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National COnventlon OF Reai Rstate
Men.
CLEVELAND, o, Noyembe 8,

' ANeNNAAASSA ~
The Real Estate Agents. Con yentIon
concluded itH labors 10 day, The Ma.
tlonal Board organized with The FOL.
lowing officers: President, w. ], Bar
ney, or Chicago: Vice Presidents, p.
Tremain N. Y, Il. F. Brayton Ohio, O,
A. Lincoln Conn.,, L. r. Elliott Kansas,
ChaS. l.. Corwiu Ills, H. B. Esington
K. l., W, B. Donoh1 Tenn, Abner
Hitchcock Mich, O. O. Smith Nebras.
ka, F. H. Woodwork Iowa, James
Gray Mass, y. W. Keene Pa, W. 81.
Newton Maryland, o. p. Brown Wis,
A. NJ. Taylor Mo. Corresponding
Secretary, J. NJ. Wing, Of Chicago. Re:
oordinH Secretary, P. W. Payne, Of
Cleveland. Treasurer, O. A. Lincoln,
OF Connecticut. Isl 'tl-- ai
II was agreed that no higher rate than
8 per cent. on real estTte sales be-
charged. Where the transaction 10 be.
tween members l per cent, shall be OIL.
lowed 10 the member procuring bust.
ness, unless one fourth OF the commits
Sious on such business amount TO more
than ! per cent. In which case one
fourth OF the commisslon shall be paid.
The Convention failed 10 agree Rs 10
the amount Of license the Government
should charge agents. The next meet
ing will be held In Chicago.
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new Yor. Proauce nIarnet.

" w" NEW IOkKl NOV. 3.
CoTToN-Heavy; No lower; sales 1000
bales ut $50 for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Dull; slightly In buyers'
favor. ' s.f OBI"
" GRAIN-Wheat-lc lower; moderate
export and speculative demand. Rye
Dull and heavy; 81 O3Al O5 for west
ern. Oats-Steady: 65A67c for western,
Corn-Heavy; 93a98o for unsound, and
99caSl Oh for sound western mixed,
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork--Nomlnal,
Beef-Quiet, but not 10 hrm. Cut
Meats and Bacon-D Declining. Lard
Quiet; l791al73<c for fair to pritne team,
EaGs-Falr request at 3SaS5c.
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FRANCE.

Napoleon. % Propose p General Dis.
armament.
PARIS. Nov. 8.
Ills Ia populAt Impression accepted
In this city that Napoleon will propose
u plan OF disarmament In his speech
opening the session OF the French Leg.
stature, and that the idea 10 likely 70
become general. II Is said that Lord
Clarendon has conveyed the Assurance
Of Euglaud's approval Of such course,
and that cit will also be agreeable to
Russia. Napoleot's policy Ia said to be
obviously for the embarrassment OF
Prussia. r- r, rH .r..t. t.....Ir.
The Constitutional says the EugllAh
Government II much p:eocGupied with
the question Of the DalmatIan lnsur.
rection. II also says Bismarck has lost
his great position and his Influence in
German politics. ul aa.. -...
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MICHIGAN.

UETRoITl NoV.2.
The charter election passed of qulet-
ly. The Democratic Mayor and city
ticket are elected by about six hundred
msjority. The Democrats have ma
iority In the Common Council. An
average vote was polled. ..
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BALTlMoRR, NOyember

FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-WheAt-Dull at 81 3Oal 43,
Corn-Dull al 81 GOAL 05 for old white;
75a85c for new. 0AtB-Dull at 66A5Se.
Rve-SlR1 Os. rm...s
PRoYIsIoNs--Mess POrk-Quiet at
tSS. Bacon-Quiel; rib sides lSc: clear
do lS1c; shoulders 16c: hams 24a25c.
LARD-QuIet at lSal81<c. ..OI.0,I
TWHIsKY-Dull at 81 10; tendency
downwArd. r...''
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MILWAUKEE, Nov, q,
MARYLAND,

BALT1MoRE, NOV. =.
The vote In this city today was un-
usually light, only 1929 being polled
Of registered vote Of over A, 1000. The
vote for Comptroller Of the Stale Treas
ury was: Wooliord, Democrat, 13, ,6i2;
McKellip, Republican, 5,237; Wool
ford's majority, S.4O5. The Democratic
ticket for members Of the Legislature
received majority Of about 6,0OO.
Every precinct In every ward Of the city
gave q majority for the Democratic
ticket. For Sheriff the vote was: Al-
bert, Democrat 18, ia; Woods, Rspub.
lioan, 4,792; Wisong, Worklugmen's
candidate, 1873. 7I''
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ST. Louis, Nov. 8.
3 The National Baptist Sunday School
Convention was we'll attended to-day,
the church being crowded with dele
gates and spectators. The Rev. Thos.
r. Anderson, Of New York, addressed
the Convention on the relations OF the
Sunday School to the family. Rev. r,
8. Henson, Of Peunsylvanla, spoke on
the relations OF tha Sunday School TO
the Church; and Rev. J. f, Elder, Of
New Jersey, on the relations OF the
Sunday School 70 the Church and CON-
munIty.
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FIre In PhIIadeIDhIu.

2" GHILADBLPHlA NUV' D.
A tire broke out at half past 0 O'Clock
this evening, In the Ave story building
NO. llS North Third street, occupied
by Brice & Co., shoe dealers, and
HertZberg, Goodman & Co., notions.
The three upper floors were entirely
gutted and the lower aoorA flooded
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TO the Editor OF the Intelligencer.
Rs follows: -
Senator Sd DIstrIct-Wm. B. Crane,
Rep., 6l6; VIM. B. Finn, lib. Rep, 6S5.
Delegate-Harmou SinHel. Repo 452;
Reuben Davisson, DEM, 700.
Sounty superintendent Free Schools
IDavld Powell, Rep, 4s5; James L.
On Subscription to West Va, Central
RHIlway-For subscription 26I; against
subscription 447. 8.
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sew York Dry Goods Market.

There IL AN improved Inquiry for
staple COtiOus vi The reduction Of yes
tGrday, aud to-day we have 10 note the
following changes: Allsndale, sHc;
SheetingE are reduced In price from
i2,< to 4Oc; do,9.4s are reduced from
1870 to 45c, do 10 4I from 52Xc to 60c;
lowell, lois do, from 400 10 Axe; and
York Blue Denlins from 3lc TO 800.
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CAUTION.

Aoofanda German Remedies are counter.
IOlted. Bee that the signature Of NJ. JACK.
BON 10 ON tho wrapper OF each bottle. All
othaIa are c0untorteit.
90rmAn Medicine Store, No, ESl ARCH HtIect,
CHARLES II. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly U, II. JACKSON a Co.
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EXPLANATION }a.i
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDT5 GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II In o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roofs, Herbs, and BarkB 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 are then forwarded 10 this country
To be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BitterB. There In no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compounding the Bit
tsrB, hence II FREQ from all the objections In
oid6nt To tho use OF liquor preparation.
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areenbrier County.

The Lewisburg papers bring US re.
turns OF five townships of GreenbrIer
county, in which the vote foola up:
For Senate Humphreys, 6s; McGIn.
mis-. IL; Scott, 81: .5-a,G ~ 4
For HoiISe-Ballard, i75; Chambers,
81; Carpenter, IS; and Walker, 40!
We are not able to classify the can
didates with certainty but believe they
are all Republicans. The Issue there
Is: Shall Judge Harrison b limpeach.
edH and we learn this quite oyershadow
all others. wv
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bt. Louis AHAFkoG.
ST I,oTIta NnyamI,a

', ST. LOUIS, November 3.
FLoUR-Dnll and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-EAsier; No. 2 spring
9Oc. Corn-Dull at 500 for mixed.
OAts-Quiet at 47a49. Rye-DulI nj OSA
70c. Barlsy-Very dull, G
I., WATsKY-Quiet at 81 10.
PRovIsIoNS-Pork-Dull al $50 OOa
30 90. Bacon-Easier for GIenr aides at
l9Kal93<; shou. .ders l0HnIG1. Lard
Dull Gt lGI6alG3<.
Hods-Dull ~ IS OOA9OO.
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HHw JERSEY.
NEWARK, November 2.


Essex county elected the entire Re-
publican ticket. Taylor, Republican,
10 elected tothe State Senate by about
1000 majority over Little, Democratic.
For the Assembly the Republicans
elect six, and the Democrats three, q
Democratic gain Of one. l...
Union county elects Democratic
Senator.
MIddlesex county shows Republican
gains, but probably goes Democratic.
Mercer county elects two Republican
Assemblymen, and one Democrat, q
Republican gain Of one. y....
New BrunSwick gives Jared, Repub-
lican, 500 majority for Assembly, and
FArf, for Sheriff, 342 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2.
A dispatch gives the following vote
for members OF Assembly In Camden
county, New Jersey: First District,
Bonsali, Republican, $50 majority;
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aoCaanaa German R'tsOrA per bottle bottle GSSS S
hooaandS German Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, u bO per bottle or half dozen for
HrDo not forget 10 examine wall tho ar.
lolo you buy, In ortior 70 get the Genuine,
For Bale by Druggists and DoaloTS III Mod
cine eYeryWher0, iva
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The following, which We find In the
Boston correspondence Of the Wash
ington Chronicle, 10 the first and only
allusion we have ever seen to the faml-
" Of Hon. Charles Sumner. Tho writer
Is speaking Of the cemetery at Cam
bridge.
The lot OF Hon. Charles Sumner, one
Of the most peaceful spots In the ceme-
tery. IA on Arethusa path, out Of Wal
nut avenue. tbs shaded by venerable
oaks and unmarked except by granite
blocks Rt the corners. II contains SIX
graves, the father, mother, brother,
and three sisters OF the Senator, the
graves ofa household apparently. but
"They are not all here,
For cruel ocean has his share"
Two brothers, Albert and Horace, died
by RhIpwreck, and Henry, another
brother, sleeps elsewhere.
The mound at tho left oi the lot, with
q single rose tree at the head, marks
the last restlng place, after worldwide
wanderlngs, Of George Sumner, who
equally distinguished for profound
studies, brilliant accomplishments, and
endearIng social qualities, was one OF
the most remarkable men OF modern
times. ........,,.
OF this gifted family only two mem.
bers survive, the Oldest, our Senator,
and the youngest, Mira. Hastlngs, Of
California.
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WEST vIRGISIA ELEcrIOH.
Wetzel County.

Wetxel County.
NKw MARrIHsvILLE,
WE1ZEL Co., W. Va. Nov. ..
TO the Editos OF the lntelIIseucer
Below find the official vote OF this
county by townships: e. l-
Magnolia For Senate, Morris, Dem. ]
OF, Brown, (Rep.) 60; for House, James
Guthrie, (Dem.) IS, Capt, John N Gas.
key, Rep.) III; for County Superinteu.
dent OF Schools. VIM. A.. Newman,
Dem. 25, John J. Yarnall, (Dem. } 1913.
+ FPToctOr-Senate, Norris los, Brown
IL; House, Guthrie 55. M'Caskey Al;
Superintendent OF Schools Newman
Al, YarnAll 62.
Ccnter-senate, Morris so, Brown 20;
House. Guthrie so, M'Caskey 90; Su-
perintendent OF Schools, Newman SS,
Yarnall SO. fl,fI'
Grant-Senate. Morris So, Brown 8;
House, Guthrie SO, M'Caskey 6, Super.
intendsnt Of Schools, Newman 81, Var
Green-senate, Morris. SO, Brown 81;
House, Guthrie 30, M'Casksy l2; Su :
perintendent OF Schools, Newman 47,
YHrnall !. " |f lgu1 /.
0hurch-Senate. Morris 9S, Brown SO;
House, Guthrie 80, M'Uaskey IS: gu.
perintendent OF Schools, Newman llB,
YArnall 8.
TotGLs-For Senate. Morria:4 All, Brown
20i; Morris maj. 267; for House, Guth
rie 304, :M'Caskey 80; Guthrie's NAL,
S5; for. Superintendent ofSchools, New.
man 865, -YArnall 2O6; Newman'a mai,
l6O. o. Us Yours, 60. II. II,
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SPAIN.
The CabInet Rec0nRtrueted-lmpO
taut Declarations from Gen. PrIln.

tnut DeelRFAIlOn from Gen. PFlIn.
MADRID, Nov. 8.
Gen. Prlm. today, presented 10 the
cd ministry. He explained that the
question OF the royal candIdalure was
the cause Of the ministerial cristv, and
added that the attitude OF the UnlOnlsts
hindered u solution OF the question. He
declared that the Government would
remain faithful 10 the principles OF Abe
revolution. ills reported that Admiral
aopate. Minister oI Marine, Insists on
resigutng his portio!io, but Gen. Prim
declares he win leave the 'Cabiner II the
Admiral resiEns. The opposition to the
Duke OF Genoa Is still so large and de.
termined that It 10 feared there Ia no
chance of'hla election. ~ - ~
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state.
NEWARK. Nov.

SNN"ANHAt ANS"U'
The State election passed of quietly,
resulting In Democratic majority In
both branches OF the Legislature. The
Senate stands '13 Democrats and 8 Re.
publlcans; Assembly, 81 Democrats and
20 Republicans; Democratic gain OF l
In the Senate and 2 In the Assembly.
Essex county elects . Republican Sen.
Alor and county officers by reduced
majority, and elects 6 Assembly men to
3 Democrats. Newark City gives an
average Democratic majority OF about
2O[
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nIEnEsOTA.
Mr1MAnKEr. Nav. a

... MILWAUKEE, NoY. 3.
Thlrty>four towns In Minnesota give
Austin, Republican, 3,S23; Oils, Dsmo.
crat, $500. There were 30 many splits
In the city and county ticket, It is i'm
possible to give the vote Of St. Paul.
Austin's majority In the State Is esll.
mated at 5000 to 1000.
st MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 2, 12M.
Thirty-seVen towns In Minnesota
give Austin, Republican, 3,S23; Otis,
Democrat, 4,08S. Otis's majority 200.
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The Senate DemOcrAtIc-nOuNe In
Doubt.
NEW YonK, Nov. 8.
MAssACHUsErTs.

BosroN, Nov. 8.
Returns from 224 towns foot up: For
ClAIlIn, 63,6l0; Adams, 45.625; Cham.
berlain, ll,GG2. These figures give
ClatiLn q plurality Of G,22S over both
Adams and Chamberlain, and Indicate
O plurality Of about 1000 In the State.
SO far as known the Legislature stands
l4l Rspu bIicans, 40 Democrats, and 10
Labor Reform. The Senate 80 Repub-
licans, 8 Democrats and Labor Re-
form. It is estimated the House stands
75 for prohibition and l23 for license.
Brooks, Republican, Ia elected TO Con-
gress from the 7th District by 5000 ma
iorlty, over SAltoustall, Democrat.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2.
Returns from seventeen towns In
Wisconsin show y Republican gala OF
i've hundred over the election for Gov
ernor In 1867, when FaIrChild was elect.
ed by 4,7G4 majority. ..n,g. b..
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. q
Returns from seventy cities and
towns In different parts OF the State
show net Republican gain on the vote
OF 1867, (when tho Republicans had
4.764 majority, Of 200. and the Repub.
licnn State Committee estimate Fair.
chlld's majority al about 5000, with a
Legislature Of about the same coui>
plexion as last year. y.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
The Republican majority In Wiscon.
sin will be from 1000 to 10000.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho Times on CntholIclam

Tho Tunes ON CAtholIcism
I. LONDON, Nov. 8.
The Tines, In an article on the intlu.
ence Of Rome, says the Catholic Church
must be withdrawn from under Roman
preponderance, and the city Of Rome
from Ecclesiastical Dominion. It 10
only by ceaslng 10 be an Italian SOW.
ereIgn that the Pope can aspire 10 be-
come universal P0ntitf.
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ALABAMA;

MUBLLBI NOV. 2,
The election passed without the slight
est disorder. The vote was light. In a
total vote in this city OF 5,2l9, there is q
Democratic majority Of 755. Enough
Ia known from The county precincts to
insure that Magee, Democrat, is elected
by 1000 msjority.
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y ---| BUFFALO, Nov. 3.
Flour Neglected.
nGRAIN-WhsRt nominal;
no demand. Corn-usld NJ S2aS3r for
No. 2 western. and dull. Oats-Held
at &c; no buyers. Barley and Rye
Neglected. .l. ...
HIdH WINRs-NomInal al 81 10,
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A sANDusKx (ohio) tish dealer has
adopted the plan Of freezing his fish %
soon as taken and then cordlng them
up In solid tiers, TO be introduced Into
market at the proper time In the winter
when no hsh can be caught.
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BosroN, Nov.3

Additional returns from the Massa-
chusetts election do not vary the result
indicated In dispatches OF last night.
The vole for Governor In $50 towns
stands: For ClAtlin 6S, ,6SG; Adams Al, 800;
Chamberlain 1880. Claain leads
AdAIily over 81 OO0
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WETzRL COUNTY has not elected a
Republican TO the House OF Delegates.
"Can the Ethiopian change hIs skin or
the Leopard his spotAf"
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SELF Observation-Disclosures vItalla

SELF ADVERTISED. Phalon's VItalla
or Salvation for the Hair carries with
II Its own best advertisement. As the
light shines through the bottle you see
that the liquid ls clear as the azure Of
heaven. You smell 1t and tind the
odor agreeable. You apply 1t and II
changes gray hair to any natural shade
without Bolllug the scalp or producing
headache. Nothing can be more harm
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LEAvBNwoRTH, Nov. 8.
The entire Democratic ticket, with
one exception, Is elected In this county
by about 800 majority.
ATcHRsoN, Nov. 3.
The Democratic county ticket has a
majority in this city.
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HON. JANH THOMPSON;

Judge Of The Supreme Court Of Pennsvlpu,ia.
...4 PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1850
"I consider HooiiRndG German iBtttcrs, q
valuable medicine in case OF attacks OF lnili.
RtAtIon or DyBpepaiA. cAn earthly thk,
from my experience OF Il,
Youra, with respect,
JAMES TIl0M PSON,"
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NnxIEn1Ion on hnlt LaKe.
CoRH1NE, UTAH, Nov

" CUHHINht UEAHi EUV' O.
- A large schooner arrived to- day from
Stockton, n town on the southern shore
OF the lake, loaded with lumber, silver
ore, &c. This is oonSIderedithe inaugu.
ration OF navigation on Salt Lake.
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TOLEDO, Nov. 8.

TOLEDO, NOV. ).
FLouR-Dull. ..
GRAIN-- wheat--Dull: No. white
Michigan, 81 20; amber 81 OK; No. /
red 81 Is. OOrn-A shade better; No. l,
zoe; No. 2. 7Ic. 0Ats-A shade better;
No. !, 47c. r., ... =
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AoN. eroaor sHAuawOop,

Justice Qf tho Supreme Court Qf PrnMSylrunia.
PIIILADELPH1A, June /, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
IaAd's German Httem q very good tonic,
relieving dyspepue Hymptom1 almost di.
FOctly. GEORGE ai1ARSWOOD,"
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
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PITTsRuRaH, Nov. {

--I M. PITTsRuRaH, Nov. 8.
Monongahela 81 Inches, aud falling
slowly. Weather clear. Thermometer
.,.. .., CINCINNATI, Nov. >.
River fallen one Inch; eight feet four
inches In the channel. Weather clear.
Thermometer CO.,
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unIf q a1Illlon AIasOns.

In the published report OF the proceed!
ings OF the Grand Lodges ofthe United
State ofthe Order OF Free and Accepted
Masons, we fnd the following liable
showing the mem berShIp Of the Order
In the different States and Territories:
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HoOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia q pleasant preparation OF the Bittes for
those who do not like extreme BIttoH. II
BItteB combined with pure Eanta Cruz rum
and agreeable nRvoTing exbRcts. ltG uRe
recommended when some pure Etlmulant IL
required in connection with the tonic pro-
pertie8 OF the BiLterB.
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CHICAGO, Nov,

The canvass OF the election held yes
terdRy has not yet been completed, but
the Citizens ticket is elected through.
out. by majotities ranging from &, 500
To 900. The Citizens' nominee car
ryevery ward. The majority OF Col.
Mason over George W. GnaGe. for May.
OF, IL about 5000.
We hear very few returns from the
State, but It Is generally conceded that
the Republicans have tho Constitution.
al Convention by large majority
They elect two members In the Sanga.
mon district, last year divided on Rep
resentation; they also carry the district
composed OF Jackson and Williamson
counties, heretofore Democratic.
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milwaukee Market,

MILwhUREE. Nov. 8.
FLouR-sleady and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-WeOk; S94c for No.
2 In store.
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easy head" .l'f7'
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MORE "oLD TIME" GOODS
Grants Celebrated Richmond
TORACNos

WEARE JusT RECEIVING, AND offer
w for sale,
g Boxes "Grant'a" Va. lOa Tobacco.
70 do do do Navy do.
u do aMlllnerH Gold Twist Tobaccos
DO "BenhRm'b" Va. lhR, 40,
o., SSS TSaieS "dreanerS" Celebrated spun
q Caddies Old We. Long lOs Tobacco,
~ Drums dig Richmond Fig do,
70 Sandlea western l0s, IN and NaVieg do,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-04
Hor. GRO. W. WoonwARn.

Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chtef JLuties Of he Supreme 0OtIrt Of P., writes
PHILkDELPHIA, March 10, 1857,
"I mud Aoo1andh German BlttsrS IN n
good tonic, uHeIul In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benefit In cases OF de-
blllty, and want OF nervous nction In the
AyHIeln. Youna, truly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-04
LBy Telegraph,l
New York Money ana Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov, 8.

NEW 4oRKt NOV d
MoNgY-StrlnEent Of 6a7 per cent on
call, mainly latter. ~
STRRLINd-WeRka at 10eJfH109:
GoLD-Heavy; opened Of l279Si closed
at 127Ial27N; carrying rates 6a7 per.
cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDI dull and steady.
United States Sc OF 1SSl, coupons. @llS<
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The stock market after the second
call became heavy and prlceR de-
clined from n TO 10. The Dlrec-
tors Of the Chicago and North West-
ern Company who met to-day at
u O'Clock, adjourned this afternoon.
A committee was appointed TO deter.
mine on the propriety Of paying div
idend on the stocks, and 10 report at
the next meetlug;the next regular meet
Ing will be held December Sd; special
meeting, however, can be called At any
time. Towards 8 O'Clock the market
became strong again, and advanced IA
1X per cent from lowest sales OF The Rf-
ternoon, The New York Central, North
western and Lake Shore have been ac-
tive; the stocks Of the Northwestern
advanced 10 709S for common and SO for
preferred, the highest rate not main
talned, however; market closed steady
with Northwestern and Lake Shore
quite BlronRs va