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THE sunday Qats1loR.

An adjourned meeting of the Temperance Con-
m!ttee, having the present 5ondaT Increment
under tne.r charge, met at No 1cs Eut Madison
strsct ]astevening. 8. J. Bartlstt Esq., occupied
tbe chaif, and J, o. BraJnan acted ~ Secretary.
Thr object CT the meeting Was to devise means
10 present the grand petition Of 9a.os 1xnasu1es
ealitz fot the closing Of saloons On Sunday 70
the Mayor. 4 pso2EtDnno was decided upon.
Tie pestuoa will bc presented to-roE1pH (Ao1-
tsy1 afternoon, II QUICK. Dr.. VIII Il. RydeF,
Dr. n. g. Davis, aud George B. Morse. EsQ..
we're selected to mako the presentation speeaaes.
Every citazen u earnestly invited 70 be pres
ent. Tho rendezvous for the presentors Will be
~ half pa1t 3 O'Clock, at No. luS East A3di1on
N7eet
Tbe F1uAncA COMMITTEES OF ths Sunday no5e-
ment reported that they hid received Sl28 from
different lodges, and had expended 3l2l.aa
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FOREIGN.
Napoleon and His New Min.
istry.
The Duke Of Montpeasier Defines
Els Position.


TIKI X1SN1Nu 8Tk&AhG1Ts
1iyEkrnoI. Feb. &.-AgtuEs Of tho steau1shlp
CITY Of Bostcn have sent tho s:eamthip CltJ Of
Durham 70 cralAo OF the Madeira 1alapds, IN hopes
that something 1nsy b. leaned OF the mlsalng
ateaEes Tae opinion Of all old saitor1 ii tnss sho
II d12Aoled md mailing for port under salI.
HTkIEK tN1uHKNT.
LONDON, Feb f6-NeEs Il naeagre. 4 strike Is
imminent among the operatives Of cotton u1tll It
Bolton
AZ xH1LsH VIEW OF rux CHARACTER or wlsu-
e." IN0ToH.
The AuH &d1 Gdzttts, referring TO the AnniVe1-
esr1 Of thn birthday oI Warrington, saJa though
GepaEal WAsniastou w2s man at narrow steWS
nellhef E1se nor acute. yet he would be lost, as
founded, u the spectacle Of 2nA!rs 4s tho Amer1-
can National Cau!sal NOW.
THE GENITAL aTsTKx.
LONDON, Feb. 9a-1n accordance with the re9o-
Iuslons adopted By the Convention OF Chambers
Of CoEmeTce = blu viii soon be brought before
Parliament 1ekaltunS rae aala OF all cofeAls By
weight.
TIE TORI LEADERSHIP M TIE 1oRDs.
LONDON, Feb. 9t,-The Duke OF Richmond lRs
accepted tho Tosy leAdarahlp in the House Of
Lprtz,
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II NJ E5scr sf 1as c1ics2o 1tsa1a4:
lam friend Of Ill good reforms. and hAve been
n tempe5aucr setoezner these lat nt.een JearA
.n7 .lvayp t1sd At uttle progrsss mstc IN czuan-
ino tne mons,e1 evu. AID neheze that SONS good
must result from closing tns saloon. oae a., ~.
moventnt Ia the dsy they cal SABBATH tsondas>.
and tasl b5 III e 81
III M ~ Apostles, NON he strfnA 70 tae r., day q!
IL Peope ~ ssn.1SI ofas aa. as Testc IL T.
tas oae to po1e +: In MSa1gsIt saSsa "a
y 70 1n.t, ~ 1-Ev.tnrs * wera 70 adopt +
soa point sne; anssa; eaa IT,, e t1a IL;
THs changed. But Il Is eoad no: b nioten oT y
the 1tata ooot e1 oae ~o9ld e. sa,;n En,s Wr nse
eu1 reason % u csxl Dassess, and tnsoNn .sta
ii 1crztoo1s socn ought 70 b our ponna ,a liz ~
| ths sabbath law. Can 1nJ Of our ministers p5o!e
then asaa1ttons aad SHOW Tho caaptsf @ "a 1:ssd
for the ehauKe ct TIC dAJ or VII taay x1iA oo ~
teach Others 10 can ea0dxy 8aboAt4. W1taoos "
| Tno GutncEy PlsA8e e11r1laa 4xtt Il II sA9sl
l., 10 Il: TIN. IT,, ~.
EHtCAQet FeA NJ aBA
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The Announcement. Of #. ?. ReId CO. ID n
other column, Of material reduction In the psase
at Walnut ulll, and other Pittsburgh eoA OF Ee
sarns Grade, xM be received with generd interest,"
together with Tho fact that tnls ntSa aAfe ~
Hncktnr FalfaY coal Sec tho 4oTe1Q9e0e96
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SALE NOTICE.
Public notte herrhy Eivr1. tatt III pledfe1 forfeit
ID to d1te VII be sold 1t puhHe auetou. without
serve for eaah TuesdaJ and Wednesday. AaEsh ~
and "a, urleks redeemed a YeosEr4 For rktteulA1t
see n=cttoo advertisement. AEOLD34tD CD.
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cptstttutfousl Un1ess there w1a eIpFetS II.
thoHsJ k1anted tn tbs organic lAx. \ ALeZts1At1re
bad no toWef 10 enact 1a1a On this subject He
quoted from Chjef Juice Nelson,
Alter t1flous amendmeu'A. tce section WA3
Italy Rdoptkd, II folloW1:
see. L Tho General Asaeuhy uAy pfayide fss IT,
tAhttshtrK ard AintatnlnE roAds and wRys con-
oeted With public Eosd for private aad public tie.
Adjourned.
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WISCONSIN,
,EAta1 Accident from tho Careless
Use OF Kerosene.

Use OF Kerosene.
6pee3al pespateh to The Chicago Tribune
NrLwAtKKK, Feb. e6.
We had this norninE another case q: fft9htluI
accident from the careleas nse OF kerosene, This
nuoeu!pe, while Margaret Doyle, n ,elss Of ire,
se1an, R1rl IN the family Of MI. Wneelock, corner
s11 DITIeiou ana Jackson ttreet1, VA kintlinc
nrr. ane poured ke1o1ene upon It from 4 can. Tne
exnes communicated 10 The notd. exploding
tae can. and burning The unioi.onAsa
mr. snd x,sended 20 the sufferer, bat lne In
,ur1es TsTc OF 70 serious nature tnat tae Doctor
ielt inere vas little, Il any. nops iot & NJ: n;
Poon 70 nto.dsy lie Rtf1 il 1erJ badly or. md caanot
1tye until morning. By tue explosion ths X foon =
rhr nrnmpt Appearance Of Iii. Whcelock u tat
root1, he house would hsVe been purned. TIL
accident to Oh place II l. IL
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Explosion OF = Fra Engine bo41er'
BoeroK. Feb H-The atesm n1o engine aoM.
aso exp!ou ed i'll boiler List night while NoslnG
st I IRE. Several nfenen were injured, ou' ao'
fktnt1Y.
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8%utll America.

pxsFEKATk BA1I1x IN VENEZUELA.
INV YoKx, Feb. fe.-Tle Tdoun<t CsHaeas,
veue.utls, correspondent saJs that tho reyoIu-
9.opIstz defeated the government troops II Ad.
3pptas, near that pl4cc, few days a.ncs. and
then attacked vA1enc14, but after desperate b,t-
tie, caua1nz 4 loss Oh beth sides OF four hundred
men, we1e repulsed By tho government troops,
who held that city IN 1trong tozce- The reyolu-
t.op,ais srr 3t1l beaieRiug the place.
LoPK1H wHEREABoC1s.
L1BB0N, Feb 2t.-The Steamship from Rio de
Jsnetro arrived yestesdtJ. Lopez WIS forced 10
evacuAte r142adero, Abandoning his rick and
Younded. he moved towards Beoacor1. 1t last
4ccounta Count Den WAS moving actpss the Apa
River, IN hopes OF tntercept1ug Lopex's retreat
Advteca from Cutaco2 state thAt tho order Of
the Etuk OF holland tor the ezpulton Of some
Veuexuelan reyolut1ontsls, suspended In conBe.
qusncs Of the orpoalton OF tho people, is to be Gu
forrNd.
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DoyKK, y. H., Feb. ga second tut5 1aAeo 70
sIree In the case OF d. Mcdaniel, Of harrington,
charged with procuring Aoors.oo On Eh11oesn
Cutter.
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loC1sfut1, Feb. &-A forged check tot 1900
WaA paid It the United S<ale4 QuAItetEuA&ter'5
once, q the eaf1J part Of saia mouth. II q sup
Poaeo 70 nAIe been pfesentad bT n enplnJo.
, 1870-02-27

Irrrf1r. Feb. ax-C 3. Borgess. Chancellor Of
M iHocase Of Cincinnati, has been appointed
Hisnnn Of the Roman Catholic DIOCESE Of pestot
to fll the vacancy canned By aaa DEAN ot o1AooP
kfcFre.
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validity OF tho Tax on Bank stock1
TeHte4a

PHuApr1ru1A, Feb. qk-A case VA argued u
tac Supreme Court tn.s morning testing tne ~ xa, :;
ia,rI ~ the az On bank stocks 1uposed " act Of
.hs Aseemb,J Of December e, 1865. Dec!Ian Fas
tfSa1yed.
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8&bb8th mQTetuuuE.

Schooner Sunk ana Four Lives Lost.
PROVIDENCE. Fob. cA-Tns schooner Deotsu,.n
Butler VIZ run down and sunk on WA,eh Hiit Qu
Tnprxd4y night, md four lfe1 lost.
, 1870-02-27

On Reubeu-st,. Aouthwtst corner Of Van Bafsa-
Home nc1Ity nesF, and tu1t by the o~rer eIpfrniy
iof htuse. Contains I'll modern tmproF eusosL With
tns % tbs wtae& uc9 isah and ~: 1saenes Ftsott
tsI1n1 - the ownes n ah1ut to Leave tho city. Apply
IN ~ trf1rfaeR.
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REMOVED.

Tia oebe. HAIR op1ORNK (baI Nanufsesn1
erz nd P1A1tae MIL II REMOVED trna Il posloaf"
tav ess.@ q, n, J. & uAir wu ts~a11 ne fuunA II
he tScfr rtvt4 8-ett n taaaAss tn:t CT oa0aSs%
, 1870-02-27

ca,no to reA1,te thas tna adntutEsraston Or thAs
trrrsf III Ia noftefkon tho scabpazd.
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MAuK1p, Feh, 2d.-Tne struggle between tho
Church ard revolutionary patros Is becoming
sunec fnteualtcd Tns debate On the propoAuoo
TO p.osecufs the Archbishop OF Santiago for treA-
son threatens 10 conlune the se2klou OF tho COZ
Tonttor.
xoxTF1NE1HH DEFINE ITS Foe1T1oH.
The Duke Of Montpens!er, In reply 70 repeated
nsn1paper articles demanding the definition or
hts poatsiop, publishes letter In , leading journal
wherein he says he has rot been. and Is not now.
\ pse,e1der to tne Throne; thst in all thlngt he
vii follow tie will o1 tht Cortcs, aud that he
IL In no waJ compromised 70 any political par-
II: that he IL ssifaned TO be SpanlAh ct,tzsp,
ard that he lonQa for 4 definite contribution for
82slu-
c1KI1sr DISTURBANCES.
There Rave been some Carilat disturbances
recently, 1t Caroeleu. near Alpsce, but they wcre
Anppressed IN al cates by The ciru guardk.
Efnnce.
ApTNY AMuNC cQSyrcT1.
PARIa, Feb. as-There was Il demonstration o.
the part OF the consc1ipia, At Lyons, On Thursday
but the troubles were suppressed without blood
kned.
AYchbaehop De BouAld OF Lsoro, II dead.
EDITORS ARREsTkn
TWO mora edltass naye been arrested for pub
fishing false EeH1.
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r Tuesday ns1t. In teef DouSaas r.see end the
Kasfsfe4- A. BcuerArd II so per loot: cAb. hsl-
e1trr in L md Yea1t At rnt pc1t This properly u
fspsdy 1prfceIatinS, And odes EaEe Eaaoee or N M
ye4tmd1k y. HAE<L14 -
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Wanted.-.Real Estate.
RIEC1ST BBICK RBslDBNCE FOB SALE,

VIII make 4 easa psyrner: Of el.&e to ef.oeo. huft
be . narxa.n- Addrexe, describing eroSe1tJ. G z.
1rihttyA nTee
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03

7, Let us never forget 81 4l tsf1sg'
station in life u nseessary thss 6Stthe
atati9ni;elI but thssrOrth9 fplQlASIt
iof. its duties, docs honor toinsn.
;,s-Words are little things, 'but they
strike hard W. WELD them sos essily
that We Are&spt @ forget, their hidden
power, Fifty bpoken; ;:thsy fallslikS the
suushine, the dew, and the isxling
rain; but when upfitly, like tht frost,
the hail, and the dssolating tempest.
-Ahl It's so-While Thousands fall
by clashins swprds.- ten. thousand fall
BY ,corset boards; yet giddy females
(th9aghtless, ,sr.in y for sake Of fashion
yield 10 psins 5is1,i. J !. n ~
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03
SKILLED LABOR.

Every mechanic and artisan should
strive to excel in his work-to gain
the hi CHEST skill. aud to put as much
thought as possible into what he is do.
ing. Skilled labor is almost always paid
the best. Tho more mans mind goes
down. into what lie is doing, the more OK.
celleut will be his work, and the quicker
will he rise above the level of mere
human machine, that day after day
merely executes its task, but never i'm.
proves.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03
WOFFORD COLLEGE
n sPARTAkNBURG G. H.,
~c so. CA.
f. GUILTY.:
So. CA.

GUILTY:
REV. A. NJ. SHIPP, d. D., President M
Professor Mental and Moral Sciuuce.
DAVID DUNCAN, A. NJ, Professor Aneia'
Languages and Literature.
REV. WHITEF00RD SMITH, D. D., PfotaH'
English Literature.
WARRENDUp PRE-, A. NJ, Professor Nstura
Science.
JAS. II. CARLISLE, A. NJ, Professor M,'h'
matics.
REV. A. II. LESTER, A. H., Professor Hhsu1
and Biblical Literature.
The Preparatory School, under tho immsdian
supervision Of the Faculty, Juo. W. SHlPK
A. B., Principal.
Divinity Sohool-Rev. A. M. Shipp, n. y
Rev. Whitofoord Smith, D. D.; Rev. a. y
Lester, A. NJ. -.
The trst Session of tho Sixteenth Collegiss
Year begins on the first Monday 10 Octoba1
1869, tho second Session begins on the first Mos|
day in January, 1870.
Tho course Of studies and the standard \
scholarship remain unchanged, but tho Facnltl
now admit irregular students or those who WV
to pursue particular studies only.
Tho Schools also open OF the same time.
Tuition per year, in College Glasses, INCLUDING
gent fec, $54 in Specie, OF its equivalents
Currency. ,..
Tuition per year, In Preparatory School, insha
ing contingent foe, $44 in currency.
Bills payable ono half In advance. Boaio, p
Month, from $40 to SIS in currency.
For further particulars address 49,.
A. NJ. SHIPP, President
Msv1o ly
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03

"When my mother says no, there's
no yes in it," Here is a sermon in a
nutshell. Multitudcs Of parents soy
"no," but after good deal ofteasing and
debate, it finally becomes yes. Love and
Kindness arc esscntia! elements ia the
successful management Of children, but
flrmness, decision, infexibility, and uni
formity Of treatment, are no. less impor-
iaDt.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03

They have queer way Of amusing
themselves in Auburn. A party catch
toad, then couple Of dozen fire. lies
or " lightning-bugs." They make the
toad swallow the bugs, aud aflcrward put
him under a glass dish. The little flies
keep up flashing inside for somc min
utes, and illuminate the toad all over.
he toIl likes it, too.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-03

A Gentleman sent lad with lettor
to tho post-officc, and money to pay tho
po.tagc. Having returned with tho
moacy, he said, Guess I've dono the
thing slick. | see good mapy folks
putting lottors in the post office through
hole, and so I watched my chance, aud
got uins in for nothing"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Cattle Market.
New YORK September PC

NEW YORK, September 26.
BEEVES-Receipts, $500 for the
week, with $500 today; l26 cars al
One Hundredth street, 81 at Communi,
paw, and l25 at Weehawken. The
market is still glutted with thin dressed
beef The weather is warm; Texans
sides are selling at 5(a6c. Many
Texans and other thin cattle were there;
500 cattle remain unsold tonight, and
prices are &c lower at 7@16lc, very
few exceeding l6c; the average is l34c;
l60 Texans, 5 cwt., sold at &c; $50
Ohio, 7 cwt., at l3@l5c; 100 Kentucky,
u cwt., at l4@l64c; 10 Indiana Ct
cwt., at l3c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Foot up
l0,700 to-day sales are slow, prices
weaker, and many holding over Fat
sheep are scarce, and worth &c; selec-
tions at 6!c, and thin TO medium at
465!c. Lambs vary from 6 to 7!c; a
car of S3tbs. Ohio sheep sold at SIC; a
car poor Ohio, 63 lbs, at 4G car OF
stock Indiana ewes at S3 % each; few
Kentucky lambs, 20 lbs, at 7Ic; car
of Canadas, CT lbs, at 62c. Total
sheep, 1880
HOGS-Have fallen off more than
lc since Friday; there were 81 cars to,
day, and the market was much de.
pressed; dressed are selling at llI@l2c;
live are quoted at SJ@9lc. Total mum,
Der for the week, $500
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27

Then il County Board of Registra
ton notify him to appear and show
cause why he should not be permitted
to vote, il tamounts to the assertion that
he isnot qualified to vote Those chO
allege that he Is disqualified must prove ii
>thsmSelues. If they charge that he is
disqualified BY reason Of having aided
in the rebellion, they must prove it be-
fore they have any right to take his
name from the list The County Board
of Registration has no right to strike a
mans name from the list merely be-
cause charges have been made against
him. He is to be considered innocent
until proven guilty Of the charge.
The law itself makes il the duty OF
the judges Of the circuit courts to give
the law specially in charge to the grand
.juries. 1t is not supposed you will have
any case under that law before you now;
but | think il proper tosnske these re-
marks that you may all be prepared BY
full understanding Of what will be
your duty az jurors whenever case
may come before you, and that people
generally may know that the law is
not to be trifled with by men under the
control of ambitious Office seekers. Ii
you know of any violations Of this law
hereafter, or know of any abuse of its
provisions, YOU may remember that it
should be administered for the good OF
the people, as any law should be, and
yol just know what is yoir duty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
Judge James III. FergusOn's Charge
to n Wayne County Grand Jury.
on the Enforcement of the Regis
tration Law and the Duty OF Re-

At the August term (lS69) of the
Circuit Court for Wayne county, Judge
James H. Ferguson, in his charge to
the Grand Jury, referred to the regis
tration law and its administration, as
follows:
There is great deal of complaint
about the neglect of registration officers
by which men who ought of right to be
voters are not upon the list and cannot
vote. The registration law should be
administered as carefully and cOnscien-
tiously as any other law, and with the
rights and interests of all parties in
view.
1t is a mistake to suppose the regis
tration law was framed only to protect
the interests of a political party. The
rights of citizens are guarded, and pen
alties provided for officers who, by acts
of omission or Of commission deprive
a qualified citizen of his right to vote
The law is so framed as to protect both
the officer who administers the law, and
the citizen who claims the righr to vote
under it. The voter who is wronged
has his remedy under the law as much
as he has remedy for any wrong I'M
der any law. The township registrars
and the members OF the county boards
of registration can be made to do their
duty. Any wiliull neglect by the town
ship registrars in the> performance OF
the duties of office, by which citizens
suffer in the rights Of franchise, is in
dictable and punishable under the law.
Another mistaken idea which has be
come common is, that in the registra-
ton Of voters whose LOYALTY is ques-
toned, the burthen of proof is by Law
| forced on the applicant for registration.
Some county Boards OF registration have
been in the habit Of telling men whose
names they do not want upon the list:
"Sir, we say you aided the rebellion.
! This is what their action amounts to Il
| they do not say it in these very words
No man can be required to prove by
Others what it is impossible TO prove
1t is hard to prove a negative None
OF US can prove that wedid not aid the
rebellion.
The Constitution and laws provide
that every white male citizen, ,twenty-ont
years OF age. not a pauper, ofsound mind
not under conviction Of treason or 0
bribery at an election, DC, who has beer
resident ofthe State one year and ofth
county one month, and did no, aid tn
rebellion, shall be entitled to vote. Nov
when the claimant TO the right L
vote appears before the township regis
trar, he must satisfy the registrar that b
is entitled TO vote according to the PROV
, sions just mentioned And he has
right to show BY his own evidence, an
il must be such as will satisfy any res
sonable, unprejudiced mind. A n
spectacle mans statement under oatf
is generally considered evidence ths
should satisfy any reasonable mind, nc
prejudiced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
81. Louis and Kansas Ears.

ST. LOUIS, September 26.-The de-
mand for stamps for horses and cattle
and pens for hogs to be exhibited at the
Fair next week is unprecedented, and
additional accommodations are being
constructed. All the prominent stock
breeders in Missouri, Kentucky, and q
large number from other States, both
east and west, will be present with the
finest herds in the country. The entries
in the other departments are unusually
large and varied, and the fair, as a
whole, will undoubtedly exceed any
ever held in America.
The Kansas State Fair opens to-mor-
row at Fort Scott. A large amount OF
stock has already arrived from Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri and Texas, and indi.
cations are that the fair will surpass
any previous exhibition held.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-No
complete census returns from the larger
cities have been received. The returns
from the South come in slowly.
No attention is paid by the govern
ment to the alleged repeal Of the law
creating Department of the Interior; /;
it. is, said to have been made in the
Patent Office act, The enactment of
the various appropriations for that De-
partment by Congress shows the legisla-
ton alluded to was unintentional.
There is reason to believe that the In
structions to the new minister TO Eng
land, as regards the Alabama claims,
will not differ from those given to Mr..
Motley. 1t is still the desire OF the
President that when negotiations are
resumed, they will be conducted in
Washington.
There is report that Admiral Por'
ter has been relieved from further duty
in the Navy Department on account oi
his failing health.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
BRUSSELS.
Manifesto Promised by Napoleon.
Belgians Think the WAR
Should Cease.

BRUSSELS, September 26.-lmmedt-
ate Republican manifesto from Napo-
lean, in reply to the last proclamation
by the Government at Tonrs, is prom
ised. NJ. Couti, the private secretary
of the Emperor is said to be the writer.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 26.-Throughout
whole yesterday great excitement pre-
vailed, consequent upon the news OF the
failure of the negotiations tor peace.
1t has awoke feeling of terror among
all classes.
Yesterday bands ofworking men para
ded the streets, singing the "Marsel.
laise" and crying ''Vive lie France 2
BRUSSELS, September 26.-The Bel
gian press unanimously denouces the
arrogance Of the Prussian pretensions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-27
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 20.
COTTON-Dull; middling at LIE.
FLOUR-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; red at 81 II
oils. Corn in fair demand and firm
at 70@72c. Rye, demand light but
holders firm at 7j6SOc. Oats firm.
Barley quiet winter at 81 2OGl %
OlLS-Linseed dull and declined to
SEC.
EGGS-Demand fair and market
firm.
CHEESE-Stock Withdrawn antici.
patinC higher prices.
CLOVER SEED-In good demand
at full prices, so 90 per bushel.
PROVISIONS-Pork, prices has de,
clined to : %. Lard dull and prices
nominal. Bulk meats dull and holders
are anxious to sell Sales Of bulk
shoulders at lie; bacon only at limi-
ted demand; clear sides at l6@l7c.
WHISKY-Dull and prices dropping
at S6@ SIC.
GROCERIES-Quiet.
GOLD-Sl l3l.
EXCHANGE-At par.
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ITALY.
Organization OF Provisional
Government.

LONDON, September ga letter OF
Victor Emmanuel to the Pope, announc-
ing the necessity for the occupation OF
Rome, is condemned by some as too
dutiful and by others as too arrogant
FLORENCE, September 26.-General
Cardorna in addressing the Provisional
Government, at Rome, commissioned
by himself. on Saturday last, said: Your
task is sublime. The Goth of Septem-
Der is an erain your history, for ii
makes Rome again the capital of the
Kindom. God is manifestly with YOU.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sentcmh- .

NEW OKk, SepTe!nO" 70.
Wall street is quiet.
MONEY-Easy at 4@j per. cent.
STERLING-UnsettIcd good at
1904; prime 1920 1921
GOLD-Quiet and steady; opened at
ll33 and closed at ll34 Borrowing
rates l-646!, =, 3, 4, per cent and fiat.
Clearances Sj0.0OO,0OO.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull
and steady. u. S. coupons Of 81, ll3I;
do '62, II2s@ll23; do "a, lllt@
lllk do '65, Illt@ll1i; do new, ll0i
Gll0s; 40 81, ll0f@lIO3; do '6S
ll0I@l1Ol. l040s, lO6!@1O6!; Cur,
rency 6s, llli@l1l!.
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From San Francisco.

San FRANCISCO, September 26.-The
Italians intend celebrating the occupa-
ton of Rome by the Italian army.
There was a magnificent aurora
borealis display last night from seven
to nearly morning
At the recent Sanitary Fair, yester-
day and last night, the receipts from
subscription were thirty-three thousand
dollars. The fair will continue for two
days longer.