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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-03

BUY your Dry Goods, Groceries,
Clothing, Hats Boots snd Shoes, Queenswsre
Notions, Leather, Tobacco, Fish. 6e. at J III .
Shoemaker's Bargain Store.
Bedford, Pa, June IL, 1859
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-03

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The New York herald., 1870-03-26
MATRIMONIAL.

AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN OF MEANS DESIRES
IN the of refined lady with view TO matri-
nony. Information obtained ut NJ LYONS Personal Bu-
gsau, ia ana lSs BlsscksT stgsSb HouV daily st96,
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
MILK AND CREAM.

NJ D. wooDHULL PRODUCER OF AND DEALER
IN In Orange county Mix aud Cream. Hotels Restaur.
ants and Ice cream saloons supplied by our wagons from
shipped all points from Washington TO Boston, We
regular customers In Baltimore Washington, Albany and
Troy u
Principal Office Nos co. % and "a North Moore street. New
York Branch oce Adams street and Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
FINANCIAL.
CONNECTICUT INVESTORS

FINANCIAL. -
A IN LINE BONDS.
CONNECTICUT INVESTORS
will nnd the First Mortgage bonds Of the New Haven, kdds
town and wmAn.c Railroad Company tho most desirable
form OF Investment now offered In the market
Tho Bonds arc exempt every form OF State local
taxation and from the United States income
The average saving thus made will amount and ono
half per cent. which, added the interest received
them equal TO bond paying nine and onehsf per cent and
,hs rate Of income Ia no. affected by decline gold.
The bonds are issued only the work progresses and
for but onehsif Of the actual cash expenditures tho
road They are secured by nrs mortgage ali the pro-
pery Of the company Of Whatever kind The State Of
nec,cu IA made trustee for the bondhoder every
st be issued the office OF and bs BY the
Comptroller They are denominations Of $500
$1,000 ere coupon or rsgssed have twenty years
and are payable principal interest. in New York The
bonds are offered a. par and interest
HATCH FoorE,
Bankers and Dealers IN 0oyernmen, Securities
II Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

dlO WEST TwENTY-THlRD sTREET.-A PLEAS
fUC ant furnished Room, with Board for gentleman
and wife private family moving in May References
e1chnnCed
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INOR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AND HANDSOME
H Furniture Of a first class Boarding House,
lent location furnished from Kitchen to attic complete
full boarders almost full summer and winter Wi
half will board the balance out If agreeable
both parties. Sickness the for selling Address @.
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LToR SALEM NEW LONDON, CONN. A FIRST
fancy Dry Goods Store, stock and fxtures
great sacce must be sold within ten days account Of
sickness Apply, between and O'Clock, at 44 Broadway
No.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Oan SIXTH AvENUE.-AN INVALID MALE OR
COJ female, can have furnished Rooms, with Board !;
good Magnetism applied. References given.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

T,OR sALE-A FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE; TWO
Il years. lease cheap rent and splendid to live
Apply at 307 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

T,OR SALEM BROOKLYN NICELY FITTED UP
Corner Liquor Store IN the best location Dissolution
aaow rent Inquire 80 Mercer street, New York, in tns
basement.
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ENoR sALE--oLD ESTABLISHED .DyEING AND RE-
liz finishing Works, having the leading woolen houses
customers Address box AZ Post Office.
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leo BRoADwAY.--A FURNISHED ROOM TO
i.IOO let to gentleman only Apply from 10 A. NJ. to
7P.M.
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NOR sALE-HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN ONE
of established Book and Music stores the
city; capital required $S,50o Apply TO S., IS Amisy
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

A LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITH
n Board In the first class house No. AZ East Thirtieh
street, between Madison and Fourth
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Il Furniture of small hotel and restaurant, No. Atlantic
street, Brooklyn South ferry; % nicely furnished
rooms lunch and ladies' saloon, all for 5000
cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-06
WASHINGTON.
The President in Town.-Cabinet
Meeting.
WASHINGTON, August &

WASHINGTON, August 8.
The Presidentarrived this morning, and
returns to Long Branch tonight, He
starts on Monday for ST. Louis. The Cab
inet session was continued for two hours
and half and was confined TO the rOu'
tine of business Nothing was said about
an extra session Of Congress.
The President has appointed William
Bailey Of Ohio, Consul at Hong Kong.
Gen. Sickles' leave Of absence hRs been
extended one year.
The wages Of all enlisted men in tho
navy has been increased $3.50 per month,
BY order OF the President.
Capt Green OF the U. s. steamer Con-
gross, writes from San Domingo July 81
that in his opinion a withdrawal Of pro-
lection by the United States and Of the
prospects OF annexation at some future
time, would lead to revolution by Cabral
1t Is known from the President himself
that he will not call an extra session o.
Congress, unless the war In Europe shall
so affect our interests as 10 render one
necessary, hut Of this he has no apprehen'
sion at present. The President contGm'
plates issuing proclamation Of neutral
ity, but this may not be ready for weeks
or more.
Mr.. Frclinghuysen has not yet accepted
tho mission TO England. 1t Is understood
that the unsettled condition Of his bust
ness affairs delay a response.
Notice sgiven that passports for France
can be obtained on application tO tho Dc
partment of State Passport Bureau
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North Carolina Election.

New YORK, August 0.
The RorlfS Raleigh special says that
tie election yesterday was attended with
riot and bloodShed between the negroes
and whites, and that the election returns
are meagre, but indicate largely increased
Conservative majorihes throughout the
State, and heavy falling Of IN tho Rali.
calvote. The Conservatives claim four
out Of seven congressman, and a large
majority in both branches Of the LegiSia.
ture b6tnothing definite Is known yet.
RAIEeH, August 8.
Alr. Turner editor OF the iSntiad, was
waylaid on his way to the depot, at Hills.
bofo, Orange county, and arrested by
Holdens militia. Orange county has moi
been declared in u state Of insurection,
no disturbances have occurred there
Both parties have been bitterly denounced
for the outrage The vote Is very close In
this county. with heavy Conservative
gaines. The Republicans confidently ex.
pectcd 1000 majority in the city, but
received only 750. Its thought now that
the two Conservative candidates for the
State House representatives, have do.
feated the colored Republican candidates,
and that the Harris negro candidate has
lost the county by small majority. Tho
vote for Senatorial candidates in franklin
county, Is very close, with the chances in
favor Of the Democrats. Rowan, Neck.
lenburg, Caborrus, Orange and Guilford
counties, have gone Democratic. 1t IS
said in Alamance county, the COnserva-
tives was so intimidatcd they did not
vote. The county went largely Republl-
can.
RICHMOND, August &.
A diSptch from Raleigh says the Con-
servatives carried the North Caroline leg
islature, and that Judge Brooks Of the
United States Court will issue q writ Of
hGbedS corpus for the Caswell prisoners.
The Conservatives gained congress
man In the Buckingham district.
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A. I Idon't think he did. A number 0
people came in the hall, and some Of then
might have gone up can't say whethe
they did or not, -r ~ yas
THE DISCOVERY OF THE "Do0."
@. Did you discover the "dog," or wa
your attention called 10 III
A. Ibid not notice 1t myself My Of
tention was called tot by Frederick Ma
than.
0. When did he call your attention to II
A. l can't say whether II was when.
first came in or after we had been VI
stairs and came down again.
Q. Is that the "doC r. (handing the I'm
ploment to the witnesS) rtaa
A. Yes, that's the one.
Q. Was the blood on II when you frs
saw itY
A. Yes; this sharp end was stained
with blood, and the bar had blood on 1t
few inches up from that end.
Q. How long have you been on that
post!
A. About two months; my'rcgular posi-
Is the 29d, but we sometimes double up
posts.
@. Had you observed whether the
house was occupied during that time!
A. It was usually occupied; ! had
seen the'young men onlthe stoop; and spoke
to them; had seen woman In the
basement.
no. Your attention had not been called
10 the house as one that had been vacated
for the summer, and needed special care!
a. No. yy
Q. Had 1t been your custom 10 examine
the fastenings on that front door every
night -, -g.yes
4. Yes. Il have examined 4 aB have
said at hal past 3 o'clock that morning,
and then looked at It as passed n little
before 0, and didn't thing its appearance
had changed at all. ltwas just rs itwas
when | tried ita half past 4.
Q. Did you bear my one speak about
the front door being open nj the time :he
murder was discovered!
A. Yes, heard some one speak 0bOut
il next day in the house. i
q. WHO was It you heard speak sya
4. Tcan'tsay.S ItswGs one ejOi tlIebnyS.
/ can't say which one.
Y. what reply dlu yOl IIaKc l" "l"t
remark?
A. told him tho door was, not open ;
that It was shut. y %
Q. Whatdid lie say to tllatS ! S 7
4. lie replied that he could swear posi-
lively that ihe dOnr was open.
@. Dill not it arrest your attention, his
saying the door was open, Us something
strange!
a. Yes, 1t did, and ! told him it was
shut. ] .
Q. 1t was broad daylight when YOU
last passed the door, before tho alarm was
given? .......
4. Yes. S"r
Q. You couldn't be mistaken about It's
being shutY
A. No, I could not he mistaken I am
certain it was shut.
The above was the most important tes'
timOny.
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NEW YORK CITY.
from Real the Murderer.
nE------- - 2

Manifesto from Real the Murderer.
New YORK, August 9.
John Real who will be executed this
morning, for the murder Of policeman,
has written an appeal TO the public In
which he reviews the circumstances oi
bis trial and the evidence and character
Of the witnesses against him. He alludes
to the excited state Of public feeling
at the present time, on account of the Ma.
than murder, and charges that he Is sent to
the gallows for political reasons, tho doc.
ulnent also attacks some prominent poll
clans.
Before the trial one Of the friends met
Peter B. Sweeney in tue park, Sweeney
said: "Real must be hanged" "he has
got 10 be hanged" the interest Of TAmany
Hall demandit. The document was evil.
IDENTIFY prepared by counsel and produces
n decided sensation.
Rewards offered for the discovery Of the
murderer Of Nathan amount to $4,000.
Real Executed.
NEw YORK, August q.
Real was duly executed this morning
at nine o'clock. There was no excite.
ment.
The anticipated parade of the Orange.
men did not come of today, and It is bo.
lieved that il has been postponed until
next year.
The cottage of IIelmbOld the druggist
a. Long Branch, was robbed last night Of
$4,000 worth Of diamonds. A guest At
one Of tho hotels met similar loss ot
several thousand dollars.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, August 9.
A party, Of gentlemen who leN Fort
Garry on July 26th, arrived. at St. Paul
to-day, and report everything quiet. The
Canadian expedition under Col. Woolsey
had reached Rainey Lake about so miles
from Fort Garry, and had sent forward
proclamation declaring the designs Of the
expedition peaceful, and that the rights Of
all should he respected.
The Temperance Convention held at
Bloomington. Illinois, yesterday, nominal
ed Geo. W. Miner, OF Tazewell county, FOX
Congress from the 9Th district.
The Chicago White Stockings were
beaICl In match gamo with the Hay
makers Of Troy. The score stood Hay
makers 10; White Stockings II.
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PHILADELPHIA.
PlhLApELrmiA, Augnst j.

PItILADELrHiA, August i.
a report prevails here, circulated by
ono section Of the Fenian organization,
that u SOCreha agent from tho Irish RCpub.
lican Directory in Ireland, Inns arrived
md Is busy Gndeavoring to heal the diC,
iCrcncCs which has heretofore existed be.
tween the FGnian factions here. II seems
to be understood that IL England takes
sides with Prussia that France has en-
gagged TO send arms and munitions Of war
To ireland, in addition to an invading force
nt 10000 men.
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Cincinnati Market.
CTNcnnAf1. AuRult 5.

FLOuE-Dull; family % 60e6 20.
GR1IN-WheAt-Dul and but little demand;
red winter 81 256I 30 for Nos. 3 and l.. Corn
Dull ut 8SGs8c; sales small. oatS-QulOt; new
S0a4Oc; old 60db59c, the latter for choice White.
Ryo-9039Sc, and dull. BArley-UnchAnged,
CoTToN-UnchAnged
TOAAcc0-UnehAngcd.
WnIsKT-Dull At 51698e.
PRovISIoNB-MeAS Pork quiet and arm At SO.
Lard steady at 1BKc. Bulk Meats are held aEnA.
ly, but not much done: shoulders are held a.
13Hc sides 1bJ{6l6k k@I6Kc. Bacon In tdF dc.
rib. and I8Kc for clear. Sugar cured Hams Sc.
BuTTER-ScArco and In demand at 260GSc,
EG0s-Steady At 146l6c.
OIB-No change; demand light.
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Army nnd NAVY Reunion.

BosToS, Augusta,
The second annual reunion Of tho So
clCty Of the Army and Navy Of tho Gulf
was held today. An Orati0n was dCliv-
erCd by General Banks, followed by Il
banquet. The attendance was large.
Admiral FGrragul was rcchOSen PrcSi
dent Of the Society uf the Army and
Navy Of the Gull. AproviSIOn was made
for tho collection Of history Of tho de-.
partmCnt for the next annual convention,
10 bC held at Saratoga On the Sth Of July
next
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August 9.

SlNCINNAAt' AuSu9'V'
Nicholas Heading died this morn.
ing from injuries received three weeks
ago, by being thrown from his car
riage He served one term as Judge Of
the Court of Common Pleas, and ailer he
retired from the bench he went into lu-
crativc practice as one oI tho leading
members OF the city bar. lie will be bur
led at Lexington KY, his native place.
The Coroner held an inquest this morn
ing on the body,
David White u briCklAyer was found
dead at his place Of work an hour
after he began his days labor Verdict
death from congestion.
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Over-Issue of Parkersburg Branch
Railroad Stock.

BALTIMoRE, August !.
There were rumors yesterday OF an
ovcr.issuc ot the Northwestern Virginia
Railroad Company, commonly known rs
the Parkersburg Branch of tic Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, (which has been leased
and worked by the9atter company. The
over.lssue was stated in the morning pn.
perS to amount to $30O,O00 and was nude
by the secretary of the company, John L,
Crawford, who has resigned. Theamo,lnt
ut which the Over.iSsue Is fixed Is a. sup.
position merely, as no statement has been
made by Crawford, and the directors have
not concluded their examination. The
over.iSsuc was all hypOthcCated In Balti.
more ut about Sl5 on the share, the par
value of which Is $50. Crawford, the
secretary Of the company, was the conf.
DENTAL clerk Of the banking house Of
Alexander Brown Il Sons for many years.
Ex-senator Van Wrinkle, President Of the
company, II is stated, inlrusted to the sec.
retary blank certificates Of stock bearing
his signature.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIHVEIt AUTUIE U
FLoUR-Qulet; western BupeEdne So 0066 60
extra g. 00Sp7 IS; family 81 T60s 90.
RAIN-WheAt-SteAdyI western 81 b0@t bS
CoFn-Stcady; white 81 1901 20; yellow arm a.
81 10. oatS-Pirm At S6SSc for new. Rye
Csc.
CONFIRM; rib sides lsc; clear RIB leHc; should.
erS l5kGI6c; hams 26&96Hc. LAEd-ouiet At
&HiSTr-DCttcr feeling and scarce at q oaS
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New York Produce Market.

NV YolK, Augult 8.
FLouR-clOSsd active aud Ss lower on common
and medium grades.
GRAIN-W6eat-Slig 10 buyers' favor and
without much demand at 81 Si0l g for com:
mon TO choice; 81 % for pphnR, and 81 SOL u
for winter red western. Rye-Quiet and steady.
steady for Ohio al 6laG6c Corn-Dull At no
V6c for new mixed western.
PROVISIONS s-Pork-UnchanHcd. BeeE-Steady
with moderate demand. Cut AeatS-NominAl
BacOn-Qulet and steady. LArd-GominAlly un'
changed
E0os-QuIot and unchanged.
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RrOiled Ham In 81. Louis.

.... ST, LOUIS, August o,
The smokehUusc of Fletcher & Co.,
Main street, between Walnut and Elm,
caught fire this morning. Between eighty
and onr hundred thousand pounds Of ba.
con WINS In tho house, which was dam.
aged mainly hy water. Loss from five TO
ten thousand dollars Insured
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PHILADELPHIA, August o.
FLoUR-QuIet bat arm; extras IS 67&6 Is:
Northwestern extra family 80 BO07 %.
GRAIN-WheAt-Dull; old Ohio 81 80; new In.
diana 81 6Sfbl 20. Rye-Sl 1901 u. Corn
Dull; mixed western 81 0G3l 0J. oAts-Dnll;
old wettGrn SSc.
PROVISIONS
PETEoLEUN-UnTeltled; crude nominal at lsc;
refined 22Kc.
WHIsKY-Duli at 81 o..
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THE NATHAN MURDER.
New Yol,K, August ;

NEW YORK, August ..
The Nathan murder mystery is yet un
raveIlCd, but II Is understood that four
men are under arrest on suspicion Of a
knowledge Of the crime. Judge Bedford
In his remarks to the grand jury to-day
said that he had reason for great hope Of
the guilty ones being brought TO Justice
In few days. The rewards Offered now
amount TO 100000.
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Tho Judicial Election in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, August s.


The judicial election yesterday resulted
In the defeat Of the Republicans by two
thousand majority. Colonel Eaton, Uni.
ted States Marshal, arrested the officers Of
election OF the Sixth ward, for violating
the law in enforcing the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments. They will be ex.
amined before United States Commis.
sioner Smith next Monday. There Is
great dissatisfaction among the public,
from the fact that large proportion Of the
Republican tickets were thrown out by
tho failure to state what division the State
candidates Tor the Supreme bench were,
and also that they voted for Chancellon
and Judges for which no election was or.
dered. The U. S. officials arc taking the
depOsitions Of large number Of colored
voters in regard to frauds, intimidation,
&c,
Gen. Smith, member OF Congress, and
Judge Smith were fined five dollars each
In police court this morning.
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Chicago Market.
PLorn-Unchnnred.

oUR-Unchanged.
GRAIS-Wheat-Du and 102c lower: closing
at 81 l6H6I II for No. 2; this aftSrpoOn lin tAir
demand ht 81 2lHl AK seller last half Of Al.
gust Com-Dull and Ic lower; closing at Tsk
@7eKe for No. 2; this afternoon quiet and nm.
changed. Oats-Dull and X@Xc lower; closing
at 49Xc for old; 40c for new No. 2. RyO-A shade
easier; closing fTm at eOc for No. 3. Barley
Steady at 81 0It61 05 Tor EO.2
PRoyfsI0Ns-Me POtk-$29 b06S0 co. Lard
Outlet at IGXc. Shoulder l9H8I3Ac.
Hods-F1lFly active, arm and unchanged.
CATTLE-steady Al 81 2S6S lay for prime 70
choice shipping Steers.
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Scientific Ey,Ioration,

CHEYENNE, Augusta,
Tho scientific expedition from Yale
College, with Prof Marsh, lett here TO.
day to explore the geology Of the country
between the forks Ol the Platte. An IS.
cort IRON the 9Th cavalry, under Captain
Montgomery, goes with the party.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

ava" ASAAt AhAbA@sS
The market Is little stringent and tho Indlea.
tlons arc that trade will open month later than
usual In wide BheetlnHI, however, there has
been some considerable saleS 10 leading lobbinR
houses, hut al 4 fearful reduction In rates G1
compared with the ruling rates OF last month.
In no event will gOodI DO any higher than last
year, and next week trade opens active in these
gOolR,
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Stcnmer nurned on Lake Chnmplnln.

WHITE IlmLI, n. Y, August 8,
The new steamer l.. ]. U. Stark ofthO
Northern Transportation Line, burned 10
the waters edge this morning near Platts.
burg. Ono man lost overheard lnSNr.
Cl for &50,OOO
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jeff. Davis and Gcn. Ice.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, !
W, Va, Aug. 3, !
jefferson Davis left yesterday on his
way TO Europe.
Gen. Robert L. Lee has not rendered
his services TO France. lie has shCathcd
his sword forever.
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A PIour AT oERswEu.ER.


Another fight Is reported atthe town Of
Gelsweiler. A detachment Of tho French
troops crossed tho line and took possession
Of the village. The PrusSians then attack.
cd the French and dislodged them from
their position In the village, when they re-
tired with loss Of nine Killed. SkirmiGhes
may be expected oil along the line. 1t
would seem that the Prussians arc anxious
that the approaching general engagement
should occur on the soil Of the Father.
land, in order that the work Of herarmy
may be that ofrepulsing the invader.
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Thn IRnnther Yealnrdn1.
Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NRv YoRK Augustb


NEw YoRK. AuguItB
Business on Wall street ls dull.
AoNEr=EAsyat sos pGr cent on call; time
loans 6X07 per cent, ~
sTEItLINo-NOmlnill at I09K6 K6iooK; SlRht bills
llOK@ll0K.
GoLD-Quiet and steady; opened a iSiH; id.
vAnCed 10 I2IH, and closed at 1RiH6l9iH, Ger.
mans were ffe0 sellers, a. wen AS heavy puFeha.
GerS Of bonds; their operations IA the latter
were estimated ct two and q half millions, Car
Fylng rates, gold, per cent TO fat, ClOAnnees
$55,UO0OOO. For export tomorrow $500 900.
GOVERNMHNT BoND6-fifrd.
uuIted States Sc q 1881, ooupOnA i. lI9K 0lisH
FiYc-twcntles Sls65l .........s.......,1 1l1hdlllh
RiTGtWentles le6l) ...:.........,.. Il9ke ebli0k
FlVe.tWentieS lS65). .,........,..,..,. keell0k
PiTe.twentes 1855 new. -. ...i....... .1094 @i0ek
ElYe-tWCntieS lS61) 1)..,...".......,,.l lQ9Not09H
RiVs.twentieS QS6s). 1ggH t9lg9k
TGu'foFtie6. .....I..,....,...- ..1pTkol0IH
Currency HiGe8. 8............,....,,s.,slu .
SToCKs-Dull but strong.
Western Union Telegraph, 8lk; Adams RI.
press, OK; Wells, Fargo d Co., lSH; American,
AK; United States, 43A; Pacific Nall, eQK;
New York Central, 95: do. scrip, 69K; Eri6 90k;
DO. preferred. %; Harlem, lS1X; Reading, e5k;
Michigan Central. ils; Lake shore, a0tl; I'LL
western, SIX; do. preferred, 6lS; Rock Island,
ll0K; St Paul, 69k; do preferred 7eHi Wabash,
48X; do preferred y; Fort Wayne, 9aH; Chicago
4 Alton, IiB; Ohlo& MlssIGslppi, mi Cleveland,
ColambnB d Cincinnati, Te; Cleveland, Colun'
bus 3 Indiana Central, l7k.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-06
U. S. Circuit Court.-2d y al dnys

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From the Fdrkers5urp TmSs.
Buchanan's Administration o. a. |.
Boreman. The motion to remand, this
case tn tue State Court made by counsel
tor plaintiffs WIS OvcrrulGd and the case
was returned for trial.
II. L. llGiskGll rS Walter Il Co. Case
continued 10 next term.
G, Creighton rS Stewart N MCConn
Case set tor next Saturday.
Geo. W. Burns "a ByrnG l. Ellis judg.
mCnt for plaintiffs for $O27 50 and costs.
Kanawha Salt Co rs steamer T, j. Pick.
eL Continued To next term.
GOOdycar's administrator u DR.. s. B
Bushfcld. Injunction perpetuNtCd.
Major II. II. Withrrs ofGilmer county
was appointed L. 5. Commissioner tor
that county.