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For Lease.

WE offer the late residence Of Luther Dana cor,
w OF State and Spring Streets for lease on one
to five years time. This property is undergoing
thorough repair by its present owner House con-
tains 20 rooms and the fine location makes each
room desirable. Bath rooms aud water closets sup
piled with Sebago water. Good cellar, excellent
sewerage A fine stable connected with the prem
ises. This property is suitable for either private
family or gentee boarding house. 1t will be eas-
ed at low rate compared with its value and loca-
ton, and will be ready tor occupancy in about four
weeks. GEO. n. DAVIS Il Co,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
nOv23eod2w No. Browns Block
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New YORK Dry. t;oods Alarket.

s=fH u q '..' ~ Ha NEW YORK. October 70,
Of rain storms. Tho Tendency OF tho better elaES
Of Ulrachsd mISllnS ID downward. J6btef8 have
put down the price 0f New York Mills tll1sltnsto
20C, being \ reduction Of 2ke, whlIvAgeuts hAve
yielded tO the following c0ucrSsiotIe: Atlantic A
brown sheetiugB down to lac: do to i9ke; do,
duo L u l2c; do: D TO Tic; do, r 10 t0Kc; Paeiae
Rx to ave; do. Z % IQc; Appleton A 70 t3C; do.
keag A to iaXc; do D to ISc: Stark A toiac;
Peabody ~ to I3Kr: DWightW TO I0jSc; Great
Fall J 10 Ike; do. II 70 lGHc; do 8 y lgfe: 1n.
dian Orchard A 10 lOC; do B 10 lie; do. G 70 i4e;
do. double weight TO l3Kc; Atlantic n 70 Be;
Amoskeag brown drilla i48c: Stark do. IKE;
Frpenlun prints &c; LOndon mourning i0e. This
10 only thu beginning Of the eud Of ftefh eIn.
esS sms a. tbs sro Fs jssS 9a NE
scarce aud hold very drnly. Choice stalA Of
foreign goods have been advanced 70 eXoItit4Itt
rates. A. II,'oIsy Is selling ]. d r. CottsE EpoR
c6tton at zoe In small quantities, while aEeatS
demand 61r rs sEIT .H' HHH NHiffl 1Fl I7r4'
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COLUMBUS, o. !

rsl3 " CoLUMBus, October 90.
Additional election returns received BY
the Secretary Of State to-day, show that
Monroe, Republican, has f20 majority In
the 18th Congressional District, and that
Upson, Republican, has 4,S57 majority In
the 18th District.
This forenoon there was organized here
an Ohio Woman's Baptist Educational
Society, and the officers were elected for
the sumo. The annual meeting Of the
Ohio Baptist State Convention commenced
at q r. ". The following officers were
elected for tue ensuing year: President,
j. n. Hoyt, Cleveland; Vice. Prcsident, E.
Thrcsh, Dayton; Corresponding 6ecre'
tNry, ]. 3. Socket, OberlIn; Recording
Secretary, ]. w. Osborn, Columbus ];
Treasurer, D. "A. Randall, Columbus. The
annual sermon was preached BY ]. U.
Sykes, OF Lima. b ri'Izc1 5l| Y
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CINCINNATI.

.l l.. ,l. OINCINNATT, Oct0DeFSV.
The Irish Benevolent Union attended
mass this morning before convenlng.
Father Hayes, Of st. Louis, ofllciated.
When the Union met reports oI the Sec.
retary and Treasurer were read; the Lat.
ter showed q balance Of $3.50 on hand.
Louisville was chosen as tho next place
Of meeting, and tile second Wednesday In
October, 1871, as tho time. The follow.
ing officers were elected: President, Dem
MS DIVER, OF Dayton; Vice President, j.
L. Brady, Of Louisville; Secretary, John
j. Harrington, OF Richmond, Ind; Treas
ure, Rev. Fowler ]. Henry, Of ST. Louis.
Adjourned.
Information has been received tllat the
train due hero OF $50. this morning from
SauduSky was thrown from tue track dur
lng tlie night near Gerry, Killing the en-.
ginecr aud fireman. The engine and bag
gage car were demolished. Passengers
not hurt. .- Vi s,Ht I1atF
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holder Of the national. bank currency 9!

holder Of the national. bank currency Q!
losing single cent Il all Tie banks should
blow up; that national securities were
pledged, for the redemption Of every note
that was issued, and there could be no
losses. The speaker paid his respects to
the arguments against tho constitutional
amendments, satisfying al candid minds
that the 13th,, t14lh and 10Th amend
ments arc as binding and as much o part
and parcel Of the National Constitution
as;apy article therein. He was surprised
to think that men laying claims to re;
srectaOiIity, at least common sense, Should
abuse the poor negro because he hap.
pened to have a black skin, and thought
lta great pity. that the Creator of the uni
verse when be went TO make man had not
ayatled himself Of The wisdom Of modern
Democracy and called to his aid these
Democratic politicians and heard their
suggestions In the premises; but that was
an oversight that cannot be helped now.
Itmny possibly bo well enough for these
gentlemen that they were not called i0r
Ut that timc, as bible history informs us oi
a distinguished Democratic politician
who having ''rule or ruin" on the brain was
admitted ~ the heavenly mansion where
he demeaned himself so badly that he was
deprived even the poor privilege Of sece'
ding. but was kicked out and cast into
hell, and so far rs heard from has never
been reconstructed. &c says nothing ol
the letpp policy although fhei may bo In
favorot.it. Tie subject negro equality
was disposed of III q manner very agunizlng
to our Democratic brethren. 1t wasshown
that this wis tho Democratic argument
addressed to the fgnUrant and vulgar, and
was but the dcmagOguc's appeal 70 the
meancr and baser passions, but said he
was willing TO give The negro. an equal
chance In tho rice Of life and did not pro-
pose to chain a tiity.six around theirnecks
10 keep them from getting ahead Of dem;
ocratic politicians, EIe was willing that
they should start even, and II the negro
beat the democratic politician in the ruce
lie would say "bully for the negro" and
that DO would assist In passing a law that
no Democrat should marry a negro unless
he wanted TO, and then only II the negro
was willing. He wanted The law to pro-
tect tho negro rs well as7the Democtat!
Tho land grantquestion was noticed at
some length, and It was shown that this
business commenced with the, democratic
pafty, AndAtt hddSnot Been considered n
party questionEttIll Was;not now; that no
Gon"rcss s ~ IN Mid Of. public improvements
Si,p 3 srecsi ye,d t6e sTDp6rt of moro Or
TsS i"aS I9sS DsmocEStS.S tIiSty1fhe democratic
,SST Msrtv JvC Ind con scn,cJ itseIi to Tie con.
a,r'S,;n% @ s = Of thsy pacifcz; ,RailrnaIl
f,ssS " 5Si1k5 i1 n ;seSnI nFniect never W0Iild
v have % Leor csTEiedS ont without rs.
sistSnce % from the Government. All the
nTS.,;cra Sa0S r,';SssI III Srd, sargnneTIs rnada;by
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ENGLAND.
rhe Times Comes Down on Prussia.
LONDON October 90.

The Times Comes Down on Prussia.
LONDON, October 20.
The Times censurcs the arrogance oil
the Pruslans in their terms for peace, and
approves of the language or the Empe;
r0r, that no government yielding foot ot
French territory as a condition Of peace,
could retain! It's power aday.f II tgt
Burnside not 4 Paoidcator.
Burnside has found It. necessary to de-
ny that lle has been commissioned by the
American government to offer peace
propositions Of any kind. ~ ~
Ten French frtgates arc anchored of
Dunkirk with their fires banked. vi.
It rumored that the mission Of Lanier
from tho French government TO. London
stO negotiate loan. The AorHtng 1eIs'
graph has reason TO believe that B0ur.
bAEi's refusal to command the beateniar'
my OF tho LOtrre, was duo u avery natu.
ral feeling, and that bis offer TO command
The army Of the North Il considered a
subtertgge, Ns that army |s not likely 70 be
lUrlnPdGt Ali. -
The conduct Of the Germans In Orleans,
according 10 the PruSsinn account was
different from that asCribed by the French.
They were perfectly orderly, and the oc.
,cupatiOn was unattended BY any. violence
r exerliOn. The Prussian paper says Ia
tue absence 0t the skilled men from their
usual industry, Germany Is a heavier
loser than France BY far
Late News from China.
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Lippiucott,srHagazfne.

This excellent Magazine for November
contains an unusual variety Of timely ar.
ticlcs. Tie, opening paper, entitled
"Crsckers.n. .giyesa liYely sketch, q; Abe
cISrattet and lcbadtf6h| Of the poorer
Glasses Of the white population Of the
South prior to the war. 1t contains much
IlforhhtiPhthd Will b6cntfeIy nrw toia
large number Of readers. "a Polyglot
Empirei" Uyetho author Of Prussia the
German Nation, 2 is a description of.the
constituent elements Of the Austrian mon.
archy, and viii be perussd with profit,by
those who arc interested in the doctrine
ot the nationality of races, ), "SThe Calyort
flmily"eis I'm historical Sketch Of the
founder Of tho Commonwealth OF Ma.
ryland and his immediate connections,
"The Stone Annals Of the Past" Is an arti.
Gle intended to explain in q popular man:
ner, the more striking features pfone 0f'the
great transitional tpOchs6 Of history.
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Al ,Absconding TELLER

The paYing teller Of tho firm Of Wins
low, Lanier s Co. llas absconled, leaving
q deficiency in his accounts Of $50, 600.
Tho aI>sconding teller is IS years OF age,
Is nj ;rried and hNs family. Cause Of
dcfaIcatiOn. stock gambling. r
In the UnitlriaHl National I Conf nicrenCe
to-day Rev. Hepw0rLI proposed a substi-
tute for article nine Of tho Constitution,
inviting to fellowship all who call them
selves OhristriAns. The amendment was
discussed pro and con with great spirit.
Rev. LatIlrope, Of Syracuse, representing
the left wing, proposed the 9th article,
with an amendment thnt nothing therein
shall be construed rs in any way to inter-
Iere with the Christian basis Of the Con-
ference.
Rev. May, Of Newburryport, moved
TO substitute the words; Provided nothing
in this article Be construed 10 remove tue
Convention from o Christian basts. n j.,
Air. Hepwortl substituted to read
"those who accept Christianity as inter-
preted simply as love to God and love to
nlan. Rev. Bellows made strong speech
for lettingthe articles alone, and not Tat'
tempting ID deGlarO love to God and love
10 man, tho whole, object and end Of the
denomination. Tie substitute bt Rev.
MAY was adopted 'as an anRmeldment t0the
constitution, which requires o twO'thtrds
assent AvotC by yeas and nays was
then called for, and resulted $40 6yeas, 1S0
n0ys. n defeat Ofthe proposition. The
Convention then adjourned until to-mor-
Al a meeting Of tho Evangelical Edp.
catIo6al Society 10 6d6y, thGahhual report
wis received, showing the receipts to be
S49, ,2S7, and tho expenditures $H,645, A
sharp disGG6stOni took place over ritual.
ism, some umbFage being ;taken at
Oneos tlib questions Of che Code 10 be put
TO students, viz. Are youreSolHcd to con.
tend against all the errors and Sacrament.
cries, Rituals and R9manbmE : But nc
action was taken.
Thu FfencHsteamcf St, EGtircdt, Which
sailed, toAayS took 10000 stand Of arms
Including $1,000 breech.loaderS, Gpd also
q largo amount Of fixed ammunition.
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Cincinnati Market.
ClKoiKNArL, october o,

CINoiNNATl, ooI0b0f %.
CorToH-UnchangeA a. ..,tll 4 1i5fiFti m
FpruR-Family IS 6095 7S.
GGAiN-Wheat siGady at g. loot IA 'CGen
Arm: old 6Sc: new 451A6 Rye unchanged.
GRocLRIEa-3 -3ug4r-AdVaueO GslEed; n,,ne Oh.
tablish d. MolasSea scarce aud arm; new ctOp
EeGSETho demand Is good a. fall ptlees; SGlcO
al S3G, ',..-.a z..f ffIff
BUrrER-9teady; fresh at SSo8. ~ N'
CnEEsE=.FI!m; factory at I40ISKe. lhRnH
PEoyi:,oSs -POiES unchanged at Sas7s&as %.
Lard Unchanged. 4 f.,a.esIf l,,l53
IIoOS -DrlnRHd good, and advanced TX0Sc;
sales at I80I0c ''F'7r-
TNBAcc0f HearcO and arm at Rea37e.r
,wHtsKT-Bouyaut at e6e; aakiDg SIC At ths
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NEW NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANs. .October 90,

New ORLEANS, Octpber 90.
Rain yesterday, Mercury this morning
SO deg. II blew half gale during the
night from the northwest, During yes.
teTday 'thero wereseven deaths from yel.
low lever. 500. Es9K
The Lce'sy time to College Point was
three hours twenty.six minutes and
quarter; to Baton Rouge, seven hours
tOrty.onG minutes and u quarter; 70 Bayou
Sara, nine hours tiityc minutes and three
quarters; to Natchez. sixteen hours and
ifly.nine minutes. Fuel Yas exhausted
ut Bayou Sara and there were heavy head
winds from College Point uP.f
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.EARTHQU AXE, :
Sharp GIsh Shock Ii Felt from Cleve.
Z Z, land to New York City.
.RuiIdings Rock &C to . and Fro.
Alarmed People Flock Into the
/ alai, Streets, a1 Il
CLEVELAND, Oct. 90,

ti0,sl{ (. f.ga- art -1 CLEVELAND, Oct. ~.
A very visible shock Of an earthquake
was ielt his morning at about eleven
o'clock, lasting about fifteen or twenty
seconds. The National Bank building and
the Atwater block, and. other large build.
ings, swayed to and lro, causing persons
occupying the upper stories to flock into the
streets. The greatest confusion prevailed.
The shock was plainly felt in MeRdVille,
Pennsylvania.
MONTREAL, CANADA, Oct 20.
AT about quarter past eleven o'clock
this morning, severe shock OF On cartll'
quake was felt here. Buildings rocked to
and tro, and everybody rushed into the
streets In alarm. 4e t5 .ar "hli..
L izs NEW York, Oct 20.
A sharp shock OF an earthquake was
distinctly felt in this city this morning.
scnENEcTADY, n y, Oct. co..
This city was visited with'a severe
shock Of IN earthquake ut q quarter past
eleven, o o'clock this morning. All the In
habitlnts rushed terror stricken into the
streets, and the excitement was intense.
Much confusion prevails, and 1t Is impDs.
siblc to aScGrtaIn whether any serious
damage is done. lt5es !aai..
a.i CoNNEAUTvrELE, Pa, October 20.
At eleven o'clock this morning VIC fell
two distinct shocks like that Of IN earth
Quake from two to five minutes duration.
Many persons ran into the streets in fear
that the buildings were falling down, and
some were quite sick from the effect, but
no damage was done, .r..f7.1us
,5 BosroN, October 20.
The earthquake was felt here at 1926
o'clock causing the precipitate vacation OF
buildings and / displacing and cracking
portions OF walls. The shock was felt II
Burlington, Montpelier, Providence, Port
land, Bangor, Lewiston, Brunswick, Mon.
treal, Sackville and u large; number oI
other places in New England and Canada.
No serious damage. ~ .s 'N
a0Ert TRoY, October 90.
9 An earthquake shock was felt here at
11!15 A, ". The southwest school house
was severely shaken, causing q panic
among the scholars. Tho shock was felt
at, Albany, Hudson, Sandy Hill, Cam.
bridge, Warrensburg, Saratoga, Syracuse,
Warsaw and Auburn. At Saratoga build.
ings were much damaged. .,I 4ou,
y, -a,,r. ST. CATItAnrNEs. Oct. 20.
AseverU shock Of an earthquake was
felt here at IL o'clock to!day. (p,o
1'a e a9 C1NcrNNATI, Oct. 20.
A slight shock Of an earthquake wHs
feltat Walnut Hill, within the city limits,
about hal.past 10 o'clock tliis morning.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
WAsu1NeroS, October 10,
CABINET WORK.

Senator Cameron and Representative
Kelley have spent tho day in trying to
settle tho CommissiGnersGlp Of Internal
Revenue. They both strenuously insist
that Pennsylvania must have something
In the contemplated change, and unless
another Cabinet position becomes vacant,
Pennsylvania must succeed AIr. DelanO
They hHve united In recommending
Deputy Commissioner Douglass, and have
tried IL induce Secretary Boutwell, to agree
with them. They do not feel confident,
however, that he will. Mr.. DelHnoi still
urges Gen. COwan. OF Ohio, and the Pre-.
sident Is strongly inclined to accept the
Commissioners recommendation. Came
ron and his co.workcFs are anxious TO
have another change In the Cabinet, and
ifthey can secure It their attempt 20 con-
troll the Internal Revenue Bureau will be
abandoned. raa
LETTERS FROM MINISTER wAsHDURNE.
Tho State Department has rcceived1 let
ters from Minister Washburne in Paris,
dated October 3D., He represents that
matters laygi materially quietef down
throughout Tie city. Tie Qualifications
are IN very complete order, and are prov
ing very, strong. The PrusSians as yet
have been, unabIc TO o;maEe anyimpresSion
upon them. Three hundred Americans
'afG still In, Paris and! Mr.. W WGslibdrhe Iex-
presses his intention Of remaining with
them for the present aA.'i,3g 7isaF 'st
ALARoE MASS MEETINGwaE 9
win DO held here next Monday evening,
to express sympathy ior the French Re.
public, and to protest against the further
prosecution OF the war on tho part Of
Prussia Many prominent Republicans
will make speeches on the occasion, and
tue movement Is entirely irrespective Of
party. ' Es ..,. " .r.s t t.,r'.6 Z ,e,tpll
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".r NEw Y0RK, October %.
bales OF uplNnds at. TIC. .HaHr HUi
FLoUR-QuIoE and UNCHANGED. s.,s
0RAiN-Wutat = Dull aud unchanged; new
apflnI 81 81: winter r0d amber D. SOL SIX.
KyS-Unchanged at 6SOg9e Oats-GhChnnRe6,
.WeSteFn sax 95lc: Ohio S556e. cotn--N --N0mli,
: noytSIoSS-PorE-Flrm. -unchanFsa.
Bulk Meats aud BacVn-Dull and unchanged;
SGESS Eoos@ESSn; lined at s1osse; tssA SIC. = 7.
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First Train Across the Mississippi
Below,St. Louis.

A1SA0,tAlSSssl d3ANAAWs |."
ST, LOUIS. October 20.
The first passenger train that ever
crossed tho Mississippi river, below St.
Louis, was transferred last evening from
Belmont, Mo-. to Columbus Tho train
was a special ono and n very elegant
one, containing Thomas Allen, President
Of tho Iron Mountain Rail Road, and
some party Of prominent citizens Of st.
Louis, invited to accompany him 70 the
State fair at Atlanta. Ga, and the cotton
State fair at Augusta, Ga; at the latter
place the track Is to be laid to the fair
grounds and this trim tObe exhibited at
the falr. The pussagc Of the Mississippi
river BY this train will inaugurate o
regular passenger traffic between st. Louis
and all points south, without the vexa.
tiOus delays and Inconvenience Of chang
ing cars at Belmont and Columbus. Tho
excuSionists wero handsomely received
ut Columbus, and on their return Q more
lormaI'rcceptton will be given.
The annual meeting Of the Association
of Congregational Churches Of this State
is now In session here, audswell attended.
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IT would seem that tho dispatch pur.
porting to como from Berlin, announcing
tie capttnlqtion of Metz, the assumption
Of treaty powers by BAzAtNE, and an
agreement on a peace whereby the BoSA'
PARTE dynasty was to be restored in the
person of LOUIS Jr.,, with BAzAtSE rs
regent, Is q canard. Tho dispatch was
received by a Pittsburgh paper about 81
NJ, yesterday, and came ID US by telegraph
in the forenoon. Yet in our subsequent
dispatches direct from London, up o q
ldteihouf last night, there iSnOt the slight.
est allusion to the very important events It
pretended to announce. ofcourse, 1t Is q
fabrication.
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THE WAR I'm EUROPE. /.
REPORTED SURRENDER Of METZ
Bazaine Assumes to, Make q
Treaty for France. !, ID
The Napoilleons to be Restored. /.
The Prince Imperial to Ascendthe
i Throne.--Ba8alne to beRegent..
NEW YoRK, October 20. :.

4" NEW York, October 90 ),
The following dispatch was received AZ
9;80 this morning: "a gtl sana Eaas 4
,nF a. BERLIN, oct.19r-0P Pm,
z The terms Of the capttuIation, Of the fort.
ress and garrison oil Metz have been agreed
to at the Prussian headquarters al. Yer.
sailIcs between the French General Boyer
and King William Tie following are
the conditions Under which tho capithla.
ton is made: Marshal ,Bazainc will sign
4 treaty Of peace between Franco and
Prussia, as the plenip0 0tentiary of Napoleon
III. Marshal BaZaine's army Is to be dis
armed, butt Is to remain ut Metz. Napo-
Icons son, the Prince Imperial, Is to as.
cend the throne Of France and Marshal
Bazaine Is to be nominated as Regent
Tie receipt Of the terms Of capitnlation
Of Metz and the prospective return oi
peace has produced a tremendous excite
ment in this city. The intensity Of feel
ing was felt throughout all circles, partic-
ularly upon the Stock Exchange, where
an unusually great business, was transact
ed to-day. .'R q n'a5,' .,.l.I,.. y III /, n
ii'!i BERL1s, October 19-G:4O r. II.
Tie capitulation Of Metz Is reported.
The ministerial organ declares that the
negotiations for peace on the part Of neu.
trails Is useless. France must herself sue
for peace, or submit uaalterably 70 the
terms already stated. The ROlkS Gazette
was confscated to-day for complaining Of
the illiberalitY Of the Government Jl Z
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The. Lates:t...N.eWy57}s!. &: j VI
wAsHINGToN.

U. s. Marines Ordered TO New York.
WAsu1SoroN, Oct. 90.
Information received hero shows that
some more Marines have, been ordered to
New York. One hundred additional
Marines now stationed in Philadelphia are
under orders to proceed to that city.
Peace Reports in London.
.n,i WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.
The following is the copy Of q dispatch
received last night by Secretary Fish,
dated London yesterday: l ~
IA report that peace is arranged. is
much believed, but 1t Is not officially
stated here. :
TSigne,ll = q dtt aMor1EI.n
No Negotiations for Cuba.
Astatcment was published in various
newspapers recently thata proposition has
been made for the sale OF Cuba TO tue
| United Suites, but, I'M the evening, to-day
Iii wis ascertlIned tIiaf 1Ilne Of the govern.
,ment authorities here Almve any knowl.
edge Of the matter.
Tho United Suites steamer GuerriCre has
been ordered to cruise around the bay Of
New York to insure respect for the Presl:
dents, proclamation among tho armed
yGssGls6fthe French and PrdsSian bel.
ligercnts. ,,t,,
Sale of Government Arms.
General Dyer, to-day, made tho follow
ing awards: Austin Bald s Co, 10000
new Springfield muskcts at $l2.30 and
10000 cleaned and repaired ut $3.50 each,
25,0O0,D00 cartridges at SIC 80 peri1000.
Herman Baker & Co, $4,000 new Spring
fields ut $l2 10 each; Schuyler, Hartman,
& Graham, 100000 new Springheld's at
$12.4j each; Gen. NJ. B.. Frank, all new
EnieId's, 30 or 10000 In number ut $7.25
each; a. B. Steinbergcr. $500 cleaned and
repaired E1aeld's ut $S.39edch !. 10000
new Springfelds arO not awarded.
Another BnlIetin1 About Morton.
A letter was received this morning
from Senator Morton, announcing the i'm.
proved condition in his wiIe's health. He
will be in Washington lu few days.
Virginia Tobacco Crop.
The reports from all parts Of Virginia
indicate lhat q largely increased amount
Of tobacco will be manufactured next
year. .tSL lhGi H Et4l l--'.I ,,@
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IT.ALY..
The Pope Not AIiStreated.

The India mails arc forwarded by way
Brenden at present. .faiN 'iI PSI
{ "A circular has been issued by the Ital.
ian Government protesting against the
rumns Of the III treatment ot tue Pope.
He Is perfectly tree and independent. All
Italy asks Is tho ratification Of any deter.
Inination on his part to leave Rome, In
order that the honor and respect duo to
his Office may be paid him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-21

Mn. sroKEY, oftG6 Chicago 7imes, has
been sued tor libel by Mt,Is Crbsby and
others hi tho Crosby opera, house In that
city. An idea may 10 formed, Of lttle
damages expected from the fact that
counsel have, accordinErto the Chicago
Rspu9 Rem, alreaay received 1000 IS fe;i
talnlng tets. ,,.ti,loI ssip4N tsBA,a i q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-21
YerIdlat in LibeIl sult.

.'l..i' -a, BUFFALO, October 90. .p
The Jury Ia tho libel suit Of Hon. D. g.,
Kenneit against the Commercial AdcertiEsr
amer one hour and halt dellberatlon, re.
dered q verdict for defendant