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BY TELEGRAPH.
West Virginia Election.
Special to tho lntellIgenCcr.
AInnInn atnn.an

Special to tho lntellIgencer.
Marion County,
FaIrmont-For Senate, Brown, (Rep. J
l25, Morris, (Dsm. J lOI. For II louise, ,Pslr.
pont, l54; Hill, 100; Burt, los, (all
Reps.)
WOodI
Parkersburg gives Jackson, (Dem. }
for House, majority of2Ol. Whole
Democratic ticket probably elected.
DOddFIdge.
Central StatIon-For Senate, Hay.
wood. (Dem.) 81; Boreman, (Rsp.) 40
For House, Neeley, (Dem.) 60; Bee,
(Rep,) 80.
atOFERu.
Paw PAw-For Senate, Hartman (had
no opposition IA; for House, Jos. 8.
Wheat, 10. J. Rufus Smith, s. A. J. Gal.
lion, !, (all Rsps.l
Taylor.
GrAftou-For Senate, Hlnn, lind.
Rep.) lle, Crane. (Rep.) CT: for House,
DaviSson, (Dsm. III, slnssl. (Rsp. 60.
Vote light, Democrats elect entire
township ticket.
Marshall.
Court House and LAtrobe-For SEN
ate. Morris, (Dsm.) l9l, Brown, (Rep.)
%, for House, Thomas, lind. Rep 2Ss.
Treadway, (Ind. Rsp,) l95, Edwards,
(Rsp.) l75. Howe. (Rep.) liz.
Preston.
Cranberry SummItt-For Senate, Col.
WIN. B. Crane, (Rep) 1Ol; VIM. B.
Zlnn, (Rep.) 62. mo Dsm.) For House
OF Delegates, A. o. Baker. (Isep.) 100;
John Collins, (Rep.) 10; WIN. g.
Brown, (Dsm.) 81 II. q. Hagans,
(Rep.ll.
MaJorlties-E Edwards, 90; Shatuck, 81;
Burley, 8. The Independent ticket
cuts down the standing Republican
mSjorlLies heavily. Vote good deal d.
vIded on local issues.
Berkeley.
Martinsburg-All but one precinct
heard from; Republican majority about
80. Entire Republican ticket probably
elected.
tour friend, McKelvey, OF tho Wes.
tern Union Office. to whom we are In
debted for these scattering returns, says
in note:
We gather election returns with great
difficulty, operators say people seem to
have forgotten there was au election,
Have had them out securing for news
for an hour with but Indifferent SUD
cess.
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UTAH.
A SChlsm Among tho nOrmOns.

CHICAGO, October IS.
The following Ia an extract from a
private letter from we'll informed gen
tleman living In Salt Lake to one OF
the editors OF the Chicago Tribune:
"The Bchism, OF which you may have
beard while here, 10 working, Mr.,
Stenhouse and all the editors aud pro-
prletors OF the Utah lid1dEine have
been suspended, and II they stand arm,
and they will, they will be cut of. II
10 only valuable as showing what may
be expected when the overpowerln1
will and Intellect OF Brigham Young
shall have been removed. A revolution
proceeding from the heart Of the church,
enthronlng the majority OF the people
Instead OF God, of course letting drop
the absurd idea Of daily revelations;
with which, as Il is based upon them,
would by polygamy and the prepos.
ferrous scheme OF Empire, to which they
are now 30 fanatiCAlly devoted"
Mr. Stenhouse, named In the above
extract, is editor Of the Salt Lake Tele.
0rGph, and has been for many years
one OF Brigham Young's most trusted
friends and ardent advisers. His
daughter ls one OF the wives Of Joseph
Young, Brigham'S eldest son; The edit
ors OF the magazlne are able and intlu-
nnliAl
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POLITICS IN NORTH "a ROLlNA.
A Breaking Down OF the " Bitter.
EndcrS."-The story OrTcnnesSse
over Again.

over Again.
New York, Oct, 2s.
A Washington dispatch 10 the Herald
stHteA that u gentleman, formerly u. y.
Marshal Of North Carolina, who arrIv.
ed here from that State 10 day, says, ,
there IL general breaking up OF
political parties there. The HaIden
party which hus ruled with great bitter.
ness In the interests Of ultra radicals
since the State was reconstructed, has
lost oaste and Its members are quarrel.
Ing among themselves. They have
brought the State to the verge OF banks
ruplcy and now that the State bonds
are selling for about thirty. eight cents
on the dollar, some Of them are secret.
ly conniving at a repudialion OF the
State debt. The people, or ut least
the respectable portion OF them.
and especially the property owners,
are ready TO join any party orga-
nization that promises relief from
the onerous taxes and the bad
management OF Halden and bis friends.
Halden Ia about deserving the extreme
radicals because he percelves that their
power is at an end, and will probably
seek for admission In the new party.
he has been 80 proscriptive, my inform
ant says, against all who did not agree
with him that he will get no favor at
the hands Of the leaders Of the new
movement. Tho gentlemen propose to
organize party after the fashion OF
the Walker party In Virginia, and tho
Senter party in Tennessee, with uniyer.
sal amnesty and Impartial suffrage, as
the leading features.
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SUICIDE IN CUYDRRLAND.-Ala lamen.
table case Of suicide occurred In this
city on Thursday morning last. A
young girl aged about 10 years, daugh-
ter OF W. A. Judy, was found hanging
by the neck in the loft OF stable,
owned by the family, In tho southern
part OF the city. Immediately on the
discovery, she was cut down, but life
was extinct. Coroner Strong was notl.
fed. and held an inquest over the body.
The evidence went 10 show that there
had been some wranglIng between the
girl and other members OF her family
that morning; that the deceased had
left home, and declared her intention 10
remain away, when her brother went
after her and forced her to return, and
she WAS punished by her mother, alter
which she went into the loft and put
an end to her existence. The verdict OF
the Jury was that deceased came TO her
death by wiliully hanging herself.'
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Raees NJ Troy.

TROY, n, Y, October ..
To day was the FIRST day Of the Fall
meeting OF the Ransalaer Park AssocIa-
tlon. The flrst race was for horses that
never beat three minutes, for $500; to
the first horse, $500, TO the second, 500,
and 500 10 the third, was won by
Soubrette In three straight heats, In
2:S6, 2:S7 and 2:SSj<. The second race
was for horses that beat 1856. won by
Prince. Best time, 2:3SJf.
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LlrPINcoTT's Magazine Ia authority
for stating that at the time Of the tirst
Issue OF greenbacks, Mr.. Chase, cons
suited, among others. with the presi-
dent OF Philadelphia bank. as TO
placing some motto upon the bl ls, as
In God we trust has been stamped
upon some Of the coins. After men.
tlon lug several texts that had occurred
10 him, the Secretary asked the bank
er's opinion. Perhaps was the reply,
the most appropriate would be: Silver
and gold have l none: but such as
have l give thee.' The project was
not carried further. 1f0s &
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New york I'roducp Market

NEW IOKKI UCI, q.
CorTON-Qulet aud dropping; sales
1000 bales at 2GNc for mIddling up
lands.
FLOUR CLOSED dull; 90 lower on com j.
mon and medium grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull aud declined;
winter red and amber 81 37al 42I<<.
Rye-NomInal. OAts-Unchanged: Goa
go for western. Corn-QuIet; O9caSl 05
Tor unsound, and 81 07Wt 10 for sound
mi xed western.
PRovIsloNs-MeEs Pork-Dull at $3l
a3l %. Beet-Steady; moderate busi.
mass. Cut Meats and Baoon-Dull and
heavy. Lard-Quiet; lso for prime
steam.
EGaS-SteSdy and unchanged.
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Several prominent Catholics have ex.
pressed their sympathy for Father Hy-
acinthe, and say that circumstances
compelled him to raise an issue In the
church. They declare that the day Of
regular orders In the Catholic Church
except for missionary purposes In as.
slsting secular pArochial priests, has
passed, and the motion will be made by
advanced Gallican Bishops In the Eou-
menical Council to abolish most OF the
orders no existing.
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PRICKs,

Ilooaauds German Blttoru por bottle 500
hAlfdUEOn SUI
HOOnAudH German Tonic, put mp in Quart
n0ttles, 81 ~ per bottle or half dOL eli Tor
N6.
aA-Do not forget 70 examine we'll Tho ar.
icl0 you buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med. i.
oin0 everywhere, jyl2
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IROHTON, OHIU.

Murder Ora Wood Chopper-EScnpe OF
the MuTdercrR.
1RoNToN, Oct. q.
This afternoon, about 2 o'clock, while
Phil. Coon and another man were at
work chopplng wood on the Union Fur.
mace Grounds, eight miles northwest OF
here, they were attacked by two un.
known men. Coon WAS shot In the
right side, the ball passing through hIs
body. The wound will prove fatal,
His comrade escaped, by the swapping
Of the pistol In tha hands Of the man
who attacked him. The murderers
then fled toward the river, pursued by
men who had heard the firing. Reach.
Ing the river they were overlaken by
their pursuers, but held them ut bay
with their pistols until they procured a
sklf, escaping In 1t across the river into
Kentucky.
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MINIsTER wAsHBURaL's CON.
TIHGENT.
An Official Denial.
WASHINGTON, Oot. q

" AbHINuTUNI UUL. 20
Secretaries Boutwell, and Fish to-day
stated TO Mr. c. G. Washburne, mem
her OF Congress and brother TO Mr.. L.
Is. Washburne, present U. s. Minister
10 Paris, that the statement that the
latter asked for $4,000 for extra ex>
penses at the legation, Is entirely With
out foundation,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
lBy Cable Telegraph TO the 1ntellIgencer
ENGLAHD.
The Dublin Amnesty Association vs.
Mr.. Gladstone.

The Dublin Amnesty Association w.
Mr.. Gladstone.
LONDON, October %.
The Dublin Amnesty Association, at
business meeting held In that city
last evening, unAnimousl yadopted resO-
lutions expressing regret At Mr.. Glad.
stones refusal 10 release the Fenian
prisoners, and declaring their determl.
nation to continue the agitation and to
found local associations throughout the
country.
mr.. Gladstone and the Irish Church
DUBLIN, October 2s.
Mr.. Gladstone has written o letter to
the Town Council OF this city, express.
ing his satisfaction and that OF his col.
leagues. at the approval given by the
city OF Dnblic to their conduct In re-
gard to the Irish Church legislation
during the last session Of Parliament,
Mr.. Gladstone acknowledges the SOL
emn obligation he Is under 10 deal 10
the best OF his ability with other subs
Jects affecting the welfare Of Ireland.
With respect TO the Fenians, he says II
would be more agreeable TO the Gov
ernment to give effect 10 desire for
clemency founded on the most honora.
bic motives.
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CAUTION.

lIO0tandH German Remedies arc counter
fBltNd. Se0 that the signature ofC. N. JACK.
hON IL on the wrapper OF each bottle, AL
Olhen arc counterfeit.
uOrmRn Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCA suest,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly U. II. JAUkSoN Il 10.
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NO. 81.
new York Dry Goods Market.

The market Is extremely quiet for
most classes Of textile goods, yet prices
are without Important change, II we
except paper cambrlcs, which are 70.
duced from llc to l0IIc, and Nassau
prints, reduced 10 l0Ac. All plain
oleRched and unbleRched cottons In
steady ana fair request Rt concessions
p.tevlouSl y noted, and buyers felt as II
higher.
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Hog KIlIlnE In BE- Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. q.
The remarkable cold snap OF the past
week has induced some OF our pork
packers to commence killing earlier
than usual, but hogs have been so
firmly above the views OF buyers that
there has not been an active movement,
Some 1900 have been killed In the past
rev days, and 10 600 since the 10th OF
last month. Prices have declined some.
what, and sales OF 2. 500 head were made
yesterday and to-day, at SNs9c gross.
The cry Of short crop Ia not likely 10
trlRhten any one here, this season, and
packers will stand out for lower prices.
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REMAKKAWLE MnrEOa ~ ONO.
HOusc. SnOkCm and Windows RhAt.
tered,


tered.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2S.
Al O'Clock Wednesday morning, a
meteor pasRed over Dayton, going
northeast. II had n brilliant, large and
long train. II made rambling sound,
and produced sulphurous smell. Al
the same hour Nh enormous meteor
passed east over Forest station 90 the
Dayton q Michigan railway. 1t re.
aembled a locomotive headlight, long
brilliant train, booming roar, shook
houses, broke windows, and walked
the people up. There were three heavy
explosions.
FOREST, o., October 27.
Between the hours OF two and three
O'Clock this morning the Inhabitants OF
this place were startled from their
sleep by the explosion OF meteor OF
great brilliancy In tho southwest part
OF the heavens. The explosion was OF
such force as to shake The tirmsst
houses and shatter the glass In the win.
dows. There were three distinct ex>
plosions In quick succession. Persons
who saw It say It resembled the head
light OF locomotive, and about the
same size. II was seen about twenty
minutes before the explosion.
HENroN, HARDING Co. o., Oct. q.
Ats o'clock this morning tho lnhab-
itants OF our village were suddenly
startled from their Blumbers by ter>
riic noise accompanied by an oscllla.
ting movement OF their beds, rattling
OF doors and windows, and q general
shaking OF buildings, causing many to
run out on the streets to ascertain the
atanRe meaning OF the phenomenon
The earth indications were distinctly
felt by several persons who happened
To be on the streets Rt that early hour,
A few minutes before the report, the
northern sky was illuminated bright as
day.
The same sound, preceded by vivid
light was noticed at several places In
different directions from here. As yet
the unaccountable occurrence Ia wrap.
ped In mystery.
FORT WAYNE, IND, Oct. 81.
About 8 o'clock this morning the cItI.
zens OF Forest Station, Ohio, and vi.
clnity were awakened from their slum.
6ers by the explosion Of q large meteor.
IL was seen passing Fort Wayne
ABOUT @i5 this morning, taking an
easterly course, esembling streak Of
tire, and travelling with the rapidity OF
lightning. The explosion took place
about two miles southwest OF Forest
station, shatterlng window glass and
shaking houses. The shock was felt
for miles, there being three reports In
quick succession. In Its course 1t re-
sembled the headlight OF a locomotive,
and was about that size, apparently.
Al this hour there has been no report
OF the meteor having been found.
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Judge Of the Supreme Court Qr PcmuyIpn,ia.
PHILADELPHIA, April d, 1853
~ consider Hollands German Bltters, a
valuable medicine In case OF attacks Of inuI.
vrEliOn or Dyspepaia. can certify this
from my experience OF It.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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AAA"ABI OcIODef %
FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-steady; red 81 S5a
! 10; western 81 32a1 40. Corn-WhIte
u IL for old; 9OA9lc for new; yellow SOa
S5o. Oats-65a6Sc. Rye-DIll ut 81 O5t
l On.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-S38OO. Ba-
con-Quiet; rib sides l69<c; clear rib
2OA2Ofc; shoulders l6Iial6No. Lard
Quiet at l8alSJ<c.
WHIsKY-Firm Rt 81 12k.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLAND's GERMAN BlTTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks frOm which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all tho medical virtues are extracted
from them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this BitterS. There is no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
iers, hence It FREQ from all the objections In
cident To the uso OF liquor preparation.
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NORTH OAKOLINA.


RALEIGH, October %.
Governor Holden has enrolled a large
body OF negro militia, which, II Ia re-
ported will shortly be sent to Orange
and Chatham counties 10 assist the To-
cal authorities there in preserving or
der. A large number OF negroes from
the country are In the city, anxious to
be enlisted. II Is said arms are night.
~ shipped to various points for use OF
the Colored militia.
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Justice Of he Supreme Court Gf Pe,nsyllVnta.
PHILADELPHIA, June /, 1853.
II have found by experience that HOof.
laAdH German BitterS In very good tonic,
relieving dyspepuc symptoms almost d..
TRCLly, GkORC1E 6HARSWOUD."
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by TELEGRAPH.
THE BUrTERFIELD IRVESTIGA.
TION.
NoIIeIIor BnnGleId Finds Daniel
Wanting.

NoIIeIIoF BanneId Finds Daniel
Wanting.
NEW York, October 2s.
The investigation which Solicitor
Banfield has made In regard TO the
charges against Gen. Butterield, was
concluded yesterday morning. Mr.. Ban.
field was closeIed with Judge Pierre.
pont, and facts were disclosed which,
Mr.. Banfield says, make II improper
for Gen. Butterfield TO remain at the
Sub-TreRsury; so It Is almost q certaln-
~ that his resignation, which has been
rendered, will be accepted. Yesterday
the General was buslly engaged signing
gold certificates, and appeared In no
wise concerned by the reports. Mr..
bantield left last evening for Washing
ton,
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CINCINNATI, October 2S.
Weather clear. Thermometer 450.
PIrTsBURaH, Oct. Is.
Monongahela three feet nine inches
and falling. Weather clear. Their
49,
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

IN a pleasant preparation Of the BitteR for
those who do not like extreme BltteR. II
IL composed OF all the ingredients OF the
BltterH combined with pure sAnta Cruz rum
and agreeable haVGring extracts. lts use l
recommended when some pure HtlDlulant IL
required In correction with tho tonic pro-
nefIleS Of the RlLterA.
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COMMIssIONEn,N NOIICE.

Duvai, Keighler & Co., In Chancery In
rr,. w the CircuitOOurt
Thomas omens Ex'r, etal. iorOhio County.
Notice ls hereby given that will, on the
6lh day OF November, 1853, ut my Oitlce, on
Fourth street, In the City Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, proceed u LARe, state and re.
port an account OF all the uebtH and claims
against the estate OF Thomas Omen, de.
ceased, and their pTlorltIeS II any, and alsO
% Blate and report other matters which l
may deem pertinent, or any party inteItst-
ed may require.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
CommiESioner In Chancery OF Raid Court.
OALDWELL q BRO, AtLy'a FOR Creditors.
HepS0-oAWdFrBw
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Horticultural Mee1ing.
Notice to Creditors.

10 tho Creditors o. Thomas Omen, CeceGel.
TN PURsUA ANCE OFF DEGREE OF THE
L Circuit Court OF the County OF OHIO,
made ~ cause therein pending, 10 subject
Tue real estate OF the said Thomas Omen,
deceased, TO the payment Of his debts, you
are hereby required 10 present your claims
against the said ThOma8:Omen f0F adIudIca.
tlon 70 Hannibal Forbes, Commissioner, at
Ills once in the said county, on Fourth
street, In tho City OF Wheeling, West Vlr.
glnia, on or before tho 9th day OF Novem-
Witness, MichaelJ. BreInlg, Clerk OF said
Court, this 20th day OF September, 1869.
MlCHAEL j, bkEINIj Clerk
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CniclJutiee Qrthe Supreme Court Of Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
~ lind HoonAnda German BIttsiH III q
good tonic, useful in diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benefit In cases Of de-
blllty, and want OF nervous nctlon In the
system. YourB, truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD"
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1ue ASSlstAnL treasurer sold one mil.
lion Of gold at 12S.6lal3O.9O.
Governor Holden sends the follow
Ing dispatch to the Financial Agents OF
North Carolina relative to the bonds
of that State:
RALEIaH, N. O., Oct, %,
Henry CietUS & Co., bankers. N. Y:
The State will pay all her dsbts,
principal and interest. The interest on
the special tax bonds will be paid no
matter what happens, and l do not see
why the special tax should not 20 up
TO 81 or moro.
lSignedl W. Fl. HOLDEN,
Governor OF North Carolina.
According to the statement presented
to the Supreme Court to-day by G, N,
Jordan, receiver OF the Gold Exchange
Bank, the bank has $29O,OOO left OF its
capital and surplus. The capital was
$500, 1000. It has claims against bank ers
for Sl74. 900, OF which amount II is esti.
mated Sl00. 600 are good. The unsettled
or disputed claims against the bank,
which, In the opinion OF the receiver,
caunot be maintained In lnw, amount
TO about $4,000.
Southern State bonds lower on North
Carolinas, and the special tax bonds
declined 10 30AaiO. Other bonds gem
orally dull.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Marriage OF Prof. WeRVer-MOVement
OF rFeSident Grant.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.
J. R. Weaver, Consul to Brindisi,
Italy, was married last night to the
daughter OF Bishop Simpson. General
Grant and other n0tables were present.
To-day President Grant and Mr.. Robe
500 visited the Commercial Exchange,
and shook hands with several mer.
chants but made no speech. he will
attend a Grand Sabbath School Jubilee
this evening,
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

hVor known, and will cure all diseases re.
nulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In orVler,
keep your digestive organs iu
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no uIReale will
ever aSsAll You.
THE CoMPLExtoN-LRdIss who wish q
fair HKin aud good complexion, free from
yellOwiHh tinge ana all other disfignranDntS,
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. Tho
Liver In perfect orIter, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
.heekR.
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READ WHAT PEOPLE NAY.
RRAD WHAT PEOPLE &AY.

Who could ask for moro substantial tOstI-
mOny than 10 thus given.
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NkW YORK, OCTOBER q.
MoNEY-Easy and steady at 6a7 per
cent on call, chiefly per cent.
STERLINa-Heavy and lower 1OSsGa
10SA.
GoLD-Lower; opening at l209G; clos.
Ing at l2s7Gal20; carrying rates 5a2 per
cent to flat.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Heavy and
lower: the banks, foreign bankers and
Boston capitalists were iree sellers
throughout the day, anu Is estimated
that the latter threw from 81 SOC, 600 10
s., 900 900 OF 2Os on the market. The
fear oi some Congressional action In the
shape OF reducing the interest on bonds
seems working In the minds OF holders,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-29

Tho Department OF Agriculture re-.
ports that the state OF the cotton crop
attests its ample sufllciency for all the
wants OF the country; that the condi.
lional estimate OF 2.75O, 900 bales can be
exceeded,