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The Life Association Of America,
CENTRAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Date Of Organization, June IS, 1868


CENTRAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Date Of Organization, June IS, 1868.
Present Annual Premium In.
rorhs............~...................S2 .l3ooT =
Present A>setS....................... &,iHi>tH 6i
Amount Insured II Id, 10 Jl
JANIS II. BRTTTON, President.
~. II. HoCGH. Vice President.
Hos. WNI. BARNES, COUGscland Ac;Ugry
VESTSlEEGtS1N DGPARTMESE.
ALONZD LORING, President; GEO. W
FEANnGEIW, Vice President: SAMUEL
Hlu.rTH. Treasurer; l.. y. HlLDRErH
Tni.g.i officer; EOET. @. BAEE, Attorney;
y. -. AnTIIUE, Secretary; ). {. ALJERSo>,
G.vc.s' Manager.
DIRECTORS.
". IT. woodward, Gov. ". Z. Stevenson,
John q. EEth, VT Singleton, Robert =.
Woods, john !. Lglin. John II. Hobbs, VI.
J.. o.. John A Armstrong, \. NJ. Adams
TunS. Hughes. AlouHO LOriuc, Geo. "
This is a home institution, under the con-
'lol OF our own Board OI Directors, who M
y.,t the funds o. the Association, 70 a barge
extent, with those who belong To II, hence
ilrv derive the double benefit Of carrying
am Insurance upon their lives and at the
SINE time have the use OF their own
money. + moi this better than sending our
mg....v To the East and building mp EaS'ern
institutions, te the dctTimcnt OF our own -:
P.~~uUS desiring TO make 81 Ht It'I-
VISION for their families VIII please eau
and g.. gne. There c,u he 40 better invest
mrul ia the world, and certainly none
rlor,. ,,..rrc. JOS. ". FERREh,
Agent lOg the District comprising the c9un-
ties ur Hancock, Brooke, ONO, MHI>NAil'
Wet and Tyler. Agents wanted
Hs-uFFICE--lU6 MARKET STREET.
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FOR SALE.

me OR TWO HORSE CARRIAGE, AL
I J NOS new, for sale cheap. For infor-
~ ,rfnn call AZ the Citizens Insurance Office,
y, Mcclure House Block. Oc2l
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aoo Tans FOUNDRY Iron

NJ THE FOLLOWING EXCELLENT
| brands: Gallia, Madison, Buckhorn,
Centre. KeysiOne, Grant, Olive, on consign-
,ney,t and IN sale al the lowest market rAtes.
. suzis HENRY +. LrsT z -.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November Il.
FLOUR-Tn good demand AZ full
prices.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Corr,
yellow at S3@Sic. Rye at 5000.
Oats at $3.50
PROVISIONS-Messp pork at $50 90
Bacon scarce and firm. Lard dull and
unchanged at Isle.
WHlSKY-Held at S7@SSc.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
81 and 80 VT. Vernon Place.
RLETbWnpr NED

Mrs. LETITIA TYLER SE.MPLE, or VA
Principal.
THIS SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES
will reopen on THURSDAY, 18th sep
tember, 1870, and close the last week in June,
1871. Number of pupils limited 10 20. For
Circulars, &c, apply by letter 10 the
iv1l PRINCIPAL.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.


WWEIIEG, Juno n, 1870.
liz ETSSyyF PAsSGNGLK TRAINS
schedule on ANA after June I'm, b,J,-
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEASIs WH,r-LEAYrs.
Wheeling ,ISaNr- Nhuvllag
daily ai......5:2U a. n. daily at..,Io.i, \. n.
ARRIVE AT Eal!air........-l ID \. Il.
Grafton ......N.rJ 4, -. Anftih - A.
Cumbcrland.2:2iP p. 81. New ,Ts.a....ai.lj =. u.
BaltimOTe...--s.J 'audUHEy ...--ED
Wash CitylOUJ C0lumbU,....atElj
New IOrk"..I:vgA n. CIn,iuuati.-la.J
FAsT IIrF.
EAsr-LEIvB r-.LEtvF7
Wheeling 800 Wheeling
daily ai.....5Go 7. g. daily Et".. 5.sik. ".
ARRIVES Ar 'Brlliir ......... H'G d"
BnitimVTu....hIO All. AEEIsI- AZ
Wasn't 'nCityEiD .Lnu-,viiir..-I- ~ y. n.
New lOrk..--i:lO =. D.. Columbus. 3.J
sundays excepted.
MAILTKAIN.
EAsT--LEAyEs wIsT-LEtvTg
Wheeling aInavc, Wheeling
daily at..llsJ p. D.. daily at....ll.i5r Il.
AKIIyEl5 At AEEIYEs ~
Grafton. ...... 40 4. ". sCwHIig...... - ~
Baltimore. ~ y. n. 1dudurily. ... 80 T.. Il
Wasntu Iltyb..j ..uiuIu'Ius.... ~
90 r
'SuuIayh excepted. Sundays excepted
ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsT-LEAyE5 WE7T'-LEAYEs
Wheeling .nWbeelug
daily aL...lO.ljA.M d4ily at.....5.jj p. n
ARRIVES At ARRIVES Al
GTaftOu........ $40 y. M.'24nc,yiilC.... go
PHrEersD'g- 80 Newark 1901 1910 D.
CumDcrl 'd--iJl5 s-audusky 900. s.itj
'Suniays excepted. ,7SGndays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make coiiucr-
tiOus at Baltimore with trains FOR Thliadei-
phia, New York and EOhiun. AZ Relay
House, via Washington ely, ioT all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct cOnnrc-
tlOn M Columbus tor al. pO.nh We4 aud
Northwest.
Tickous % all pr!Bc!pa! points can b. pro-
cured at the Office.
JOHN l.. WILEON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
X. y. DENkIf1,
dec7 General Agent Wheeling.
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NO. IS MARKET STREET, KEEPS con-
stantly on hand and manufactures to order
ali kinds of work in his line of business.
Particular attention given 10 repairing.
Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
Gosh. apro
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SundrieS.

GOSHEN CHEESE. BEEF TONGUES,
tT IJebir's Extract OF Meat, New No. ]
Mackerel i'm kits, Winslow's Corn Worcess-
tershire Sauce, Sea Moss Fartne, Duryea :
maizena,, all fresh arrivals.
Will have Atmore's Celebrated Nince
Meat in few days X. j. SMfTH,
ootI2 Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
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ACCOMNDDATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. Z.

III ~ on AND AFTER no.
~ .f.s -, sssz.vcmier IS 1913, Trains VIII
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Philadelphia e.l3 a. m. I5,il q. m. 100 p. m
Tickets % all principal points IN the -
, aud west can b. procured ~ The Union
Ticket Office, In Ncliire House, aIia ~ the
F.R. NYERs,
innIn GenT Pnssenzrr and Tlckcf Heent
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WHEELING, juno II, 1870.
RI KTBoy{1f PASSENGLR TRAINS
AZ fsg-Sz-. WA ron by the following
schedule on ana after June I'm, b,O,-
Wheeling time:
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eEAgents wanted everywhere in the State.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION

Hon. Vim. z. Stevenson, Governor Wet V.
r. L. Berkshire, Judges sup'e Court
j J. Jackson, Jr.. Judge OF the z. =.
District Court, w. Va
d. d. T. Farusworth, President Of SeiI-
ate, W. Va
a. werningeT, Member Senate.
Jacob HornbroOk, President West va
Ins. Go.
Jacob ". BlclIel, Vice President Wet
Va. Ins. 90.
Caleb BOggeSs. Attorney, Clarksburg, ", V.
samuel Woods, Phill!ppi,
y, White. sheriff Mercer county,
II. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j. ". Camden, President Of First National
Bank. ParkersburR.
And the following members Of the EOuse
of Delegates Of Wez1 Virginia:
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cAMPAleN IN NGW YoRK.
Riots Predicted The
Roushs BuYInE ReVOlTers,
The Tammany Frauds Fally EX.
posed.

DspstaA % ~ CIaalasod GsStfi',
NEW YoRK, Oct ~.
MANY peoplc arc predicting a terrible
riol On election day, owing 70 tho determt'
nation or tho government To have an
honrN, election. Troops aFO bClng
ssScmbled here .rnm several places along
Inc Atlantic coast. and VII! bS dlslributed
80 as TO come into speedy IlSc In case they
are wanted, Many TCvOlvGrs have been
sold wIthIn tho last ten days and tie
rOughs In the interests Of Tammapy
threaten TO make 4 mus In case lheir
cAeriShCd liberties Of repeating are Inter
lerred with,
Theodore Allen, shoulder. hitting gcn.
tlemAh, formerly TammAny Democratic
n 2cnteF, buI now An earnest Republican,
Was arrested Saturday, on q chargu Of
prrjuFy, dating bsck ~ 1888, Allen pub
Iishea statement, denying tho charge
against him, and says the arrest was Ter
political purposes, TO keep him IRON OK
posing TamnlRny secFetS ie says "Sep'
StOr Norton colonies IprLy orhIly rcpHAl'
m IN his house every election, AMI has
them vote Torhim early and Ollen. When
The registry closed In my dlalHlct last year
there VeFo only 295 volSN registered, but
S,lS Votel were pollCd ] canvaaaed tho
district myBsll, and found there wefc
really only i54 legal volers, In the whole
ward there arc only about 1000 legal
70 ers, and about 0,90O votes wsre pulled
But this year mean to cut down the
votes 10 their really legitimate number,
and shall pay particular atlenton 70
Norton'S house. Ny arrest will do Nor
ton and his party moro harm than he sup
poses" Tho Republicans and tho Young
Democrats arc working together to pro.
vent Tammany frauds, but thus tAr they
have made no arrangements 70 vote tho
,vrnn fE0kNt 400
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The Phenomena Of Nntnrr.

From Ms CiH. Ga:Gtti,
The frequency Of Auroral visitations Is
not one OF tho least remarkable Of the
meteorological phenomena Of the year.
Four weeks ago last Saturday there was
IN exceeding display; week ago last
Friday there was a second, and yesterday
there were two more, one at four o'clock
In the morning, and the other about eight
in the evening. The coincidence ofthcse
displays in point Of time with the extra
ordinary changes now In progress on the
surface Of the sun has been noted, but
whether there is u relation between them
Ol cause and effect Is question that may
well occupy the attention Ol scientists.
In other respects the year has been n
remarkable one. The weather record al
Yale College shows that not only was the
temperature Of the four months end with
September higher than for the correspond
ing months OI any year since 16S, but also
the aggregate fail Of rain during the same
mouths was less than half the average,
and small than in the corresponding peri
O(l Of any year since the record Of the rain
fall was commenced at New Haven In
1904. Whether this heat, this drypess,
this abundant electricity aud the solar
pCrturbations In the upper regions Of the
air are all attributable TO a common cause,
Nr whether they are in any way related,
arc tho problems the year presents to
science.
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Editors aud Politics.

From az SpInQaGld RHpuNlenN.
Tho much mootcd question whether
editors should accept office has again been
brought up for discussion. Mr. Greeley,
who has always had q weakness for OIL.
cinl position, charges George W. Curtis
with inconsistency In that he not long ago
expressly said that no journalist had any
business to enter politics personally, yet nj
the late Republican State Convention he
made advances for a nomination. 9ir
Curtis probably now sees the matter In q
different light than before, but he has not
vet, that am aware, replied to the charge
Theodore TiltOn once said that no scat In
Congress could compare with on editorial
chair, but other Journalists do not agree
with him. Greeley, Raymond, Brooks,
Ben Wood, Hugh Hastings, and John
Bigelow all accepted office, and Mr.. Dana
would have been only too willing to do
the same II he could have got suitable
position. Bennett, Bryant, Parkc Cod
win, Golkiu. and Manton Marble are the
only leading editors who have steadily dc.
Glued political position, and now the last
has virtually entered politics by proxy.
At the late Democratic Convention
Ivory Chamberlain, principal editorial
writer in the World and the real pOlili-
cal editor OF that paper, served Us u dele.
rate and took an active share In the pro-
cccdings Of the convention SLr. Cham
bvrlain, though but little known To the
general public, is \ writer Of great power
and knowledge, aud has probably done
more than any one else 10 shape the poll
cy Of the World. He was originally n
school teacher, afterward professor Of
mathematics, and has been connected
with the World since It's foundation. He
was the author Of the famous proposition
TO throw Seymour and Blair overheard in
1868, and also wrote the series Of articles
advising moderation 10 the South, and
counseiIing them to abandon old issues
He Is man Of purely Intellectual charac'
terislics, with no executive ability, but o.
good Judgment and great power Of calm
simple, and lucid statement, and hard
IL know Of more convincing writer
The meaning Of his entrance into the Arena
Of practical politics Is simply that th'
World has been sold out, body, boots
brceches, and carpGt.bag, so the rcpor
goes, to the ring; and a reference to lntr
issues Of the paper proves this statement
What has been lost 70 the opponents o
the ring In this way has been gainet
through the accession Of the Tine, which
has lately had number o! most vigorou
articles upon Hoffman and Tammany
that have made that journal very refresh
ing reading, :
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
or Peace Negotiations.

FQllufo Of EeAc9 Nus sVtAAtsSe
LONDON, October IS.
The 7YMEs has a special dispatch from
Berlin that the late negotiations toE peace
have come TO paught, owing 10 The peFels'
t,nce o( Prussia IN her demands for the
cesslon Of French territory. The 1tN6a,
in M article advising the British Govern
nlsnl 20 make no further efforts 70 put a
Stop 70 the war now. says It England per
sIsts ID negotiations fOF peace she must bO
ready tn stake something on II,
Prussia Negotiating With The Boa
parties.
The Standard says negotiations are &C.
lively going on between Versailles and tho
Empress Eugenie with q view 70 the re-
turn Of the Empress 70 France 70 resume
tho Regency and negotiate = peace The
departure Of the Empress did not occur
last night, but may DO expected at any mo
ment
ThleB has accepted the mission % mo-
rotiate for an srmistice only, but stlll re-
mains at TOuFs awaiting safe conduct 10
Paris 70 consult first with tho Govern
nent there. go,
Negotiations for tho surrender ol Metz
continue but make RloW progress. Ba1alne
ignores the French Provisional Govern
ment In his communications.
The Berlin GasCite reviewing tho At
tcmptS at Cancellation, says the Govern
ment q led TO consider them BY ia desire
10 avoid further loss Of life.
Another CapitulatiOn.
LONDON, October IS.
The town Of Rhustadt capIIulated yes
terday 70 the beslcgcES after q severe
bonbardmeHt. The surrender included
9,40O prisoners and 100 canon,
The Government al Tour8 permits the
exportatIon Of all articles heretofore
placed on tho prohibited list except cereals
10 Switzerland.
Bishop MollwaIne Of Ohio, In q letter
to the 7ImES, sollcitS aid for the Americans
in Paris, 70 be sent through Sir Curtis
Lawson, who remains In that city.
Tho Intrigues TO Restore the Bona
parties.
LONDON, October 95.
CoNs BtpasaA to Nsp TrE Td6uHE.
Imperialtst busy bodies who held meet
! Ing In London with a view Of making The
| Empress party TO negotiate with PrtlssIt
arc in no way reponslble for these efforts
and the Empress herself steadily refuse
10 encourage them. She said TO tue Tn
JuRe correspondent that her hopes wert
wholly for her hoy; that she regarded al
attempts to restore the Emperor or hersel
| Idle, either now or hereafter, and that III
chances Of Louis could only be impertllet
by being pushed now. She declare tina
she will hold herself wholly aloOI from
all political intriguCs until peace has bccl
restored.
Exailement Over the French Loan
LONDON, October IS.
CaHs DG.pateA 70 Ms,O York Rsrald.
This city Is excited over the introduC
tIon Of the French loan Of ten mllllo
francs. This Is the first time France eve
negotiated loan outside Of her own tel
I rit0y. 1t Is received with great taVol
Already the subscriptions arc very larg'
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Treasurer spInner,s Report.

w AaAAIEVA AUSNS SSNVOSA SN'
The annual report Of treasurer Spinner
will show for 1870, as compared with
1869, increased receipts Of a, go. .332, 100,
decreased expenditures, $27l 500, ,699-
total, $7,542y y240.249; decreased receipts
$4S4 i5S9 .94I; increased expenditures,
1894 2S9 2T9-total, S688, $50 ,S2O; being
a clear gain by a larger collection and re-
duced expenditures Of $6,S13, ,402 geo.
The purchases Of 5.20S for special and
sinking funds for the year ending June
3Olh, we're as follows: Coupon bonds,
$15 0T8 900; registered stock, sS98, ,644 200,
premium paid on same, SlG.73l,lj 40,
accrued interests on same, $i49y y5l6i i847-
total, $l3, ,299, ,4s0, ,4s0.
The following appointments were made
to-day: Jos. S. Hodge, Postmaster at Lit.
tic Rock, Ark; Jas. seely, o. s, attorney
for Nevada.
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IenihI Il the e1.CouiedeFats themselves
recognize lho justice, ths magnAnimity
and prophotyOl tbepo,iEIOa held by the
Republican party and are cOu,cus 70 await
their eulr1nchnement IN the lawful mede
propoaaI It's only he ons-horss politl'
clans now controlling the DcmoEstlc or
ranilatlon who cannot await that process
One reason they cannot Is that when the
Constitution has been amended the ex'
rcbelS can not only vote, but they can hold
oGIec; and when they can both vote and
hold ONCE there won't 10 much chance
tor the aspiring small fry now making
such frantic efforts 70 get into power,
They want the cx.rebebtO vote, bu! don't
want them to be eligible to otlce, and
therefore favor their immediate" enfran'
chIsement by tramplIug down the registry
law, not their lawful cnfranchiSemcnt by
amendment 10 the Constitution,
But these same needy Democratic poll
ticisns, while " demanding an immediate
ballot for tho ex. Confederate, have nsyer
vet conceded the rightoE the ballot to The
man with the black skin, who guilty Of
no offence against the Government but
credited with thc=patriotlc record Of
having defended il in It's extremity, Is ccr.
tainly, In either political or moral justice
"a much entitled to II as the ex.rcbel,
They forget tho golden injunction TO do
by others as they would have done BY
them. 50 long as they deny the ballot to
one man, they have no right to claim II
for another. The moral force Of their de-
mand on tho one hand IS destroyed by the
inlgulty Of their refusal on tho other; and
this Is Why the demand from that source
has no influence with the people. When
ever the Democratic party comes before
the people with an acknowledgment Of
the negrO's right in one hand and Hn
appeal for the same nght Tor the cx'rebel,
in the other, the appeal will be iFrePistt-
bic. But until then appeals from that
quarter are entitled to and will receive
little consideration. And therefore 1t is
that with all their frantic demands" the
Democracy have not been Of any service
to the cx,CoDicdcrates, but have pre-
IudIced their cauzr and delayed their en-
rnchlscmcnt
The Republican party, however, regu'
latcs its course by the principles Of justice
and not by the conduct Of othcD, and
will not take the injustice Of its opponent
as an excuse for injustice on It's part To-
wards q third party.
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The Cincinnati CapItaI.MOvlug Con-
yentiOn.
CISCINNATI, October 25.

CINCINNATI, October 25.
The convention TO consider the prdpEt.
ETY. of removing the national capital, As
SembIed to-day at Pixies Hall The
meeting was called 70 order by Colonel
Stewart, Of Mobile. ]. G.. Allen, Of ILL
nols, was appointed temporary chairman,
and E. G. Cessna, Of Ohio, secretary.
Filty.threc delegates were present. Pend.
ing the motion 10 appoint Committee on
Credentials and Permanent Organization,
the convention adjourned until three
o'clock 7. ", TO give time for the arrival
Of other delegates.
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FoR an establishment that dcnounccs
the multiplicity of offices, and assails the
incumbenls of Office so much, 1t strikes us
the RtOiStr has q pretty healthy appetite
Tor the llcshpots and the leaves aud fishes
It's chief proprietor Is a candidate for State
Senator; It's city editor is candidate
for School Commissioner; It's political cd
itor used to be postmaster aud had 1t just
long enough 10 establish an incurdblr
candidacy for rcnppOintment. His inn
mediate predecessor was a candidate
for Congress in Virginia and beaten.
NR immediate predecessor was a
candidate for Congress in this District,
and, being beaten, has gone to browse in
fresh fields and pastures new. Two for
mcr city editors arc candidates for School
Commissioner Nearly all the frcQuentcrs
and hubltucs Of tho establishment arc can
dIdAtcS. SO laras we can hear. everybody
about tho concern, or that ever was about
liz, Is candidate for something, except the
Office boy, aud nothing dGtcrs him but bis
tender years. One Of tho first things fol
Democratic Legislature to do would be
to increase tho offices so as to make
enough to go round the Register Office.
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FRANCE.
Tho selgc Of Verdun.
NEUPCHATEoN October q.

NEUFcHATEoN, October "a.
On Friday night tho Prusians attempt.
etl TO lombard Verdun, but their plans
were disconnected BY the gallant and sue
cessful SorticS Of the garrison. Our troops
charged with the bayOnct and killed most
Of the enemy. Two bodies Of the bcsieg'
ers mIstaking each other in the night Tor
enemies, fought for hours and suffered
lPayy lOssgS
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WASHINGTON.

Senator Morton Declines tho EngIIsh
Mission.
WAsn1XoToS, Oct %.
Senator Morton has formally declined
the Mission 10 England, giving as q reason
for doing 30 that In the event Oi his resig-
nation Gs Senator, the Democrats being in
the majority in the Legislature Of Indiana,
Lhey would not lail TO elect bis successor
from their own party. In setting forth
theimprOpriety otsuCh course on his parI
in connection with the interest Of the I'D.
ministratlon, lie cordially thanks the Pres.
ident for the distinguished favor in tender.
ing him the mission, and II Is understood
the President replied in terms equally
friendly.
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GERMANY.
srUrraAnD, October %

STUTTGAHO, UcIo0cT 90
General Luckow telcgrAphs to the
government hero on Sunday, that the
French made sortic across tho Marne at
Joinvillc, on Friday last, against the
Wurtcm6urg outpOsts. Three French
battallons, with artillery and mitrallloses,
engaged our forces from that point TO
I0inviIle and Champigny. They were
61vely repulscd by the second rifle bat
talon and part Of the seventh regiment;
The Wurtemburgers lost two killed and
wounded.
DARMsrADT, October 25.
Baron Dalwigh has gone with Herr
Hoffman to Versailles 10 attend Me
Council Of Ministers.
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HENRY WARD BEEcHEE's last seusa.
ton is sermon against the doctrine Of a
material hell, and such OF his congrcgn.
ton as hope for better things" than that
nll men shall be saved arc good deal
scandallzed by the npostAcy of their Shep-
herd. 50 hr rs can be gathered from the
general tenor Of Mr., Beecher's remarks
he holds that tho only hell Of the future is
a hell Of conscience, sort Of purgatorial
process for the wicked In the world oi
spirits, resulting in their ultimate admis'
sion iAo higher spheres. The bones oI
old Lyman BCcchcr must turn in theil
coffin one would think, over tue de-
iections OF his children, one by one, from
the good old orthodox doctrine Of his day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-26
Now York Produce Market.

corToS-Raalor; Gales Of $3.50 bales Of up.
lands.
FL0rn-Pslr demand and market arm.
ORAIN-WhGat dull sud prices dropping; new
81 SOL ". Rye quiet and unchanged. UalA
dull aud unchanged Corn dull and prices dtOOp-
inr; Hll10d sold It G1c,
RGOB-Utmand fair andnRFkot am At @99e.
PROVtSIORB Pork quiet aud unchanged. br6t
dull, Bulk meats dull aud pFleos dI0OplnE,
bac0n arm. Lard unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-26
Philadelphla Market.


FLOUB-stesdy.
GRAiN-WhSnt Grm: IndlauG red 81 sal 10;
amber o. 4klDl 4S; white 81 4S1l IS RE eSo.
Cora steady; mixed II TSGSOc. Oats steady 1t
PRoyD.om Scarce. Ne,, Pork % %. Lard
i6k0lBkC.
UILS-P -Pgtloleum-eruds ISXe; refined a8J[e.
WuISKT-UuehaDged II o5c,