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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

- ALIENS HEAD DlSPEg SApv - ~
~ Jefferson street.. 0eI weea za-,1d III
Ihird streets, Louisville, Ky, establi~hed
tuoky, lsAi, for ne a@.f4oe1T - M 5t.sAo-
OF the urinary and &nernrfve ORGANS 0r bots
sexes, Lnel10lng spsrmatorrhea or seminal
structure. varcDoele. - pbiIjs in All fts sfa9es
affections Of the kidneys and bladder, ard
the diseases OF women.
AmSeAeaA containing sixty large
pages ana numerous illustrations on a new
treating the above diseases with
oul mercury, q Important advice on mar
rage, etc, sent ind seal FOR s cents.
Var1x clasp, warranted to cure yarfcocels
IN ieur days; price IS; sent 70 any address.
also agents for Devices Female Regulating
Fius, warranted to remsveirreEulariries ste.
price at Office, or by mail, g. A ula s80rt-
mentof bsndages and tTusses alw1yson haud.
Male sheaths, superior quality single oneGi
or IS per dozen. Address.
GALEN7s HEAD D~ISPENganY-
mis- f-orrf~wf4rr ~
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THE Philadelpl1ia Age says:

The Philadelphia Age says: "Sen.
ator MosELY, cOlorsd, of Virginia.
lately took the stand in the body Of
which he is a member, and offered
strong testimony against the effects o.
Radical bigotry and intolerance in
that State. Hedeclared that affairs in
his section were in a woefully dis
tempered condition, owing chiefly to
the fact that gentlemen Of standing,
character and influence were excluded
from participation In public business,
and that lawlessness prevailed to such
an extent that property and life were
Insecure, and when ne came to Rich
mond to fulfill his duty as a Senator
he felt II necessary to bring all his
goods, ch0teEs and personal property
l0uh him. Will E.adical journals i'm
peach their own witness ? If not.
then they must confess that their pol
icy Is most destructive to the welfare
of both races in Virginia"
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SECURITY
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Capital, : One iiiIIi0n Dollars.

AoIEA ~ GA
LIABILITIES. slI9,65l -.
18th DIvIDESD, JANUARY Il, $50.
4 Dividend Of FIVE 81 PER CENT. aud the
Government Tax has been declared,
payable on demand.
The SECURITY Fires and uIand) Insurance
COMPASY, with the above record. offers its
Policies ON as favorable terms as those OF any
other company equally reliable. Us aZenCies
exist in al of the principal cities, towns or
villages in the United states.
Az HASTINGS. President
W B. BUCKHOUT, Nice-Pres't.
1T HARPER, Secretary.
WI GUNNINGEAM.
Superintendent Western Erancn, Chicago.
WALKER EU-TAPHIEVE,
Genl Agents Inland Department, ala
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICS,
NASHVILLE tanuaty /. ls10J
I, n. W. Lac q b.. tOmptrol6 CT OF The
Pr asury. de- heeby certify THAT the Secu ity
tine state 81 Sew Y1rk, has produced 10 mr
satisfactory -vIutn e tlat said Company has
complied with an me requirements Of Jue
4 VS. ui t4a afo OF Tennessee Imposed on
Insurance comp mics; and further certify
that n. Y. F~IegenhuIgh. Agent OF said
Company. has also complied with the re-
QSiremeuts Ji the laws OF the Slate, made
ami provided in such cases.
Wherefore. said Security Insurance Com
paDy has authority to ta6 risks and transact
the business OF insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tennessee. u. W BLACkBURN,
Comptroller Of Iennessee.
R. v. VREDENBURGH, AGENT,
f8bl5 No. % Madison Street.
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MEDICAL.
o.. BUSHELS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Y NORTH COURT STREET,
MEAPHIs, TENNESSEE.
The Largest ard Oldest
INSTITUTION OF THE KIND
IN TIE SOUTHWEST.
Established Ten Years.
Where !Hyaiids Car 05ta.a ScieatifG and
co9moBsenss Treatment Il a
Moderate Expense.
rheumatism and Neuralgia.

rheumatism and Neuralgia.
LumbagO, Govt.
Eclauca, Gercurial rheumatism.
Tx Doloreuzr Aerve-AcLe.
IN al arthriuc complaints. a. rheumatism
govt neuralgia, etc, this practice is almost
perfect. The most intense pains are almost
instantly releved-enormous swelllngs are
redcced-lmbs which havs been contracted
and sUM fGr years are relaxed. Cases Of rTau-
" lhlTly and forty years Standing. have
been cured By me after all other means have
failed
Il great accomplishment is my triumph
over pain by which I can often, in q few mo-
ments, sOothe and carry on ths most eEcTu-
CiattnE suferimgs.
II This system did nothing more than 20 re-
IeVe pain, e would stand superior 70 any
other systems eXtanL
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY NY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES or WOMEN,

The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upOn all Diseases pertaining 70 his
Specially. and all other Diseases, not requir-
ing his attention outside of his Office.
ga seperate once for Ladies. "a
Office hours from 5 o'clock am, 10 9 O'Clock
pm. d. 3. JOHNSON, NJ ID.
FmN
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Genara4ivs AFaelinns
SeIf-abuse-DischargesZStTic1F -G7aa-
SOres-5psrmstOrrhOs F-eminaI
WeakuesslEyphlS CPrima-
II and SeeoD1aryE

49,
SOres-spermetOrrh@s seminal
Weakuessl-Syphllrs Prima-
II and S~ecoDlervl-
Impotence Loss OF riltyl-Prenaturs
Decay-Dshuitv.
The press, the pulpit and the lecture-room
are silent on the subject Of diseases Of me
sexual organism. A false delicacy concaaIs
the knowledge for which thousands thirst.
And how terrible are these diseasezg 9per-
m~atorrhoea, shattering the entire Nerv0us
syste1n-impalr1ng the mind-and causing
sei~l-destfuctiOn. syphilis. eating up the
body by observation-disclosures bone, muscle and
nerve, " ~tncnes-being literally eaten up
alive, and %torturing the brain with agony.
Cnarlatans, OF incompetent physicians may
essay to cure them, but In vain. The only
hope and resort is in the humane and LEANED
physician vino understands their case.
Among these affections. none are worse
than Spermatorrhea, or seminal Weakness,
and emissions. Dr. woodbridge SAYS. That
the loss OF one ounce Of seminal huid by
abuse, is equal 20 the loss Of forty o1neesof
blood.
The worst form Is when the seminal duiG
passes OF unperaeived IN the urine.
Empires. n characteriess men. by work
ing upon the fears of a mind, too often shar-
ing the feeblenuss Of the body, not only eX-
tort large sums OF money, but, in nearly We
~ instance, have complicated tha disease
and rendered it more dinicult 70 cure. I have
never vet seen a czse OF sexual Weakness or
LmpOtency cured by any physician but myself
All the affections OF the sexual organs have
been deeply studied by me ior many years. =
have made q discovery IN the treatment OF az
syphilitlc and Virulent diseases which uroU
ises to overthrow al former precoEc eiveas
tiOns and theories on the subject. len, -
entirely new remedies and never uSoT 49,
Gus cOpaiba. cubebs. AID y -
IN every case I guaranteed perfect %
Office hours from 2 Am 10 S NM u
Russell. Consulting Physiciausl I.
secretary, assisted oy 2 tu4 eaET OF sminen3
Physicians The usual oo1rt1 y e-fe1JeJ ~
the regular profession.
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LIABILITIES;
Claims for losses outstanding on lst
January. sfO.---.-..-.-........ ....--.slls,5O 81
Due r ON account OF 9th
and 3lst 80 20
CHAS J.. MARTIN. President.
AT. WILLAMETTE, Vice Prea't
IL. A.. HEALD. ID Nic5-Pres't.
J. II. WASHBURN, Secretary.
GEO N. LYON. Assistant Secretary.
T. Z. GREENE, ID Assistant secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C"osCPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January 1, 1870
I, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Home
Insurance Company, located at New York,
in the state OF New York. has produced to
me satisfactory evidenoe that said Company
has complied with all the requirements Of
the laws Of the State OF Tennessee imposed
on insurance companies; and 1 further GER
ufy that CARRINGTON MASON, Agent or said
Company. has also complied with the re-
quirements Of the laws OF the state, made
and provided in such cases.
Wherefore said hOme Insurance Company
has authority 20 taEe risks and transact the
business OF Insurance in this state, al Aam-
pills Tennessee. O.. W. BLACKBURN
Comptroller OF Tenuesss
CARRINGTON MASON, Agent,
fel3 Nc. 0 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn,
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dissolution Of Partnership.

aE The partnership Of VIC. Griswold &
Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Or. T.. A. schreyer having sold his interest TO
W. c. Griswold.
Dr.. 9riswold he's my warmest friendship
ant esteem, and I wish him The greatest suo-
cess. DR. T. A. SCaREYER.
February I. $50 febll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

THE Warsaw (Ky.) Weekly NeUs Of
the 18th comes to Us with its leading
editorial marked as Of special inter
est to the people Of Memphis. 1t is
so. 1t contains the suggestion Of an
airline railroad between Cincinnati
and Memphis, to run through the fol-
lowing places; From Cincinnati to
Burlington, in Boone county, Ken
lucky; Warsaw, in Gallatin county;
Carroll, Henry, Oldham, Jefferson,
Meade, Breckenridge and Grayson
counties; Hartford, in Ohio county;
Muhlenburg county; Hopkinsville, III
Christian county; Todd and Trigg
counties then into Tennessee,
through Stewart county; Paris, in
Henry county Gibson county;
Brownsville, in Haywood county;
and Raleigh, in Shelby county, and
to Memphis. We unite with our CO.
temporary in suggesting that the idea
thus preached may, possibly, lead to
an investigation of the matter profit
ably by railroad men, capitalists and
Others. That such a road Is necessary
to the interests Of the people of this
section Of our State, as well as Ken
lucky, Ohio, and to all of the South
western States, and that a very great
and important benefit would be de-
rived therefrom, Is readily perceived.
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AGENTS WANTED

Y vERYWHERE TO sell the
Il KNITTING MACHINE, the only prectfcai
Family Knitting Machine over invented.
Price SIS. VII Knit 10,0D stitches Der min
ute. Address A1rERIcAS KNITTING MACHINE
CO., Boston, Mass, 0r st, Louis, No. al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

shOwinst the Condition of Company ian. /, 70
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23

c.3- WEEK SNLNEi '-Ynnng .rcn wanted a.
- - q nd rrrNClrg ~ti"-fu.u N'dr">s, tNNi iIi
sI,np 4 u WNLhrN 81 Par, E"., V.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
Grand Exposition


ron THE Fh~HroVArLE WORLD.
CONYLIuENGS OF "Iis. n. 4 EINHER,
No. uoi. = v. E..ye, and C.,...r. s'ce,, rh3,e.
Fashions rpji rdE tALL A1D WlNIEK
l,.o. Is ..,.-... i. {. ..,H.
which "a '~aHt '4,.'>' l.'t..a
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i, mort
no ic-. 90 o Vi r-s,r .n. and t.ri'S
Stl c!l> N"'tp.aI i.'' 'l- at4 "cfiHs "uiui> "a>nE
sua fanct t-,'lI,'-.
DRESS AND CLolK TRIuNiNGS, BUT.
7OAN oHAIH@AT<.
con't 'h- .t..-' pas ,.... .a a"5 'lIor,d
Fln--- G.t,, ".,i.,- Lu,-. i.. .'- ".,..-. H Iiu-
h.'t Il. .a...-. .-.',. \.'o.-.--
MADE CP LACl Gonp- .,,t:NNr rrttIiE.>E >ELAcE FOR
b.L-. ttI-hINt,.
ir s1l.,> q. ....v .at I...'s L, -.o.o - -e--n and
nlult rate iu 9t...
cEolcEI>9sAN OK >HrHT~.
Fans. Bli- Nl..C .lioa-. .qc-.,-. Cas. and Fancy
u'...n. j. v ~. J~ t.a.. F-.,..nto, F,r-
,!'r., >e.s.c. a' H.n.al.'. >.raa as oG Freach -
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pmare s.. ayro- c,r..au a,d F..tos A:.o. rpr4ct
pre-, 70 an -ar', o "a, rra,o.
HRH " 4. BIVDE =.
sep2liFn y W cor. Ee,ea,h and Chestnut ST.. Plada
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
Ro,ni Havana lottery.
ThiS is No iimlnDng.

Prrz's ca,hrd aud ul."tutlr.n fnrIl-.ed Oy GEORGI
lPtI AM PrnvIdpurr. x
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
a GARD.

\ Clergy 'rnn sht'P residing IN South Amcrirn MS a
missionary dl covered safe aud Simpe remedy Tor
the 'urp al \crv"us Weakness E.rv Drr9v. Bisc
al lht tnhr, ana Srrntnal o. aus, aud The whuiC
lrtin "l iS"itrs h'nt gnI "u ny niu' n! dd We rs
Il ,uts GrraI hiNc b. cured hv liIs tnhlP
r"turdI Ptnnii"d ht - Uc>'tP :" hCn'i The ti!IrI
ri nI uripr"ul 9. V,t - .d ia" ripC lUr pre- iar
and x llii~ iIC.up ~nli'd envelope. 10
a',r uho s,cts It FREE or ,tGr Addr, $.
JOSEPH /. ~ MAN Sl,I,un b. Bible House. New
York CIV
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23

, MYSTERY SOLVED --Flrccn Nmurcs Private
~ Cuuvrrs VAN MARRIED LtdI,S hy une al lheIr
numhtr Hy"l tree '"r is" >lnnps Address Mrs. u
/ AlEIZ II 4. llunuNcr Pa
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
Delaware Railroad Line.
.E1sa Isacr h.EranG nGcsn cH9.
)n and AFTER
MONDAT.APRIL 4,h, l9To,
SOUTH

Passenger trains gill run as follows. un-
Ill further notice. All Trains Sandal
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23

I JORRIBLE i >ItFrred WiIh Caiarrh hurry wears
nj NaS cured IA ,Ix weeks nv a >I'npl" remedy
nud ~ ~ send IN" rercI p'>t lr'e 10 all afil crt
=. }, MEAD DraWrr III ~ rtC,tSe n,
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
,ijaryIand & Delaware *. K.
ooopa after MONDAY. ArlaL II. 10 ''", will run a
GOING %ORTII.
Kent I ounly tallroad.

,rnrlcr cr., ou MONDAY. MAY 2l.ls7O,
and as -ul ..v-, uu'I, ia. tA,l Lujcv:
Grf,@ FA~T. GofEG wE~r.
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Nifl.t Il
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Aa!Il4 =. l-l.-..s i,.n'.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
New Advertisements.

WAr.utKf.r. tnr ever, hu'y aud $50 per day
n sure. Eu,,ucs~ lIGht nni hUnnrabte. No GtH
pnretprI,e No hunbug. Address Il. M"uroe Ken
/ medy, PIjIshureh, Pa. n~vl6"w
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23

DY srndrug 81 cIs. IIn aye heIg:t ,utnr "i eve
ID nd htIr. you wIii reeve hN rtttru mail cor
rccI pIrtIre oI your iutu.r husband WIie viii
name aod d ,ip nf marurcp. Address ". FOX y
DrtNrt No 2tS tuIIunNllIr, y. \.
Smyrna times., 1870-11-23
HnLE-, IITALTI. HAPPiNE.-s.

81 ~ ru. B .,lGr>r<tp FIX !.iv, t,...IIt,! pIA<r,
1toN, FARN> EirL, -lr!sA A\u ~\ i"IS 81 luF
GutAr lHtN IN lA>p >,tE AtHru = g. Ih~
>trilnEa - o., r9''h 1 hours ''''r Va
tp.>t oll-'l'u Ciut'c Iis Iir Mo- 90 from u E
rI,or- rl'rrt. ,,,uI"-> MT ~ ~ hf"ai p~
ci>e> Nur,n a,.f or ','> .r' tat t'"'lrg. to'
dc-,..ti',vr p,no.'.r aides with ,lnfap.
DtE6h Augusta Ga
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sI1 ONc1NNATI, October 81.
RaiIroad AccIdent in Maine.

~ 'lTFa BATH, October 81.
% An accident occurred this afternoon on
the Portland and Kennebec railroad near
East Brunswick. An empty platform
car attached TO the tender Of the passenger
train was thrown from tho track down q
steep embankment taking with It the
baggage car and throwing the rear and
one Of the forward passenger cars from
the track, and tipping the rear passenger
car over on It's side. The conductor at
the moment OF tho accident sprang to the
breaks and was afterwards found dead
beneath the cars. No person In tho pas.
senger cars waS much injured.
The following persons were in the bag.
gage car: George A. Crawford: Conduc.
tof, instantly Killed; Captain G. n. Nc.
Lean, Bath, badly cut about the head. but
hoped not fatally; James Costigan, Bath,
scalp wound, not serious; Hugh L, Ub.
bits Bath, thrcc fingers ground off and
shoulder bruised; Gilbert P, Powers,
Bath, scalp wound and leg bruised; Col
man Flagerty, Bath, thigh and knee bad.
II bruised; jas. G. Riggs, express nlesseIi'
ger, BATH, scalp wound, teeth knocked In
and sidc bruised; Mrs. r. D. Him, Wis.
casSet, slightly bruised; q daughter OF
VIM, Pluhmer, Damarriscotta, slightly
bruised; solon Cohall, brakcsman, wound.
cd on the head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-28

In no State Of the Union do election re.
turns COM, in in SO slowly as invest Virginia.
We have this morning almost nothing
from points outside of the city. Theonly
telegraph in the State is that along the
railroad lines, and these reach but small
part Of the State. Even this slender re-
source has almost failed us this time, and
we hive reports from very few Of the
points along these lines, although every
effort was made at the office here to elicit
something. There is not enough this
morning TO afford even mn Indication Of
how things have gone. Tomorrow we
hope to have reports sufficient to show
the DRIFT of Yesterdays voting in the
counties along the railroad. ..--..,
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ENGLAND;:,,..t. D..
A Card from Prince Napoleon.


i. ..'.'.... '' LoNDox, October 81. 2.
Prince Napoleon, in this city, has writ
ten a long communication 10 the London
Journals, Contradicling tho charge recently
made impugning his loyalty 10 the En-
peror add Empress. He denies having
seen BOurbaki or Boyer, who came TO
England on a mission from Bazaine to the
Empress He says he reported personally
to the Empress, and expressed his deyo-
ton and fidelity, n4' -glt ..if 10 aoI
The Wreck of the Cambr as!Only
. one Survivor laig,i
r@ ga LONDON, Octobers7lo
The stern Of the wrecked steamer Cam.
bria has drilled ashore .at Islay, Scotland
So far as known here there IS but one sur
vivor, Mcfarland. ,et
It Is reported in England that Prussia
and Italy have acquiesed in the candidacy
Of Aosta for tho Spanish Grown. The
prospects for the now French loan arc said
TO be very favorable. ,r. 4. ,.,E5, Z. :; ~
'y#. smELps, October 81. /,
1t is reported on the best authority that
the two German ships, which were re-
Gently captured by French cruisers in the
English channel, have been burned about
one hundred miles east Of New Castle, on
the Tyne. - !. E@ir 81 ~ y
LONDON, Oct. 81. \
The Foreign Ministers at Madrid have
been advised by the Spanish government
Of the nomination Of the Duke Of Aosta
as candidate for the throne Of Spain, and
to communicate the intelligence 10 their
respective capitals. The Duke OF Aosta
has signiflcd his acceptance Of the crown,
in case of his election and the approval
thereof by tho great powers It Is certain
that Prussia and England have committed
themselves in his favor. ,r.,.
Four Of the missing boats Of the Cam:
bria were found to-day empty on Grants
CauscwGy. No trace Of the passengers OF
crow were discovered. l.-.r
Greece has recognized the French Re-
public. ai l,g1 I...., IN, .r,r., ,
Marscillcs arc wholly devoted 70 the man:
ufacturc Of cannon. and mitrailleucs. All
other workshops have almost suspended
entirely. .,al, b Z.
Late advices from Shanghai announce
the failure Of 0vermeg &Go., interested
in tho American trade ah oago cA.f ay.u
LONDON, October s7.5'
The Manchester Guardian gives the
following terms Of peace which were pro-
posed by England, Russia and Austria:
lst, No cession OF territory. ed, The for.
tiications Of Metz and Strasburg to be
razed. Sd, France to pay 200 millions Of
francs indemnify: The neutrals are to
guarantee peace. y III" .,., ~
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RUssIA..
sr. PErERspuna, October 27

-. ST. PETERSBURG, October ".
The following summary Of negotiations
on the part of the Neutral Powers Of En.
ropo for an armistice Is published from
authentic sources. AEter rcclting the de-
termination of tho Neutral Powers to
seize tho first opportunity for mediation
that presented itself, the document pro-
ceeds: "Russia, on Jules Favre's visit to
The Prussian headquarters, believed the
long looked for opportunity had arrived.
At this moment, the reception Of the
Prussian note on the subject, and Of the
probable early starvation OF Paris, caused
u change in the idea Of Neutrals. When,
however, they pressed the subject Of me-
dation again Prussia held back on the
ground that mediation. unsupported by
force, would DO worthless conditions Of
peace, and must be left exclusively to the
bclligerents. A course was still possible
Ito convoke the National Assembly,
which alone was competent to decide tho
question OF peace or war, In view oi
these considerations It was England that
proposed an arInistice, and IN this she was
supported by all tho Neutral Powers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-28
OHIO COUNTY ELECTION.

We have kept open our forms till the
last moment thismorning in hope Of be.
ing able to give our readers complete Tos
turns Of yestcrday's election In this coun.
", but are obliged togolto press with the
returns Of. .fiye'townsAips out Of the ten,
Richie, Centre, Richland, Clay, and
Madison, the count In the rest being still
nncompleted. In these five townships
BRowN has a majority ofs1. In Union
special count was made and BRowN's ma
joritY reported lat. 1856. We cannot
satet absolutely that this Is correct
In Washington estimates based on tho
count as far as 1t had progressed up to this
time give shallcross 90 majority. Our
friends estimate his majority in Triadel.
p1ia at "a, and make Liberty s.stand.oifS
Ih'webster tley claim a Republican iita'
jority of from thirty 10 forty, say thirty
According TO these returns and these
estimates, Brown should be elected by 101
majority. This seems to be safe and
reasonable count. The Democrats con.
cede Browns election as beyond question.
stftl, tho other townships might disap.
point our expectations, and VIC would
caution our friends not to bet on these cs.
Inmates. We are confident ourselves they
are safe, but do not wish our friends to
risk any money on the opinion. aTS,
There is d fair prospect, almost Ger:
tainty, that we have also elected NEcCN.
loch Clerk, and TINT we have elected Her.
vey Senator in this district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-28
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I 7IIVsIL lh' Nv CfEdfNEATI,2 October 91lNl (
coTrox-Dnll and declined: middliug I8)Se.9il
RLouR@QnIet end unchanged, m family sYl4 q
GSIfNSSWheat unchanged; red at 81 1901 ~
Corn scarce and Arm: new Csc, and old coo. RE
unchanged. Oats quiet aud nnehanke Barley
a6lI1t a9lI st s SCSi 10 Iowa spF'ag 1921 II ~ n9l4
tGRoCERIBS: Quiet aud unchanged. n4n,
E00s-ScarcO and firm at 25c, T'
!BUTTRR-Dnll and Dropping natn1sil bhE
fHoPsmSneePfSsSs sSopssIoSS@PSss sa Baeon QUIET ila
1pX6 for shoulders and clear IIb. Lard dull and
declined: nav STEAM sold d - ifsil ~ laii
& IIo0s-Dulll and hominalS holders arc asl4ng
707Hc. Tho weather ls too warm tb tel4pghteft
There arc aboht II, 900 head Ia pens.
TOBACCO Scarce but hfm: the arst hid 0fIneW
lugs was sold to-day at g. l0!N snlaliIy!N vi b.
WnisKY-Dqll and declined Of ssSss sf closing EqI