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WANTS.

NvANTFD.-A No. ! Pastry Cook and tvs
w Chambermaids, at Commercial Hotel.
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!, l., Cook, publisher of he state Banner"
Bennington, W., says BTandeth'S Pills SUred
him of Dyspepsia, after being afflicted with
ii over tive years. His friends and doctors
considered his recover impossible; but six
boxes Of Brandeth's Pills restored his health
perfectly.
4 young lady of Mount Pleasant was sQre}Y
troubled with Tape-worm, All advice and
medicine failed 20 help her. she had nOreSt
IhiA, careNOrn and unhappy, she looked the
picture Of misery. At last she concluded TO
try BTandeth'S Pills. In one year she took
seYenty-two boxes, They brought away, az
eOrdipg to her computation. over two hundred
yards of tape-wOrm, At length all her bad
symptoms LETT her. She slept and ate natural
~, u her health became fully restored.
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MAGNOLIA WATEE.-SuperioT 20 the best
tbs price.
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ly applauded. Itexpresses his inabill-
" TO attend the Convention, but his
heaTliest wishes for lta success.
Mayor Bounce read q message from
the city OF Louisville and the State OF
Kentucky, recommending Norfolk as
the American terminus OF the Steam.
boat line from Utrecht.
Mr.. Gashill, OF Georgia, moved th OF
the Committee on Arrangements be
requested to assign the members oi
each delegation 30 that they might oil
together. Adopted.
President Fillmore suggested that
each member on arising 10 speak OF
make a motion, announce his name
and Stale. Applause.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany and the Pacific g. Atlantic Com
pany, rendered to the members OF the
CAnventiou the use OF their wires free.
Thanks returned.
Mr.. Conkling, FROM New York,
moved recess Ill three o'clock for the
purpose OF giving the Committee on
Nominations time 10 perform the duty
assigned them.
Mr.. L. o. Stennard, OF Missouri,
moved 10 call the delegates from dIffe.
rent States.
Colonel @. B. Shepard, OF Texas,
moved to lay the motion OF adjourn.
ment on the table.
Mayor w. Il. Halsey, OF Atlanta,
moved an adjournment until Io~mor.
row ct nine O'Clock. No second.
The motion to adjourn until three
O'Clock then prevailed.
The Convention reassembled OF half
past three, and adjourned I'LL Wednes-
day morning, no permanent orgRnlz2s
tlon, having been effected.
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MARKErs BIZ rE1.EsEArn.
New York Honey and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NRw YORK, October IL.
MoNEY-Easy at 4to7 per cent. on
call, with the bulk Of the business at
6 to 8 per cent. Discounts-Dull on the
street at 8 10 u per cent. Foreign Ex-
cbange-Dull at l00al09K.
GoLD-0pened at l3ON and closed at
l3OH. Carrying rates, 8a6 per cent, bor-
rowing 10 Hat. The Treasurer sold
one million at $50. .0lalS0.l5.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull during
the entire day and fluctuations un-
usually slight. The only movement of
consequence was the purchase OF $780,
600 OF '67s for one broker this afternoon
at lis. Coupons OF 'Sl, ll93<al20; do.
'62, l2Oa120k; do. '64, ll0Nall9N; do.
'05 ll9Nall9N; do. new, 1l8AllS1S; do.
'67, 1lSall8N; do. '68, 1lSAll8h; l0,4O's
lOS11alO8A; Currency O., 1O71fa1O7<.
SToCKS-Dull, Ieverish and unsettled;
Michigan Southern flrmer; Western
Union Telegraph SB7<; Pacific Mail 64N;
Adams Express 641S; Wells, Fargo 4
Co. 50; American "a; United States 81;
New York Central TAX; Harlem l3l;
Hudson River l679<; Reading 95sS; Erie
50; Michigan Central l2l; Michigan
SOutharn S6X; Illinois Central l3lH;
Pittsburgh 99M; Northwestern 70X; do
preferred $50; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati "a; Rock Island 105;
~. Paul SO; Wabash 6SN; Fort Wayne
85H; Terre Haute 80; Chicago d Alton
14O; Ohio q Mississippi 27N.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, October ].

FLoUR-Dull; family at IS 6Ol5 75.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull: red ut 81 O5A
l 10. Corn-Dull at S5aSsc for ear. Oats
In better supply and declining, the
whole range at 60A57c. Rye-Very dull
and dropping; new at SSa00c. Barley
Doll and 80 lower; fall al 81 Goal G5.
CoTToN-Dull; middling at 25c.
ToBACCo-Dull but not lower; sales at
los hhds at S7a22 IS. The crop prospects
are better; 10 cases seed leaf sold at
Sl5 25aS6 80.
WHIsKY-Steady At 81 10.
PRovIsIoSS-Mess POrk-Dull at S3l,
Bulk Meats-Nominally unchanged, i,
Bacon-Flrmer; shoulders at 1916, and
sides at 20Hc; no shoulders out OF
smoke. Lard-Qulet at 17Nc; butchers
at 100 In tierce, and 15Hc buyer furn-
ishing package; new steam lard sold at
16AalSc delivered first week Of Novem-
Der.
GRoCERIEs-Sugar-Dull, and refined
Nc lower; hard at l7Nal7Xc. Coffee
Unchanged and in fair demand.
OILs-Linseed dun at 98ca$I co. Lard
declined to 81 30a1 IS.
a34c.
OANDLEs-Xc lower; star at 2Ic.
sEEDs-DulI; clover at 100. Timothy
at S3 5Oa3 90.
GoLD-lS0, buying.
ExcHAEdE-Steady at par buying,
and LILO premium selling.
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We are always happy to oblige our
friends to the best OF our poor ability
but the request contained IN tho fol.
lowing note is little too much for us
CIND DEAR SIR. Send this NUtO IA
you Enregard to have yOu tell mo oI
sum one that SeudGs tho COunLyieI
Rrenbanks. en- the country for buvt
one that got for hard labor. ef you
now OF a establishment, Gn the country
woud lick to have you tell me so thai
| can Send ct back. you are lick Vies It
No ef eune one en- the country. lwhal
thaymRck them. Address -.
Send me the address OF Sum iirmt
that you no OF. t r' .
Mf. Andrew Johnson, sometime
President ofthe United States, and now
candidate for the Senate, used to bC
pretty extensively engaged in Tho par
doning business, and is much more
likely TO mo OF sum firme" that "sendeS
the countylet Grenbanks" than We are
~. \, Tribune. Ill 4
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October IL.

OHloAdoI October IL.
FLoUR-More active at a 25a6 90 for
spring extras.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and 2ka2Xc
higher; sales No. at 81 05a1 06; No. 2
at 99ca$l Oh, closing steady and quiet at
Sla1 80. This afternoon the market was
easier and unsettled at 81 90, seller Oc.
tober; $lHal OIL seller last half; 81 O3
buyers October for No. 2. Corn-Fairly
active and 11a2c higher; sales No, 2 at
641a651Sc; rejected at 81 11fa621 1<c, closing
at 64hc Tor No. 2. This afternoon The
market Is irregular at 641<c seller Oclo-
Der, and $50 seller last half for No, 2,
Oats-Active, frmer and 1al Hc higher,
ranging at 371fa38Hc cash, SO, b1Ver.
and 37HaS79Sc seller the month for No,
2. closing with buyers at 37Xc cash,
Rye-Moderately active and a shade
hrmer; sales No. at 78Ifa75c; No. 2 al
7la73C, and rejected at 68a69c, closing al
72R7Sc for No. 2, and 67a0Sc for rejeoied.
Barley-Dull and lower; sales No, 2 NJ
81 10 In store, and 81 14H seller the
month.
CATTLE-Sleady at S3 s5a4 90 for COWS;
s. 25l6 50 for stockers and light ship
ping beeves.
HoGs-Less active and l5a2Oa25c low
er; IS 85s9 25 for fair to medium; 50 AGA
8 65 for good TO choice.
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Money Matters in Wall street.

1SNkAI SSkObGk ASl
The new board OF Erie directors 10.
day re.elected Jay Gould President for
the ensuing year.
The committee Of the Lake Shore dl.
rectors, MessrS. Robinson, Banker and
Clark, were In session this =. NJ, pre-.
pairing their report for the meeting OF
tho directors, but nothing has leaked
out In regard TO the affairs OF the COM
pAny.
Lockwood d Co. have proposed to all
their creditors to pay 50 cents on the
dollar, OF which 10 cents Ia 10 be paid
IN w days, 10 cents In six months, aud
70 cents In one year, The other 80
cents the house does not engage 10 pay,
but undoubtedly will when their affairs
are In q condition TO warrant, tits un-
derstood that one third OF the creditors
have acceded to the terms, and It is ex.
pected the others will do 80.
In regard TO the share certificates OF
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway Company, the Transfer Agent
has addressed the following letter to tho
Stock Exchange:
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Co.,
NEW YORK, Dot. II, 1869.
To Vim. II. Nelson, Esq, President of
NetO York Stock E1change:
SIR:-I am authorised by the, CON-
mittee referred 10 In my advertisement
Of the 6th, 60 say OF Che certificates
named In said advertisement, 80 have
been presented and certified as genuine.
and the committee would be glad to
have the balance presented for their
action. Respectfully,
D. P. BARLEYDT,
TRANSFER Agent.
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Decision ola baltimore Judge Con
corning National Banks.
BALTIMoRE, Ootobar Il

Judge Giles delivered q decision yes.
teTday In case before the U. 8. Circuit
Court, that the violation OF the Wenty>
ninth section Of the National Banking
act, prohibiting National Banks from
lOaning to any one individual or COM
pAny more than oue.tenth part OF the
amount OF the capital stock OF the bank
DO, does not invalldate contracts OF
that nature made by said banks, but
subjects the bank to the forfeiture oil
its franchises, as provided In the fifty-
third section of said act.
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COAAERCIAL AND FTNANCIhL,
The PuRLIO FuNns.

rf0H6dtuTddDS Nep York Fin. ChTon,
The business In Governments has
been limited. The chief feature has
been the operations Of a speculatiye
combination Of city and Boston houses
for the purpose OF advancing prIces
The foreign brokers have recently verv
generally sold out their bonds; and this
combination have taken their stock to
the amount Of several millions. The
advance In gold has partly aided this
speculation; and, Indeed, the rise ap.
pears to have been helped for that pur-
pose; but the market has not readily
responded TO an effort 10 force up bonds.
The clique have had to contend against
a large influx Of bonds from parties
changing their Investments into stocks
or other securities, at the present un.
usually low prices. The market closes
at about the same prices as last Friday,
The Government purchases OF bonds,
during the week, have consisted OF
81 O00. 900 subject to the approval OF
Congress; 81 900. 900 on account OF Sink
Ing Fund; aud Sl53, 500 for the reInvest-
ment of interest accumulated on bonds
In the Sinking Fund.
From Mondays Philadelphia Ltdger.
There was an improved market for
Government bonds for the two or three
days at the close Of last week, which
some persons endeavored 10 account for
In II rumor current that the RothschIlds
contemplated Offering the Government
q large loan at low rate OF Interest,
There may be something In It, but we
think more probable cause for the
advance In prices may be found Ia the
relaxation Of the money market and
the lower rates current for money. The
report as to the Rothschilds ruInor does
not seem 10 be- very we'll subsla inflated, i,
while an easy money market and the
operations OF the U. 3. Treasury are sui.
fclent causes for all the advance In
bonds that has yet taken place. Be-
sides this, It IL maNiieStly the purpose
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury to keep
hIs currency balance In the Treasury at
a low point by purchases OF bonds,
which has the two.fold Influence oi
keeping money easy and q steady drain
on the bond market.
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orTowA, October IL.
Prince Arthur arrived to-day and
was met by the Governor General,
cabinet ministers, members OF the city
corporation and q large concourse
OF people. Addresses Of welcome In
English and French from the city coun.
Gil we're presented, to which the Prince
made suitable replies. He then drove
TO the Parliament buildings. After
driving round the Parliament grounds
the Prince returned 10 the Hall, where
he Will remain during his stay here,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IBy Cable Telegraph to the 1ntellISence.l j
r ENGLAND.
The London Times ON tho FenIan
J Question.

The London Times ON tho FenIan
} Question.
LONDON, October IL.
The Times on FenIan amnesty says,
the Crown .is invited 10 pardon rebels
who do not pretend to be penitenI, not
because conspiracy is crushed but be.
cause 1t Ia still formidable enough to
rally sympathisers. No one doubts the
right OF the Government TO suppress
the ontraRes against law and order.
Had the forbearancs ofthe Crown been
invoked In becoming tone with the
recognition Of the right to protect loyal
citizens, that amnesty might be q
message Of peace, at present we see no
presumption for 1t to be received In
that spirit by the demanders, while Il
must operate as encouragement to
those who helped to crush the FenIan
outbreak. There can be no greater In
justice or lmpolitic than such an act,
II Ireland 10 still Fenlan at heart or
hostile to the union: We believe the
majority OF Irish people would rejoice
at the suppression OF Fenlanlsm, and
some who signed the amnesty petitions
will be thankful II the petitions are
rejected.
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GEne9ateIIi4surer


Ye.,crd,v,, Remit.
have thIs mornInu n mnss Of in.
ts,,,gerco corcorrIro ,ha e,oc,,ons veg
,o,ISv In OhIo ard ps,rsvIvon,,, II
comeS N pS in an undIrosled shane,
srd at an late nm hour nv 10 forbid nny
.iTo,t TO do more than mint II lust as il
comes 10 hand, The news lrom The
aa,ne poin,s is teppn,odyi IN MANY cases
oysr and over the later repor.s ut be.
inc priu,ed in lhe order rsee,yed) being
presumed Tho uo,c ncnrIy correct. The
alterations of gaLus md losses iu both
States, however, appear pretty equally
balanced, It would be difficult tor III
at This distance to figure rspulin ont oI
thla mass Of detu!ls, HappIly there Is
no need ofit. Our speoIal from Phiia.
dplphIa made up al two O'Clock this
morning by Col. Fogncy. who !S thor
ouyhly acquainted with the State, gives
US the CheeflnR assurRncs that tha Key
stone Stale Is still the Keystone Of the
Republican arch, and gives US q ma
Iorliy as largo Hs that last yeafEor
Hartranh.
In Ohio, we have lost Cincinnati aud
with 1t several membcrs Of tho LsGislH-
ture; but We have the assurance
that the great RepudlUtor has been TO-
pudAIGd by some 5000 majority for the
gallant soldier, Gov. Hayes. The
LeytSlature is reported 10 be- close; but
despite the losses In Hamilton county,
westtll hope for n Republican majority
in tho Legislature. The ticket elected
In Cincinnati Is II fusion, made up
equally OF Republicans and Democrats;
70 that In vote on the 18th Amend.
ment we shall lose but half OF It.
We have nothing ut all from Iowa
and Indiana; but no interest Is felt In
the result there, Iowa being safe and
the election in Indiana being unlm.
portant.
The news IL so much better than we
expected, that We shall have to fetch
out our gallant little game roo4lcrs
which did such good service year ago.
They have been laid up Ia coop good
while, but still on occasIon 1t will be
seen they arc quite as handsome and
lively as ever and grace victory now
as we'll Ms on the memorable fourth
of November, 1868, when they crowpd
over tho Presidential Appomatlox.
The rooster which has all dIsAppear-
ed but the tall IL Packer, tho twenty
millionaire, who fought and "blcd" In
vain. Nasby and the Democratic Com
mlttees made such heavy runs On him
TINT the brush Is all that is leu Of him.
It's 9 sad fact that small as his income
was last year, his outcome this year is
still less, Asa candidate Asa wasn't a
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WHITE WAIER, Ootober

" NAE w A4HRI SShOboA ASs
The Horse Fair at this place opened
Informally this morning under the
most favorable auspices. The weather
Is pleasant and settled. The number OF
horses known and unknown TO fame
already arrived exceeds that OF any Fair
ever held In this State. A pleasant,
brilliant and successful result Is sure
to follow the faultless arrangements
made by the managers for the comfort
and pleasure OF the large attendance
expected,
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baltimore Market
BALTIMORE, October l2

bALIIhlHHI OCIUUVF TT
FLoUR-Dull and weak; fancy faml-
" declined 25c; western supertiue IS 70
aB 90; extra 90 0Os6 rs; western iami-
ly 81 0Oa7 90.
GRAIN-W Wheat-Dull prime 10 choice
red 40al so. Corn-Firm vt 81 lOA
l IL for white; 81 Oj for western, Oats
Dull at 55a58c. Barley-Firm at 81 Is
al l5.
Observation-Disclosures at SS3 90.
Bacon-Ftrm: rib sides 2O1<; clear sides
2lc; shoulders l7Xc; hams 24A25o.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. UDI0Def II.
CoTroN-Heavy and Nc lower; $500
bales sold at 26Nc for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed rather stead y with
better export inquiry.
GRA1N.-Wheat-Rather quiet at an
advance obtained on Change, with
holders q little more disposed to realize.
Rye-Dull at 81 13a1 l6 for western,
Oats-Steady at 64a66c for western.
Corn-Steady at 85a9Sc for unsound i,
and Slal 05 Tor sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork-Vsry dull and
nominal ut $50 for mess. Beef-Steady =,
with moderate demand. Cut Meats
Firm. BaCon-Steady, with moderate
Inquiry.
LARD-Steady at lSc for prime steam.
Edds-Q Quiet and unchanged.
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Fighting aI .VaIeneia-DefeA OF the
Republicans.

PARIS, October 12.
Advlces from Valencia state that
fighting Is still going on there. The
Republic has been proclaimed at Me-
lagu and Valladolld. Disorders had
been attempted at Madrid, but quelled
Without serious results.
PARIS. October l2-Evening.
It Is certain that the Republicans
have been defeated at Valencia. Senior
Costelleo, the celebrated Republican
leader in the Coftes, has fled into Portu>
gal from Sarassoasa, having been
threatened with assassination In that
city. Suver. a Republican leader, has
been abandoned by his partiSans. he
fled to France. SAler, another leader,
was killed.
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IT IS said that Mr.. Jones and the
other owners OF the New York Times
have decided not to engage any sue
cessor 10 Mr.. BlGelow, Oul to run The
paper Tor the time being as 1t wHs con
Quoted for the fPw weeks imnedIal ely
following Mr.. RAymond'a death. Dur,
ing his brief connection with this con
cern Mr.. BIgolow mRde himself very
popular with the subordinate editor:
by his uniform Gentlemanly and alta
bic course toward them. All the storIel
about his having ousted the old editor.
On maSSe are pronounced without foun
dalton, II Ia presumed that Mr.. BiGe
low will now carry out his idea O
returning abroad TO live for two ol
three years,
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EIGHT more States arc still necessary
for the ratification Of the fifteenth
amendment. The States from which
these eight votes are 10 be received are
Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Caliior-
MIA, Delaware, Georgia, Iowa. Ken
lucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Nebrsa-
ks. New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode
Island, Tennessee, and Vermont,
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THE movement In favor Of peace and
coucillRtIon among the Republicans OF
West Virginia, which was iuGugurAIed
rapidly extending. General John s.
WitCher, member OF Congress from the
Third District OF tho State, has endors.
ed II, saying that he believes the time
has come when they can with perfect
security repeal every proscrlptive law
upon the statute hook; and, the Re.
publican Convention for the Seventh
Senatorial District, which embraces The
Counties OF Kanawha, Putnam, Mason,
Clay and Nicholas, took the same
ground, aptly adopting ~ their rally.
Ing cry the words Of Abraham Lincoln,
"Everything for safety, nothing fol
revcnge.n-N. Y. Times,
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OUISVILLE COMMRRCIAL con.
VENTION.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. IL.
The Opera house where the Convention
met is splendldly decorated with ever
greens and everything arranged for the
comfort OF the members. The delegates
10 the Convention came In squads or
BlnRly, and II was some time before all
Of them made their appearance. After
\ little delay beyond the time tlxed for
the proceedings to commence, EE Pres.
ldent Fillmore, Coy. Stevenson, OF
Kentucky, and Mr.. Charles Anderson,
formerly Lleut.- Governor OF Ohio, ar
rived. The presence OF these gentle>
men drew plaudilB from the assem.
blage. The Convention was called 10
order by Ex Governor Anderson, for.
merly OF Ohio, who said substantially:
Gentlemen, ] desire TO call the Conven.
ton TO order by the simple remark: /
hope that It will DO characterized by
the one energetic effort TO restore our
country 10 our pristine Tlgor and pros.
perltY.' Prayer by Rev. b. L. Perkins;
music by the Great Western Star Band.
During the music Ex-PreSIdent Fill
more was conducted 10 the stage by
Blanton Duncan, amid the applause
OF the assemblage. After the music
Gov. John W. Stevenson, Of Kentucky,
WIS then introduced by Gen. D. W.
Childon, amid enthusiastic plaudlts.
Gov. Stevenson advanced and then
spoke In substance as follows:
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In the Municipal oourtof Wheeling
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10 he coedi'Or' Of George ". StOht', deceased.
PURSUANCE Oh suDECRE oFTHE
L Municipal Court OF Wheeling, made In a
cause therein pending, 70 subject toe real
estate OF the SAID George W. sights 10 the
payment OF his debtS, you are hereby re-
qnited 70 present your claims against the
said George W. Sights for adjudication, 10
Gibson l.. CTanmer, Commissioner, at hts
ONCE IN the City Of Wheeling, Ohio County,
on or before the 18th day OF November, 1855.
witness, A. H. ChApllne, Clerk OF the
said Court, this 2lst day 81 Beptem ber, 1859.
A. HaCHAPLINE, Clerk.
CALDWELL q BAoTHER,
Attorneys for Creditou.
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Approximations In Madrid.
MADRID, Oct. 10.
A desperate fight was engaged In
between the Republican forces ami the
troops OF the government, which com.
menced at Valencia last Friday the 9Th
inst, and still continues. ReInforce>
ments have been dispatched to the
Government detachments.
The troops beat the Insurgents In
every encounter between the contend
Ing parties In Audalusia and Argon.
A Republican deputy TO the Cortes,
Castero, having been threatened with
assassination by the partIsans Of the
government, has fed the country and
taken refuge In Portugal. Further
rlotlnE ls looked for aud dreaded In
Madrid, bat reports say that there Is
every probability Of Its being que lied
promptly should 1t occur,
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WHEN the President appeared In the
Orphans Court Of Washington, iast
Saturday, with Mrs. RAwlIns, as the
executor or the late Secretary OF War,
he was rather surprised when Judge
Purcell required him 10 give security
Tor the execution Of the provisions OF
the VIII. He had not thought OF such
thing, and had made no provision for
IT, A couple OF lawyers worth tho rO-
4ulred amount happened TO bs In
Court, and came to the Presidents re-
lief by Offering to so security,
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MARSACHuGErrn.
Homicide Rt WOrcester-Fhe Late
storm.

WORCESTER, October IL,
A man named Patrick Rear was
found In the street last night, dying
with several stabs In various parts oi
MS body. He refused to give any ex'
PLANTATION OF the affair.
The storm last night did not prove
30 destructive as was feared, although
In many places the recent repairs 10
the roads were washed away. This was
especially the case In FItchburg and
vicinity, where only the utmost efforts
prevented serious damages,