansas River, on Tuesday night, and
sunk in six feet water. She was owned
by her cOmmandeE and clerk; valued
at ten thousand and Insured for eighl
thousand in Cincinnati Offices. The
w. A. Caldwell brought her passengers
to this port.
The residences OF Cyrus johnson and
W. N. Eaken, on Alabama street. to-
gether with the furniture and house.
hold effects, were destroyed this morn
ing. Johnson's loss IL 81 600, insured
for one half In eastern compahies
Eaken's loss s., 600. insured for 81, ,O0C
in the Phoenix of Hartford.
The attendance at the agricultural
fair to-day was quite good. Weathei
very delightful.
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RepublLean JOlllaeatIonn a. xes. Al:

E.E.-a raa exAnueF. anF- glH1sar
The Republicans within easy reach of
West Alexander on both sides of the
line propose, to have n grand copgratu-
latory mass meeting nt that place to-
morrow (Tuesday) to celebrate the re-
cent victories in Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. The people out there
never do things by halves and we ex-
pect their meeting will be worthy of
their fame. Tom Marshall and Gen.
Sweitzsr of Pittsburgh are announced
to be there "csrtain," and Mr.. A w.
Campbel1and Gov. Stanton OF this city
have been invited and Will probably
also speak. This is to be the last Re-
publican rally in that region before the
election. We hope 1t will be rouser.
The speaking will begin at1P NJ.
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chicago.

OCTOBER BER24.-FLoUR-Dulla and lower
Observation-Disclosures at SIs5
for No. 1 in stores .,..l5 e.tf on ssi.-
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NEW YORK,
sourhezn Chivalry In Limbo.
Two Rebel Omeers Locked Up for In.
shifting Women4
NEW YoRK. october 2

Gen. john B.. Magra5ier, of the rebel
army, and, ex-I4ieut. Edwin Higgins. of
the rebel navy, were last night arrested
by the police for being drunk and in-
shifting females. Both were locked MP.
Garrison VS., Gen. Mahon, rendered q
verdict for the plaintiff yesterday for
81 500. The suit was for damages on
account OF the seizure OF q steamer by
MAhon, who commanded tho rebels al
Norfolk.
The perjury case OF McIIenFy, who. Is
alleged to have falsely testified in the
Rollins case, has been postponed one
week. ~s1l5 r
Robert G. Gamble aud Mrs. Hagas,
charged with poisoning CANDLES wife,
whose examination has been in pro-
honorably acquitted and discharged.
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ooroBER 24.-FLoUR-Uncha
with some inquiry for low grades.
C3RAIF-Vheat-Irre and lower
Corn-Dslivered at 81 04al 90. Oats
Unchanged at 49A52c. Unchanged
at 81 2OaI 23s
PRoyIsIoEsA EsAPork-Lower at $31 O0a
81 25. Bacon-UnchaDged at 131<a137<c
for shoulders, and 1T1<a175<c for clear
sides Lard-LoWer at 1Se, tierce.
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ooroBER 24.-GRAIN-Wheat Good
demand from Rochester; sales of 1000
bushels at 40 for No. 2 MiIwhukee
club; 81 80 for no. 2 Chicago Spring;
g Is for white Michigan. Oats-Actiye
at and E osssss9 n W n - y Sgis Z
CANAL TREt9HTs--Il lower; SEheat 21c
to' NAV York -'isSg H4- s'-i-s
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wAsHINGFoN.

WAsn1Naros, october "a.
oHicla1 notice has been received lthat
Texas cattle will be admitted into Can
ada at windsor and Sarnia, in future,
the prohfbitiou having been removed .
General Howard,s annual report 'i OF
com nIeted and transmitted to the Sec
retary of War.
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CANADA.

oFTowA, October q.
The secretaries of all provinces meet
here next week to confer with the
PFiyy Council on the subject of colonI-
cation and Immigration.
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n MAmPsHIRK
- l HAMPSHIRR-
Editors InteLigeaeer:
PuRaErsy1LnE, HAAIPsHIRE Co..
October 23, 1865. J
RTCHuR.

The majority for the RePnbiean mi Sta.s .sss
sl aii5 sfTtv seyenl and one voting place
~ an% %sar rom, This precinct will doubt
iess ~ incTease the majority 10 or 70 more: re-
M Tt,s whole county ticket was elected py
a., sveraee majority as above. -. !
NJ. IndSe nv stewart received nearly lne
,v1oIe. vote, both parties general! y NVob1 'V.s.
inV for him, as there was no oFpo7i"
oaRsaIla 1sIslnero. october 2sd, 1858. D.
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RaM OF aRrihre.

LOUISVILLE, KY, oct. "a.
a bridge Ia process OF erection over
Licking Creek, on the LouiBvfIie and
Cincinnati RAILROAD, fell from its tenn
poEary supports yesterday. One per-
son was killed and Two others wounded.
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.,c;,,n 9a-FLoulK-Dull and droop-

OCToBKR R24-FLoUR-Unl1 ana oFoop-
einAI1E.-wheat White amber Xc
amber 81 77a1 7es No. i spring 81 -,
I1sorn-zIc lower and dnIIs No. ! &c.
oafs-DulI; No. i, $50; No. 2. SO. Rye
Quiet and unchanged; No. IL 81 %;
BaTley-Quiet and unchanged.
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~ PrrTsBUReH, october24.
Weather PLEASANT; no change In the
: GINoINN An, October q.
The river has fallen six inches; seven
fsst two inches IN c1Rnnel. fYegther
clear; Thermometer SO degrees.
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jackson county gives Republican
matorities as follows; Stevenson, 291:
Leonard (senate), 2s1; Brown (Judge).
52s. This is Republican gain of l66
over the vote of 1866.
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n.,nr,ar o.

Z CIECINNATI, October %.
Numbers I26 and 12S West Columbia
street, occupied by MessrBs Frank q
ZONES and others as furniture manu-
factory. WAS entirely destroyed by hre
this morning, Loss probably $31suUOi
Insurance. 81. 600.
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Quite panic in the stock board to-
day on Erie, which opened at IS, de-
clined to 399S, and recovered TO 401<.
Heavy transactions were made. TWAS
rumored that from ten to twenty mil-
lions new stock had been issued. and
that the Atlantic and Great Western
railway had been leased. Some small
failures are reported.
1dT.p- Z oVErslra 0na1rpflFuk IafS-anfl NlnQs
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RTrUHIE.
CoRNMALLIa. ON

CoRHWALI.Isl Dot. "a.
Richie county gives 800 majority for
State ticket, and 296 for Duval-a Re-
publican gain on State ticket of.2l over
vote OF 1896. e-l
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RseaDed from ihe Penitenfinry.

RooHEsTKE, Oct. n.
A notorious confidence woman Allie
Dutton, with her baby escaped cd rom
the Penitentiary last night. sne was is
there under a TWO years ana SIX tls NOUN
sentence. -.--ls -
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PUTNAM.
GALIPoLIs, o., OcI

5ir GALLIPoIIs, o., October 24.
Putnam county, w. Va, gives Re-
pnblican'majority ofIOO. This Is Re-
publican gain of 80 on the vote of 1865,
and gain of one member of the Honse
OF Delegates for the Republicans.
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41EeI.


General. cassins Fairehild, of this
city, and brother of General FairchiId,
died this morning OF an old wound re-
ceiyed in the battle of Shiloh.
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BRANrON.

A telegram furnished blythe opera
tor at Weston reports a Republican
majority In Braxton county of fs6-aRe-
publican gain Of 50 over vote of 1866.
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TIE world does move. Spain is agl-
tating for an immediate abolition Of
slavery throughout the Spanish do
minions. While all the Christian world
is moving in this direction. the Demo
cratic party OF the United States alone
seeks tore establish slavery where il
has been abolished.
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BRoOKE.

LAGRANGE, Ohio, Oct, "a
Paulps majority for Judge in
Brooke Is 40. Heryey (Democrat) for
House of Delegates has a majority of
as. r--ss ,.ss.. 14 4-,i .sls s-.-si $50 saatT
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1 a5ais ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. "a.
On the Hudson River Railroad, last
night, near Greenbush, smoking car
and two passenger, cars were thrown
from the trackand smashed to atoms.
About forty peraons were injured and
several seriously. a lady supposed to
be from Erie, Pa, was Killed. John
Davidson, of Lyons, N. Y, died at
the Delavan House this morning; w.
d. Murphy, of Garland, was badly
hurt; also Mrs. Adolphus, OF Auburn.
Captain Baily, of Rochester, was also
Injured. Several others were injured
and are at the Dalavan House.
[sEcoHD DIsPAToH.l
The accident was caused by broken
rail. The train consisted OF IL cars,
-four passenger coaches, five sleeping
cars, q freight and baggage car and an
express car. Three coaches and two
sleeping cars were thrown from the
track and are completely wrecked.
Mrs, NJ. g. Tylor, OF North EaAton,
Pa, who, had been making purchases
in New York, was killed outright.
John Davidson, railroad contractor,
of Lyons, Wayne county was fatally
injured about the head. He.was brought
to the Delavan House and died this
morning, The following injured per-
sons werealso brought TO this city and
cared for Mrs. John Davidson, Lyons,
Injured inlernaIlYi Pliny s. Sexten,
Palmyra, bruised about the head; r.
NJ. Bailey, of Rochester, N. Y, bruised
John. Heamsten, wife and three chill
dren ofPhiladelphia;:M of Mr.. n. WAS severe
Ily burned and bruised Mrs. III. was
slightly injured and the children es.
capped unhnrt; Mrs. y. Adolphus slight
| ly injured; Jerome W.. Rogers, o!
Rochester, N. :, injured In the spine
and right side dangerously; Julius
Ragamann and Otto Regamann, father
and son, of New York, father internal.
Fly injured and also on the leg and
about the head; the latter not seriously
a German, name unknown. collar bonC
broken; the engineer, w. H. Reese. es
capped unhurt; the fireman sustained
some slight bruises and about 20 othei
passengers were slightly injured. Thi
accident is attributed to carelessness OF
the part of the Railroad Company II
falling to have a splintered rail re
paired. fortunately the stoves held Y
| their fastenings and thus the wrecl
was saved from confagration. A num-
ber of prominent railroad men were or
the train going westward. One Of theil
number, Mr., DayidsonS was the only
one Injured.
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LIVERPOOL, Get. %.
Barley firmer; clover seed nominal,

Barley firmer; clover seed nominal.
Some people stayed away from the
dinner given To RsYerdy johnson last
night, because Mr.. Laird was Invited to
be present. That gentleman was request
ed to stay away but would not. The
dilemma of the banquet was reached,
when the chairman introduced Mr..
Laird to the American minister. They
grasped hands firmly, shook them COR
daily, and held Gach other by the hand
while exchanging some words.
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eA1nIPor,Is. ohio Ont ..

dALLlPOLlsl Unlol Uct. z.
Mason county, West Virginia, gives
a Republican majority of boa gain
of a Republican member in the House
of Delegates.
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AsornEK RAILRoADsLAUGHTER
Smash Up ON Hudson river RaIIoad
me usnal Rroken RaII.

About Forty Persons sIDjured and
--7e several Lives Lost.
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KANAWHA.
- .n.-1lIs.al.s-la = = - sna,.,.... ..

sGALLIPon1s, o., October n.
Kanawha county, w. Va, gives a
Republican majority Of 170-a gain of
one member of The House of Delegates
for theiRepubHcans. l65
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DHAIoN,s sPAPHIAN5 LOTION, for
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ION, ReInoyeR all Erupti0ns. FrecEte8,
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For Ladies' in the Nursery IL tB inYRluahle.
For Gentlemen after Shaving IL has no
sPAPHIAN LoT1oSn & the only reliable
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PHAIoN,s ..PAPHIAHy -soAP9 for the
Toilet, Nursery and Bath, Will not chap the
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f'iN HFLOR DE MAYO"
A new perfume for the Handkerchle. tx
duisife Delicate, Lasting fragrance.
.PHALON q SON. New York. Sold by al
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81. "a. q. lLEaLER.
PRESTON.
K1NawooD. Oct. %.


K1NawooD, Oct. %.
Editors I,ttelhgeHeer;: y y ;
Preston county has again spoken In
favor OF the Union and good govern.
ment. of1cial returns are in from fou
townships, Kingwood, Reno, Union and
Portland. The result thus far Is, 4O4
majority for Stevenson, with about cor
responding sjorities for all candidates
an Inc Union ticket. We have elected
the Republican township ticket in
KingWood township. which went cop,
perbead last year. The cops. resorteu
tn ali manner of tricks to elect their
Prosecuting Attorney, butithas ayailed
The Repnblfcan majority In the
county will foot up very nearly, II mol
quite 500. =, .,.,,. ~
fn1I as it will be next Tuesday week
We viii give / 900 majority for Grant
Yours Truly, d.
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JUpeE E. B. HALL is re. e.elected in the
Berkeley and Jefferson circuit:
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BARBOUR.
Pn1I1pr1. october 2s. lsss.

PHII1PrI, ootober %. 1868.
Editors Ei.teligencer ~
Barbour has done her duty. The
Republican majority will be about
For Stevenson and State ticket".25O
For Congress-McGrew ...:..,'....S520 ;52G.
For House of Delegates s......-.....25O
I will send full report as soon as re'
ceiyed.
Yours.
Ia. A. G. ZIEaLER.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Special Di.pa,ohei . oIs Inl.lll0saosr.
HARRISON COUNTY.

se CIARKsBURa, October a.
All the Republican candidates for
House of Delegates are elected. Flem-
,ing's majority is 1S; Sidney Haymond,s
50. DR.. A. F. Barnes is elected for bal
ance of present term. The whole Re-
publican ticket in the county is elected.
Taylor. Republican candidate for Re-
corder, has 1877 majority. - -
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Editors InteLigeHcer:
GENTS :-The election in this Town
ship-tUnion) on yesterday passed of
quietly there being the heaviest vote
polIed ever in this Township, amount
229; Republican majority 28, Republi-
can gains g.. InUnion Township. Pleas
ants county Democratic majority 8,
Democratic gain.
Yours hastily,
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.P= HILDRETH 6 BRO.

ssa77ss z5.7.z- WHEELING. W. Va.
-rxETkIf, SALE DEALERS N Nall tssli ~,
nv f5s1s Iron, Nails seet 1ron, " Nj Ss.zs
Steel, Wlndow SsafsI y q
- ass ~ fafvialid Limo, line t1ositi
Matches Salts Mooden " IA
Plat forI11 sea- - 81,
{ ~, E31 bst flrtos pad 5or ttlgs 7la
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nTrv, VoRK, October q

Asbeciai cable dispatch states that
the loyal american and English friends
OF the 0nited siates sTg gieH Iobnson m s
In T,IyeTn6oI. and think him too anxious
"a 20 orit OF his way to make soft
sneeebes and that he went 100 far IN
afIowiue himself 10 be introduced to
Laird aBd greeting him In friendly
manner, and that he frnternizes too
much with rebels and English eneu1iesi
mfsrepresents the sentiment of the ma
iority and places the United States in
humiliating attitude.
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. Fayette county Is very close.

s ROAEE. ss14
a- PARKERsBURa, Oct. %.
Roane county goes Republican by a
majority of $50. -.....-.---
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Information has been received at the
Freedmen's Bureau through unofficial
sources that VIM. O. Kirkham, agent
for the Bureau for North Eastern Tex
as, had been murdered atBoston, Tex
na. ON the 7th.
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BY rnnnGeA
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sAN FRANcIsco, Oet. "a.
e U r e.
MApRm, October 2s.

-.al-Il-H ~ MADRID, October ..
a large meeting was held hero to-
day, at which speeches were made and
resolutions adopted in favor of the
abolition of slavery throughout the
Spanish domlnions. f9
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. %.
The steamship Harmonic arrives to-
Gay. -L1unppnot.. cnt. q.
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rNoTE.-Democratic reports claim
Pleasanis by so majority for Dera-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-26

that the anthorftiesihaVe positive proof
that the shooting OfPrtDce Alfred was
the result ot-a deeply laid plot, the Der
tails of which Will be publisheu IN
few days. Ns.
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LONDON. October 2I.

The papers refer to tas speeches of
Mr., johnson and Lord Stanley. The
Times says Il believes that in a few days
England and America will be united
without the ghost of a quarrel, but that
Lord StanIey's other prophesies are
premature. atE
The Daily News says Mr.. Johnson's
task in settling the matters at variance
between England and America is light,
for II was nearly completed by Mr..
Adams, his predecessor. Referring to
the friendly meeting between Mr.. john
son and Mr.. Laird, Che News says Mr..
JOhnson's charity toward MIR. Laird,
who built the Alabama, applies equally
to Semmes, who sailed her. .5-..ta
The Telegraph rejoices In the new era
of diplomacy as exemplffied in minis
terR meeting and discussing in q friend
ly manner public questions. visa
The Standard says IL the result of the
negotiations pending between the coun-
tries prove futile, il will certainly not
be the fault of either OF the ministers.
PARIS, October 2E /
The Courier National, the Democrat
national organ of this city says Ferdin-
and has declined the offer of the crown
OF Spain. The writer is certain that
Duke Montpensiet would accept il.
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No important change In the market
to-day, the trade Is dull and prices
steady, but some change looked for In
light brown MuslIns. Canton Flan-
nels in better request, and being low
the tendency is upward. Muslin De-
laines arc scarce, and fresh styles sell
readily at an advance of 10. g