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Gen. T. NJ. Harris

WflISpeak at lfs-a
Parkersburg, Friday September %.
HGEriSville, Saturday, September -.
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Domestic Markets -GBY TELEGRtp11.

domestic Markets BY TELEGRkPHl.
NEW YORK. March 2a-Eoon.-Flour and wheat
nnchTngeo. Corn lc. higher. Pork and Lard firm.
Ersniag. Cotton quiet and steady at 22,c. for
uplanGs, and 23c: for Orleans sales $500 bales.
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn scarce and
tirmtr; Mixed Western, 0aIc. @S1: new White
Southern, 81. Pork frmer ut $2s. 5o0S2o s2a
Others quiet.
BALTIMORE. March es.--Cotton, eesc. Flour
dull and unchanged. Corn active at Si9sse. Pork
active ut III and advancing. Bacon active and
advancing: shoulders. I2c. whlskey. o7Q0osc.
Virginia g's--Od, 5st 1865, 81; lss7s, 50, bid.
NEW ORLEANS, March e5.-Cotton firm with
fair demand at Gee. Receipts, 8 91s bales. Ex-
ports.-To Havre, 737 bales; Hamburg, l52
tales ; Malaga ;0d bales. Sales, $500 bales.
Stock, 2oA $40 bales . .r
LOUISVILLE, March 2a.-Corn steady and nm
changed. Provisions very irm Mess rork'
s27 50. Shoulders, lllc Clear Sides, Ice. Lard
Prime ilcrce l5c. WhIskey, s4@s5c.
CIscINSATI: March Corp firm at , 5sr;;
with more sellers than buyers at YESTERDAY !
prices. Mess Pork freely offered at s27 but win
no buyers. Lard firm ut l5c. Bacon dull shoui-
der., loic.; clear sides, l5tc. ..
MOBILE. March 2e-Cotton quiet at Gle. re-
CENTS, ali bales: exports, lS5 bales sales, 4oo
bales; stock, CT, 4la bales.
NORFOLK, March % Cotton quiet and weak
low middIing rs nominaly zoe. receipts 2l5 baies
exports, coastwlse, 100 bales; stock, sob bales.
SAVANNAH Marcel, 2s.-Cotton quiet at 2lac.:
sales. 100 bales receipts, s55 bales stock, SIR
hales.
CHARLESTON. March as.--CottOn steady at
ole. receipts. 3u bales exports g bales: sales,
~ bales; stock, 1882 bales. ....~=
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Financial Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market.

ETain and Flour Market.
-. CORN. AND FLOUR ExcHANGE,l
RrcuMoSD, VA, March g. 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Whe1t.-White- 7husbels. Red, So bushels.
Cbrn.-Whita, 1926 bushels Yellow, 40 bush
cls Mixed, 20 bushels. 49,, .-
Onts.-ta bushels.
Ff0ur.-5 barrels.
sALEE.
C0rn.-White "a bushels prime ct 81; 100 bushels
damaged ut 9sc.; 100 bushels very good ut 97lc. ;
100 bushels very good ut gsc.-totat e7a bushels.
MI xed. 90 bushels good Mt 9sc.
FtOur.-5 barrels condemned at &3.75.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Offerings for The week ending Saturday, March
90, 1870 '3'.'''~ .'s.
Wheat.-White, l.ssl bnshels red, Gag bushels.
Corn: While, $3.50 bushels yellow, 400 BUSH
ella mixed, 2 4lo bushels. - -. =. = !
Oats, SGa bushels. .s.... ....,....
Rge.-28 bushels. ar..s, T.. 70. s. ~.
.hedI--S2 bushels. .t31liat.Es.I., - ..s... ~s Is
FtoaT.- barrels. +. .r-.-. IL Ia j. = .sse..- ~
Offerings on thecorresponding date of last year
were -. ~ - :. 3" -
When.--White, none red, % bushels. .
Corn.-W hite, 100 bushels: red, 70 husha,s I.
strsw.coiored 90 bushels; mixed, !. 9e2 bushels
Rue -1sS bushels. ,... s-,..-. -...,.
lMsdl-20 bushels. - .-..i
The prices on that day were as follows -. r.
lvheat.1;-White, none sold; red, none sold. \
Corn;--W hite, very good, aoc. Red 30. Straw
coloIed' none sold. Mixed, very good, ;sc.
Rye.--Primc, 81 az. t,~ <f ~
.HeaL.-Eone sold. .' '''
rForr.-Family, Slo.75; Extra, se.25; Superane.
$s.315. - 80
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r...,uu3lr%.-Df all wild animals, the
..a.o.i',. seems to lie the most alarming
...I uosnNctihl". An Egyptian sportsman
,,.u -ru,: 0rtcsl himself and lis family by
..... l.guducr ii his guM. about six years
-.ure. with jUYcc ot his ncighbOrs, went to
al. i..4ri called Erizrt-il- ARABIA fuvorite
l..-...l IS r.uco..'cs-!o hunt for their eggs.
H. IHr> w,ra ."in@ round the island, three
COCO! - escaped into the river. On eX-
as.u;rg he .l,ut It quantity OF eggs were
li-.oyo.r.i n t." sand. These they secured,
AMI were proceeding back 10 their tent
when q crocoditc who hal watched the trans
action rushed to the place Of her deposit,
and ~ rapidly returned 10 the river, and,
winning, followed them o. positc to their
..t.otr. where until nightfall her eyes were
seen above the water. The srortsmcn feast
r; tumriu"tsly upon their spoil but rs
...,. - the last c!"bers OF their fire had died
away. the crocodile charged them furiously,
.,.:raIiur her attacks several times during
HE "A 2ht; and it was only By the frequent
,r-rhnrrc Of their firearms that they kept
.rg oil 1t all. The crocodile, which had
Hitherto remained harmless, now became
furious. and attacked I'll the cattle ii could
uatcA i.I,n the riycr-si!e. Among the VIC
,.l1s ws.- a fine mare in a uciehboring vii
..,,.. v2o. ~ usual. was allowed To Craze
ia the cooaac. ahuniant pastnrhge. One
.l.y willis: drinking she WAS seized in the
.-it. 4 ;ho neck by thc laws Of the croco-
aiy. The mare. being powerful animal
IN an agony Of pain threw up her head
In, crocodile dropped upon her back, and
with her strange burden the mare gallopped
oil 10 her stable. The astonished villagers
immediately set upon the crocodile with
heir na5ooi, or stout sticks, until she was
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Central ANA South American NeHs'
The Harlan Canal. .-------

New YORK, March 2G.-The steamship
Alaska, from Abpinwsll, has arrived.
The Guatamalan revolution was over, and
OIL the leaders either captured or shot.
: bogota will confirm the treaty with the
United States for tho Darien canal.
The yellow fever continues at Rio ia
metro.
Chill is having trouble with the Indians,
OF whom Frenchman named Aurelia An
tonic has proclaimed himself king.
The Colombian Legislature has recor-
nizcd the Cubans as belliperents.
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Tie national bauks and private bankers
Of Chicago and other parts Of the West
have adopted memorials against the So
called fundlng bill now pending in Con-
2rcss.'
EOter one hundred young ladies are esti-
tnntcl 10 be ii present studying law IN TINS
country.
If ST. Patrick had lived until this year
he would have been 1893 years old.
Manchester, n. H., prohibits smoking on
Sunday.
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xaw Orleans Municipal Affairs

NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-Governor
Yarmouth has appointed the Mayor and
seven administrators board, who will
elect a secretary, surveyor, city attorney,
and six recorders. Four of the admins
traitors were recommended by an electoral
jnry of citizens, and John II. Oglesby, the
new Mayor, was o member of the electoral
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Riot i'm fOwn-

KEoKuE, March ga serious riot ;s
progressing ut Des Moines Rapids Govern
ment Works. A thousand swedes and Irish
hold the works. The sheriff with a large
posse Of men have gone to dislodge them.
Second Dispatch.
KEokrK, Iowa, March 26.-Thirty-sevcn
of the strikers have been arrested. 1t is
feared the canal will be cut and the works
fooled
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" ASHINGTON NEWS.
--rn.,nrl.ncc Of il,e Richmond nlsna,ch.

ortrcsrorlcncc ~ ihe Richmond Dispatch.
v .Sli!NGToN, March Is.
n.mar, have been atioSt here to-day of a
.s~y.r cymcni Between ;hc President and p
,.4rs&cr IL those acn,hcrs of Congress who
I've heretofore been numbered amongst his
seacst supporters, which indicate serious
results in party point of view; but the
,~,haIiiitirS are that they arise altogether
..,.I the very intense feeling which has
..a originated Ay the discussion OF the
.r rauiuG. .-oa.v. /, is no secret that
r~lt.6en. has set his heart upon the
....,olion oi ih;s treaty, which he has
,...e t1r prime point Of the foreign policy
lan administrator thus lar; and 1t is
.l!s rla.uthat Sumner. WHO'S the chair
.. Il tlr Senate Committee on Foreign
l.,....un<. cannot he brought to sec the
.-4.,si advantage which could accluct0t the
,ls, St4.~l by the anncx.ion Of San Do
..o. Summers influence with the TX
..t.1c has moi been a. potent ~ he has
.i~.,d and the arden; attack OF the sena-
j. upon ,hc yet project OF Grant shows
~ earnestly he appreciates the slight
-,rlrncrS that exist. san Domingo may
through. however. Grant will fight for
..!iiI the very end, as he Row considers
. # ear Goyernmcnt j. pledged 10 annex il
...- territory.
.te.a,r ,ls come 10 the War Department
.... .ny Tor troops to suppress disorders
.... instructions. Some times it is TO
...N ur ut.c; histilIerics or to protect
/
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Tho RoiIpy (nSp,

NEW YORK, March 26.-Collector Balley's
deputies are being arrested for trespass7
| upon business men, breaking safes, anu
removing locks. One of them. named horp,
| was hailed in $4,000.
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TELEGRApHTC NEWS.
New York stock and mo,.x ,sar,,.

NEW YORK. March 90 Koon.--stocks unsettled,
Money easy. Bonds, o. Tennessee cx-conpons.
30 u; new, so. Virginia rx-coupous c7t new. 90.
LouisIana-Oid, sS3; NEW, S2a IN
Errning.- Money iGs pen cent, with exceptions
a, 3 per cent. Sterling. lost6Dloss. Gold, llls@
lll. Governments dull and lower; s-2o's, 'e2
,e4lGlCas. Southern Securities dull. Stocks un
settled bu, closed irmcr.
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Foreign News.

Foreign News.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, March ga snow-storm pre-
walls throughout England to-day.
The new Peruvian guano loan will be soon
introduced on Change here.
ITALY.
ROME, March 26.-Ihe riots at Pavia and
Bologna have been suppressed.
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<uba-More Murder-Another Fight.
HAVANA, March 26.-Three brothers
named Rivera and man named Garcia
have been shot for furnishing supplies to
the rebels.
A severe engagement has taken place
near Los Tunas, but there are no details
concerning it.
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Methodist Conference.

NEWARK, n. j., March 26.-In the Me-
thodist Episcopal Conference lay represen-
tations were sustained by vote OF two
thirds.
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l.A>r ,iuA>v~.-The House Public Lands
Committee have decided adversely on bill
.1.n- 20 subsidy Of land to the trans-con
Hnv,.,M railroad, tlu> indicating adverse
....,,. 30 ihn l"Gi-grant policy i'll future.
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SesZure Of Opium.

SAN Francisco, March ga large
seizure Of opium has been made. The Snug
glers, in attempting to escape, upset their
boat, and two were drowned.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, March 90 Eoon.-Cotton opene'
quie! and unchanged estimated sales 10000 bales
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CEOENINa.

NEW AND FASHIONABLE SPRING
IN GGODS.-Wc have In store, . select stock of
SPRING GOODS selected by rs from large stocks
wear, which we make up, In the most fashionable.
and substantial style. '-aa'.s -t
FANCY andsPLATN CLOTHS y il.ed
CASHMERE aud yESTINGs. H,pztE
II will he to The interest OF all In want to give
us q call. -. RI
WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON & CO.,
MERCHANT. oThILORS n, ~.
No. 10 Fourteenth street. opposite Exchange Hotel.
Agents for SCOTS Fashions.
- Tuh 23--1y1 srs.. ilsF ..~ ~. eza
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TOHN LATOUCHE,

TOHN LATOUCHE,
~ "a MERCHANT TAILOR,
No.1 EXCHANGE BLOCK, FOURTEENTH STREET.
The subscriber calls attention to his SPRING
SELECTIONS with considerable confidence, as
the stock 10 well assorted anG comprises all the
various styles produced for the season. ;.
The fabrfcs have all been tested, both as to
strength and color, so that can guarantee them
Perfect, and therefore offer as points or advantage
this spring :. ~ ..;
FABRICS FROM THE BEST
- MANUFACTURERS, g.. @-
Call. examine, and order. The goods shall be
made up in the most approved style and durable
manner. JOHN LhTOUCHE.
Mr. WILLIAM BEERS would be glad TO see his
friends, and recommends Mr.. Latouehe and his
stock. =. r--... 90, -..-- ---- NH Him
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Rain MT tho Ennth.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March ga "a n
storm has been prevailing all day.
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HARDWARE, ETC.
WAGONS, CARTS, &c.

Is hereby given that
~ by an order Of the Circuit Court OF the United
States for the District OF Virginia made and en-
tered on The 9th day OF March, A. ID. Is7o the un-
'!ersigued has been appointed as receiver OF the
effects, assets, and other property, Of the james
River Insurance Company.
Parties indebted to the said Company will settle
only with the undersigned.
'A'' $50. - j. a. LYMAN, Receiver,
~ 20 ao,,e,v !, Richmond, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST, BOND OFTHE CITY OF RICH
IL MOND for 800. No. 1S4. dated June ID, 1856,
due January 1889, in name of Robert Howard,
agent of Sarah A. Howard; bond Of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. Nh. 2ls, for $3.50, dated November !,
1852 bcarlng7 per cent. interest, in name Of
Robert Howard NH 1J-law2m
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rOUT AND RHEUMATISM.

TYPERDERN1IC SYRINGES, Auri-
Ill lave or Ear Brush, Indellible Pencils, Pen
linen. wool. &c. WOOD & SONS,
NH II Ninth and Main streets.
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Tie DTaWtRg Of that One Hundred
Thousand Dollar Prize In New
VnPIS. ~ 4 ..l,f,. atH.a .4N
NEW fYORK, November

=@ New YoRK, NOVEMBER l. {
Z For seVerat weeks past tb9sd' has bcen
an active bninea done In Wan, Eest BY
The agents Of tho San francisco AeFcau-
tile Library Association Grand Lottery,
md many hundred tickets were tgksn by
lhs sangnfns bfokcrA The German lele-
meat lnWall street, which ii intimately
conDected with The financial circles Of
San Francisco, were particularly heavy
buyers, soms at be firms taking ans or
ono hundred tickets u tilly IOllAys each.
Among others who thus Interested them;
selves II. Tie literary improvements Of tho
great city Of the PGCiiC coast was Mi,
Wormscr, Of do eminent mercantile firm
Of William Mayer q Co, Of New York
and San FElnciSco, This gentleman pur.
chased ono hundred of Tho tickets for dis.
Fibuliou among his friends, TeseFying
twenty for himself and selling the rest
Among the friends who were to have re.
Celyed tickets from this lot was Mr.
Theodore ueliInan, Of the Now Orleans
firm IL ]. and W Saigman j. Co., but as
hG was absent from This CITY when Mr..
Wormscr made his distribution, he tailed
10 procure the ticket intended for him.
Mr., Fill BiCtlUrman, another promi:
mont German banker, whose Office is In
Exchange Place, Or as ills betterk known,
''tlio Frankfort BoUrStr received twenty
of Mr.. Wormefs tickets, and 70 him Mr.,
Hellmap applied. Mr.. BledGman con.
Sented To part with one Of the tickets, and
picked out ticket No. l64, OF, which drew
tho 100000 gold prize. This Is one Of
tho stories told yesterday about thelucklest
man, but there Is still another which was
extensive circulated, especially In the
Gold Room. From this II appears that
tha lucky ticket was owned by Mr.. Min.
dol, Of Marx y CoI,Who sold It to Mr..
HellmAn for tive dollars and expressing
himselHglad tOgct back his money. lie
didn't feel halfSo glad yesterday, when
be discovered that no had sold one hun.
dred thousand dollars in gold for a five
dollar ErcenblCk.
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:, TnR Ndtioaal Bapttst saySthAt tho Rev.
John Chambers, OF the Independent Pres.
byterian Church 10 Philadelphia, at the
nc ,eommuntOa, gave the Invitation to
bBptacysip tue following comprehensive
form: III there Is any ono In the galleries
who h member Of another church. or II
there q i man or woman, or boy or girl who
wishes 70 como down and commemorate
tile Lords death, let them come, and
come in welcome" .4
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:, $3.50 -, 80 ~, .jZss ,'S.- 1yoJ n
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sIxrRRN States vote next Tuesday, viz:
Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Georgia,
Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Ne
,xada, Now. Jesey, New York, Rhode
lslOpd, tennessee vlrBIRla-And Wlscon-
sin. Two vote on Monday, VIZ: Arkan.
SaS anil Louisiana, All vote Tor Members
OF Congress.
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lLLrxoIs, in 1859, prolnccd S,4l5S04
acres Of corn, and good Judges estimate
that thls year twenty-five per cent more
AcresOf corn will be grown. This will
BHngIhc acreage up to G,S66,7O5, and
estimating tic productions nj thirty.sevcn
bushels per acre, the entire corn crop Of
Illinois IN 1870 will amount TO Ell .Sis,O85
bushels. ts
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lEisRfrr sNtTH Inns Issued circular
letter 70 ths cOlored people Of his State,
10 which hO directs tliGlr political action
In general, and asks them in particular to
lay aSIdu all other questions, and Join tho
SntI,dran.lhop party.
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INAomco of tho localities Of Chicago Il
l. saIi that real estate has not advanced
in prlcO since 1908 Along tho course OF
tho lake properly Is In brisk demand.
Lois on Prairie Avenue have recently sold
at nom $3.50 to 800 per foot
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THE LATEST AND OHOIOEsT.

I.
SRA MOSS FARINR-Sald 70 b vusy Cue for
Dcsserts and IN elegant and dainty
dish E6e the eIek
COX'S SPARKLING GELATENR-Au old a..
yOiIG with the ladies for JellIoS-
: bright, clear and heautilil.
SUPERIOR s tiBRRYGW1NR-SJuSt the article
NJ 70 nee with Cnx'B QOlStin9-ot rieh
lA and luNciou8 aAT0E, f- .s.-
BAKERS COCOA-WGrEanted Pure, . delicious
"a Il .Eua nutritious beverage.
HECKRR's FARTGA.-PI aFad especially for
lnYAllhs and children.
ASGUSTURA RtTEBR s-The genuine article
for lAHloS and children In feeble
WINE or PRPSIN-Tha most perfect remedy
fbF Indigestion and dJspepSlA.
CORN SrARCH-FoF Pudding and CustArlh.
splendid dessert, either alone o.
4 with Berries,
y AZ LAUGHLfN, SMITH 3 CO..
JnulI Wh6l6AalG Druggists, Main St
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYs
SA!tor Young Nton,.O soslL Eyild, and the
psUpriety ur IluPropEItty OrFestInE Married, With
sanitary help fOt those who tel united Tot mat
rimOniAI hiPpinSas Sent fFee, IN sealed snvSl-
CPes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz
P, Philadelphia, Pa. .' SeplT.d&w
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,0LrvtA, writing to tie Philadelphia
Prt& says Of Wendell Philips in his lee
lure at Washington last week "HepFov.
Cd that an hour can spOntn no moro In.
struOtIvely than In listening to satire be.
side which XaudppSs fOrkCd tOngOA sinks
10 tho merest lullaby. Wendell ! Hips
voice pCnetrates the brain like ahsynthC,
1t OFoOSes the savage which some wise
man has said lies concealed IL every, civil
lied breast The truths which he ulters
arc flung like pieces Of ragged metal,
where they stick and tester In the mind
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'rnE President has agreed to appoint On
ISraellte 10 a supcrlntundcucy Of Indian
atIAIrs, as no has hitherto overlooked that
sect in the division Of Indian agents
among the different religious dcnOmiua'
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GIN. ScHRNCK has been on visit to
tAo new city ofDululh, on Lake Superior,
and a correspondent reports that no puT-
chased sixty -onO lots At cash cost Of one
hundred thousand dollars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

A BILL proposing an increase Ofthc
rate orlegAl interest In.Vernont from six
to eight per cent, has been defeated in the
Legislature oEthat State
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

II l. argued that whoa lho war end,
which II Is thought will 10 very soon,
there win bo,a quick demand for grain in
The Eatbpeaan markets. Emancipation Of
this, large amounts Of capital hnvO been
embarked inthc speculation, With this
view the principal markets oil the United
States bCglN to manifest u sympathy. The
expectation, however, may bc dlsappoiht.
Sl " WIS that Of July last, when bread,
stutLs went up In the belief that prices
would advance largely in consequence Of
the war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

Three hundred Of tho four hundred and
nlnety.nInC teachers in the New York
grammar schools demand tho restoration
Of corporal punlrhmenL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

,TIn Young Mems Christian AssOcIH-
ton Library Of Chicago halbeen opened
to ali citizens, irrespective Of membership
Of nc Association, 1t &9per annum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

TIM retirement Of Chief Justice Chace
AID Of Justice Nelson from the Supreme
Bench, this winter, arc currently reported
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03
or Nsirhberina PepalatIop ,

TlS population 0f BtlmonV county,
OhIp,tl now Sg,gis q nguinSt 5000 in
lSg6. JgSsnoa county has q, lOl agalHat
aS.ii6 In ts6O. NCaTos thown . smaller
Fal6 Il lheFeaSs, having now 1888 ~
against 1874 ten years ago, while HRETl'
Son comfy has EetbnIIy gone backward
Gnaanlcb ii Ibs now shows only 1880
against I94l0ln1s6d,
Washington county, Psuha., las y ASl
ora population now " compared With
.A0s0S Ia tsG0. Greens county has % ilDa
against "a, B48 in 1870, S5.i
ThealOw rats u Increase in thess eoun.
tlss d accounted foE ~ Tho TACT that they
ars largely agricultural in their Industry
and consequently population does not
aOek thcn from abroad OF accumulate
INN uatgral increase, This young men,
aad many others beside, move or to The
vert where land y cheap aud tho prom
ile Of advancement III life more inviting
than 10 thcSq old communities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

/, SALISBURY GRAHAM AT thsEeEldGuce Of
the brides mother, By thO Rev. A. J. LydS, Mr..
VIZ. SALtSnrltY and NlSt EtlEAlEFH 4. GRAaAN,
all OF this city, e9yal LlA1i-lht at"r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03

The New York Tribune speaks ofFiSk,
j., as "This maggot Of the days com
mat " .-.A .--.Ls .-----