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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-28

CHICAGO. October q.
FLoUR-Dull ut $425aG 80 for spring
extras.
CONGRATULATIONS and Kalc
lower; sales OF No. at 99caSl 90; No. 2
at 9ia95c; closing at 841<aS41fc; this
afternoon market Irregular with sellers
OF No. 2 at $50 buyer October and seller
November. Corn-Quiet and firmer;
sales OF No. l at &c; No. 2, 651<aG6c; re-
iected 0S15a641zc; closing at 65fa66c for
No. 2; this afternoon market dull at
6iXa65o seller October and 69Xo buyer
October. 0ats-Quiet at S9A40O for No.
2 and 36I1a3715c for rejected; closing at
39NaS0Hc for No. 2. Rye-Less active
and 2aSc lower; sales OF No. at 7Sc; No,
2, GSA7lc; rejected 6Sa65c; closing at zoe
Tor No. 2, Barley-More active and
4a5c lower for No. 2; sales OF No. 2 at
06caSl 90; closing with sellers at Csc
cash seller November.
CATTLE-Dull at IS 75a4 rs tor com.
mon TO good COWS; IS O0a5 95 for light
to fair and 81 Is for choice shipping
steers.
HoGs-Flrm and steady at IS 65a0 Is
for common: 80 25aO so for fair to
medium; 80 65alO 90 for good 10 choice;
$40 10 for extra choice.
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Cincinnati Market,
CINCINNATI, October q,

CINCINNATI, October q.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged.
GRA1N--Wheat--Dnll at 81 0Sa1 IL
Corn-S5aS7c. and In fair demand. Oats
Steady ut 5Oa56c. Rye-95s97c. Bar
ley-Dull and nominal.
CoTToN-Firm OF 25kc.
WHIsKY-Dull and lower, closing al
Sill.
ToBACCo-Active. Frost IL Is reported
has caught considerable amount Of
the plants In the field and has ruined
them.
PRovIsIoNs-NomInally unchanged.
Green Meats-Dull; 1lLa1lKc fol
shoulders, 1870 for sides and l6Xc fol
hams.
Hods-Dlll and dropping; $3.50 10
10 25; receipts, l. 800.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE--Unchanged
and quiet.
No change In oil; market quiet.
GoLD-l30 buying.
MoNEY-Market close.
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CUhAERClAL AND FINAACIAL.
wheeling wholesale market.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING,
0nInhaH D7 1eli


October q, 1869.
There Is no new or important changes
10 note In the general market. We can
report a steady demand Tor most OF
the leading articles, and a good busl-
ness In the aggregate. The provision
market is entirely bare and we are
therefore without the usual quotations.
APPLRs-In good demand at 81 5Oa
90 per barrel for fair to good, and $3 50
for choice.
BUTTER-Is In steady demand, and
We continue to quote prime to choice at
SOa35c; fair to medium 25a8Oc.
BUoKwHEAT FLouR-Some small lots
have been received and may be quoted
at 411a5c.
CANDLEs-star 22A25c; city mould,
summer tallow l5c.
COTTON YARN-Staudard 45c; cotton
twine 45a5Oc; cotton batting 2OAS5c
candle wick 45a5Oc.
CARDoN OlL-S2c and charge for pack
age.
CHEEsE-Is firm and tending up.
ward, Factory at 19a2Oc.
EGas-Have advanced and may be
quoted at 25c.
GRooERIEs-Steady and unchanged.
We quote fair to prime Rio Coffee ga
ESQ. Sugars-New Orleans 14Xal5Xc:
Porto Rico lS3lal4]1c; Cuba 1SHa1S11c;
A Coffee 10Xc; B do 16Xc: @ extra
16Kc; Q Coffee 1910; Crushed 17Xc.
Molasses-New Orleans SOsS5c; Dalti-
more Syrup 75asOc; New York do sOca
81 90; choice Drips 81 GOAL 10.
FLouR-Market weak and dull with
a supply fully equal to the demand.
We quote Fancy S7a7 25; red wheat
Family IS 75aG 90; superhne "a 75a5 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-WhIte dull at 81 goa
! 80; red winter Slal 10. Corn-Qulet
and unchanged at 7OasOo for ear and
snelIed. Rye-S5c for No. l. Barley
Quiet and steady ut 81 SOal 35 for Fall,
and 81 GOAL 25 for Spring.
GINsENG-7Oc per pound.
HAY-Baled, $l6A20 90; loose, SlOA
IA 90.
LARD-No quotations.; none In mar
ket.
LARD oIL-Extra, 81 As, summer, and
81 55 for winter.
PRovIsIoNs-stook entirely exhaust.
ed.
PoTAToRs-5OaGOo per bushel; market
we'll stocked.
SEEDs--Timothy, 2S 75a4 90; Flax.
seed, 81 25; Glover, IS 25as 80.
soAP-Family, GHc; German, sXc;
Eastern, l0AlSc.
SHOT AND LEAD.-BAr Lead .l2c; Shot,
IS 25 per bag.
soDA-BI.carbonAte, G]1a7c In kegs;
90 In papers.
srARcH-Fox's, sas>Gc; Malzena, 12a
l4c.
sAIT-Dairy 50 80; Ohio River 50 25a
$50.
TEA-Guupowder 81 5Oa1 rs; Young
Hyson 81 SOal 85; Black Slal so.
ToRAcoo-Navy 6Ss72c; Dark los and
KS 6Sa72Xc; Bright 1<s and lOs 7OAsOo.
GARRErT's SNUFF 7Sa76c; do. In
boxes Of Q doz. $3.50.
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
views OF Mr.. Dawes, OF Maaaaehusetls


New YORK, October %.
AT the Social Science Association iu
this city, yesterday, a paper was read
by Il. L. Dawes, representative from
Massachusetts, on the mode OF pro
cedure In cases Of contested elections.
Mr.. Dawes In the paper, alter giving Q
detailed history OF the mode OF pro.
cedure In this country. concluded by
saying that an amendment 10 the Con-
slltution was necessary TO bring about
a radical reform. But some improve
ment may be had by changing the
manner OF appointing the committees,
and such public sentiment as would
put an end to party exRctlons. This
public sentiment was necessary, as
members now content themselves with
simply recording their names and leSv.
ing the discussion Of case TO the par.
ties. directly interested, thus making an
engine OF political parties working out
their ends, and involving the instItu.
tlons OF the country In their purposes
and fate,
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John Hopkins died at Hopklnsvllle,
Warren county, Ohio, Friday evening,
OF lockjRw, bought on by q slight
wound on the elbow from q pItchiork
while threshing wheat the same after
noon. A day or two before, near the
same village, q young man named Price
was killed by q blow from q limb fall
Ing on his head from the top Of a dead
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DISASTROUS FIRE In Kew YORK.
.G.. NEw YoRK, October 27.

ANHAAI OSk06pA Sts
About 3 O'Clock this morning, a fire
broke out In the clothing store OF Dan.
lei Close, No, ,ll6 Fulton street. The
wind blowed briskiy, and In short
time the flames had taken possession
OF the building, and also that adjoining
No. Ia. AT 4 O'Clock the breeze carried
the flames in the direction OF the old
Dutch Church, the tower OF which
caught fire. By the strenuous efforts
OF the fremen, however. the flames
were prevented from extending into The
main portion OF The church, although
the front part OF the roof was consider
ably damaged by tim bsra failing from
the tower. The buildings Nos. ia aud
llG were completely gutted by the fire.
They were occupied oy Baldwin Jones,
publisher; Walker, publisher and bind.
er, and about iorty or fifty small busi.
nesseS. The.loSs will probably reach
$780, In Walkers bindery was the
whole reprint edition Of the WeStmints.
ter Repies9, just ready 10 send out. Eve.
ry copy was destroyed. 1t Is said that
IN view OF the damage to the old church
1t ls quite likely that the edItice will be
taken down,
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TIdAl wave at SAN Francisco.
Supposed Earthquake IN the Pacific.
WASHINGTON, Oct. q,

Supposed Earthquake In the Pacific.
WASHINGTON, Oct. q.
Information has been received at the
Coast Survey Office OF q very marked
earthquake wave having been recorded
on the Sell-registering gauge In San
Francisco on Friday last at s O'Clock p.
n. From this the occurrence Of vIo.
lent earthquake In some distant part oi
the Pacific ocean may be inferred, oi
which news will doubtless reach here
before long. The earthq uake at SImardo
In 1854, and the one which occurred 10
Peru In August Of last year, were an
nouuced In the same way. These waves
travel across the Pacific ocean at an
average rate OF about $50 miles an hour,
depending on the depth OF water along
the track Of the wave. From observa.
tions made on the occasions to which
reference Is made, the average depth oi
the ocean has been found TO be about
1000 f0th0ms.
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President Grant on Mississippi and
the Fifteenth AmendmenG.
He IN Opposed to Dent anu Hopes the
Nebraska LegISIAsuRe will be
Convened this Winter.

Ao IN OppUaoU ~ Dout anu 4IOPeb tue
Nebraska LeGISlASuFe will be
Convened this Winter.
WASHINGTON. Oct. q.
Senator Thayer, OF Nebraska, had q
conversation with President Grant,
yesterday, on the subject OF the Missls.
sippi election. He called the Presl-
dents attention 10 u published telegram
to the effect that Judge Dent was repre-.
sented as saying that the President
sustained him as candidate for Gov.
ernor. The President said he had him.
self seen the statement and had en-
closed II to Judge Dent, asking II he
had been correctly reported. To this
inquiry lie had not as yet reoelv-
ed reply. The President iur-
ther stated that In August last
he addressed Judge Dent u letter
advising him not 10 connect himself
with the conservative movement
against the party now supporting AL.
corn, the former Delug, he said, the en-
emies OF the Administration and Gov
ernment. While he was on good per-
sOnal terms with Judge Dent he never
theless felt bound by public duty to
oppose his election and desire ths sue.
cess OF Alcorn. These Views he un.
qualiaedly and emphRtieally repeated
tO Senator Thayer. He believed from
what he had heard that Alcorn would
be elected.
Converting on the subject OF the
10th amendment 10 the Constitution OF
the United States, he expressed the hope
that the Nebraska Legislature would
be convoked this coming winter In or
der 70 ratity the amendment. The ses-
Gions OF the Nebraska Legislature are
biennial, and the next regular session
will not take place TIL January 1871.
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Riotat GOIdsborO, n. O., between q. n.
Troops ana Negroes.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 27.

A special telegram to the Whining
ton, N. @. Journal, dated Goldsboro,
October oath, says: Our town was
thrown into state Of the widest ex-
element last night by riot, which
commenced early in the evening and
lasted until ten o'clock, between the
U. $. troops stationed here and the me-
groes. About seventy.Gve. guus were
fired and one soldier and one negro
wounded. II is now "a hours since the
riot, and our authorities have not made
or attempted to make the first arrest.
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THR RETuRNs.-WIll not some ol
our friends at each voting place make
II II point to bring or send 10 our Office
tonight ut least the vote for the Legls-
lAtIve ticket. We should like the vote
for the whole ticket where possible, but
at least give us that for Legislature.
II each ono will do this all will be
favored with the result tomorrow
morning.
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Information for once Seekers and
others,
wAaHINaTnN. Oolohar 07

WAbh4NuAUnI OCIODbE Sts
The following order has Just beer
issued:
BY the President Of the United States
RrectItiUe Order:
All communications in writing, In.
tended for the Executive Department
OF this Government, and relating q
public business Of whatever kind, inI
Guiding suggestions for legislation,
claims, contracts, employment, ap-
poIntments and removals from office,
and pardons, must be transmitted
through the department 10 which the
care or The subject matter Of the com.
municAtion properly belongs. Com,
muniCaliOns otherwise transmitted win
not receive attention.
By order Of the President.
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of Slate.
Washington, OcL. 10. 1869.
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Snow storm on Lake. OntariO-TwO
HchO0noTs Ashore.
oswEao, N. Y, October q.

A snow storm and high wind pre-
vailed here last night. The schooner
Australia, laden with barley, from To.
ronto, went ashore mile and half
below the city. Cargo damaged. The
vessel will probably be gotten OF. The
schooner Acorn. laden with lumber,
from Port Hope, went ashore under
Fort Ontario, and will be total wreck.
The schooner lows, with barley, from
Port Nelson, Ia ashore high aud dry
about five miles above tue city.
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Now York Produee nInrket.

New YORK. OCT. q.
CoTToN-Flrm; 1900 bales sold al
2GNc for mIddllng uplands.
FLoUR-Olosed dull and 5al0c lower
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and 1a2o lower
the extreme scarcity Of freight room
materially checks export demand. Rye
Quiet at 81 05al 0S for western. Oats
Plenty and dull at 60aG21Sc for west
ern. Corn-Very firm at 94caSl 03 fol
unsound, and 81 O6A1 10 for sound mix
ed western.
Observation-Disclosures and steady
at S3l 37a3l 80 for mess. Beef-In mod
crate request and unchanged. Cui
Meats and Bacon-Nominal.
LARD-steady at 17JGalSo for fair lc
prime steam.
ESas-Steady at 35a36c.
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Another Erie Hallway Accident.
A Train Kun or and Wrecked.
NEW YnRK- OnlnhLr u

At3P. M. yesterday, six cars Of the
passenger train on the Erie Railroad,
on iIs way from New York TO Buffalo,
ran oil Lhe track Two miles east OF
Susquehanna. The whole train Is a
complete wreck. II ls reported that
none Of the passengers were injured,
but the news reaches us NJ 30 late an
hour that II Is impossible To ascertain
whether this statement ls true. The
cause OF the accident was broken rail.
LaIer-NO One Injured.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.
The passenger train which got of the
track near SusquehannA, on the Erie
road, was replaced and proceeded with
out injury to any one.
Two buildings on Fulton street and
the old Dutch church, burned this
morning. Loss heavy.
UBINaHAMProN, October q.
The day express train OF the Erie
Railroad, arriving Ia Susquehauna
yesterday afternoon, was thrown from
the track while running ut the rate Of
80 or 35 miles an hour. "A wheel broke
in consequence OF II broken rail-, or else
u fracture IN the rIlI shattered the
wheel. and every car was thrown or
the track. There were hve passenger
cars. including the palace car. The
train WAS broken by concussion In
three parts, but not n passenger was
Killed or even fatally wounded,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WARRINGTON. Ont. III. II

WARRINGTON, Oct. l5, 1869. J
Notice ls hereby given 10 applicants
for Office, that there are no existing va.
cancles In the Departments either
abroad or at home. Vacancies hereaf.
ter occurring will be filled only on writ.
ten application, addressed 10 the Scores
tary and filed In the Department.. The
Secretary will not receive applications
personally, no answer will be made to
applications unless the applicant 10 ap-
pointed, and In no case will papers filed
In support OF AN application be return
ed 10 the applicant. Attention TO this
notice will save the applicants much
Inconvenience.
[sIEned,l HAMILTON FISH,
Heereknfu Of Stnka.
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ST. LOUIS, OCT. q.
FLouR-Quiet and unchanged at 81 OO
a. % for spring and fall superfne.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm. Corn-Steady y
at sSa85c for mixed. OAts-Uuchanged
at 49a6lc. Rye-Dull at 65A7Oc.
PRoVIsGoNs-Pork-Dull at $50 90.
Bacon Shoulders-lGAal7c; clear sides
1916. Lard-Nominal.
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An Ohio RAID on Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Oct, N
A monster excursion party, NUMBER
Ing about two hundred, arrived here
yesterday, and will visit various points
on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, with
the view OF purchasing a large tract OF
land for colonization purposes. The
party came from Columbus, Dayton,
Springfield and other tOwns In Ohio,
and among them are many who went
through here on a similar excursion
two months ago.
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UnItarian Conference In New York,

NEW YORK, OCTOBER u.
The New York and Hudson River
Unitarian Conference takes place to-
day. The opening services were held
last evening, Rev DR.. Belloros and Rev.
Mr.. HepwOrth OF New York, assisting.
The latter preached the sermon, which
was an ouLspoken discourse concern.
ing the errors of Romanism and the
failure Of Professionalism, and confident.
ly predicted much greater success for
the Unitarian denomination than has
hitherto attended Il.
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baltimore marlret,

BALTIMORE, October q.
FLouR-Dull and favors buyers with
out decided change.
GRAIN-Wheat-Steady; red western
at 81 l3a1 II. C0rn-White at 81 12a1 Is.
Oats-57a59c. Rye-UnchRnRed.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-FIrm at S33
Bacon-Quiet. Lard-QuIet at 1Sa1sl<c
WHIsKY-In fair demand al 81 GOAL u,
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Deficiency M Tobacco Crop.

WASHINGTON, Oct. u.
Information received ut the nepRrt~
ment Of Agricultural shows q failing
OF OF one.third OF the tobacco crop Ia
Yirginia and Maryland and throughout
Kentucky and the West about one
tenth. A reported frost last night In
the West will cause further deficiency.
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THB newest style OF street Caller is

TIE newest style OF street gaiter 10
made Of black French kid, buttoned,
and perfectly plain, with double soles
and high heels, eight inches high, wide
toes, allittle rounded at the edge, max
ing u much more comfortable shoe than
those with pointed toes, and does not
add TO the length Of the foot. For even-
Ing the same style OF gaiter, with light
soles, made OF satin, In colOrs 10 match
the dress or white. the last named 10
more lady-like With dresses OF bright
color. For the above styles thanks are
due 10 Brooks OF Broadway.
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PoUdHKEEPsTE, October q.
Farmers from the interior report hav.
Ing distinctly felt the shock OF an
earthquake In Dutchess county.
There wAs Y slight fall vi snow here
this morning.
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CAUTION.

IiOonands German Remedies ar0 counter.
FeltOd. See that the signature oiC. N. JACK.
EON " on the wrapper Of each bottle, AL
NthGn are counterfeit.
uernan Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARrH street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly U. II. JACkbON q 20.
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Can nothing be done, asks the New
York times, TO stop this Incessant sac.
rlhce OF life by the explosion of kero.
seno lamps? Within the last week we
have reported five or six cases OF men
and women who have been terribly
burned by such accidents. II Is the old
story the lamp explodes, u woman's
dress catches fire, she runs from room
to room, and at last falls down In q
dying state. In the last report OF the
kind which comes 10 us, we are told
that the unhappy victim was dragged
toa hydrant In the street, and the water
turned upon her. "Every part OF the
body Of the poor woman was terribly
burned, except the face" Large pieces
OF flesh fell from her. Something OF
this kind happens nearly every day.
In most other countries, says Il Corres-
pondent who writes 10 US on this Rub-
jeCt, an oil called "Colsa oil" Is used for
lamps. 1t gives a light quite as clear as
that OF kerosene, and not so trying 10
the eyes. 1t is, moreover, absolutely
ine1ploslve, and free from every kind
Of danger. There are other oils In
common use here which are quite az
safe as Colsa. But people will not take
the trouble 10 ask any questions on the
subject. They buy what comes first,
and thus expose themselves 10 dangers
against which the slightest forethought
would edectuRlly secure them.
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PRICES,

nOcnandS German Bltsora per bottle n@@ g
H0OnaudH German Tonic put up In QUAR-
. 01LleS, 81 30 per bottle or a half dOEon for
I@.
aTDo not forget 70 examine well tile mr..
lole you buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
f0f sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere. iyl2
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BUFFALO, October "a.
FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Lower with more
activity: sales of 10000 bushels No.
Milwaukee Club at 81 10; 1000 bushels
western spring at 81 OS; 5000 No.
Racine at 81 Is. Coru-Dull at 75a77c.
OatH-At 471Sa4Sc. Rye-At 00c.
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Consolidation OF western Railroads.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. q.
The President and several directors
OF the Toledo, Wabash & Western Rail.
road, are here on business connected
with the consolidation OF that road
With the Lake Shore road, and the con.
neGtion OF the consolidated roads with
ST. Louis, by the Decatur IL Eastern
st. Louis railroad, the party will leave
to-day for Kansas City via North Mis-
sourl road, from thence will go 10
Omaha. .n
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Paymaster Bogart, who has been
tried by Naval Court Martial, on
q charge OF BwindlIng the Government
OF the sum OF so 900, has been released
from custody, which amounts to an
Rcqulttal.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs IA
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
tits compound OF Fluid Extracts. Tho
Roots, Her6s, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered IN Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts arc then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly Tor the manufacture OF
this Bltten. There 10 no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used In compoundIng the Bit
lers, hence II free from all the objections In
ci,ltnt To the use OF liqnOr preparation.
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Judge Of he Supreme Court Of IemnIyIvunia.
PHILADELPHIA, April D, 1855.
"I consider Hollands German BlLten. q
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF indl.
getIiOn or Dyspepsia. can certify thh
from my experience OF 1t
YourS, with respect,
JAMES II10M PSOS."
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Oct. q.
FLouR-Qulet and steady.
GRAIN-WheaL-Shade better; No.
white Michigan 81 OF; regular white
Michigan 81 II: amber 81 Ii; No. red
81 16; No. 2 do 81 II; No. 8 do held at
81 05. Corn-UnchanRei; No. /. SOC.
oats-Steady; No. l, 4so, No. 2, 46c.
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Jlutice Of he Supreme Court Qr RaHIyltdnta.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno l, 1859.
81 have found by experience that Ho0f.
lANd'S German BitteTS Ii very good tonic,
relieving dyspeptic ymptoma almost di:
rUctIy. GEORGE sHARSWOOD."
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The NATIONAL CAP1TAL.-The st.
Louis Convention In one OF Its resolu-
tIons has described the city OF WASH
Ington as "the present iIly>located cap.
ital" which "the people have endured
for three>quarters Of a century," We
presume the members OF that conven-
tion expectto find somo spot out west
which will not be liable to this objec-
tion and at which the government when
removed, can be Wely>located. We
trust that the spot when selected by
the people Of the west and agreed to by
Congress, will have advantages enough
10 compensate 1.-The country for having
endured 30 long as three'quarters OF a
century the evils OF "the present lily
located capital" To be lly located
must be dreadful predIoament.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-28

PIrTsBURaH, Oct. q.
Monongahela 4 feet 8 inches and fall
ing. Weather cloudy and cold. Their.
mometer at 500.
CINCINNATI. Oct. q.
The river has fallen 8 inches-G feet 4
inches in the channel. Weather clear
and freely.