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The trade was fairly active among
jobbers; prices on bleacbed muslius and
Canton flannels are weak. The Mason
vile 81 inch shirtings are lie lower to-
day, selling at lSc: Blackstone ere lie
duced from l4.c to l4c, and Forestdalt
from l7sc to lie. Lacouia brown Can
ton tauuels, which have been sold al
2Oc, ale reduced TO l7lc. Worsted oraids
In eommos and high colors are sc lower
ana are now selling at 75c for No. 5
fnnts are in good request and prices
tend upward, some brands beino ad.
vanced &c per yard. White prints like
Tacoma are offered by A, T. Stewart nj
loic, by case or package.
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Ne, York Mnrke,.

NEW YORK, September IL.
CCTTON-Shade lower sales of lOOC
bales of middling uplands at 33aa34o.
FLOUR-Cosed steady for common
and dull and heavy for other kinds.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady, with a
moderate export inquiry.
RYE-Dull at l2al 10 for western.
OATS-Quiet at 66a70c for western
the latter price for choice.
CORN-Lower and heavy at l4ll IL
for sound mixed western.
PORK-QUiot at 81 90 for mess.
BEEF-QaIet and unchanged
CT MEATS-Nomlnal.
BACDN-Dull.
LARD-Dull at l9c for prime steam,
EGGS-0uiet at 27a25c.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September IL.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and
steady; demand moderate.
WHEAT-The market rules steady
and unchanged.
CORN-Taore is nothing doing and
the market is nominal.
OATS-Thcre is n moderate inquiry
and the market is firm at 50a52c for par
GELS on the spot end sic to arrive within
4 few days.
RYE-Thcre is no inquiry of impor-
lance aud the market is Nominal.
BARLEY-NoRinal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quiet; sales
OF rciued reported at 2Sc, but holders
were generally asking 2S9a29c in large
lots and 3Oa3lc for trade lots; crude held
at & 40.
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Toledo .NIaIket.

TOLEDO, September II.
Flour quiet. Wheat is shade better;
No. . white Wabash at 50; No. 2 white
Michigan at 40; regular at IS; amber
at 35al So; No. red at 81; No. = dc
at "a; No. do at 81. Corn lie lower
No. l at 93s94c; No. 2 at 90c. Oats
steady and unchanged; No. at 53a54c
No. = at SOC.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between Louis Blond and william
Bachman, in the Millinery business, has beer
dissolved by mutual consent, Louis Blond re
tiIing.
rhe business will he continued at the OLD
stand, one door south OF ID. Nicsll & Bro, OF
Main street, by William BIchmau, who vii
also settle all claims against the late firm
Persons having claims viii present them, ant
those knowing themselves indebted will pleas,
call and settle at once.
LOUIS BLOND.
WILLIAM BACHMAE.
WHEELING, August 81. ls6g. angel
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DISSOLUTION.

rVNHE CO.PARlNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between r. widdel and Charles J
Scherer. undor the firm name Of r. WIDDEL
& CO, has been dss lved By mutual COZ sent,
Charles J Scherer retiring.
The business will be continued at the old
stand. No III Main street by I. Widdei, who
will also settle all claims against the late firm
Persons having claims will present them, and
those knowing themselves indebted will pleas
call and settle soon.
F. WIDDLE,
.... e. J. SCH "pER
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WHEELING, July LIST, 1859.
CAL ID

Returning thanks for the kind patronage
heretofore extended me, ! would respectfully
ask a continuance hf the sans n r. wTDDEI
at the old stand, whore my many friends aid
customer win lind the usual large assortment
of LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRFNS
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS, at low casb
prices.
jyIO-d CHARLES J. SCHRRFR.
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DISSOLUTION.

'J'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
| existing between Louis Blond and WI IN
E. Gilman, under the firm name OF Blond &
BGchnan, in the Foot end Shoe business, rs
gsen dissolved by mutual COngent, Will: m
Baehman retiring.
che business will be continued II Che old
stand No. b7 Main street, corner Sprigg alley,
by Louis Blond, who will settle all claims
az ,inst the old firm. Persons having claims
viii present them, and those knowing them.
selves indebted will please call and settle at
once LOUIS BLOND.
WILLIAM BACHMAN.
WHEELING, August 20, isG9 aug2l
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by Telegraph to the Register
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DE JOHNSTON

Member of the ROYAL College Of Surgeons I o.,
don graduate rom one OF the most eminent,
Colleges IN the United States, and TIE Cr,,.ir,
mart of W those lite has been spent in the bo.,i
tails of London, Paris, Philadelphia and rls.
where has effected some OF the most astor,,b
ing cures that were ever known Map,
troubled with ringing in the head an ears wbsy
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed AZ ,gT
den sounds, bashfulness with frequent Hp,S
ing attended, sometimes with dsrangeuruf d,
mind. were cured immediately.
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Pfct. English
REV. J. L. KIRKPATRICK, D. D.,
Pref AOraI Philosophy
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. M,
Prot. History aud English Literature.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A. NJ,
Pref Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN, A. NJ,
Prof. Applied Mathematics
RICHARD S. MCCULLOCH, A. NJ,
Prct. Nciu,al Philosophy
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Pc; Chemistry
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JOSEPH 3. WALKER,
Asst Prof Chemistry, and
Principal Of Business School
or the present, the instruction in En- ylish
is divided among the Professors OF Moral Phil.
Osophy, Modern Languages and History, with
the aid of an Assistant Professor
The duties of this chair are d!sch lrged by
The Professors oil Chemistry and Natural Phil.
osophy.
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that a sound mind and body 40 tho
happiness. Indeed, without these tho Journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage the
prospect hourly darkeus 10 the view. tho mind
BE-, ONES Swallowed with despair and Oiled With
tho melancholy rcheVliol that the happiness OF
another becomes bhghtea with our own.
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Flour.

TOBACCO. WESTERN
i ~ boxes Niagara los back,
- caddies do los, and Navy Is,
boxes Russell's los, black
~ boxes Elegantus los, black,
25 caddies lbs
~ Highland Chieitain Is black,
- Mermaid Navy Is
20 Pine Apple Navy is
OLD VIRGINIA
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs
Ambrosia . lbs,
10 Curiosity " lbs
10 Twin III Dorado soft pressed 4
Bright Twist,
10 Millers Fine Twist,
10 DiadOm Soft Pressed IT,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. +. g. cut and dry,
10 half bbls f. G.. cut and dry,
10 kegs McRean's twist. for sale.
MAXWELL & TINGIE.
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Prot. applied Chemistry.
HoN. ]. w. BROCKENBROUGH, LID,
Fret. LaW.
NJ. w. HUMPHREYS, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. LciEn and Creek.
ROBES MASSIE, A. NJ,
A ST Prof. Mod:r: Languages.
DUNCAN c. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Asst Prof English.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men conlempI.,
ing Marriage, being aware of PHYSICAL ", ;
ness, organic debility. deformiiies, spe,J,,,
cured.
He who places himself under the care Of u,
j., may eligiOusly contde in bis honor as A g,,,
tlellan, and confidently rely upon his skill A.
phy stefan.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, wlo hGve become tae v'ct,,,.
Solitary Vice. that 1 eldful end de,nn,.'v
habit which nusily sweeps u an INIT se,y
grave thousands Of Dung Men { the met ~
allied talents and brilliant intellect who nil [,
otherwise have entranced listeniog Seuat. : " n,
the thunder Of elequeRce, or walked TO -. u .,
The thrilling Tyre. may call with full con 6dencn
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TAKE PARTICULAR MOTTO.
YOUNG MEN

W no have in iured themselves BY a,cert.lin pra q,
tioe INDUCED In when alone a habit frequently
lean ned from evil companions, or NJ school d! I.
effects OF which are nightly felt, even whcE
asleep. and Il not cured renders marriage iu,
possible, and destroys both mind, and body
should apply Immediately. e
WIat a pity that n young aan, tho hope OF
his country the darling Of his parcut, Should
be snRtched from all prospects and onloymeuts
Of life by the consequence Of dcyiarng nom
the path of nature and tndulging IN certain
secret habit such perIons must. bSfors con
fnIrlrnl u
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oSs-ges, protency. Z s0e :ea.I.I, esgous.
ness' d. spepsia, Lang-or, CIV sn;ri-s Ccn.i.
sion Of IGeas, ralpitstiou a sSe Hear -miG,
ty. Trembling. Di@ness q = got. Giadiress
DISEASE Of the BE d, iiert ..oss o; sL,r. AZ
feusioas Of .bs Liver, LIN =. 'aAsc> Q EoS
els--those ''e t;1le Die st : . 's'ug .lou sol
tAry Habits OF Youta-s~cg,- Sca soiIt.r,
practices more fatal 70 bet &c ms thin
songs OF SyrsDs 20 the Eeripeis o. Ulys. -
bighting their most D li'sut hopes Oh auto . F,
tions, rendering mAIIis sc &C., inpc. S1le
, 1869-10-02
INTERNATIONAL WORKING
MEN'S ASSOCIATION.

speech OF MIR. Cam eron+ OF Chicago.
At tic Fourth Annual Congress Of the 1nterna-
4nnAl u Mo1A1ngmens Association. heaa Lately 1t
Uasie, Switzerland, ME. Cameron, Of cn!cago, the
American delegate, made the folio wing speech:
IGses nc E7ea1 pleasure, aAsare ynn, In the
11roe And n b" hail Q! the Torktngueo Of AEeHcs.
to tender you 1he.r heartfelt EyMpa:htt4 aod b.d
,ou Gei.steea N The noble work in which Jo1 arc
trEsEed-tho elevation md emancipation Of the
toApg millions tl7dusboA tie ~oflp, and the A3-
yrnt 81 that glorious time, When man and man
Inc void Ger stall tluihtrs te and a thst;'
when the Nv ord AhAl. be led into p1oE-shAre+
and the spear into pruning -aook; when tsrann!
and oppression o! every 1!bd and character shall
r. ursGottd acd destroyed. and when the laborrr-
Int. utgtnt and tiArnttrAil, d. shall occupy taa!
position Nhfeh The NAAr1 u! al iutemied be ahoald
occupy 10 reap tho tu'l rew2ri OF h!s laoors,
III presence herc to-day. mI fel1ox -deegases, },
Il III evidence that sour iI.cnd4 ID the Sex World
recognize 4 counon interest existing oe-
tween The sons Of la'oz Tho world oyes.
and fhat tbey 1Tuxs the Il ne u dra wing Nigh
WEN tneir ran1s sa.u pEcseas 4 nn1ssd
lna Ia inscribed The magic wosds, Truth. 1osticc
and EquAl!s5. theJ ahA! natrh to certain victory
, 1869-10-02

Fron. the North Gt7man Correspondents
new anE3thetlc has iAtei5 been discovered by
ns, uehreich, 10 which he hiss g!Een The name
chlo4aUw!rnL 1t u highly spoken Of eJ the lac-
ulty. and is said 10 be superior 70 cnlorolof pro-
ductnR 4 more complete atAte Of INCONSISTENCIES,
while II netheE induces feeofeneks nor leaves any
bad euee.a behind. \ medical Grntleuan has ~
formed u that he has held rabbits from twelve 10
fourteen nours under the influence Of CAtofaAy.
d~1t, during psrt Of which time he kept them
aalperded over the back Of chalr, aud a. soon ~
tty.f, nd icd viii uninpaired @ appe,ita We hare
Also learned thar the newly discovered body has
been OFT successfully appiled ~ = sedahfe IN
the treatment Of the insane chtofdhfdraf re-
tenbles eh.orosoTzn In appeannce. but Z u nos
10 heary, and being much less volatlle taan k1at
todY, Ii kas .ot cousBe feeblef smell IN the
topTpe It haa tnxrp, bnt not An sctd tAste, and
though IT reminds one Q. ehlorotorm u ases sae =;
eeuHst1op neither Of the warmth nor sweetness Of
tne latter SUBSTANCE CAtcrn dr1t II absorbed and
not inspired, md IN this r-specs u doeEs fto al
ether aEmstneucA When liquid Ammonla II
aadcd 10 solution of this body, chloFofozm Il pre-
cip.taied.
, 1869-10-02

Arrival OF Aa.anfnnt Aufutnut Cen.
ernl Vincent-lnvcAtigat OF the
Recruiting OTIicera' Clnims-Con-
arnCk for RulldinE the rcktn, Linz
coin 4. Decatur atntlFand-~tates
1neht OF the Scveral Clauses OF
Property Askesked In the state In
1863.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, te1. l.
General TnomAs n. Vincent, Assistant A0tus31.t
Gtnsr2l, UE,ed States Army, Il in the city a<1st-
lnR the ar1s al of the Governor With whom he de
s,res to hold \ cousultAttor- The baalness that
;a % r.. "a a 10 ta ~ !, Il ~ IT
purpose Of Offering the war portfolio 10 Governor
Palmer; bet youf correspondent Knows that part
ioottps s.sef Tic in,ercsfs Of the Genersi Govern
mtut IN n vast nnEnt~T Of claims uo" on dlt 10
Wssh!ostop, from persons claiming TO have been
var, anu having nerer been paid tor cxpcnsea in-
CURED At tbat ..zne. Other catE,s are 70! subs.a
setee! iurnHbea y rs,tsess ~ho hod Thas ~
oLel OF recruiting na1cer, aud others of
dl1eTtn Mt nni1rc. wnich have - greatly heecnu-
,ae9 III, - ge ~ ~ ~ or 10 .1.a. at
nothing Dut pe1oual Inspection into the claitns,
and inleetlsatn n Of the lnnrt rtssd nature into
sesi11si .Ic aowance Of Claims tdst src w not oaty
defective, hut nany also that arc frauds Of the
crosses, S.sa1s. Hence the 'lsit Of inspection ny
eeneial slocsAL ,,.,
Yesterday the oseefoEs OF me ftf!n. Lntoo4
Decatnr Naalfoah company mel q! nsea;ar, Aha
rnlroad 70 Acssrs. Fe1s Sd',tn. D 6. Smith. and
e. i. GnDmsL :. 20, q leksn' ~ SsAHN pei
4'c. me Eo7a 70 ne eomp.e.ea q inG - aaS o.
JsLanty, 1911. Ihe cnIhtcr tn!nufn M1::n toe
1esd sat W sastEfsbe 10 tasn doaa as to!ioWa
Iazerc Sfse,Np: L6Eao. w. anu aacon,
s3eo,Nf. Iht enosc.cnmca conl1at'oss arc OIL
gentlemen e wealth. ard prominent slttzenH ot
IazeKel tunnt5 ANT s1sftless cs Of q 70. on'er
sEa ~ mGt tnor Nnat tnE r"tn 'a! mea2t. '.
| Ihs TGl tt very Important soao, and FILL be
! nnitned on itmc.
| - NtMahs named Anna M'ilam.. "no sass -
| u Hi1on, VI the HaJ lloal Oh Ioo1s " Souttl
| Htnn. lnoans, Vas !onnd GO ire slasNaa9 On
Flfth Street, Oh Yesterday, heatlg lt31 IRON Inc
, 1869-10-02

Evangelical Lutheran synod or
East Ohto-DiacoveEy OF EINnsnn
Remnins-Fpui Hlny SuApecteh-
The Tobacco Crop
spec1a. Despateh TO The chica9o Tribune
WOOSTER, Oct l..
Tho Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of East Ohio
has been in session here for acTesal dayk about
eight delegates being present The conference
orfanlzed By The election Of Res. r. q. DBanpou,
President; J. Shower, Corresponding Secretary
Rev. II. II. Long, Recording Secretary: D. FAhlI
Treasurer. There waH conbiteIAhe discussion on
the pfupoeed coprol.dattou with the ConRreg1.
ttonA Chnrchet, wtihe.t dctcite conclusion as
yet.
FoRr WAYNE, lad, Oct- 1.-The employees OF the
Fort NAFnc Koad. WORKING few mLc. east Of
Ada, Uhtn smelling something hko The deAl
iodE Of pc7on, proceeded to examine
the premises. and undcr hugs pile Of
old tics, Iou-d the corpse Of an unlnown
man. II wsk ye1J much dccompose<l An iu-
unest u hesng held and may develop sonnet eth!ns.
ia relation 10 II. The y1ciIm Ii supposed to have
been a strarge1 2sd Eas foully dcAlt with There
was nothing on his peEson b which be can be
recognized.
C1ac1HfA7t, Oct 1.-The tobaeco crop IN this
vicinity In Ohio and Kentucky, u injured oy fsost
The SecoLd Dibtr1ct Internal reycnue receipts
| fof September weye. WhttktJ, $eti, $50; other
sources, g, ,e00+ Total, S3&2. coo.
AlbeIt MaueslaD+ ctEsT maker, NM 1otau aeaa
In boarding hcufc IN tbtA ctS5 "Wednesday nt&ot'
Client. Thermometer 3e II noop-
, 1869-10-02

Mech aa should TIE to do 70, and tempting
tfocRh the opportunity may b, snau rttratn
liom maffpx eIten1Te femsr1 on our pa1un<n-
somee sin FL i to- to n.y. re hare cqs ousSs lace o@
aich Eromioent poelllon. believing thai the inter-
e.ts nt latr. both In our ssate md national coun-
r1nls of nhor; aud, hat 10 COZ u our laVs no
named By tho4e wbose l0tsre.<-, u.aiar our de-
peEtent eooA sy!t m. ara antAgon!stic 10 ONT
Ettnatlcr, Il 10 u--ltf-, and mo7e than useless, 10
expee redress 1ron thote WIN have created the
trus 81 which .c complain, un1e.s NC rtocce.i 90
tus, = prtre,pe which We thinE We nave recog-
btzsd turF trough. To those de1t7nns nj le3EtnR
tbs oye1efuwdei districts Of sre Old " nd, aud
seek!nR thels hones and fortun.s Ia the ionI bt-
Where uan Il man II he's wiling to toll,
And the humb'est nsy gather The fruIs Of tne sot
Am tnstsucte1 70 extend cordial 4qyttatIpu md
hesitJ welcome. To ali sach would saJ, lou
K1l Did nEuIGtss really to take Jnu By the hand
rtrcd to strengthen our ha1d8 ind sapnatt o. IL
the demand for HRnt-Ne H&k no mcfo-1nd re-
f1te 10 ln0T yourstlses 10 be u4de the tool OF
,oaP le ] IN
thEar hna hrna,ta:e lie atm of youy hest aud
tLuts1 lE.enjt. the trades -uniunias OF America
| The establishment Of N EmxEa:lou Burean, under
/ the joint ectt1ol OF the International Working,
Mtn il AReectation and the American Labor Union
1rotn which reliable data and Information could n
lsauehs with tie happteAt Evsu1ts- I ieei warrant
| ed Il saying TIA. any propok:tloo coming Trou
ron 10 rms e1ert Will Re cordially seconded BY ot
Extcu.ite Committee. / feel csnuot couelud'
without referring 70 lne ouumelJ Eosa OF oar hon
oresl chle1, William Il. 6livl.. ! m.o VINO had oo.
ta!ped snlld vide ctelr1t5, whose pane
taullar Is . househo!d word. hal become
indt1koIch'y copne ctcd with the area
labor movement PosResfcf Of iudouak2hl
| eLerKg, IN extraordinary force Of Character, ant
executive ability, he Of ali men the ooe quail
ned to organize and consolidate the Labor ele1ntn
in the New World. Cut OF u the very zenith 9
hls lane, when a life of ustfulness was unfold!n
| itAef, aLd when hts efforts we're beginning :
! yield ther fruits, bis lois Il tlmnat hfrpa1ahlt
| We tT1sf, however, that other1 Will be f4tsed q
to take his place., amt that a dezth Will nerve &
foIoweT3 70 more united AMI determined AcroI
In conclusion, rry friends, ALLOW me ag1lu 10 n
t1ru JGu ms THINKS for the Kind aud epthoEast
reception which have recelyett II Jonr hand
and which Il will be my pleasure to conmuntcAl
On MT return 10 mF constituents. Let ny rt9l
/ gentlemen. he The ,nauXuratloD ol S1BseM whtc
viii securc the attendance OF the Representative
Of 10th countEes At our future annual ConQrcasc
ss from snch fEatcrnal neet!nRs the happ!es1
euits naJ be anticipated ! therefore tEust x
, vii follow our example, and that IN o1r ctact
, nail Cong1ess IN August, l5sn, we shali have II
pleasure Of retufnlng the compliment to Jouf re-
| Teetptettyt-a trne Western EelcoEe. AX4tu q
cept INF de4iEr, and the desire Of ny constituent
for your continued usefulness and prosperity"
. |
, 1869-10-02
THE NORTH POLE EXPEDITION

Lieutenant PzJer, who accompanies this eutef-
rrtse IN 4 scientific capacity, has under aken 10
furnish Information II 10 tts progress and suecetA
We take The following from his nrst letter. which
nAa lA1clJ xppezftd In the German journals.
For the drst Two ~eekH ve we're detained ey
cortrarJ winds IN the middle oi the North sea:
4utetd, we wtTc driven 50 far frpm our course
gan eo4at 70 the u11th Of fts N2rs NounsAtns b.
can visible. Al senxth the barometer fell from
fJr tt1 weeks pAst heen blowing w1taou. t1ternIs-
tMa from the north, Teercd Foun1 to southeast.
ana NC pa&sed the Polar Circle II II O'Clock on
;onary baptism N the Hates II des. H.. aatl
saetI TITO the ulsts regions Of the Ar tic Zout-
Tats wxs tho tflt night On which The sun DID hot
Atl- Tna temperature of tue au Tatttd NON 70
| DEF. 4, and the 5ea-patha which We h21 III
, 1869-10-02

were endeayoripR 10 qutil tue disturbance. The
attsek Occurred III front Of the Masora once. Aad
within hst dcon OF thc lnvlnc1hleA' headquztteIx.
PHlllpfIFHlA, Oct. l.-Thc Irish ltepablEan
melting proposed to he telt tonight On tht cor
Dcr 0f TTensitth and MarEet. Htrcets, VIAL the
ttene Of riot from the commencement An at-
t1oten + mr. ano ;s @oe snesieIa x.rn ~, lesteo .!ts
Glnhk- a mtss4gt wAz sent TO the police 9tation
for projection 10 those holding the meeting.
which WIS aatiy refused
Among those shot II the coIrcr Of F1fta and
Chtttbut ttFettA was Morris J. SREle, Psea1deos
Of the Kejaionc Democratic Club.
, 1869-10-02
LA SALE

Corn Trade mt Lnsnlle aud Fern
Low Water In the Illinois Rhycrs
1ISAlK. Ill, Oct. 1.-The sudden dtciiut 10 the
F1'ce Of corn from Esxty.tye TO sixty cents, on
Tuesds. last, IN this citv and 10 Peru produced
very Ren< ral feeling o. disappointment among the
farmers hercAbouts md ahocked Al M&uchEs Of
mercantile trsce more or le1 Yesterday corn
tcld II N1r1 to SIXTY one and h2lf cent? bmall
lot Of The best b,1npiu9 ki1ty.two cents. But re.
retpta were tight and purchasers th.n1 but HItle
lore = Ill lsc offered At current pffce[
The u11cotG R1sef Is now only about 10uF 1ees
at.ore io4.wat4r mart, and one after smother kht
toAts arc going into winter quaftesx
, 1869-10-02
TEN NESSEE,

vile lunuEuFASed-*Mlt for Dam i.
NScss
NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-The new CITY Council WAS
organized 10 day, and Mayor Morris WAS lnaugu-
ra1ed- The board Is eIciustvely ConseETas1gc-
The attorneys Ia the case Of C. H. Hayes, Of
1esenting the United States Mail Line. In the suit
ior damages OF the former for Injuries and loases
sustained By the Ohio River disatter, last Decem-
Der, have been engaged for TWO ttaJa past ID tax
apg drpos,ttona. This testimony for tho plaiasn L.
very strong.
, 1869-10-02
SPRlN GFIELD,

Arrival OF Aa*Antant Aafufnut Gen.
erhl Tilscent-lnvcAtfEA OF the
Recrutttnx OTEtceKa' Clnims-Con.
arnCk for EulldinX the Fcktn, Linz
coin d. Decatur akMtlFand-Nsates
mehr OF the Several Clauses OF
Property Askesked In the state In
, 1869-10-02
Railroad Convention TO be Held Mt
O&W4&o4

OxwI1o, Oct. l.-AnauTtmentA for the Rall-
road Convention, to te held on the 9Th Of 0cto-
Der, have BEEN perfected The contention vii! be
held In uoolittIc Hall. 4 map will be CONSTRUCTED
sixty feet In length by eight feet IN width Of the
x1cess part Of the continent, from SoTA Scotia
to the Pacific, prominently showing all lines
OF rnIlrpad acd canal and water communications.
Arrangements hare been made for the 1ransoor-
1aiion Of delegates TO a3d from the convention 1t
half fare. large number Of public of1eias. n
clndlpG Governors Of States. CongreslDep. Katl.
road pEtciAls, members OF Hoards Of Trado. and
parties intesetted IN ocean steamers hare already
s1gpined tneir purpose 10 attend. Representa-
tlye8 iron various cities and towns along The
route are also expected.
, 1869-10-02
Fires

T11cA, Oct Ian explosion tn The oil rehne1
Of f11 nd low ptr, last evening, resulted IN Ics.
rbfy t,urntup Inlup Rad1t and the destruction Of
lhe main refinery 6uIldinx. Lo*k. $a0oo~ ffaEley
/ AcClure's foundry was partially burned: loss,
fin,ton.
DAyExPoR7, Oct. lat Fort Lou!sa, tTelse
miles below Muscaune, 4 lev ntxhA s1nte. tne
warehouse stable and other buildings. owned q
E W. Cllcy Co, wcrc Destroyed bf nse Losa'
EtG.GAn