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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-20

A WILD MAN OF THE WOODS. -
Tho people of Magnolia and ChNta-
wa have had o sensation Of their
own during tho past ten days. 1t
did not como in the shape ofa base
ball match or an atrocious murder,
or of the accidental poisoning Of an
entire family, but simply in the
appearance Of q wild negro, an in
sane Fifteenth Amendment, whose
wardrobe is as scanty as that Of
Adam before tho fall or any colorod
brother who roams the forests or
fields of Congo or Dahomey at this
day, from the monarch downward.
The creature, judging from his ac-
tions, must certainly be insane
When first seen in the eighborhood
he was observed by q white man
near Magnolia seated upon fallen
trco, eating pine cones. On being
approached he ceased to cat, threw
himself on all tours, and began
scratching up the earth like a ter
rior on the scent of q rat, or other
vermin, until he managed to get out
of sight. WhennoXt seen it was eight
miles below, near the railroad sta
ton at Chatawa, He manifests no
savage or brutal qualities, but seems
to entertain an absolute dread of
intercourse with human beings
He appeared to be about twenty
five years of ago, well built and
healthy. His finger nails have
grown to an enormous length, re-
sombling the claws of some wild
feline animal. 1t is believed that
he was originally a runaway, and
that he has for years lived in the
woods and swamps, and is not aware
of tho emancipation Of his race
NeC Orleans Pjcayune, June %.
The Mongrel party Of Ohio
should look after that wild AT
rican. He might, if tanned and
trimmed up a little, make not
only a voter but a prominent
"colored man." and fill some
important office. AS the Fall
Election is not far off, we would
suggest the appointment by
Congress Of q Committee of
Three to 60 forth to catch the
wild and disobedient nigger
and bring him to civilized
and loyal Ohio, whore he can
be learned to read the Vinton
Record and from it learn that
he is a free man and entitled
to vote, An enterprising Com,
mittee could easily be selected.
It should be composed Of Rev.
enue Assessor Raper Of the
Vinton Record Rebel Mont
gomery Of the Logan Black
Republican; and N. I. Behan
Of the Middleport Press; and
they should carry letters Of
recommendation from the edi-
tors Of the Portsmouth Tribune
and Springfield Republic, which
letters should state that the
parties above named were true
and reliable persons, and fully
competent to secure that "Wild
man on all fours," trim his fin,
ger nails, reconstruct him in all
respects, and entertain him in
such a polite and charming
manner that he will no longer
have "an absolute dread Of in
tercourse with human beings"
1t is great pity that the wild
African should be permitted
to run in the Mississippi swamps
and lose his vote year after
year.
IT seems that an African
Eland will be on exhibition in
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-20

Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits and Re
fuse LiqOrs docOred, spccd, and sweeencd TO please
the taste, called "TOniCs" "Aprc'iLers' "RcstOra-
tiyes" etc, that lend the upplcr on to drunkenness
and ruin, but are true medic ne made from the ma
tive Roots md Herbs Of California, FREQ from all Al
cOhOc StimulantS They are the GREAT BLOC d
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, o
Perfect Renovatcr and InylgOrator of tho System,
carrying of all poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood to q healthy condition. No person can take
these Bitters according 10 directions and remain un
well.
500 viii be given for an inCurable case, provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons or
other MEANS and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point ofropar.
For Infiamatory md Chronic Rheumatism and Gout
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious, Remtent and In
ternittent Fcyers Disease Of the Blood LivCr Kid
neys and Bladder these Bittcrs have hecn most sue
cessiu. Such diseases are caused by Vtlatcd Blood,
which is generally produced by dcrangment of the d.
gestive organs
its impurities bursting through tio skin In PimpeS
Eruptions, or Sores cleanse it when you find 1t OBJ.
atructed or sluggish In the veins cleanse it when is
foul and yOul feeling will tell you when. Keep the
Blood pure and tho health Of the system will follow
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the
system Of SO many thousand arc efGctuay destroyed
and removed.
In Bilious, Remiltent and Intemtthnt Fcvers
these BitteIs have no equal. For full directions read
carefully the circular around each Bottle printed III
four anguages--E English, German, French and Span
lsh
j. WALKER, Proprietor, 90 Commerce ST., N. Y
X, IL MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and General Agents. San Francisco and
Sacramento, California and 32nnd 81
Commerce st.. N. Y,
Bsly1soLD By ALL DRUGGISTS s. DEALERS
N-iw
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A GENTS WANTED-(s1O PER DAY.
"A by the American Knitting Machine Co.,
Boston, Mass, or st. Lonis, Mo. = 7.3M
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Q10 A DAY-Busincss entirely now and
ID lU honorable. Liberal inducements De-
scrlptive circulars free. Address j. O. RAND
& CO., Biddelord, Me. ~ 3m.
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CHERIFFDS SALB.
Stqto Of Ohio, Viatoa COUNTY,

Sldto U ONlO, TtNE0N County,
Melzar Nye Jr, PLAINTIFF
against
Bnnkratz Betz and Nelson Richmond, Defis.
In Vmton County Court OF Common Pleas. Or
der Of Sale.
Pursuant to the command of IN order of sale
in the above cause, issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas, of Vinton county, Ohio, and to
me directed as Sheriff of said county, willof-
fer at public sale,at the doorofthc Court House,
in the town of Macarthur, in said Vinton coun-
ty on
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THIs IS NO HUMBUGS
by scndlng35 cents, with age,
height color Of eyes and hair yoa viii receive by re.
turn mail correct picture Of your future husband or
wife, with name and date Of marriage. Address W.
FOX, PO Drawer No "a Fultonylo N Y 2I.4w
WANTED sAGENTS--To soil tho HOME
w SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
Sides and is the only licensed under.feed Shut.
tie Machine sold for less than $50. Licensed by
Wheeler h Wilson, Grover " Baker and Singer
& Co. All other under-feed Shuttle Machines
sold for less than eco arc intrlneemonts, nno the
seller ant user liable 60 prosecution. Address
JOHNSON, CLARK h CO., Boston Mass,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or a. Louis, Mis-
souri,, %.6
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second

LADIES AND GEMaEN: Idid not spcct ds onor
OIL dis kasiOn, nm am not praied to 20 justIs TO
do k0SiOn; therefore, you must CXkuSe me dis
time but in some future kasion | will dress
you on dis glorious kasion and dc promulgation
OBJ human rights and dc future Ob dis glorious
kOuntry.
This noble Grafton brought the exercises TO a
close. The "humNn rights" began to think Of
home. The sons Of Africa formed u procession
and marched or, followed by the loyal ones TO
tho tune OF
"John Browns body lies mouldciing," etc.
on the following morning further exercises
W ere in ordor-a general winding upof the day
previous was had. Somcof the proceedings Of
tho day before "incited riot and blOodthcd," /"
which tho Record editor predicted in his issue
Of June 30 would surely occur. Three or four
fights took place, and tho names Of somo eight
on ten "whhc people that didn't behave them
selves" were stricken from tho classification
books ofthe Church and Sabbath School That
was thoresultofinyiting thirty Africans TO take
part In o Fourth Of July Sunday School Colobra-
tion at 1Iopo Furnace The people can plainly
observe that the celebrations held in pursuance
oflho 18th amendmentarc "inciting" the "whltc
people that don't behave themselves" TO "rot
and bloodthed."
Now, VIC have not learned tho names Of the
managers or gotters up of this disgraccful af-
fair, but We hope that the managers Of the Fur
mace had nothing 10 do with tho insulting Of
pure, bright and innocent women and child
rcn who wero present, by pushing tho Africans
into their society. Wo would, however, kindly
inform all who participated in IL celebration
thotyou cannot transmuto the gro race into
tho whitc race, even II the Pt''ton Record does
fayorit.
Tho Record has been issued three tinet since
the party ofprcat moral ideas" celebrated tho
ith at Hope Furnace, but not one word has it
said about tho matter Even the oditor Of that
thing was at the Furnace on Saturday, July
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THE SECOND VOLUME o

wANTED AGENTs-To sell the oCEAGoN
w SEWING MACHINE. IL Is licensed,
makes the "ElastiC LockStitch," ano is wnrran
ted for five years Price Si5. All other ma
chimes with an Understood sold forSt5 or less
are infringements. Address Octagon Sewing
Machine Co, st. Louis, Mo-, Chicago, Ill. Pitts
burgh Pa, on Boston, Mass. T-3n
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The Niggers at Hope Fur
mace.

The above is the heading of an
article, published in this paper four
weeks ago giving an account OF the
thirty Africans who arc at work on
tho branch railroad from Hope Sta
ton to Hope Furnace, and who arc
in the employ of tho railroad con
tractors. Tho VintOn Record, which
is misorably edited by a carpot-bag-
ger from Chillicothe, copied our ar
tclo and said there was not one
word of truth in our Statements
Wo let the matter pass without ma
king any reply to Honorable Mis-
tab Rapor, but have since asked a
number Of persons who reside at
and in the vicinity of that Furnace
if tho statements made in this pa
per of June 20 were correct. Each
person informed us IhaC Ihey Wcro'
But the learned Chilcotho editor
closed his remarks in this his usual
Style
can editor that would resort to
such ialschood to incito riot and
bIoodthed is beneath the contempt
of the moancst negro of Hope Fur
mace on any other gang"
Reader, bear in mind that The
above is an exact quotation Of the
language used by tho Chilicotho
editor of The Viat0n Record, 1t can
be soon in that sheet of Juno 80,
1874
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-20
Twas nlggcr hero,
Twas Niger there,
Twas Niger In the mir,

Most Of them are musicians--be.
ing four fdlers, three ffcrs, drum
or, and players Of the banjo, trian-
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NEW YORK CITY.
Nnw Yonx, Dec. 9O.

New YORH, Dec. 23
The celebrated Edith Lolclta Montcz,
famili6rly known to tho public as Princes
Edithn, has become hOpclesSly insane
and was yesterday taken from homW'
pathiC institution, where she has been
undergoing treatment, and commit
ted to the insane asylum on BlacEwcIEs
Island.
The steamship City of Brooklyn, from
Liverpool, December 10, ria Queenstown
on the 10th, with merchandise and 39v pas
sengcrs, reached this port this morning.
Ten important suits have been COM
mcnCUd In the United States Court
against Morris, Kctchum, and others, to
recover various amounts alleged due By
their Third National Bank, in Chicago
and other financial Institutions,
The report that Gen. MCClcllan's resi-.
dcncc al LlcwGllyn Park was destroyed
by fire Is untrue. The burning OF the
woods in the ncighborhood gave rise TO
the rumor which was printed in the New.
ark morning papers and telcgraphed from
this city Us Il luCl
The cnumcrutors employed To take the
second census in this city have already
sent in their returns Of AZ election
districts and there is only nm increase Of
names in cach election district. AT the
present ratio, the increase in the lower
districts, in addition 10 the population, nc
c0rding 10 the second census, will not be
over 1000.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.


Attempt to AssRssinHte Gen. PFim'
MADRID, Dec. IS.
Last night, MS Gen. Prm was leaving
the Cortes, eight shots were fired at his
carriage By band in the streets. FLlln
was wounded in three places; In the lett
arm and Oh the right hand No arrests
h ave been made.
LONDON, Dec. 60
The Romanian Government declares Its
independence, and repudiatcs the treaty
OF 1854.
Baron Won BersGs reply to BiSmarcEs
circular declaring the neutrality OF Lux
embourg ahrOgalcd, is couched in terms
similar 10 that of Earl Granville
The following dispatch, received to-day,
gives some further particulars in regard
70 the attempt toassassInatc Gen. Prtm;
MADRID, December IS.
This evening, while Gen. Prim was pro
cecding from the COrtes to his residence,
some individuals in Cole Alcala fired
into his carriage, wounding both the
General and his Adjulant, but not dan
gerously No public disturbance occur
red, as the authorities took prompt mca'
surcs to prevent an outbreak and arrest
the assnssins. Great popular indignation
followed this attempt 10 murder Gen.
Prim, which, happily, failed ofsucccss,
CONFERENCE.-The, December 90.
The declaration OF the independence ot
the Dauuban principalitics has been an.
nounccd here, and causes profound
sensation.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

DEAD.-From a gentleman who came
in over the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
last evening, wo learn that NJ. II. Grit
nth, Of Newburg, Supervisor Of trains on
the North Western branch, died ut his
residence in that place, Tuesday night
About ten days since Mr.. G. was stricken
down with Apoplexy, but had almost re-
covered his usual health, when he was
visited with second attack on the even.
ing named. He expired a few hours aF.
ter, and was buried, yesterday, at Grafton.
Being member Of the order Of Odd Eel
lows aud the Masonic fraternity, his re.
mains were followed to their last resting
place by large delegations Of both from
lodges in the surrounding villages, Mr..
G. had been in the employ Of the Balti.
more Il Ohio Railroad Company for
twenty years or more, and was highly
esteemed by all his fclIow-empIoyes and
the community in wich he resided. The
company has lost faithful and capable
servant; his family kind and indulgeuI
husband and father.
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81, Domingo.

HAVANA, Dec. 90.
Advices from St. Domingo OF the 2Gth
contains the following news: General
Cabral was in the neighbOrhood Of San
Juan with 500 halistarved men Stories
sent via ST. Thomas announcing rcvO-
lutionary movements were inventions OE
the government. St Domingo accepts
its national currency at the Gus
tom house at 20 per cent discount
but the law had been promul-
gated, tue duties shall In the future be
paid in gold. American provisions plen.
liful. U. S. Steamer YNntic returning
from trip assisting in the laying Of the
Aspinwall cable ran ashore at WhanCi
harbor, St. Domingo with full head Of
steam. 1t will bG necessary to discharge
her armament and coal to get her aAoat.
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CINCINNATI.

Benj. Croft, retail dry goods dealer,
made an assignment Tuesday. Assets
willnot exceed $4,000.
SUIT was commenced to-day against
Miles W. Sausser, principal. and Charles
NJ. Buchanan and Levi j. Workman,
surctics, for $4,000 due on bond given
for tho faithful performance OF duties us II
distiller, It's conditions, ii Is claimed, hNv.
ing been broken by Sausscr,
Suits have been commenced against G..
L. & II. G. McFadden for the recovery Of
$?2, 200 penalty for failure to fix stamps
10 pCriumcTy sold
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KANSAS.
Order Tor the Removal Of Settlers on
Miami Reservation.

Miami Reservation.
ST. LOUIS, December -
A disn,ch nom Fort Scott, Kansas,
saws. Col Merrill received onlers irn'n
the War Department yesterday, instruct
ING him To remove all settlers from the
Miami Indian reservation in this State, nj
once. There are from 5000 to apo set
tleCr upon these lands. La CSgne, a
thriving town OF 1900 inhabitants, Is also
ON the same land, and must share the
same fate. The reservation embraces $
10000 acres Of the finest lands In Kansas,
much oft well improved with good house
farms aud growing orchards. This order
has evidently been secured through fraud
and misrepresentation by members OF the
whisky ring, who arc known TO bo into
rested in having the settlers removed. in
order that they may sell the land and
pocket the proceeds. Col. Merrill goes
out tonight, and will be followed by one
company OF U S, cavalry tomorrow
Convicted Of Murder.
Red Dick, who killed young SyEens,
near LcayCnworth Kansas, short time
since, was found guilty Of murder In the
fiBt degree at Lcavcnwortlf yesterday.
StabbiRG ARRAY.
On Monday evening Napoleon Brown
and Frank Dean were riding together on
the same horse, in Plat county, Mo,
when qarrel took place between them,
which resulted in Dean stabbing Brown
81 times, killing him instantly. Brown
was 10 years old, and son Of Judge ThoS,
Brown, Of Buchanan county.
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HARRY TME.-Quitc large number OF
children and their mothers gathered at
Fourth Street N. +. Church, yesterday
afternoon, and sat down to splendid
dinner provided for them by the ladies OF
Home Mission connected with that con
grcgation. Ample justice was done the
elegant rcpast served up, after which
presents Of candy, toys, &c, were distrib'
utcd among the little folks Brief ad.
dresses wele delivered by the Pastor and
Judge Hagnns, of Cincinnati, and tho en-
tertainmcut closed by singing the doXol'
ogy and prunouncing the benediction.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, December 90.
The internal revenue receipts in this
district for the past eleven months, foot
up, $7,0S4,0sl, being $2S0, ,SS9 in excess OF
the amount Of the previous year,
The Touring mill Of George Smith, Nt
Walutowon, Wis, was burned last night,
including several thousand bushels OF
wheat. Loss, $4,000. Insurance $2l 500.
Nathaniel Blanchard, an cnterprising
and respected citizen, while ascending the
root Of his own mill, on the opposite side
Of the river, lost his loolhold and fell to
the ground, distance Of forty feet, md
was almost instantly killed.
The total number Of deaths in Chicago
during the year have been 1851, being
l79 less than the previous year.
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DEPUTIES SWORN IN.-ShhritF Brown
hns sclclccted his Deputies. and they went
before Recorder Woods, Wednesday, and
took the prescribed oulhs. They are
Nlcssrs. William l.. McPhati, ". A. Nc
Coy, md G.. ". Kennedy. We believe
there is one appointment yet to be madc,
but the name OF the lucky party has not
transpired, so far as We arc informed.
We hear that Mr.. Kennedy succeeds
Mr.. Faris as jailor.
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WE trust our readers will not forget
the entertainment to be given in Wash
ing,on Hall this and tomorrow evenings
BY the Swiss Bell Ringers. The Berger
family have no suPeriors in this country
in their special department OF public en-
tertainmcnL
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Large shipment Of Teas and silks.
NEM YoRK. Dec. %.

A few weeks ago shipment of twenty
car loads OF teas and silks was received
from the far East by way Of the Union
Pacific Railroad. 4 dispatch was re-
ceivcd from San Francisco yesterday an.
nouncing the departure Of u train OF forty
cars, hearing over 400 tuns Of teas and
silks.
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CINCINNATI, December ..
FLoUR-t'nehanged
GRAIH-Whcat Grm. Corn scarce al 6iltsJc
AtgiC1I o..
WHIsKT--Bic aud arm.
HoGs-Wcak, clOpGd At &c 20 for tive and 81 Z,
al 81 fOF dressed: receipts 4. zoo head.
Ph0yIsIOSs-W Weaker: Pork ( 00i6l9 u Lard
iiK6bIIKe and dull. Bulk meats 74lbgltc and
l0kc packed Green meats 6SlLskC fOF shDul
ders and sides; IOR0iIHc for hams. Bacon dull
a. l0tliH0l2c.
BUTTER-UnChanged
CHEEsE-UnchAuged and Qulet.
OIL4-LAFd oil hFm AtPOc.
SEEDa--ClOvcE seed IOkc.
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SUNDAY School EzmBrTIoN,-Thc
exhibition given by the NJ. Z. Sunday
School on the Island, last night, was a de-
cided success in every respect. 1t will be
repeated this evening. and will he yet
more numerously attended. christmas
bells" and the "charlde" were thcprlnci'
pal features Of the first entertainment,
and were received with great favor
Everything passed of pleasantly. Go
earlY this evening.
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IlaItImore INC stoeE Markel.

hALTiHpKR, Dcccmoef ~
CArrtE Market Inactive aud closed At abcai
last week pricCs; arstQaallty IS OlN0o y; M
dun q SNtS 81, iHicrtor to ordinary q SSb
M frcrlpta lO5 bead; sales sd head
sVINB-rhe Fccripts, which Wure good early
10 the Wcrk have iaiirn "a toward the cll'sc, and
prices are aiiEhlly higher though there Nas no
demand except hy huichpru quotations al NasNe G
net. few priue h0ss htr selling PhAdc higher
receipts I. 80 head.
SuEEF-Taore Ia q supply of fair but EOOd arr
more scarce: iar TO good SSSC, good 10 c1Ira -
5Sc, receipts J. G6S bead,
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Oun friends Of the Fist Presbyterian
church have in preparation an elegant
entertainment for the scholars of their
Sunday School. 1t will be given mex,
Monday.
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Philadelphia Market.
PTIiADELFHiA, December .,

FLoUR-QuIet: extra q TSll5 %.
GRAIN-CoFn steady; yellow 17c; No. mixed
iCc Gales arm At StESGC.
PEOvEIoSs-F!rmcF; meas pork, 2ic Lard,
i2Sc.
OuH-Petloleum crude lSXc; refined 22Hc
WHlSKT-0tc.
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Ca,,lo Disease in New York.

PoUGHKEErsIE, n. T., Dec. 90.
The Assistant State Cattle Commits
sioncr to-day reports that there are n
thousand head OF diseased cattle in
Dutchcss county, and that the milk bust
ness in the county is seriously en-.
dangcrcd,
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Tlcrr1s ron PRor KmD's LEcTUnrs

TICKETS EOR PBOT. KmD's LECTUREA
Tickets fgr tlle course on Execution by
Prof Kidd can be procured at Hamilton
4 HArding's Music Store, DR.. IogAn's
Drug Store, or Of supt, Williams, at the
Office Of the Board Of Education, or Ol
Prof Morton Al the Female College. The
tickets for the full codne, consisting Of
eight lessons, have been put al the low
price Of one dollar. There will be two
lessons daily. one Of these being at night
This affords rare opportunity to re.
ceiye instruction from the distinguished
Elocutionlsts, and one that should be en-
braced by all. As the number OF tickets
is limited, application for membership in
the class should be made early.
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ADMITTED TO PRACrIcE,-W. II.
McEumc, Esqr., of Washington, Pa, was
admitted to practice in the Circuit Court
Of this county, last Wednesday.
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NoNE but the regular trains will be
run over the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad next Monday,
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sTATE EcUBITIEs-MIssouE y2A; Tennessee,
old, 68&; new, 63S; Virginia, new, Is; old, US;
North Carolina, old, -; new, y.
STocKs-WeFteFn Union Telegraph, 45; AdAmP
EKprGsr, 63A; Wells. Fargo & Co, sax: Amgri.
can, IS, ex div; United States 81; Pacihe Mail
tO; New York Central, BIZ do bcrlp, B7H: Erie
az; Harlem, lS2; Reading, 99k; Michigan Cen.
tElI, 49, Cleveland & Pittsburgh, iOI; North
lO5tS; New Jersey Central, IO5; st. Paul. 6;[; do
preferred, e0A: Wabash, 1sH; do preferred, O..
Fort Wayne, 92k; Terre Il1uic, 25 Chicago and
Alton, III; Ohio s Mlssiselppi, S5JE; Cleveland
Columbus & Cincinnati, 6lK Burlington q
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