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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-06
Commercial and Financial
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IL 1alitoPTI6h OF Dkn.Y 1NTELLIdENCER, . 4 ,
i tei8n!anf mo- WEDNEsDAT, Oct, ., 1870 ifl !
A Yery, quiet trade, doing with tho quotations
almost Unchanged. Carbon oil held higher.
Cheese better for The best quality The stock Of
proViSIonstls almost exhausted and dealers re
port an active demand on small lots. 1a cfki I
BUTTER-T Primo butter Is scarce and Is selling
readily at SOC. and choice roll might bring cent
or two more. Common bRttet Is dull and uh;
changed. 1tlf haE3el ba iIluh15nf I
BRoop -Fancy, 81 90, a. 80 and q 70; plain
g 7Sas %, ,,,j,fq, MI .n,s-s y.Gt
CDER-salcs Of good 10 prime sweet at 50 90
6s copper Dbl. Il Ii''la4 Si'.''''','53 '''''''
CHERsE In good demand at' 16c for Goshen.
3 CARBON otL-The demand is only moderate
aud prices are unchanged at a60s7e, and no
charge for package, III. lad .,..,,r 3 j.
CoFTEE- Good to primo Rio at l999ic; choice
to fancy 91j6@2sKc. PA' t''n" r''A.p I,
4, cHrCkENs-- Spring chickens are higher will
sales at Coo per pair. lsl91G rl..dw 5i.s
EGgs-We quote sales at 100 per dox., ~, Il,
Flsn-Lake Herring q %; White Fish IS g
Lake sliad 81 Is; Nos medium Mackcrel $5 90;
No. . 2msdtuui 500; No. ] largo $19 90 per hall
bbl t!rft N .6al.at nH fpEIi
,FLouR-Stcady with moderate local do
mand. We quote fancy at 81 7s8s %; choice
white wheat family, 81 OOa7 80; rod wheat fam
lily, 50 O066 95 Rye Flour, IS 70. 'F.'il
GRAM WAaat--we quote at q 20 for strictly
choice white and 81 10 for No. 1 rcd. "a ode
Steady with demand about equal 10 the supply;
We quote at 85S4Oc. Corn1Q 1QGletand unchanged
at 7t0sOc for shelled, Ryt-TO07Sc. BdrIsy-
9OcA$1 %. h faJla ;pu 1it 1,lII
GLASS FIrst quality sxlO, "a; 10x19, a. 80,
second quality sxlO s. 90; 1Oxl2, 50 50 Q box. Of
80 feet Discount per cent. ..,
GiNsENa-5Oc per lb. '..'.'1 ''''''
HAY-Baled- 0O1lS 90. m.I
LARD ou,-Firm at 81 2a6l %. rYa .rw
HoNEY-sRlcs at 0SS3Oc. .,.rg.
NArIs-1Od to cod, 81 90: Sd TO sd, 81 2S; Cd
70 I'd, $3.50.
PRovIsIONs-St almost exhausted. The
following arc the ruling figures as given us by
leading dealers: Sugar cured canvasscd hams
at 28c; shoulders, 1Sc; clear sides 1sJEc; clear
Rib, 17Xc; brIsksts, isXc. Mess Pork, $07 90.
Lard Is quoted at l5Kc in tIerces, and 1sc in
kegs. .spi a.l0 lH8ENf ft
RrcE-Prlme South Carolina, lOc; RangoOn,
9sKc. b. sa.. sE.. 1h.a'f -l'nla. Il
RAos-4c. .-..... .+..f "a.
sErps-F -Flaxsccd-$I7b. Timothy seed S 90.
sYRuPs- Baltimore 6O0sSo; Now York 7G0SOc;
UhoIce Drips Sc. a0E- na eii Us
suOARs-Ncw Orleans, 1QX@l4c; Porto Rico,
l001Sc; Cuba 1lJB@19c; Crushed, 141E@l4Ifc; A
Coffee 1Ac. n Coffee. 13Xc. G Coffee. lS%c.
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TIE Register printed yesterday u blank
form Of affidavit which it says has been
prepared, to be tilIedup and sworn 10 by
the legally qualified RI white citizen who
llas been denied registration, anl ttofbe
at the polls ontthe s7th Of oc-
tober." 1t embraces the following extra
ordinary paragraph: .'F ,tl'I
And affiant firmly believes and solemnly
swcars according to such his firm belief,
that If he were black and Of tho African
race, the said Board OF Registration would
have duly registered him at the time and
place aforesaid, upon proof or the otter 9l
proof Of the matters and things Aforesaid.
And aftiant therefore says that the said
Board OF Registration have required un-
authorized tests and conditions Of him Us
prerequisites to entitle him TO register,
such as they have not required Of persons
of the African race, and have thus made
a discrimination against him In the pre-
misses on account Of his race and color.
Now We suppose there Is not o man in
the State who believes any such thing as
is here set forth, nor one wEocould swear
II without moral perjury, It is amusing
to see how Tie Register and its friends in
this way concede that no man can vote on
affidavit exceptwherc he has been denied
registration for reason that brings him
within tho terms Of the 18th Amendment
and therefore within the scope Of the ell
iorccment act; but even the ingenuity Of
this oath wi! otsave any honest man who
takes It from the consciousness Of perjury.
Nor Wilt afford such evidence that the
party has been "wrongfully" refused regis
tration rs will warrant the officers of cleo.
ton in admitting his vote without it.
"Plato thou reasonest well.T. The en-
forcemcnt act Is CONTRARY to public morals.
in that it offers PREMIUMS on PERJURY"
th - .#Ft D tIH hs'HI
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aohiCagioi lMatEkE.

a0E rtiafll 3at CaIdkd69 o6t6berb.
FIOUR-Exta spring dull and atnCF.
GRAN-Wheat-Qull and price declined 3K8
S4lc; | 07K9l COX for NJ. FprIpg Chicagoi thIS
08K. CoFn-Dull and price declined 9ifa9Xo;;
o. c for No. mi xed; thlS 6ttprl00n the
market was dull at 65866ic; aGlief October.
Oats-Weak and A0HC lower: 81{887Kc for
NO:9 3. Rye-No: quiet atl n H@T9c. Barley
NJ. 4 'f S'1fdiT ~ 49@sF' S'SSS55 StSS5 ps'DE
Ho0s-Actlye and hrmerat 81 COOS 90.
CATTLE-Dull it Sf f35ASC.. :"
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ENGLA.ND...,,
London and st. Petersburg Nego.
lNn .,l.l u z tINting. ~ L-l-I h

...'' kANkAhtS NJ
Ne nls,,s aa ~ LONDON, Oct. 8.
Couriers orc daily passing between Lon
don, St. Petersburg, and the Prussian
headquarters, with dispatches. 1t Is be-
lieved that England and Russia are plan.
ing ia way to Grnistice. It Is reported
that both the Mecklenburgs will be incor-
porated into Prussia, the Grand Dukes to
have Alsace and Lorraine ceded them in
compensation.
A Difference Of Opinion In the French
'iRs .f'ai i'i Cabinet. " 3@'
GRi@, Z, .,.tla1oNDoN, October g.
The Manchester Examiner has an erial
messenger from Paris. stating that at a
meeting Of the Council Of Ministers, on
the Goth Of September, Jules Favre and
Malaga, protested against u continuance
Of the war without q consultation with the
people: b. Keratry, TroChu and Rochefort
disSented. y, IA afsF .tsl e&
Mr.. Smithles, q banker, well known for
lis charities, was yesterday killed by a
fall from his horse. "a |'2Ii' 'i''2 ~ sJ'' ~
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New York prodnce Market.
La. ,,., NEW YORK, October 5.

4gI.r..q ,u.n NEW YoRE, October 5.
FLouR-Dplla aud unchanged,
GRAIN-Wheat; No.. spring Chicago, new,
q SOL 80; winter rcd amber 81 S99I 81. Rye
5.sI aSl and h96sa f9acbaSSsd Oats StCady western
816s1Kc. Iq1y .,Js,l ~
E0Os-Stcady at 2S329c.
RoyIsIoNs-Pors dan AMI dropping; meas at
$s5 0999S 80 BecG r9plety Rplk meats and
bacon dull ana nominal. Lard steady at lbhe;
asked; for December j[c offered and 14iSc was
asked, uYLHgEHi II YHGL
CoTToN5De Demand tiYD and prlceS unchanged;
uplandB 18Ac.
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i TERMS OF4uE WBnr1EJTga
Cincinnati Market.
,.g,,1sy ,olNorsSATl. october 8.

-.fgt.J 'SlNoINNATl' October ..
CorToN-Unchanged at lBkc.
FLOuR-UnchAng6l! ~
0RACN-Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull
demand Is faIF and ilFm. 0ats; the demand is
f4lr and tho market arn at aG04Sc. Barley un-
changed. l-.f., .,s.t,,,.
GR0CERtES.U Unchanged, NSF F"
OILS-Llnseed llsOld At 90c.
EGOs-Ealr demand and 1rn, .,.
BUTFBR-Firtn and In mir demand az S0n8Sc,
CnEEsE-In good demand a. fall prices; sales
were made at 14GnI6Sc, N ID
SEEDs-ClOvcr seed unchanged,
'RoVlgLGNs-Pork opened aFm but closed dull;
sales at $40 90, closing nominal, Lard outlet and
unchanged. Bulk meats and bacon unchanged
lloGs-Dull and prices dropping at 81 O0O7 %,
WIIsHT-DGmand lair and market lFm.
POTATOEs-Dull and unchanged 'iPN
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Indiana Fair.
INp1ANAPoIIs, OctoDer

The second dayof the State Fair shows
the Fair to be o decided success in spite
Of the inclement weather, which still con,
dnues. A large number Of exhibitors ar
rived to-day, and oil the ayailAble espace in
many departments has been occupied.
The total number Of entries Il, about four
thousand, which Is largely in excess Of
Inst year. - ~.
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FArn1oNT carried of two Of the preml-
ums OF the Clarisburg fair JED. MooRE's
Bismarck took the first premium in trot-
ting match, and PERRY CAMPS black
mare, mo Name,"", took the secondipre.
mium IN the same match. I" @
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BELGIUM.

i, ,lor sia&,i BRussBLsj October o..
The A0nitsur reaffirms, in contradiction
10 the, German report, thatlthe Prussian
are treated with extreme kind
ness in Belgium, and adds that the Ba.
varian Government has already Httestcd
The Belgian tenderness. s.!tgti9 "a H4as.
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RUSSIA.
LONDON, Oct s.

g9gaapm ,.; see LONDON, Oct. 8.
A CossaCk force has been sent west
ward from the Bon. Active preparations
are being made for operations in western
Caucasia. The Government Of Ordesia, de-
nies tho concentration Of troops nearlt the
Turkish frontier. Its thought that Vic:
tor Emanuel will guarantee the pontifcial
debt,
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PhilaIieIphia DTayRet.
.,II. ,noilPHr1lbRIputN.9O q Oetober 8.

t'1A fN0WPH14DlIPHI2,O October 8,
,FLouR-Q Qliet and pehanged. ilugya OUT
tiGRAM- Wheat; demand Improved lted 81 8S0
4 81 and amber 81 40@1 &c. Corn dull and priG6s
.re nominal; mixed brought 990s6cN Oats dtll
bnt unchanged eiSbs1 :, .,.I Val nIKL
PIov1sIoN8 8.-1naetly 4, 3,u,' = .i,,.I .SoitsV
OlLs@ Petroleum declined 70 sSsS .1SssIag
/, WHpKH=;Q Q1lht; ;Rt 4Sa a99c, ID s2Itjf "a
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TRANsPARENcGEs have been placed in
position in front OF the Democratic Club
room. They look fine -lRegister. tA .
+ Now, then, l6spslhope thatEthe boys,
,cR "cnthuse." EIfthe transparencies don't
do any good, then we recommend Mr..
GREELEY's plap-try irrigation"
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1.-THE Re9Stsr has contended, and its
positions are fortified by the opinions Of
Judge jackson and Horace Greeley.-
Register. q ~
All three being equally 0ust about
equally) learned in the law. n
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! A ssIGNEE's OR TRUSTEES NO.
~ TlcE OF APPOINTMENT. n rplii.cu
In the District siSsst GSsst Of ne thH United Bsn
For the District Of West Virginia, \. Fpp!sy;..
In the matter Of G. II. Bender 4 Co., Banl4ppts.
To Whom II may concern Tho undCrdtkied,
John s. Mcdonald, OF Cameron, NlarahGlll Conn.
ty, West Virginia., hereby gives notice. Of hIs
appointment as Assignee Of th6 estates 81 aid
BGnkr1pts, residents Of said district, and who
were, to-wit: on thc2 9Th day 6f Augusta, D..
1870, Adlndged BankFuptS ulOni the' betitl6h 81
thelF creditors, by said Court. - -
Dated at Cameron, the nth IAv 81 September,
A. D. 1872. JOHN .. MqDoNALD,lsi
sep3@Thu Assignee.
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A BROTHER Of President Grant has just
started o tannery at Geneva, III. More
protection" to hides next Spring.-CNf-
cdgO Times.
But no extra protection to hides this
Fall. So, look out!- Chicago Post.
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THE Pittsburgh Commercial Printing
Company have declared aadlyidend Of
twenty per cent on their capital stock,
paya6lo TO the stockholders on and after
the tenth Of this month. .iI,
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The annual Convention Of the Rail-
road Conductors Life Insurance Company
Of the United States aud Canada assem-.
bled, Wednesday, at Philadelphia. Two
hundred delegates were present.
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THE Fairmqnt LtBnalat has already
experienced o change Of editors The
wear and tear (of conscience) imposed by
a weekly Democratic paper Is pfodigious.
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shocking C6aIf4Iine Disaster Ii
Illinois.
Sr. Louis, Oct. 8

- y Il0-E pI. HUUIsl UII' d
IA report reached jEAstI ST Louis, last
night, that the coal mine Of Sanderson &
Co., at Caseyvillc, ILL.,, eight miles from
here, had caved, and buried ,thirty-fve
men. No particulars have yet been re.
eeiyed. q l.,l ~ . ~ 81 o d 2 v q
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 8.
F1ouR-Tho market q steady With moderate
NVtii VGtiiRM4IS-wheat AIN In good demand at null prices;
choice western amber sold At q 4O0l %: prime
Indiana 81 S08t 81. Corn-yelloW western SoIa
~ B6n90c Oats IN falF demand anu prices have
advanced 70 E0069e. Rye 7g99Oc.
PRoVISI0Ns-PoE In tAiF demand and the mar
ket am NJ S06 60,f Bacon -demGnd active and
mica Hdyanced: sales were made l7k0tIKc;
Bacon sides lt l6H@i7, 1'atd-demAnd taIr and
WaISEY-DgmSnd, light but holders Src hrn
~ 'GiC''II EI I'M HIH lH B'N
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A''g'sfSSfA Vet. AwsssF', Guardian asnR a cn.ne.,y

Sl#gs. y Sf'fSFt I'm Chancery.
Rstolla May Waters, ct al. eIi1aGGT 50
By virtue OF decree rendered In the above
entitled cause, on the 2sth day 0f September,
1870, in the Municipal Court '6f Wheeling, 1
"wednesday. the cd bay OSf f;ltS EoS,subssar, bsa Isso,
At 10 O'clock, A.. n, proceed to sell, at the front
door OF tho Court House OF Ohio Comfy, the
following described real estate lying and iBeIng
situate on Zane's Island, In the CITY Of Wheel
ing, to pay the dGbts with interest on tho same
mentioned and described Id tho BIIl and proceed.
ings In this cause, together with the eSpGHbeS Of
sale and costs Of suit to.wit: the undivided one
half of thirty.slx feet OF tho west AldO OF lot
number Ave % In tho addition to tho CITY Of
Wheeling laid out by Henry Moore, Trustee, 30,
on which is partly erected tho store h0us9' used
and occupied by John Lukcns b Co., as Grocery
Store. e .lH'4'ia lE.tY - y a5YsW
TERNs OF sALE.-onc.thi,d Of the purchase
mOnCytO be paid In cash, and tho residue thereof
In two equal fnstRlmeuts- Of Six and twelve
months With interest from tho day shle,
(the purchaser having the privilege Of paying
such amount In cash at the timo Of purchase Gs
he may wish to dO) giving notes with good per
sonal security To- secure the payment 0fithe dc:
fcrrcd lHstAllmehts, and retaining tho tile until
tho whole purchase money is paid. di:Dla Inv
GIBSON L. CRAN4IER,D
Oct3 .-.. ........L LAD Commissioner.
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New York Money and stock Markel.


SrooKs-MArket at the close was fraction Oh
from the highest point Of to-day: BuGinesg was
on more liberal BCAlo than Of late, Llthoug ID not
yet large. The chief Feature among the railwayA
were Reading and Lake Shore, with West pre-.
ierrOd, and Now York Central; Of these Reading
waa the GAyorlte, and absorbed . large portion OF
tho, speculative interest. A general hope is In
this may prove Il is EorerunneE OF inctcascd &C.
tlYity and animation. 4. sJYtAYlt
Western Union Telegraph, 81; Adams Ex.
press, OK; Wells, Fargo b Co.. 81Sf American,
York Central, %; scFtpt BS8; Erie, 241(; Harlem,
lS9H, Reading, 99TG: Michigan Central, lS0N;
Pittsburgh and Cleveland, I18a[; .NorthWGst-
ern,4 81 y; preferred, 89,'i; Rock Island, l06k;
preferred, lli; Wabash, iiSi preferred, lTs; IT.
Wayne, 99X; Tetre Hauto, rs; Chicago and
Alton, tl9&; Ohio D Mississippi, iS9H; Glove
land. Col1mbus d Cincinnati, 50; Lake shoEc,
99k; Indiana Central, ll7H; Illinois Central,
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Tns dwelling Of ]. K. Miller, near Hol'
liday's Cove, West Va, was burned to me
ground on Wednesday night OF last week.
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The Relative Value of Long and
'7 Short Bonds. ...I5g.s.
NJ N 7TT"lFU TUVAt
Rtom ne JoHrnal Of Commeree.

.".Fa ~ |t' H'ft '
FfOm ne Journal Of Commerce.
Our friend "Five,twenty y Is needless.
" mystifed about the relation which q
premium on the principal OF a bond has
10 the annual ratio Of interest. The state
ment which he criticises Is not intended,
loubtless, to be literally correct, but 1t Is
sufficiently near to illustrate, the theory.
He quotes tie statement that a six per
cent, bond selling at ILL, II redeemed in
five years, pays only 81 per cent. The
reckoning Is rs follows:, lrt,,s,l
patd princIpalb N. 81 900
Paid premium. ..,....................... liz
.si ~. .,.t''t3 HEa .''at.at q 115
Received back p;iiacipai ...,::......$l0oo
ReccivcdfYo years interest. .,.,... 800 -,
- ~ 2 ~ INV l,S1O
n,vls.d ~ av.l5ylll .., ,a. !, !. 5)S18s
Pays ana1ally..........t.....,............ $s7
5tWe say'fhe above Is tho probable ,reclS.
oonninS oni md While Il Is not accurate, it
shows the prinCiplo that a considerable
premium upon a bond II 1t run but q
sG0rt time, makes q large reduction In the
interest The lact tLat the interest Is in
qoll nj A premium and that the price Of
tbe bond e IA currency at d a'rdiscount Is
not taken into the estimate; nor is the In
ferest ori tlIe pFemiunl Included on the
other side, fhe comparative spresent
worth 81 q long and short bond as govern
cd by the question Of its relations 10 pay,
cussiobs aboutt the public debt. In those
parts Of ,EuropO where gold is the stand.
ard our Eoyerrnnient r1il bonds arc below par.
In sucht q case o short bond is worth the
most, and vot this fact has beer, steadily
ipnored by those who have clamored 50
much about the lreft,ndingl of the debt
# a German buys q United States 8 per
cant Bond ati95, only one year to run, It
earnsiiiim ten Der cent forfthat year, Eve
az wf1ich h9 receives in advance. II it
run Eve wears IL earns him without reck.
oning interest Drc.paid) saw six per cent
sinuaiIy9 that Is, heIreceives mall 80 per
cent on tLe principal itot the use OF his
money for tie five wears. To induce the
iio1der3ofs A I:bond! bought at i& discount
and remaininr below psr! to take, d new
Iond far aIionger period Of time, the latter
milst nav a hieher anntsl rato'6G interest,
or,he' loses money, ,ineyitablybythe trans
fef. a long bond Is more valuable than
n short one only wheni'it Is at or above
49, n 49,, -, II,,, II, o.ko1, tI,a +iInaf;t
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'sG scaBi5ATES s L
lAlIN .b[Apnl1ip,;; oetober 5.

The vomito has spread to Alicante, and
all tho citizens arc leaving the town.
0lozaga's resignation as Minister 10
Franco, has been formally accepted.
Heavyrains have fallen in Valencia rc.
Gently. The streams are swollen. 70 an
unusSalhlght, and much damage has been
done. ~ n llL ~, nL W L.l'L
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The Fenfan ConVicts TO be Fardoned.
l1ce @aG WASHINGTON; October g.
The President has decided. 10 pardon
all the Fenian prisoners who were en-
gagged in the late raid, and by the 10th
inst. they will be free, Gen. O'Nelll among
the rest. This Is. done by the President
because he thinks they have been sutti-
ciently punished, and because they prom
ise to respect the laws OF the country In
tho future. The petitions for the pardon
Of these men have come from every sec.
ton Of the country and from oil classes Of
peOple, n lE
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Army Reduction.

The Secretary Of War had a long inter
viewwith the President yesterday, before
the Cabinet meeting, Arranging for the
Carrying out Of the recent law In relation
to the reorganizing of the army, and re
ducing the number Of officers, rank and
file. A general retiring and examining
board will be appointed in o few days,
whose duty 1t will be to examine all re-
ports from, different examining boards,
and make final decisions, subject, OF
course, mall cases toItne approval Of the
President. Secretary Belknap has put all
the wheels in motion, and before tho first
Of January the now law will be in active
force. Ho issued general order to-day
abolishing many Of tho recruiting rendcz.
,Yous, and transferring the 4duties Of
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anjda ItTALY.. \ fo =

III saai5'FT-Ts5 7GEYoA rct 4
FH9yD ft6e&spapers Of this city a.
serts that GaribAldi has certainly left
GauferA.
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Personal Items.

The President has heard nothing from
Senator Morton since the latter's appoint
ment as Minister to England, and has not
been interview by any newspaper cores
pondent on, the subject Of the Alabama
claims. He approves Of Minister Wash.
burne's conduct;dt P6ris, and to-day ex-
pressed tho belief that the Prussians
would be successful in the siege at Paris,
Judging by all military circumstances.
No appointment for Solicitor General will
be made until the return Of Attorney
General Alderman. The Presidents pre-
ference IS for Colonel Briston, ol Ken.
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The New ConsoIs,

], The plates for the higher denomtnaL
tlons Of bonds under the new funding
law are nearly completed, and will be
ready in q few days ,s,at,sa4 ty5s v
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rhe Penian Convicts 10 be- Pardoned .
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ESe Whcnce ibis pleasing hops, this fond desire,
hlslonging after immortality"
But, not TO speak Of theremOrse which
results from great crimes, there Is the re-
Election that we did not do that which we
might have done; that we did what at the
time We knew, or ought to have known!
would at last torment US. In the hurry Of
the present we forget the future. Quatting
the wine, We remember not the Ices
"There is history In allmens liyoa, ~ W
Fi0rTIng the nature OF the times deceased;
The which observed. man may prophecy
AZ yCt not come to life; which In their Seeds
And weak beginnings lie untrcasIrcd."
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The latest reports from EpernOn are
that the National Guarde and NTObileRre
doing good service at bush fighting.