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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-23
TATEOFSOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE or SUI IL AROLlN y
SEwBERRY COUNTY.
By John T. Peterson. Probate Judge.
Whereas, 7. B. krnnerly, hath made
suit TO me % grant him Letters Of Admins
tration, of the Estate and effects Of Stephen
II. Smith, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoni<l
al; and <in.rl.,:, the kindred aid creditors
of the sid deceased, TO be and appear be-
lore ne, in the Court of Probate, 10 be hcld
at Ncwbrvrv Court House, OIL the lSt day
of Decembor ncxt, after publication hereof,
ut II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cansc, if an! they have. why the said ad-
ministration should not he granted. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of December,
Ammo DoM;ni, 1870.
JOHN T. PETERSON, p. Inc.
Nov. G3, 47-2t.
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NOTICE.

TIE survivors Of the late wnr, who were
Confederate Soldiers, are most earnestly re-
oursicd TO meet on next SaIe-I"y az IL
o'clock, in the new Hall over Mayes l. Mar,
,iu's store, as business of Importance vii
be brought TO their attention. Let every
old 50 der heed the call, for now, as III tho
DAYS We still love dearly, it is the cnll o.
mry Y. J. POPE.
Nov. %. 41-2t.
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Na2RIED,

In Lrn-cnsvile. November l th. By Rev.
P. F. kt>.er. THOMAS b. CREWS, Of the
Lauren vile Herald. tn Miss CELIA P BAL
LEW. daughter of the late Rev. David l.. Bal
lew.
Our hearticst congratulations to brother
Crews Of the Herald and the amia5le lady OF
his choice. We had been thinking some
time that Tom was cruising short-handed,
and that an addition 10 his crew would make
the voysse happier to him. Be careful OF
your impressions" Tom, 90 thatyour "proof;
sheets" may be crcdltab'e, and your small
articles bc properly capped" and worthy Of
Credit"
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER FOX SALE my Iiah'a'io" ''
Sewberry County, S. G., containing
Nine Hundred and more Acres'
There is on the place Six Hundred Acres
rood arabic land, one hundred acres OF
which is fresh cleared land, aud baIance IN
,;mbcr-lnost of it original forest. inc I'M
nroycmcnts are good-cunssting OF large
Dwelling House, comfortable frame COZ
t,rrs for laborcrs, Gin House and Press,
B.rn, &c. This plantation lies in ionF
miles Of the Cour, House, and one nile
from the Grecuville and Columbia ha';road,
is situated in a pleasant n'i:hboFnooo anu
is convenient to Churches, Mills, &c. >,
Parties wishing to buy good isnd "o"'o
do we'll to give this place an examination
before purchasing elsewhere.
| will also sell with the Place my en.'re
s,ocI, of Mules, Horses, Cattle. Farming
implements, g., which may bc found o" d
well managed farm.
Trxys or sALE-Onc third C"sh, and inc
balance on one, two and three year. crcd'',
secured by mortgage Of premises. The Pur'
chaser 10 pay for stalnp- and papers.
Address n. B. DAVENPORT,
Ncwbcrry G. II 5. 6.
Nov. e3. 4I-tf.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SCUTHERN SECURITIES
N CHARLESTON. :. c..
Y VII 4 AKLESIUN. =. z.
coR:rCrXD WEEKLY HY

STATE secCaITIEs-$onth Carolina. old. "A
): do new. All; DO. res'at'd stock. eH int
CrrT observation-disclosures. Ca. Bonds "A
Is; Charleston. 5. C., stock eX CT inf. - 3D.;
DO. Fire Losn Bonds. 6ea -; Columbia, ). c.,
Bonds. TO-
BAILRoAD BoSDs-Blte Ridge fist mort gage.
eNa-: charleston aud savannah. 60a Char
and Darlington, g.; Greenville ard Columbia.
lst mort. 85a -; do. state gtaraUte", 65 a;
Northeastern. 81 a.; Savannah and Charleston,
lst mort. TS; DO State guarantee. 69a -:
South Carolina. - q; do, ST.; Spartauourg and
RAILROAD SrocEs-Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta. - 70: Greenville and Columbia, a
Northeastern. 13a : savannah and Charles
ton. y 35: $ nth Carolina. whole shares, "A
Il: do. half shares; ;-a2;.
EXCHANGE ac-New iork Sight of par
Cold, 10 4 ll3; Silver. l03a--.
rocrn CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
'l'ank of t,har' 'eS'on ............-2 =
Shank Of Newberry. Observation-Disclosures -
,Sank Of camden. .......... ...,.........o2 -
Bank Of Georgetown.............. IA
E,uE QfSuU,h ESrOiina.. ~ -
Bank Of Chester. ..,..'.......... ..'.'.-lu -
Hank OF II 'mhurS. S...........",..,,....... A.
i,ank OF State of :. e.. prior TO 1851 .....45 -
Ra=H uf Stata Of s. G.. issie 1881 and 1862 3s 4 -
sPisDtesS' aud Mechanics nE ofCh'r 'r:estou-a -
srerpe'- Bank Of Charleston. .............-a-
sCn:0n Bank Of Char}esto ........ -'''.. "a -
Southwestern X r Bank OF Charleston. DID, -
Sou,hwe> tern X K !sauk ofEbarles,on. news -
State Bank OF Charleston. ................. Ga
F4rmrr,' a"d Exchange Rk tChnrleston.. 2 2 -
Exchange Bsuk OF Counbia. ............. ga
Commercial Bu nk Of Columbia. ........... "a -
Merchauts' Bank Of Cheruw.... ........ Ga
Planters Eank Of Fair ield. ............... Ga
state Of South Cnrnlns B!Ils Receivable. ..95 -
City of Charleston Change Illls. ,,.......95 -
sJs;)s -,,rr aI .h,s "a, srs hcin1 raieaned q,
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Notice.

4 Lady. who is 4 graduate of a Lutheran
College. and has experience in Teaching.
desires Il situation az assistant in Il High
School. Gorcrncss in family. or to take
charge of small School. Teaches thor
oughly all the English Branches. includ-
ing Literature. rhetoric, Metaphysics: &C..
and French and Mathematics.
Best of references given.
Address. "a. 3. c.
Nov. %. 41-3t Columbia, 5. g.
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The first consideration and the iast-iHaEs
brcad>tUtf>.
The l;iinc is now German River.
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ALL parties indebted to me by Men,
oranlum Account. or in any other way.
are requested to pay the same at once.
D. MOWER,
Nav % i7-te
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gs-THF: GREAT OBJECT OF
all persons who arc subject to dehilitating in
fluenres, Should be to increase the vigor and
nc'ivity of the digestive organs. the great
Tonic which acconplishes this is SUMTER
BI1rrss Nov. %, Al 1T.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-23

Try Wincman's C1Jstalized Worm Candy
none better.
Nov. %, 47-ls.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-23

The following letter addressed to Jno A
Crews care Joe Crews, laurensville, 5. C.,
has been handed 10 US. We do not thiEk
note or comment necessary, as it speaks
volumes for itself: We publish it verbatim
from the original, and 'dry So
The writer is confidential secretary to the
Governor:
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Drugs & Medicines.

THE Subscribers hating purchased ths
Stock Of Drugs, Medicines. &C.. Of Da.
JAMES MCINTOSH, beg leave TO call IN
'heir friends and the patron: Of the old es-
tablishment, for continuance Of their "a
vor aud patronage 10 the new, and are de-
termipcd that there shall be no want Of
care and attention on their part to secure
the custom and good wishes OF the PUBLIC
They will endeavor to keep supplied -
tic purest articles in their line, and Il
friends ma! rely on orders aud preserip
hing filed With prcmptne<s and the II
care MOTTE l. TARA
J. WARD NOTE. P. TAI
Nor. !, lsT0-i4-6t,
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Fire Wood For Sale.

Tue undersigned proposes 10 sell WOOL
TO the citizens Of the Town Of Ae~oerFy'
which is of excellent quality for fuel, con
sis,ns of Oak. Hickory, Ash, &c. Those
desiring Wood may leave their orders win
Messrs. Wright & Coppock:
ALEX. C. WEIGH.
Nov. %, 47-3t.
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FOR SAFE,
BOarders Wanted

fls T. or SIX persons can obtain BOARD.
with or "ithont L0DGING-iay boarders
preferred however-on moderate terms. b,
applying at once TO
MRS. R0BT STEWART
Nov. lG, iG-3,.
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A CARD.

HAVING sold my stock Of Dtuss. hedi;
cines, &c, to M.ssrs: HOTTE 4 TARRAST,
take pleasure in Recommending them 10
my former customers and the public gene:
rally. And thankful for the liberal -pa,roa:
age heretofore bestowed upon myself, Sc:
licit continuance OF tae same for my sues
cessors JAMES MCINTOSH.
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spills marked thus ~ Sre being redeemed al
the Bank Counters ofeacl.
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Sale Of Valuable Lands.

BY virtue Of a power Of Attorney from
WILLIAM X. GRIFFIN, offer FOX SALE
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Financial and Commercial. /.



Pittsburgh AdvlCcS say that craldo Irons
continue inactive, in consequence Of
Western railroad managers having trans
ferrcd largely oI their carrying tonnage 10
coal now being urged forward in antlcipa.
ton Of an early suspension 6r lake nAvl.
CATION. In prices there Is no noticeable
change, Sales have been light, and main.
~ confined to lots suitable to tic manu-.
facturt Of stock on hand. Stocks 81 raw
irons In the hands Of consumers are evil.
IDENTIFY light, and from the number Of In.
quiries making, an increased business may
be relied on by tho close 0l lle
coming fortnight. In manufactured irons
prices arc fairly maintained, but In numGr-
Gus instances VIC learn Of . slight shading
In prices fAvOring purchases Tor forward
time delivered. Nails continue pretty &C.
coal smeltcd Sales Of gy200 tons GOD
medium, close gray. $50, 4 months ;
strictly gray forge, $3i, Q months; close
gray and mottled, at furnace, $93 so, .
common notified md close gray,
at furnace, $25 80, casl; rcd short, $50 80,
months. Anthracite: Safes Of 2G0 tons
mill iron at $8l, 0 months; founlery No.
/, $35, a months; cxtra No. !, $50 90, 4
iounlcry No !, $33, 4 months.
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Present rate, Reduellon Rlned
Political Removals from o9ice-.SGn.
ator Trumbull'S Novel Positions.
Remarks Of Goo. VIM Curtis.


Senator Trumbull Inns been taking m
active part in the political campaign in
Illinois, the main features Of his speeches
being advocacy Of Civil Service Reform;
and u return to specie payments. His
pictures Of the evils Of the present system
t,f appointments to federal Office, under
which "thc President and heads OF de-
partmcnts arc mere clerks to register tho
commands Of members Of ConErcss" Is
strongly. drawn. ,pHOi advOcates tho, pas
sago Of an act making tia penal offence
for any member Of Congress to recon-
mend anybody for office at all -hples bis
advice IS asked in writing by the head OF "
department q lsta : 3t'
Mr.. George Wm Curtis, in recent Ice,
turc in New York, gpvs0 history Of the
rise and progress OF prescription for opin'
ions sake. Hc stated, what all old men
know, that on the 4th Of March, 1920, the
new cru was inuuguratCd. Andrew Jack
son was President, Up to that time re-
.,novals from Office without cause were
.ohly scventy.thrcc.
"Now, in view Of the resignation Of
General Cox" said Mr., Curtis, II call
ybur attention to tho matter. Our pres.
gnt ilegrnding cIvil sGrVlce.Is tho work Of
Aaron Burr-his whole legacy 70 tue
country. 1T Is Il detGstable system, said
Henry Clay, drawn from the worst period
Of tho Roman Republic, and Il Contin'
ued will land us in us degrading q dcspot-
ism As that Of CopstantilOplo. Nor have
we yet had from any President single
manly protest against this system. Prest'
dent Grant, In his first inaugural M SBagei
promised q reformation. President Gtant,
no doubt, honestly intended 10 do so, but,
rs General Cox's letter Of resignation
proves, found the system too strong for
him. It a system, that manacleS the
President, the heads Of Departments, and
members Of Congress, Hero Is some in.
4 competent do-nOlhing-hO Is lBIOWn in
every VIllAge--wG al know him. He
lplungcs into politics, gets up lllumlnations
and hand.bllls; he rOuses the country fol
Justice, and then alter the elections lie
presents his little bill, and gets tho reward
Of his Christian patriotism.
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C'eneEal CoA-eIl oG the LatbPEaa
CAu'eA slNSTth AnrEiea.
l.ANLa-r.-,. q Nn,.

The general coanciiSf ,bs Lutheran
Church u North America t.sS,ril M Mr.
on Thursday, and Viii Epnain'., s,I,i6n
lnr one week. A IaFEe number GsSrn,,Iy d
froIn Now York, PeAnsylvauiA, 0hiS Ii.
diana, Illinois. Michigan WksVnSs.
MinnrSOla, Iowa, TcXaA and Canada are
represented, Rev, DR. ErOlrl, " New
York, President at the Council Of lssl
year. cpcnFSl tho Convention according lp
The forms prescribed. Rev. G. I, KHLGlh,
d. d, Of PhIlSlclphis, was Clecled PnSl,
dent Rev. S, Laird, Of Pittsburgh, and
RGV. d n, Smncks. Oi Reading, Engllsh
Secretaries, and Rev. 4. Spaeth, Of Pills
delphia, aud RsV. G. A Nensell, d Pitts
baTgh, German Secretaries; Rev. + Carl
son, Or Chicago. SWcCdiHh, aud Rev. J,
KeIllSIad, or Milwaukee, NOEWrgisn
Secretary. S, Gross Fry, Of philadelphia,
was clecIsd Treasurer. There NFr many
matters Of Importance which will claim
the attcnliOn Ol tho General Council Al
this session, H ~
Al tho meeting Of LbG General Council
oElhe Lutheran Church, Saturday, Rev,
J, Fry submitted The report On FOtylgn
Missions, Tho COunril arc sunllQrilng
throa Missions n India and arQ about tn
ta6lishing onO In Alaska, Tho lbCsls on
the subject OE Justification by Faith, pre-.
paFQd by Rev, Dr, KEanlb, WHEc disposed
Of on Friday, and Saturday and laid qVer
until The next session Of the COuncil.
Most OF the pulpits Of i.ancas(gr were oc'
Cupied yesterday hy members al the
Council. DrA SelIs and KFnnlh preached
Ia 81. Peters Church sermons pt unusual
power, The Council has been chiefly oo'
cuplel today In tue discussion Ol the re,
port Of COMMITTEES upon certain doCtrinal
questions propOlndcd by tho Minnesota
SvnOd
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SPAIN.
summary Of Events In tho Spanish
.NauE'e 'COrteS. I'll

summary Of Events In tho Spanish
.MNauE 'COrteS. z
LONDON, November I.
Tho following seminary Of events IL
the Spanish COrtcs has been received from
Madrid, under date OF Tuesday, On that
Prim. 6de q long speech on the subject Of
n new Constitution for tho throne. uO
lamentcd tho terrible consequences Of Tho
HOhGnzOllGrn candidacy, but eXOnerAled
Spain from all blnmC in the matter. Tho
time had now arrived for the withdrawal
Of tho Provisional Government, lie pre-.
sCntel the name OF the Duke Of AOStA and
and slIlJlOrtCtl him ina few remarks, con.
cludmsfby urging the majority to vote Tor
him. Senior Castelar,, leader Of the Re.
puLIicans, protested against the candida.
iurC and Immediately moved vote Of
ccnsurc because the candidate had been
chosen without the knowledge Of the
Cortes; hut alter consultation le censured
tho Italian Government for taking advan.
tagc Of the French troubles In order to
uri,c the cnndidature OF tho Duke Of
Aosta. He believed Aosta, remembering
the history Of Maximillian, would still
decline the crown Of Spain. Prim re.
piled that there was no similarity in the
cases Of Mexico and Spain. CASTELAR, re.
pliGt, "thG only difference was that in
Mexico n republic existed d,.jnre, and in
Spain it existed deJaeto. In ri7rF7n
Cuba Not for Sale on any Terms.
MADRID, Nov. Z.
The C0rrtSondtHtid denies the state.
nlent in the New York Herald, on the
18th ult, and the Sun on the 10th, rela.
tive to tic sale Of Cuba, The COPrSBoa.
deaha is an organ of Scnor Moret, Minis
ter Of the colonies, and ils ultCrances on
this question may therefore be regarded
as official. The journal adds that the
Spanish people would not permit the sale
o: Cuba 10 tho United States, or any olheF,
nation, on any terms, .,ts
More Troops for Cuba.
Rcinforcements ofOOOO men are pre-.
pairing for Cuba.
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Feo 5.aitaGsss


The Wheeling Bsghter Is probably the
mot fguratIYe paper in the world, con.
Sidcred with regard to the election returns.
Tta figures, as supplied to the New York
Word and 70 ihe Democrats Of Ohio
two yearS ago, on the strength Of which
thsy lost their cash, and likewise their
confidence in the paper, will not snon be
forgotten. And to this day, SO lar as we
have seen, those figures have remained
uhcofrected. Tits being the case, we are
only surpFlSod that the Elit6s has cOhdc.
scendctl To modify his fSt terrific returns
from the late election. Tho other day he
published an extFa, on = Sunday, we be.
licvG, as that was a good day for excrclS-
Ing this high religious characteristic OF
bis, in which he gave the Democratic
majority At "about 5000 Nov, we
observe In his paper Of yesterday that he
has Whitfield this 8 900 down 70 2 800, and
in order d get even this he conEessej that
he has estimated the figures in seven
counties, while in several Of them We
notice lllat he gIves Democrats MAORI.
ties without furnishing the party vote on
either side. Our only surprise Is that he
has cqnccdpd the second Congressional
district 70 the Republicans Under tbe'
circumstance we regard this concession
as mngnanimoas "Ict.up" Of his special
talent and ruling passion that calls for
special acknowledgement At our hands.
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rhllndelphia nlnrtnr.

FLOVH,-Dail aHl GnchAREgL El
GVAIN-WhrAt steady; Indiana rgd 81 AGNi "
and ambef q y. CuTR blCahE mixed IolNN,
OAln straGy aud paehsbFcl ~ A3Sae,
0llS F6Tpieum unchanged; crude iSe; FUaDod
Gan1tASe. E, ~. sit..
~ GuF lIau hOSnd p
IS fesS. sss s59 9I "a 81 ~ PssS sSsS sGEa8s, gs8 &
eglnnAm. g,llf y Itl- rliG y4Nt tla-r l.
SlFEr Market ssgadT lSIcoo hNad WyE' sOd
u A16Ye, t'tia itH ''7 $50 -
ueas--Dpll ard prizes = shade lower Am
htAti were sold at 9sbiOe
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New rorE CauIV aatltl.

HrEyEa Fcisl uonOFr NajA Slgh ~ lNsh
GtlA ~ .ssAtSS uSrztRe to74AE y eAA q VnS
taFt q COllnDEipaH, TAe bOlsAl nfNaIa eoal
hipth lsea 81 Ihc WAy, bat bAany rSmg thrpaSh IN
Int hanla me ttAfEet Vas ne sVSal leS .
lone ltulN 9llh 4 rTVsI many lair IaSspA III,
hniA Asd INdlAhA sisrFp, The decilpf 60 1ssot Ah9
t11t,SOs unu Shoat ic aAFtlf ~ week NhsS
hsmhstA Srrs Vrllipc Al lleSi&s VIA lNftaa
SSVs al $50 a gEr; hl fe1An pltefe ~ tNSs an
70 NOD raItls lalltt- prime latliAke1 . ~
shp,s Al i6e. Thp aArEri ANvtsESd W aAa ~
lnr thc ElEs- NH ~ t,au lhdlhpA AID = tfAlA
NtW NIrt t's
SeHfI~.A'saAsa I.aaha lNsler At &it9 Ahes
sAl lanadAs: y ~ Nc, car SlAlg, entts, ms,
car UhlR ~ Ne, ~ IiAHy theFP aFH M 6Ah,.d
SNME-. TQ,Al 9t1tn NM a lOl - <iay. rhV
pidresl Vas deprsscA. tkcrs we're nN i've SAliirg,
tnt tAFy ar worth AheGSTe; dIvssNa hGOVIhl AZ
sSC for Retry 10 medium
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ENGLAND.
LaSDoN. November :.
OnIy 4, 800 Guas In Position before
PaEiA.

a- LONDON. November :.
OnIy Z 300 CsuBs In Position befOFe
PaFib.
There Is now $500 guns Ia position on
the fprlihcaiIunS 81 Paris,
The morning papeIS dePlnre the htulty
Of Paris in declining The preliminary
OveFtures OF peace.
The Duke de Grammoat E1PlRtnS.
Tho Duke Of Grammont writs to Tho
Journals here ! corrected statement q v
the events preliminary to war. lie COM
plains " Lord Lyons and the British
Minister, Tor allowing these % circulate
uncontEadicted.
Talk Of. HPIdiUg the NOEthsCiGTmnn
Parliament On French Soil.
There Is talk OF holding the sessions Of
the SOEih,GermAn Parliament Il NeTsaIl.
les aud at FAriS
News from China still WATlike.
1ila LONDON, November q
kilograms hayr been received today
lrbn Shanghai, down 70 the 10th ol Qc.
tober. Tie news continues warltke
FouT guliboais, cIrTying ten guns each,
had BEEN launched at Shanghai, Tho
Chinese were importing cannon, arms and
ammunition. No iurihCr outtages on
foreigners had been reported
PrussIan Loan Withheld from the
uH Market. Fb ift
LoNpoS, Nov, :,
The Barilgs here withheld the pruS.
sian lQan Th0y intended TO introduce \
to-day. q. s.t5
One Drick Falls aud Then Another.
tn LONDON, Nov.7,
The failure Of Gunsel & Co, cloth man,
uiactureS at Bradford, was occastOned by
4 New York failure. !.
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Ting CHEAT NoRruwEsr.-Thc popu-
lation of Iowa is 1,1s7,3Os, Michigan has
1.1Ol,4Ol. Wisconsin also has about
100000. The Northwest, in almost
every State, goes up into the millions
Ohio aprroximatts to 100000; Illinois,
1850, 600, Indiana, say 200, 1000; and Mis-
rouri, 1,55O,OOO. In these seven States
there Is certainly over 100000 i9hS5irt
tants, which BIlnncsots, Kansas and Nc
braska will bring up 10 1S.N0,OGQ. IN
1880, forty years ago, the whole United
States did not have as large a population.
In, 1910, there wcrO but four Northwest;
ern States-O Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
MIchlgan-and their population was not
onc.dftG OF whit It Is In the Northwest
now. There was then no Wisconsin or
Iowa atEAll, These great Suites have
been entirely built in less than half the
lifetime. Ola man. In tho ten Western
States namcdatliCrO Is to be found ono
tlIrd Of, all tho people Of the country
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCtNJATI, So'emOel T.
CorToN-PAulcky; mIddlIUE noFitnaIly AZ I'He
PEoUE-Steady; hmliy - I9y19 I9; ~. a :,
GRAIM-Wheat Htgldy; No Iea ~ ~ w 4 ~
Al 10. Com steady and usenanBeS " 81 :,
nov and old. Rye unCAAnRed' O@"--N"' 81
Gn0CEHIEg-Step1yt
-UnohAus -
RaaS-VsSFG8 and arm ~ hS,
BUTTES- 0ull; frosh, sotGaSe.
Unchanged.
8IaSsSDuil n there ia no plaughteFin9; huteh-
.r1 ~ only bayern; the weather iS TOO MUD 70
ouFT: uPFTS:oyraloSs-Iard steady; good sold at ise.
"ESfT EWSMTITT9baii and declined to sS9sSe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

A VERY large and enthusiastic meeting
or,thc Labor. RcFormCF5 df Buffalo was
held last week, and addressed by Alexan-
del! TrouTp, or New York city. Among
the resolutions adopted was the following;
Re,olred, That VIC, tho working.men Of
Buffalo, firmly believe that justice to the
toiling masses demands that speculatprs
importing contract labor ut pauper prices
should be CIassed with kidn0ppers and
slAve.dcalCrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08
New YOFk Produce MARKET.

- NV YOhN, NoVemblf Z
CuTToN. FhIr bemanA bat lower naias aI6oO
baics uplhnds At i6Ic,
FLOUu-Dnii and prirea declined Sc.
GRAIN-N Nvhral dull and dNOpplnE; BSM spElpE
a. MOL ~ winter rcd amber 3a1l y, Oats
duIl tut uuehauEpbs western $50 3Adei Ohio baB
S7cEc Corn dlIl aud upchRngpd 81 6hibQQr. -
EHdH-FtrTn a. SIC,
PROyl,IoGs .-iOTk unchanged, RtoH unchanE.
cd lIUlE meals and bacon dali Lard alHSdyi
Endd, DNtrHbCF. IaVc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

rumorcd that the old "KnOw.Nolh-
ing" party, or something very much re-
semblIng il both in It's objects and Its
methods, Is abouttobc revived; and that
eight thousand men llavo already enrolled
themselves in Philadelphia US members.
The rapid increase OF fdrOlgn influence 10
American politics, capsclnIly innNew
York, and The, threatened Immigration Of
Chinamcn on The Pacific coast, are the
reported particular grievances to be re.
dressed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-08

THE first official oct Of Hon. Christie
pher COLUMBUS Dclano, onbeooming Sec
retary Of the Interior, was 10 appoint Mr..
John s. Delano Chief Clerk of the Dc
partmcut, A moro beautiful and touch;
ing compliment to the President could
hardly have been paid him. i'ou''r'Ne
HIo,tnisJ.