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Rew YORK Catllo Marker.

NEW YORK Oct, Q.
CATTLE-The great flood by washink
away or burylng the'roads prevent our
getting supplies; no through stock
trains have arrived on either of!the
roads; hence the only arrivals to trade
In are those picked up near home and
some left from former market. There
were only 400 fresh cattle to>day, most.
~ collected along the Hndson Railroad
In Duchess county, this side OF the
break In that road. There were $50
State beeves In addition: all were sold
at Na7Ic advance, but there was not
enough stock for lively trade. Butch.
ers held back for the detained droves;
they will probably arrive for Friday
and find q quick sule. 81. s.... s.TI Iig1
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TInE INDIAnAPoLIs CALAMIrY,
verdict Of ithe iCorqner'O Jury.
7, ~ T-sIIA y, - y
INDIANAPOLIS, October

4NO4ANAfOLLbI OCtObcIlVsl
The coroner's jury rendered the, fol.
lowing verdiottate last night: That P.
L. Davis and twenty Others came Ia
their death from Injuries received by
the explosion OF boiler attached "a
one OF P. p. Sinker & Cos Portable
engines, at the Indianapolis Fair
Grounds, on the Let, day OF October,
1869, which explosion waE caused BY
the oarelessness and culpAble miSman-
agement on the part Of the engineer 10
charge, John Gall, deceased
A meeting Of oltizena was held at the
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms yesterday, for the purpose pi
raising subscriptions for the sufferers
Over 500 was subscrIbedg Another
mass meeting will be held o.night at
Masonic Hall for the same purpose
The county Commissioner have ap.
propriated 5000, and the State Board
Of Agriculture have donated $500.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.
ALIEanENY, October Q,

'e 'N.sA ALLEGHENY, October @.
oATTLE-The supply OF cattle on sale
Monday was very large, aggregating
1,2O0 head against 1l,0O0 the week be-
fore. The demand was exclusively lo>
cal. and the market was rather slow
and dull, and % compared with the
previous week, somewhat lower for
common and medium grades, OF which
the offerings largely consisted. Prime
fat cattle brought pretty full prices, but
then they did not sell as freely Rs last
week, while the lower grades, R4 al-
ready intimated, were exceedingly dull
and weak. and holders had TO make
concessions In order to make sales. The
former sold at 7I<a75<c, with some few
extra at 79<c; while the latter were dis
posed OF at prices ranging from 4a6c for
Interior 10 medium, and there were
some very good cattle sold Rt 90. A
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VIRGIRIA.
OrEhnIzAtIOr orthe LeEisIAturo Res.
olRtIOnS 70 require the "ir0n.eInd"
III Offered and Referred, ...
The Protest Against HOar's Decision
ELECTION OF n Conservative
Speaker In the House.

The Protest Against HOaF's Decision
Election OF n Conservative
Speaker In tue House.
.. RICHMOND, October 0. /
In the House OF Representatives To-
day two resolutions were introduced,
that the iron-clad oath be now admin.
istered 10 members and temporary OH.
GERS OF the House, which were referred
to the proper committee when It shall
be appointed. A protest, adopted by
the Republican caucus last night, was
presented. II Is framed With view to
answering Attorney General Hoar's
argument, and protests agalnsG any. .acts
OF the Legislature OF this seBsIon. The
members not having taken the Iron -ClAd
oath, and the body being therefore lille.
gal, they were referred. The following
nominations were made: For Speak aker,S.
Turner, nominated blythe Conservatives,
received 81 votes; s. T. Maddox, nom~
mated Republican, obtained Al, and
John B. Crenshaw votes. Turner was
declared elected. 1nthe discussion the
point was pressed that Turner now has
an application before Congress for the
removal OF his political disabilities, and
1t was explained that though he was
not able 10 take the test oath he was
not disqualified by the 14th amend-
m6nt. J. B. Bigger, The old incum bent,
was elected Clerk. In the Senate the
same protest Of the Republican caucus
was presented, and a resolution adopt
ed laying II on the table, on the ground
that 1t WAS mRnilestly an effort TO OBJ.
struct the recOnstructlon acta and In
direct violation OF the Interpretation Of
said acts by the administration. A res.
olution was adopted Informing the
commanding General Of the organiza-
ton Of the Senate. Adjourned.
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WOmcn'S Rights Convention I'm st
Louis.
! ST..LouIs, October G,

a.'s ST..LoUIs, October 6.
The WOmen's Suffrage Convention
met In Mercantile Library Hail this
forenoon. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, oil
Boston, was elected temporary chair
woman, and MIss Phoebe W. Cozzens,
Of 81. Louis, temporary Secretary
These officers were subsequently re-
tanned In the permanent organization
and the following elected Vice Presi.
dents: Mrs. Francis Miner, OF St. Louis;
Susan B. Anthony, OF New York; Mrs.
Mary A. Livermore, Chicago; Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Cole. Of Ohio; Mrs. John s. Phelps,
OF Missouri. The committees on Or
ganization, business and resolutions
were appointed; after which brief bui
pertinent and well considered speeches
were made by Mrs. Miner and Miss
Susan b. Anthony. Mrs. Howe delIv.
cred a brief address upon taking the
chair, stating that ideas are the rulers,
not governments, aud that the battle
should be against them and not the In.
Rtltuted authorities. ...r. ..
The National Irish Emigration Con-
ventlOn met at POlyteohnic Hall, and
was called to order ut hAlf-pAst twelve,
but at this writing has not effected an
organization. Delegates are present
from q large number OF States. .4..s
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GTATE OF WEST. VIRGINIA, OHIO
. CountyS. Circuit Court. '''I
Julia Al, Fl. MelloF, Execatrlx Of the lasi
ceased.
Je9o b. MelloF, administrator OF The estatg
Of Joseph y. AellOr, deceased, aud pIhets.
r.H In ChAnoery. ... ...
The defendants will take notice that on
the 32l day Of October, l8t9, between the
mourn OF O'Clock A. n. and q O'Clock r. ".
Rt me counting house Of ChickerlnR q Sons
IN the C1ty OF Boston, In the state Of MRSa.
lions OF Col; T. u. OhiGkerIng, l. E. ClGpI
And on the ISt day Of November, 1859, al
the law oiGlCe Of M6sRlH. Peck d Cochran, IN
tne Clty OF Wheeling State OF West Viz
glnia, the plaintiff Will take the depoaltionA
OF Y. y. Mellor and Others, 70 DO read In eyl.
dence on the hearing OF the above cAuSe.
PECK 4 CoChKAN,
oct2-oaElRThs L- sols. for Comp't
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County O., Circuit Court.
Julia A. 81. Mellor, Exacutrix. OF the last
MiLi ana testament Of John u. Mellor, de-
TN'.l.r l.Hya ,a..... ..yf.
1eHe B. Mellor, Administrator Of the eatate
OF Levi Mell0r, deceased, and Others. =
u. In Chaneery. moo ts..4
The defendants will take notice that ON
the 22d day, OF 0ctobeE, 1850, between The
mourn OF o'clock A. n. and O'Clock r. NJ,
At the counting house OF Ctickefing q sonB
In the CITY OF Boston, In tho STATE Of MAEBA.
chuSetu, the. plaintiff will take the depo8i,
tlon1 OF COL 4. y. ChickerinG, I. e. Ulapp
and Henry Mason, - E
And on the lst day Of November, 1859, be-
tween the hours OF o'clock A. n. and
Peck q Cochran, at Wheeling, Weat Vlr-
ginia, the plaintiff will take the dep0sitionS
ot Q. Q, Mellor and others, TO be read In EVIL.
dence on the hearing OF The above canEe.
PECK q COCHRAN,
oetz'oaW4WThB SOls. for Oompt.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, October 9.
CoTToN-A shade lower; 5000 bales
at 27Ac for mlddling uplands.
FLouR--Closed quiet and slightly In
buyers favor.
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm and In fair OK.
port demand. Rye-dnll and un-
changed. 0Ats-A shade 6rmer and In
fair demand, chiefly speculative; 62s
62Hc for. western. Corn-Steady; 9scS
81 06 for sound mixed western.
PRovIs1oNs-Pork-Dull and nomi
nal, $50 75a3l 90 for mess. Bsef-QuIel
and unchanged. Cut Meats-Dull anC
nominal. Bacon-Flrm.
LARD-Dnll at 171Sal771c for fair tc
prime steam.
EdGs-2Sa29c.
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Tho Rnsets Of the storm In the East
... Travel BtIlI Impeded.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October @.
Travel Ia stIll interrupted East, North
and West from this city. Passengers
who left Albany Monday morning, and
have been flood bound near Washing.
ton, Berkshire county, are expected
here this afternoon. More than twenty
bridges in franklin county have been
carried oil, including the Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad bridge over
the Deerhsld River. Three persons
were swept away with O bridge and
drowned. -..r...-
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AN EnEKGGNCY AT nINNEAPOLIs
The Mississippi Cutting New Chan
neI-A Thousand Men Trying TO
nHAva,,a IA
lMINNRAPoLIa. Oct.

Monday morning the Eastman tun>
mel, half a mile long, being excavaled
for the purpose OF making water pow
er on NIcolet Island, pierced a sunksn
water cavern In the island lower than
the leYel ofthe river. The gates OF the
head OF the tunnel were closed, but the
rush OF water. could not be arrested.
Early Tuesday morning large whlrl.
pool near the shore OF tho Island was
discovered, disclosingthe mouth OF the
cavern. AN efforts yesterday, to close
up this hole by rafts, cribs, trees, bales
OF hay &C., proved iruItless, and the
river is making a tremendous effort to
cut o new channel for itself. The mills
on Hennepsn Island are In danger, as
theground 10 cRving In from the pas.
sage Of the water beneath. A thousand
men are at work night and day con-
struotlng . Golfer dam round the mouth
Dofthe whirlpool; II necessary q section
Of the dam will be blown out to lower
the water, which ID very high, or the
danger Of Q new channel is immlnent,
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sHfr LosT OFF CAPE HORN.
sanoriaau ana LlSsedG- Of, ,Ihe crew.

saRsEiaEu ana LR&scue- OF the crew.
80 NEW York, October 0. ,
The clipper ship Dreadhought, from
Liverpool for San Frsnolseo, was losi
Oh the Island Of Terra Del Faego on
July 4th. The 6teW, 81 In number, had
hardly time 70 get In the small boats
with provisions! For seventeen days
they subsiSted ON shell fish gathered
from the rocks OF low water. The IndI.
ans treated them we'll aud they were
finally rescued by . Norwegian bark
Ten OF the crew sntfered terribly with
the cold and will lose their toes and
fingers, which were frost bitten.
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GheGRtelIi4errer

CHEERING adviCes relative 10 the po-
lItlcal AlLuatlon In Ohio are now daily
received by the State Republican Com.
mIttee, and It Is claimed that II a full
vote Is had Hayes majority will Ap.
proach that OF sherwood's last year.
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) AYouNa lady in Auburn, New York
refused to marry her sweetheart unle
be stopped chewing tobacco. He
agreed, and the wedding took place In
due season. Returning from the bridal
tour In the cars the other day, he pulled
i9roll Of something from his pocket.
She thought It was tobacco, and clutch
ed 1t and.thFew It, out OF the window.
Alas, 1t was rolltof money-$2, ,600, IN
all-aud It has not been recovered.
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In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

70 The Creditors cf George ~. sights, deceased.
TN PURSUANCE OF A Deere OF TIE
i Municipal Court OF Wheeling made In a
canse therein pending, 70 subject the real
estate OF the SAID George W. Sights 10 the
qnired 70 present your claims against the
said George W. Sights for adjudication, 10
Gibson l.. Crann16r, Commissioner, at bis
once IN the City Of Wheeling, Ohio County,
on or before the 18th day OF November, 1850.
said Court, thls 2lBt day OF septem Ter, 1861.
...--.--. A. .HaCaAPLIHE, Clerk.
CALDWELL d BKoTHER,
- Attorneys for Creditors.
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Can OF Legislative Caucus.

H. .,r PARIS, October 0.
Jules Ferry, one OF the Deputies to
the Corps LselSlatiI, elected recently
from Paris, has called q meeting OF the
members Ia opposition, 10 take proper
action IN regard 70 the delay OF open.
ing the session Of the Assembly.
alPrlnce Charles Of Roumanla has ar.
rived In this city. He was to>day re-
oelved by the Emperor at the Tuilleries.
Deputies GambeLta, RaspAl and Es.
qulnos, Intend to, proceed 10 the Hall
Of the Corps Legislatir on the 26.h of
the present month, considering that the
legal date for the assembling OF the
Chamber. '-t.- s.
The ships building on the yards Of
Bordeaux were destroyed BY fire. ..
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Arrest OF n Naval Captain for Throw.
ing u Man Overheard.
PoRTLANp.Oct.

.l.l. a. ....., PORTLAND, Oct. b.
Captain John Waterhouse, master
OF Brig Minerva, Of Portland, was
brought before Commissioner Clifford
to-day, charged with throwing over.
board and drowning John Fitzgerald, /,
of Cape Elizabeth In April last. He
was bound over In 5000 bail. The
mate was also bound over on same
charge. ',.t|. ..4. ... .... ~
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2 EU" N"H
Mysterious.

The Rortds' reporter yesterday re-
ceived the following sIatement from
James Fisk:
fsJAlI / have toisay, ia This, r'we have
Just commenced suit agaitist Mr.. Cor
bin ior, $500, 900, or ,thereRbouts, differ
ence on gold bought and sold for his
assoolp ptes; everything uptO the present
has been sub5tantiated BY the aftldavlts
sud CeYerythlng In the future will be
BubSlantlated also. I shan't make D
move without ave or ak afiidavits be.
ing tackled on to Il. I have nothing
toiRiVe you now more than these af1ida-
Wits; what will come after will be pub
llshed. Mr.. Corbin has not been the
ouly party, In the pool, There are 9th
erB whose names we need not now men.
tion! All these thlnEslWill come In
good timeP s..,.
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Toledo Market.

FLOUR Dull and heavy.
GRAIN-Wheat-.2He better; No.
white Wabash 81 90; No. / while Michl-
gan 81 Is; regular do 81 lax; amber
81 le: No. l red 81 1T No, 2 do 81 l2K;
No. 3 do q 06. Corn-Dull; No. 1, 77c,
No. 2, 75c. OAts-Closed 10 better; No;
], 40; No, 2, 42o. .t...f-
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PRlcEs

nOeaAnaa German Bitter, per bottle slSS g
HoonRndI German Tonic, put up in QUAR-
bottles u ~ Per eottIS or half doEsn for
iclO you buy, In order 70 get the RennIna.
For sale BY DEuggiata and Dealem In Ned
cine 0YeryWher0, lyH
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new York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October 6.
Trade has almost come to a stand
still In consequence Of the floods, which
have stopped travel for time and to q
tight pinch In money. Prices Of dry
goods are without further important
change, but the tendency, nevertheless,
is toward easier rates. ~. n Y
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TFIal oGa Murderer In ,DetroIt.
aFgE--Sf
He Pleads Guilty and iB Sentenced
.E.SNI HorLIdfeI nGL,
DETROIT, October @,

DETROIT, October 0.
Stewart, the burglar, who murdered
John Wlliet In his house, In this city,
on the. might OF September 18th, was
brought before Recorder Swift this
morning, for trial The court room
was packed With speceators.s The priS-
oner was strongly guarded 10 prevent
reading % of es6 'S Sompialnt' lie aas Prisoner,
10 this, aatonlshment of every bod y,
pleaded guilty 70 The charge Of murder
In the first degreei and Immediately
afterwards cwaat sentenced to solitary
ondhelnent in the States prison for
LIE. = The result surprised all, Up 10
Che time OF trial the Prisoner stoutly
denied his RuiltLly'prgiL n. i. Va '..fl,q
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY cable Telegraph 10 the IntelIIgoncer.
England.

fhe FenIans Public Meetings In Ire,
ri n Y.. IAIId.
g. LONDON, October 0.
The person thought to bO Kelly OF
Dsasy, who wAa brought to. the Kings
College Hospital badly injured a few
days ago, died yesterday.
A great many meetings have been an.
nounced in different cities VI ireland o.
those favorable to amnesty to The
Fenlan prlsoners. ..
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CAUTION.

Hoofiand's German Remedies arc counter.
ielted. See that tho signature OF Y. n. JACK-
BON u on M. wrapper Of each bottle. All
Pineipal Ofioo and Mandatory IL the
German Medlcin0a atore, No. 6N ARoH Street,
~ -fOHARLES n. EVANS, Proprietor.
FurmUriy U. n JACKSON q 10.
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: suls eEalpst lir. James FISK.

N = |I---I--I-- SN.W IVHAi VVEVVVIVs
-Inthe Sult Of Brown against Flax &
Gould, to recover about 81, SOC, 600 from
the defendants, for refusing TO take gold
purchased at 100, Mr.. Flsk has been
served with Q caplas by deputy mar
shal. Mr.. Gould has not yet been
served ,4fglVLJ. =. o.
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HpoIrtlngne,wsI.I. I.

r b.sis,5a.. Si ha e, =, Providence, october6.
|. Az Narragenaett Park yestesday, the
hrat race for $500 was won by Butcher
Boy; best time 1856. The second race
for 1900 for double teams, was won
BY Blacf Harry and Belle Strickland;
best time &0O, IGJI p,I7HTaH gSl
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BLOOD PURIFIERs

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
Bultng fron bad blood. Keep your
hood pure, ke9pyour Liver in order,
~ keep your digestive organs In
~ sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no dlBeaGe will
ever asSRll you.
THE CONFERENCE.-The who wish q
fntr ARtp and good complexion, free from
yallnWth ting6R 6Rnu all Other dtadRptement U,
6honld uIe the8e remedies occAAionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure
will result in sparkling eyes and blooming
heekS' 'aa7pH ) Ugr 70 aai
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nl6Ee .Earthqualses ID Peru.


n, ,IT-I, ~ = NNIh6W- 1uHhI VuI'U'
Panama dates .of the 2sIh, state that
reports were received offs heavy shock
OF an earthQuAke -6t Lower CollAo. -
By aleamship PaSt portions Of hills on
shore were seen % fall and large clouds
Of anRt arose, ~ g"'f-l J
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Hon. GEoRaE sHARswooD,
,sti.. Al a.. Q,h,,,,A,s O,,sI ~ Ia,.S, s,J,,,,,

JlIItln6 u U0 SllpTeRle O0liFt q ttnAlDE DEtdnla,
PHILADELPHIA June ], 1883.
NJ havo found by exporience that Hoof.
lAlidH 6aEmAn Bitters Ia very good tonic,
relieving dy8peptio RymptomA almost d.
roetly, = = GEORGE hHARAWOOD."
''SS'Sf 10, q 4TT 'TTFF7 I'D y, iFGT'
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HooFLANDS GERMAN TONIC.
HooF1AND's GERMAN TONIC

In a pleasant preparation OF the Bitters for
those who do not like extreme BlIleB. II
" composed OF all the ingredients Of the
and agreeable fl1vorinR extactA. Its uSe ]
recommended when some pure Htinaulant n
required In correction with the tonic pro-
peTIIes OF the Bltters.
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0AB.ali Han., ,..hs !, ,Aro.le E.pIorer.
AtssnPs. ss Arrest MN for KilillInr ll.pt
lNHM YonK. octohar /.

'oXo warrant WSs applied ioF Before
Recorder Martlpaale, in Jersey City,
yesterday, against Captain Hail, tho
Arctic explorer, on the charge Of. muir.
derihg Patrick Coleman, 0 seaman, at
Repulse bay, In thu Arctic regions.
Coleman was o mutineer. The Recorder
refusodto grant th0warrant on the plea
Of want Of jurtsdietlon. '-'' -, % ... ..'T
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u How. JAMES TnOMrsoN;

HON. JAAD THOMPSON;
Judge 0f ne Supreme C6tlrt Of PennSylvdnid,
PH1LApELPHIA, April q, 1866.
al conalder Hoohand'a German Blttera. a
valuable medicine In caGe OF attacks OF Indl.
Restion or dyspepsia. l can certify this
from my eHperiHnco or II.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDS GERMAN RITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II s o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
from them by o scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly Tor the manufacture Of
this BitterH. TheIei 10 no ALCOHOLIC substance
Ot any kind used In cOmpOundlng the Bit
ters, hence II free from all tho objections In.
cldent To tho uso OF liquor preparation.
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C1Nc1NNArI, Oct. 6:

: = O4NVENNAIII OUI' %
River fallen two feet seven inches,
with twelve feet two inches In the
channel. Weather clear; thermometer
5So.
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Bx TEhEGRAPH.
THE coRpIE.FIsK AEFAIn.
Gard from M. Corbin.

|" Gard from mr.. COEb1n.
'.' ''''"H . NEW YORK, October Q.
The following mole is printed In one
Of the morning papers m EpTI
"NEw YORK, October g, 1860.
~ never exchanged a word on lnan.
clal matters, either verbally or In writ
Ing. with Mr.. James Fisk. Jr., from the
commehc hcementof the gold specul alton
until 1t broke on Friday noon, not
wIlhin thatpeElod did even authorize
any human being, verbally or In writ.
ing. toebuyoor sell Ggold for me or fol
any one else. |
[Signedl EsAl2. ga. r. CoRBrN.' !
a rHr1toTnent From RIah-Ma G,-n,s !
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River ana Han,hsr.

.g PlTTsRURaH, Oct. @.
Monongahela four feet six inches and
falling. Weather cool; thermometer
420.
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HON. Gro. W. wooDwARD,

hON' SHos W. WOoDWAkDI
Chtci JuitIoo Of the Supreme Court Of Pa, writes
IN PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1867.
" ind HootlAndh German BlttelS ID q
good tonic, useful in diseases OF the diReatiy
organs, and OF great benetlt In cases OF do.
bility, and want OF nervous action In the
Gb0. ". WOODWARD"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-07
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Who could ask for more substantial testi.
mony than Is thus given.