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MARKEIIsI By EEIEaaArH.
new York money and Stock nsrket
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Kew York Money and Stock market
t,aL NEW York, October II.
The Lake Shore Directors ia, day
elected Augustus Schell member OF
the board, Vice Mr.. Whetmote resign
ed. It ls again reported that J. II.
Banker 10 elected treasurer Of the Board.
MoNBY-Easy at 5a7 per cent, Dis
counts dull al l0a15 per cent. p
STERLINa-Dull ct 100alO91S.
GoLD-Dull; opened at 1905; closed
at lS0HGa1SOK; carrying rates Sa4 per
cent.fQ inn, ~ Tsil sp'.H
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull but closed
steady. Coupons of 'Sl, 1l9SSa1l9S; do
'62, 1l5a1l61<; do '64, 1l91SRl19N; do iG5,
1l9Ha1l0Sz; do new, 1l79la1l7j1S; do '67,
1l79<a1l7ISi o'6S, 1179<a1l7%; 1O>4OS,
1081Sal0S3s; currency '6s, 107 lfal079l.
Enthusiastically quiet but strong,
with marked advance in Lake Shore,
on rumors thatit has been placed Yir.
tually under the control Of Vanderbilt.
Pacific Mail Is an exception which
Is muohllower and weak on reports
that Garrison abandoned his intention
OF obtaining the controlling interest In
the company, and that the stock held
by Lockwood was pressed for sale,
Western Union Telegraph!36II; Pacific
Mail cox; Adams Express 81: Wells,
Fargo,& Co! 25]1; American 351; United
States 6s11; MerchRnta' Union, OK;
New York Central III; Harlem 1870;
Hudson River 1854; Reading 955S; Erie
33; Michigan Central 122; Michigan
Southern 9lX; Illinois Central 1S29<;
Pittsburgh -100H; Northwestern 72X;
do, preferred SAN; cleveland, Colum.
bus and Cincinnati 761ts Rock Island
l06I<; 81. Paul SIX; do. preferred sOH;
Wabash 6l1<; do. preferred s05<; Fort
Wayne Terrell Haute 2S9{;. DO. pre-.
ferred S. ri Chicago d AItonIl43 Ohio
q Mississlppi,;2 ,;271; Columbus, OInein-
natl d Indiana Central FAX. ..-.G....
The Government sold one million Of
gold at 130al302l. eiii :aAi a'anEilu
The Gold Exchange voted to eslab.
llsh Clearing House within the Ex-
change, the plan having been adopted
by a vote of6llto 46. o. q"rE' I1H
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.GkeGat|sll64euter:
9'F,lEMJOHAsOH.
A Heavy Shot from Iho Memphis
avalanche"

ANNANACABe
The Memphis Avalanche, nitro Dem.
ocfatic, has published this editorial no.
uce Of Johnson and bis aspiration for
The U. 8. SenatorShip: 49, lg.5
Many Of those who at first favored
Andrew Johnson's Senatorial aBplra-
tons, have abandoned him in disgust.
For one who In q BCore Of Years has
alled nearly every position, from low
est 10 highest, to come down into the
dhe epheming and plpe-laying for
more hohors, 10 simply 6lCkenlnR. The
spectacle Ia an anomaly In American
politics. We may search our own his.
tory In vain for q parallel 10 the course
Of Andrew Johnson. II furnishes none.
From Washington down 10 Lincoln, no
chief magistrate ever lowered the dig
nifty OF the name OF President by ever
permitting the use of-his name for q
lesser office.
Andrew johnson has not only done
this. but he has groveled In the mlre OF
politics, stirring up the most nRueeous,
slckenlng shines In the hope that he
may again ride into place on their
stencil. He has shown none OF the dig.
A'J VI hAHlooLlhubuIpl huu MI kub Cuue
ming and chlcanery Of the demagogue.
Not GoptaHt with.leavlug to history the
YludicAIibhl of record which, for
good or bad, has passed into history,
he scrambles, u an age when the I'm.
press OF years closes the public career
Of men Of even lesser ambition, for an
opportunity 10 expend his last hours In
wAging bitter, unrelentihg warfare on
personal enemies. This, when his
warfare BODIES harm 10 the whole South,
which needs the powerful support or
every representative In Congress, and
cannot afford TO draw down upon herself
The animosiLles OF the party which for
years 10 come will control the deatt-
hies OF the country. 1t is q most hu-
Initiating reflection that Tennessee,
alone, OF all the Southern States, should
present 30 disgusting spectacle. y
The Avalanche Is slightly In error on
one point. Quincy Adams went back
10 the House Of Representatives after
be was President, and died while a
member. Though 1t cannot be said
that while there be "ever lowered the
dignity OF the name Of President" as
Johnson no doubt will II sent back 10
the Senate.
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= l- RALr1MoRE. Onlnl

BALTIMORE, October II.
This forenoon, the warehouse build
ing, No. $40 Baltimore street, a few
doors east OF EutaW, was discovered on
ERE In the basement and first story,
They were occupied by. Moses Guttman,
wholesale and retail clothing merch b ant.
The stock was badly damaged by fire
and water. Loss estimated At 81. 900;
and fourth stories were occupied by Il;
Mann & Co., wholesale and retail deal
ers In boots and shoes. Their loss ia
about $50, 900; partially insured. Dam.
age to the building. $1,000, The flames
communicated TO the roof Of warehouse
No, 847. the upper portion OF the, build
ing occupied by AmmIden & 90. lamp
and coal oil dealers. Loss, q, 500; fully
insured. The fire is said 10 be the
work OF anincendlary. W "ni !
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TESRESSEE LEGIsLArURE.-
Figuring on the senatorahIp..-John.
Son 10 Make n Speech NJ Frank.
lin on Saturday. w..
The Negro Question Up AgaIn.-.1he
Fifteenth Amendment.

Tho Negro Question Up AgaIn...Ihe
Fifteenth Amendment.
NASHVILLE, October Is.
The Impression has somehow got out
that should the Republicans be sue.
cssstul In Ohio and Pennsylvania II
will lessen Iohuson's chances for the
Senatorshdp, rs be is SUPPOSED 10 Atand
on the Pendletou Platform.
There Is 8 good deal of anxiety to
learn something definite ltom Ohio.
The politiciHs are. all very busy lust
now counting Legislative noses, 80 as
TO figure out who 10 The coming Sena-
tor. q In full Legislature 1t will take
filty-tive 10 elect. Some OF Johnson's
more sanguIne friends say he will have
siXty.lhree on the first ballot, while
The opposition do not concede him more
than -lOEty-seven-at the-mOst. The
truth ls, considerable number are
still uncommitted, leaying tho matter
In provoking uncertainty. West Tan.
nessee will 60 nearly solid agalnst John.
son; Middle Tennessee will probably
give him u majority, while the Eastern
Division, leaving out the faw RepublI.
cans, VIII honor Andy with an almost
unanimous vote The name of T, A,
4. Nelson, OF Knoxville; haa- loomptl
up Within the last! two-days,~ and n
should happen that neither johnson
nor Etherldge can be elected, 1t Is not
impossiblethat q compromise may be
made'on him. I think, however, thdt
II Andy doesn't secure the prize, the
chances OF East Tennessee are very
slim. ''f HFl9''"
ThsLegIslatute goes In body to the
Franklin Fair Tomorrow. On Satur-
day Johnson will deliver 7an address
there. - = - 3" - j y p A W
The inevitable negro question was re-
lvlved In the House, To-Day, by another
resolution TO set apart q portion OF the
gAllRrie6 for the use of, the man and
brother. After considerable discussion
the resolution was tabled by an en-.
phatic vote, ~. ,la..lh ty.G Iu Jls
A resolution to rRtiy the Fifteenth
Amendment was introduced In the
House to-day, and referred to COM
mittee.n When IL comes up, twill pro-
badly receive about yoies,
A resolution was introduced In the
House to-day, 10 submit 10 the people
Of the State proposition that the Leg.
islature be converted Into a Constitu.
tlonal Convention. II viii hardly be
| ADOPTED, .IsII EUI IL. q
johnson is not 80 strong "a ho was. n
week ago, and knowing men assert
now that be will be beaten, A.
Senter'S message groWa In favor, and
bis financial views will probably. be- ac.
cepted by the Legislature. 10 i. ..auy,,rf
The Conservative papers fayor Afford
Ing his administration the credit OF q
speedy repndiation Of the payment OF
interest on the public debt. . noII
Public feeling Is cheerful and buoy
ant at the prospects for the future,
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COMMERCIAL AND FIIANCIAla


A statement ofthe specie lp the banks
Of the Southern States shows that the
Texas banks hold over y, 600, 900 Of the
precious metals, againSt S27O. 900 In the
banks Of the other seven States. Ar-
kansas only reports $685. IN Texas, In
war or peace times, neither Confeder-
ate notes nor greenbacks have been
able 10 take the place Of gold and silver
as 4 circulating medium. H'.' -.i"a
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... r.. CHICAGO, October IA.
FLouR-Held. firm at 24OOA5 IS for
spring extras. ,.... .ll . rI
GRAIN-Wheat-Less active, unset
tied and 1a2o lower; Sales OF No. at
81 06al O611; No. 2 at 99Ifca$l 0l1E; clos
ing quiet at 81 GOAL 0O1f; this afternoon
there were sales OF No. Q at 99ISa9OAc,
seller, last half 81 Ol>1al DIX, buyer,
October. Corn-Dnll and 2a21Ec lower;
sales No. 2 at 65a851<o; closing at 031<a
64c; rejected, 6Oa62c; this afternoon the
market was unsettled and heavy at 1851
a63Nc, seller, last half; 621<o, seller,
November. ORts-Quiet and 14al41<c
lower; sales No. Eat 88A381<c In store
and seller the month; closing at 3SNc.
Rye-Less active and A'ahade easier;
sales No. / at 79as9c; No. Q at 76a77c;
rejected at 69A72c, closing at 79a80e for
No. !; Zoo for No. q, BRTley-InaotIye
and steady at 81 l6 for No. 2 In store.
CATTLE-Steady at 8 70a4 80 for cum.
mon TO fair Cowsi 81 62Ka6 25 for light,
Hods-ActIve and 100 higher; IS 75a
0 20 for common; 90 S0a9 90 for fair 10
medium, r. ...t.. f..+ -
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u.w CINCINNATI, October II.
No change In Flour and Grain gene.
rally dull. u4. a.t.. aa
ToBACco-In good demand at 81 OOa
80 90. NV .a
WHIsKV-Flrm and In demand .at
Sl15.
PRovIsIoNE-Bu little done In provi.
sions; Mess POrk-Held at $Sl %. Lard
Held ut l7I<c; buyers at l7Xc. No
bulk meats offered. Bacon-Sold at l7c
for shoulders and 20hc for clear Sides.
No shoulders now out OF smoke.s
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
EdGS-2Sc.
No change In oil. ..-.
ExoHANGE-Firm nj lilo discount
buying.
GoLD-lS0 buying; par selling. ,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ICY cabls Telegraph 70 tho IntelllRencerl ]
- hRAIM. ~. Il, ~

Tho ,AnSufreclIOn FallIbg!.-The Va.
= ICncIA Rebels OfIer 10 CapituIRte.
f.lI ,gg.f MADRID, October II.
Valencia still holds out against the
troops. ofiolAl dispatches from that
quarter received to-day state that the
Insurgents have proposed to oapltulAte,
hut the authorities demand une0ndls
tlonal submission. ..U
The town OF Beiar, forty.hve miles
south Of SAlanaHe, has revolted and
the Inhabitants are flying from the
place. AldetaohneEt Of troops have
been sentthither 10 restore order. slx
thousand rebels have submitted 70 Gov.
srnment oaicerH in TarrogoVe, BARGE.
lane and vicinity. Haly s11G .lunUl..
The Republican leaders, Paul and
SalyoChea, abandoned by their follow.
era have Ged to Gibraltar. Il ls stated
the latter after leaving Saragoasa was
defeated while retlriug through AndR.
lnsla, seventy OF bis men were killed
and the remainder dlspersedT a mum.
hee Of Republican jo1rnals published
In the Provinces. have been suppressed.
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Now York PEodaee lIntI.et.

IN m. ~! NEW York, Oct. II.
CoTToN-Opensd, firm; closed quiet
and heavy; $500 bales at 26Hc for!mid.
ding uplRnds. glr ..f. d. . ,..T.s.
FLoUR-Market closed SO better on
medium and low grades, with moderate
export demand. y,.,,rt..e- III ...s
GRA1N-Wheat-A shade tirmer but
quiet. Rye-Quiet, nominal and un-
changed. 0ats-Quiet; 62Ifa65c for
western. Corn-Soarce and firm; S1a
100 for unsound and $lal IA for sound
mixed western. ..I..,..,l a..-
Observation-Disclosures; $50 76aS3l
for mess. Beef-SteRdy and unchanged.
Cut Meats--Flrm with q fair demand.
Bacon-Firm with moderate demand.
LARD-Quiet; l7NalSc. for fair 10
prime steam. .,'-..... -
/, . Eaas-Q Quiet and unchanged.
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Ene FroIle with tIhe Hornet,

" NHw YORK, Oct. II.
The eunboat Frolic arrived at Will
mington on Monday and the comman-
der notified Commodore Higgins OF the
Hornet not to leave port!u his case
had been decided. He said he had ID.
struCtIons from the President to pre-
vent his departure. The case Of the
Hornet came up before Commissioner
Rnthfofd on Monday, and Commodore
Higgins made an affidavit that the ship
was purchased by the Cuban Republic
outside the Jurisdiction OF the United
States alter abe had cleared from q
British port. The COUNSEL for the Gov
ernrnenl asked for a delay until SaIur-
day which was granted. n"m',
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Notioe to Creditors.

7b he Creditors Of znoHdI Omen, deoedSed!
TN PURsUANCE OLA DEoREE OF THE
| Circuit Court OF the Comfy OF OHIO,
made In cause therein pending, 10 subject
the real estate OF the Eald Thomas Omen,
deceased, TO the payment OF his debts, you
are hereby required 10 present your claims
against the said ThomAs.0men for RdIudIca.
ton TO Hannibal Forbes, Commissioner, al
his once IN the said county, on Fourth
street, In the City OF Wheeling, West Viz.
gLnia, on or before the 9th day OF NoVem-
Der, 1859.
Witness, MlchaelJ. BreInIg, Clerk OF said
Court, this 10Th day OF September, 1888,
MICHAEL ], bkEINIG, Clerk.
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EREnERICK. MD.
IRhe. Fair and tho Visit Of the Presls
dent,


gr7 FREDERloK, Nd, October IL.
Large crowds received the President,
Col. W. P. Maubby warmly welcomed
him In a speech, and expressed the
thanks ofsthe multitude for hts pres.
ence on this OCCASION. The President
replied: '-'. er.4 ~
i have great pleasure In visiting for
the frat time the city OF Frederick, OF
which l have heard so much during the
period OF the late rebellion, and which,
too. stood up nanfully for the main.
tenance OF whole Union. I expected
to visit this city some years ago, but
found myself unable to do SO. But
now that l have found so many friends
and been 30 graufied with what have
seen OF your fair and enjoyed OF your
hospitality, ! hope at some future time
to visit you again. an ,1 10 r., .o...
Three cheers Tor the President OF the
United States were heartily? given,
when the President repaired to the
committee room and received the null
tltlde, shaking handsas they Beverally
passed before him. a u =. =
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LOUISVILLE COMAEERCIAL CON.
~ .--L YEATION. ~ ola

nos LOUISVILLE, KY, October IA.
q Business has been generally Sus-
pended. One hundred thousand per-
sons are In the streets, on house tops,
at windows and every point OF obser:
walton, witnessing the grand Trade
procession, which ls pronounced by all
10 exceed anything OF the kind ever at.
tempted In this country. It is fully
nine miles long and has been three
hours In passing. O given point.
The Convention met at 1890 O'Clock
and was called 10 order by President
Fillmore, and after prayer, Mr.. Massey,
OF, Virginia, the Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Emigration presented his
report. The first two resolutions were
adopted. After the reading OF the
third, which provides for the appoint.
ment OF Committee, NJ. +. Maury, OF
Virginla, and Mr.. Chiffon, of Kentucky,
rose and opposed 1t, and moved re-
consideration Of the entire reports. A
lively debate ehsued thanI and nume-
rous motions to adopt, lay upon the
table and So forth, were made.
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rho storm aud Fresnen In New York.
ALBANY, October Ii.

.0 .gnH 9.. ALBANY, October II.
A despatch from Schenectady says,
all the acqueducts have been repaired,
but the rain which Is still falling has
increased the damages TO the culverts.
It will be impossible 10 resume nAviga=
tion by the 10Th inst. The waters are
still rising In the Mohawk. There has
been land slide on the Boston road,
carrying 200 feet Of the road bed away,
ut Schadock; the delay to passengers
however 10 slight. Other roads also
suffered slight detention, but are now
alright. ID -
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Departments News,
WASHINOTON, Ocl, n.

WARRINGTON, Oct. II.
AGsIstAnt Secretary, Richardson, Of
the TrehSury, was In attendance at the
Depart to-day, but intends pres.
sing his resignation ~ he desires 10
relInqulBh that Office Immediately The
MachlnlstB In the Bureau Of Printing
and Engraving, having entered sult In
the Supreme Court OF the district, for
the 20 per cent Withheld from their
yTGgeB, . RBubpnsnR was yesterday serv.
ed on Secretary Boutwell, by Deputy
Marshal Phillips, to appear beiora that
Court and show cause why the 20 per
cent Ahould not be paid. !. Pc -r ~
Secretary Belknap is e1peoIed 10
enter upon the discharge Of his duties
In two weeks. ui Sos nan gf| n.. -
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] CLEVELAND.

The Cleveland Leader jubilates AFT er
this fashion: :''Hf1' nfEOS
All honor and glory, to. the Rspubll-
cans Of the city, Of Cleveland. They
have given, Hayes % majority OF $50,
gain OF 11S over Sherwood's majority OF
Last year. In the face Of the temperance
bolt, and of the general Republican
apathy, this 10 q splendid victory. The
county OF Cuyahoga has covered Itself
with unexpected glory. No one claim
ed yesterday q majority OF over 1900
for our State ticket, and many poohed
and pshawed at the Leaders, pred lon
that no candidate onour county ticket
would have less than one thousand ma
jority. But the result shows q Repub-
ncan majority for Hayes In this city ol
no less than $50; which indicates 0 Re-
publican majority In the county Of at
least $500, IA IEs r. I1 sT'- -.u
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A ABo8AYExPRRss.-Allttlel GhRyer
about nine yeara Of age arrived At the
Cleveland express Office On Tuesday.
lie wore y ticket In his button hole on
which was written, ITO T. O. Demlng,
Parkersburg, West Virginia." and his
name "Charley Demtng."| The charge
for transporting him was Rl5.-olepe'
k1Md Leldef. nm ---.. ----- -.L-- ..-----
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ASIA.
DR. LIVINGSTON HEARD FROM.
|, I ..A .s..-l7- ggEuI I.g.
He ID Believed 10 be Bafe-Ana Thinks
he mas Discovered the BOuFces
..a '.a Qftho Nile. a4g ~ lrI

..a '..a QrIho Nile. o4g nj rfI
T VI BOMBAY, Oct. IL.
Mr.. Klrke has received a letter from
DR.. Livingston, dated on the 9Th Of
July, 1868, In which the doctor informs
him that he believes that. he has dis,
covered the sources OF the riVer, Nile az
point situated between 10 and IL de.
gross South, Dr.. LivlngAEon was In
good health at the, time Of writing 70
Mr.. Klrke. 1ntelligence OF Q still later
date ut hand from Hanalbar, states that
the trade caravans had arrived there,
and reported that Livingston had reach
safety. ., t-'i..
LXrrR.-Mr. Blrke, In d dispatch to
the Government here, says thata cara
van has arrived at ZGnzihar. II brinSs
the welcome news that Dr.. Livingston
had arrlvid at Nlgl, alive and well.
He was on the way 10 the coast, the
road 10 which was open and safe. AM
other caravan is expected here, which
viii bring later information OF the Doc.
tors progress. s.l '.i -. ,'',. ''
News has been received from Central
Asia that the Omar OF lBbdhara has pc.
toned for the assistance OF Russia
against Sheere Aali OF Cahool, that he
has sent o tribute to the Gar, and that
bis eldest son has gone 10 ST. Peters
burg TO secure the Hucceaslon to the
Gallphate through the protection OF
Russia, -, ~ u'',,''''- .
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IlICAUTION.. u

Hoonand's German Remedies arc counter.
toILed. See that tho signature otG. n. JACK
son IL on the wrapper Of each bottle, All
Others arc counterfeit.
German Medicine Store, No. HSlaARCH Sucot,
Philadelphia, Pa,
Formerly q, u. JACKSON a Co.
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VIRGINIA.
MOdIEeatIon OF Gen. Uanby'S Railroad
Proxy Order.
Fusion OF Wells ana walker Repnb.
.IICans on the Senatorial Question.

ES'"tSA % '"ellS anu "hiAer AepuD-
.IIcans on the Senatorial Question. Y,
| =" :. RICHIoND, October Is. 3 :,
Gen. Candy, lit IL said, Intends 10
mcdlfy, his order postponing the ap-
polntment Of railroad proxies and di-
rectors in Virginia. which was very OBJ
noxious to Gov. Walker and the Cons
setvatlves, 1t Is further said that q
committee Of Conservatives waited
upon Gen, Sherman and requested him
TO direct Gen. Candy to change the
order. and Gen. Sherman agreed to do
SO. ,'.'" ''..'>,
A fusion OF the walker Republicans
and the Wells Radicals III the Virginia
is contemplated, In order
10 secure the election ofSenatots against
the Conservatives. Lieut.. Gov. Lewis
and franklin StearnS are the parties
against the Conservatives, And the
choice OF the proposed coalition. la5
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PRICEn.

HoonnndH German Blttsrs per bottle NU
hAlftiosen Is 20
Hoonaud1 German Toulo, put mp In quart
bosues, VI 6Opof bottle or half dozen for
H@.
sB-Do not forRot 70 examine woll ,hb nr.
ielO you buy, In order 70 get the Genuine,
For bAl0 by Druggists and DoalGrS in Ned.
cine eYeTyWhete, iYI9
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SOUTH AMERICA,
Affairs In yeneS4uelA. q

los s. NEW YoRK, October IA,
Venezuela dates, of September 18th
Rtales that Gen. Monagas is still at
Porto ORbello.' The Federal steamers
continued to blockade the port of Mara
caibo. a rising against the Federal
authorities in Coro, on the Gulf oi
Maracaib0, and In Barcelona, at the
mouth Of Rio Neorl, recently took
place, bat was speedily quelled by the
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TIE Richmond EaQ.Erer and Erami.
ner is'moved to say ofone Of the prom
lnent candidates for United StRtes Sen.
ator that, "Glthough he hasibeen con-
siStent Union man TandIs q decided
Republican, he seems TO- have no en-
emiea." sEAHt.F. " Ig.1
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TURKEY.
EurenIe In ConstnntInopIe.

.I--- ~ VoNAfANT1N0PLEs OCT. Il.
Tie Empress was, received by the
Sultan with the most imposing and
magnificent ceremonies, The waters
Of the Bosphorus were crowded with
boats gRlly decorated, and the banks
crowded with spectators. rgiy
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HooFLAND'S GE!R444N TONIC.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia q pleasant preparation Of the BIlteB for
those who do not like extreme BilteH. II
BitteB combined with pure Santa Cruz rum
and agreeable havoring exbactS. Its uRe l
recommended when some pure RtimulRnt II
required In connection with the tonic pro-
pertleg Of the BlLteH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15
COMMIssIONRR's ROtICE:

DuvHl, KeiGhler & Co., ! In Chancery in
Thomas omsnsE E1'r, etal. ioroaio COUNTY.
Bih day OF November, 1853, al my oifice. on
Fourth street, in the City OF Wheeling.
WcAt Virginia, proceed 10 take, state and ft,.
port an account OF all the debH and claims
against the estate OF Thomas Omen. de.
ceased, and their priorities II any, and also
may deem pertinent, or any party Interest.
cd may require, u IN
-. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner In Chancery OF said Court.
OALnWELL BRO, AttyA Tor Creditors.
p3O-o9wdFrl8W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

.. 1oLEDoI OclooeF IA.
FLoUR-Dall. r.. ....
GRAIN-Wheat-4c 10 90 lower, regu-
lar white Michigan 81 90; amber 81 05;
No. red 81 II. Oats-AteAdy; No. ],
1910 10 47c; No 2, 45hc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-15

THE bill repeating all laws passed
since 1906, has been tabled by the Leg.
islature OF Tennessee, without a dis
aentine voice,