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NEW YORK. Msrc. 10 Noon -Flsu dull sht
droopieg. Wheat without decided change. CsTI
stulI aud dropping Po sI a,ner ;d mess, sas;sI q
2l@slsc. Turpenilne quits nj aIc.. Rosin steady
mt S2.os for strained common, and 92.io for gdoc
strained. Preights quiet:
4 900 bales ct s1i@altc. Flour heavy and 's@ltc.
lower ; superfne State, e1ssGs4.ss con,mon,to
fair extra southern, ss.7sgsa1o: Waeat raihe,
LARD Iardo arnernke stSEs' Se nS.A Whisky Vii les afn
western, ssGsssc. groceries sa,, dull, - Naval s,sa,s ssc ais
msc. per sail, t@s-lsc.
BALTIMORE. March lo.-Cotton nominal al
zoe. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady a!
&C. sNg Rats 20 a acae Pc Pork quiet. bacon Weak
sSi,eplders: l2t@ia,c; Lard weak at ls,Gloc. Whfs-
Virginia ~s@0id, ssi; lss7s, sos; coupons, old,
"a; new, 70 bid. ~
ss97Oc !; sound corn firm at 7a@ 74c.. owing to te
light supply: Whiskey dull at 9lGs2c: Pork in
better demand to fill contr acts at &:e. Bacon
nominal shoulders, llc.: clear sides, l5ac. Lard
dull kettle, l3Wl33c.
LOUISVILLE, March lo.-Corn weak and I'M
changed. Provisions dull: Pork. S27. Bacor-
Shoulders, 1l,c.; clear sides, Ice. Whiskey dull
ut Sac.
ST. LOUIS, March O..-Coru declining; mixed,
7iG75c. Whiskey, s3c. Pork, *2s. Bacon-No-
thing doing. Lard nominal.
NORFOLK, VA. March 1o.-Cotton doll and IN
changed at 1a,GI9c. /; receipts, 2ss bales exports,
7ss bales: sales, IS bales: stock, s,ao2 bales.
MOBILE, March 1o.-Cotfon firm, with q limited
| supply, at a0c. receipts, 135 bales exports, ,33l
! bales sales, 500 bales stock, I4,j7s bales.
| GALVESTON, March 1o.--Cotton steady; good
J ordinary, lsic. receipts, sos bales sales, $50
| bales; stock, E,0is bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 10 Cotton steady and In
fair Demand: m!ddlings, 2liN2i5c.; receipts, as
bales. Exports-To Harrc. 3. 100 bales: Bremen,
., 1877 bales; Vera Cruz. 3.a9c bales. Sugar firm
Gold. llOi. New York sight, par.
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GALL ABOARD FOR NuRFuIK.>-South-
crn Ohio is III a glow Of excitement oven
projected connections with the Chesapeake
and Ohio road. The assured prospect of Il
epccdy completion Of that great short line
to the sea is at present the great sensation
in business circles. The Chicago, Toledo,
~ui7ut,3lumhus interest is prospecting for a
route to the kanawhn- H. Mill Nicw
to this connection. Cincinnati is organ
ling Il project for m - up tic river line
TO meet the great Virginia road, and all
the counties in that region are moving with
. zeal and vigor that portcnd n change III
the anti-railroad clauses of the Ohio Con-
s:itution.
II is u wonder that the people of the Ohio
valley have so long submitted 10 the tax of
railroad transportation to the distant port
Of New York when their natural outlet
through the great harbor of Virginia was
accessible By q route so short that it must
relieve their Of half the burden
which now cncumbers ~it.-L0n{SrtHe CoN-
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T~ELEGRApHTC NEWS.
View York stock and Money Market,

W" AOFA StucK aflH Money MafAet
NEW YORK, March 1o-Noon Stocks steady ant
hrm. Money easy at S@e per cent. Sterling Ell.
change-Long, 1888 short, 100. Gold, 1loi. s-.o's
81, coupons, ltps. Tennessee s's-Ex-coupons, SO
now, dss. Virginia Gs-Ex-coupons, rs; new, 70.
Louisiana e's-Old, 743 new, 10 levee s's, "a; SIS,
50. Alabama s's, osA; SIS, 7oi. Georgia ss, 50
Te, pss. North Carolina e's-Old, 45a new, 21k.
South Carolina s's-Old, 90; new, SGT.
Erening.-Money easy mt 4@e per cent. Sterling
Exchange, 1889. Gold closed firm at Il2t bid. CO.
vernmcnts closed active and advanced to Ilot for
'as's. Southern Securities firm and advanced on
all but firginia's. Tennessee s's, 5:b; new, 49,.
Virginia g, Tag; new, 7ls. Louisiana ss, 20 new.
20; levce as, 73l; s's, say. Alabama s's, &c; SIS,
ut. Georgia e's, So rs, aas. North Carolina ss,
at; new, 2ls. South Carolina s's, 50; new. s2a.
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Financial and Commercial.


CORR AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, March 10, 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Wheds-White. $50 bushels. Bed, $50 bushels.
GoTn.-Whlte, 2A bushels. Mixed, I'll bushels.
OGts.-7U2 bushels.
SALEa.
Whedt.-Whlte, 20 bushels prime ut 81. a73 2.
bushels prime at st.as 100 bushels very good nj
FL. 3o-tota 1s2 bushels. Red. 90 bushels prime mi
s1.273: 10 bushels very good Mt ri. IS ii bushels
common nj 81. 20; 81 bushels common at Al %
bushels damaged at soc.-total, c2s bushels.
CDrn.-White, 30 bushels very good ut CSC. Is:
bushels good at sGc.; go bushels good ut ejc.-total
o74 bushels. Mixed, liz bushels mt s73c.; co BUSH
Ills good ut a5c.-tOtal, IT, bushels.
Oats $50 bushels at SIC.
RE-~EXHIBITED.
C0rn.-Mixed, 2Os bushels.
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Conference then adjourned.

THE Got.r PANIC TX New ioRk.-Ncw
York, March n.-The gold excitement OF
yesterday was kept upto-day, and the gold
room has presented Il scene Of the widest
disorder Imaginable. Nearly one hundred
millions Of gold were bought and sold, and
oil sorts Of crazy demonstrations were in
dulgel in every time the price declined. \
private cable telegram reported the death
of Emperor Napoleon, and the price immc-
diately started up, and a large amount was
sold on the tlurry, but a dispatch from
Washington announced the determination
Of the Senate not to rccommit the funding
Till, and the price fell.
The changes to-day were almost without
precedent, and at times it was almost i'm
possible 10 keep pace with the fluctuations
in the price. In mercantile circles bust
ness is unsettled by the fluctuations III gold.
ana prices have Il dropping tendency.
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Dr.. Bullock goes from Baltimore to
Alexandria. lie has declined to reconsider
his determination. His successor III the
tranklin-Strcct church is likely to be Rev.
V. [. Murkland.
james Taylor's factories, near OtisHille,
New York, employed in the manufacture OF
kuit-jackcts, shirts, drawers, and horse
blankets, were burned on Tuesday night.
Loss between $50, 900 and $4,000.
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.,s cattle Market

.sn,y. March s. wses ECO sneep,
s al sS 5; ' ssl past s s::t 1 :: : mi: :, maze s:s :: ' !: 's!; !: ..ss ss;s;
and q: 5S {; se'a: s.; ;S 4 d. S t' si''s lot 's aaas
for sssc. an, umon, &C. g p, gross
t tsl::. IS & S$: :ssi!iss L Il rem sSS sss' % Il head
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PApAL IHFALLlEILITY.-LOndon, March
9.-The German and Austrian bishops at the
Eeumenical Council have agreed TO oppose
the proposition of infallibility as well as
all other new dogmas. It is generally
hoped that the Pope will not precipitatc a
collision with the European Powers.
Paris, March cit is understood that
other Catholic Powers will join France i'll
in her demands for special representa-
,iyes in the Ecuncnical Council. Prince
De La Tour D'Auvergnc D'Lauragnais will
probably be appointed as one Of these rep
rescutatives.
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Foreign Market-lBY TELEGRAPH.

EOTelgn NnfKetS-IB1 IE~LENHAFHTs
IArANA March 1o.-Sngar active a: a@st reals
for No. la. Exchange irregular.
LONDON, March loAToua.- Consols, s2S. United
States bonds, als. Common osin firm.
vERPo March 10 Noon Cotton dull up
lands, lid. Orleans, HID: estimated sales, 5000
bales. Red western Wheat, S.; winter, U.s.. Sd.
ass. lodi. Flour, COS. Sd. Lard fiat ct s1s.
LIVERPOOL March l0-Erening. Cotton steady;
Uplands, Id; Orleans. llt4ilbd.: sales 1000
bales, Including 1000 for speculation and export.
Red western Wheat, IS. ass. Id.
PARIS, March lo.-Bourse opened dull rentes,
~. 47c. {
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c'SssEks1Naf.
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'EAILURING, TAILORING.
CLOTHS. CAS>IMEKES and VESTiNGS.

tLUIIIN, tN|>IM rs, allI ' ESIFNFS.
In addition L. !;EtnN-HADE CLOTHING
keep constantly on hand Il large aud fashionable
assortment OF CLOTHS, tASSlMERES, ADD
EESrINGS, which ] will make up To measure In
-Ll!c latest STYLES ana best workmanship.
nj. Jt~oT f15ETs~ai Germany, lately of Balti-
more, one at the best cutters OIL coats and pants In
the II ttc ofEirginia, j. with me, and II lie cannot
cat to iii ana ilcasc YOU, no one else can. Give
HIM Il trial. SMITH Tlir CLOTHlEH,
1895 Main street.
Statesmen L. \. Saunders, r. +. rccor, j. l..
Smith fp -
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4 difficulty at Forest City, Arkansas, on
Tuesday, between two merchants, nameo0 ..
Prui,t and W. Ellsbury, who were partners,
} egultcd in the shooting and instant death
Of The former. Elsbury surrendered hun,
self to the authorities, anil was committed
- jail for trial.
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ID EMOEAL.-Wc have removed to the
IN storehouse No. l6 FIFTEENTH SIREEl,
formerly occupied by Franklin Stcarns. Esq.
we now have In store orr usual assortment
GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS; als"
stock of LIQUORS, imported ar"
invite our cid patrons ap"'
give us u call
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GAVE Your MONEY.
,,,,,,n SAVINGS BAsh.

mt. institution ;]s ,;,axs i assss1'ii@s ss e thereon
rrn FssIusss. !. ARNusrkAp' mn
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a. l. Il ii | y G.
~ At
Is A & ID " ! Ms.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN STYLE AND
FINISH KNOWN TO THE TRADE.

LATEST 1MrNuVE&EhTS IN STYLE AND
FINISH KNOWN TO THE TRADE.
BUY bALnWiN'S CLOTHING, FOR IT rs
TIE BEST IN TOWN.
EaLDWlN'S CLOTHING GIVES You A
GENTEEL APPEARANCE.
YOUNG AND OLD WILL FIND ALL STYLES
TO UT THEM.
BALDWIN'S SALES II PRESENT SEASON
ASTONlSH ALL.
FIVE THOUSAND SUITS OF ALL GRADES
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, WE SHALL
BE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
COVER THAN THE LOWEST OUR GOODS
SHALL BE SOLD.
BALDWIN TIE CLOTHlER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
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Manifestations one hundred negroes
left Yesterday on the Virginia and Tenncs,
&c mail train. Fiftr-thrcc Of them were
from Culrcpcr county, and came in on the
uranrc aud Alexandria railroad, They
were hound for Memphis. The others had
various destinations in the South.-Lynch-
Guju Ecnmiiicua.
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,,ot, si.ssGsl.:S; purs
wells extra Easis, Rock
.ssaggis, T 81 +; j.. !. k s'Ssss' -
asass;S;ds e 3: Common; s,;.sgss; 1o5 SH0ss:; .ssess'
e. Ks sss- H]iS@aEs siSs''::ssai ! s'sf: WASHED ''e*'s'
,,,nrx WOOL, SC. less.-
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DApER.-Four cases FLAT-CAP PA
PER, IL, Il, and ID pounds; two cases DENY
| aud MEDIUM PAPERS, together with a full as
sortment of LETTER, FOOLSCAP, NOTE, and
FOLIOPosT PAPERS, for sale at Who'll. s,,e and
retail "ooDhorsE & rARHt.M,
&c - Boolse,rers o,sc
DVVAne'ie's anu ,fationcrs.
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I AW-BOOK STORE.
otsor nnI & ENGLio.h'

J. ". r.
>fer NDOLpH En~nd
-.s.s sam -, sssss ssrn Rsf &c sssFssss ' sas.
.or sale on .na The I'D Ss' Law, MEb1cissGGi hooL,
;SsffpS,S Gf Nj TfHisfSsHax66IB .9 sSeks; ) on q RE- I,Is ss sss
q s55s IL !ss s HANS hkks l seG lssssi - s s{ssS;
SRfssbbiissis;' Is shs I'll :!l,, GO and superior sL I'll
39SnS IS ND s ND !'2sss: g.: s's:.;sss;;
; :: !: s;;;S S ;ss %sssa; & s sssIss s 81 ss : .ssi Ssssissss = + S - A. !
s very = 10y ps ,{siis., A HiSs a nsS chfenes' Gold g ss9
&c &c A call is sohcHea-
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eo11o-;;!s:s,r!g! sa s:ssns!, Hss en- En-: ;s:::
sc. Direc'oN' PURCELL Druggists, &c.
G nh i J; g qE gt ~ h : : \
"a ss Y { $%H i h SSEEsbEf 9" To- i: saoA'
1ahfsL Gn.i MAcutENHG6sa.r q ADDL EE:ortsssss
,xy CarY street. near fON
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-.nn1vf, AND L0DGIna.

====5.s I'm GLOVE e SLllsliss.
I'D lust reeeivedog SIS psaaS
mis-
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y conference Of negro northern Mctho,
dists is now in session i'll Lynchhurg.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

MARCH lo.-Thc market is very active and
prices firm for all sorts. We make no change in
quotations, though some classes will sell rather
better, probably, If in good, dry order.
Lfy0s.
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A>orHEE FARM SoLp.-Mr. James W.
clancy has disposed of his nice little farm
on the Valley turnpike, one mile north Of
Woodstock, Va, to Il Mr.. Cross, of New
York, who designs entering on the c~ultiva-
ton Of hops upon an extensive SCALE
The farm, which contains about 1916 acres.
brought so per acrc,-iiucheStrr Times.
PEE>oNAL.-We have had the pleasure of
4 cali from MIR. William II. Wade, editor
Of the Er'"1y Nr">. and proprietor of the
largest job printing establishment II III
Virginia. He is one of the most pleasant
gentlemen We have ever ScCn-what there
Is Of m.-ChuriDiirSriHc Gruiici,.
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rsuild.
.,uny, N. Y. =,
.... from All. 4,s:9 s:i, s;3 II, ' S's::
~ L. Pruyh' e~-ietions urging OF
-'ioust
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GROCERIES. &c.

SUNDRIES.-White Beans, Hominy, and
- Grits Sugar-Cured Hams, Breasts, Shout.
ders, and Joles; Porto Rico and English Island
rup fresh Green and Black Teas Family. Elk
ira, and Supertine Flour. 4,
GEORGE A. HUEDLEY, .
min IN k29 proad street
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

From the Petersburg Index Of yesterday.
runrortant Political Movenent-Spe.
rinl Caucusstngs among h Radi-
cal. Removal from Office to be Re-
.,strd- Council Records md Ortii.
nance E,onks Scizcd-A Demand Tor
shctr Surrender Refused.
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Marriage Notfeet fnre-ted Craft,

Marriage Notices inserted Gratis.
Mt. AMBROSE ECkMAN, 10 Miss ALICE
WILSON, both OF Girard, Ohio.
In Pittsburgh, Pa, at the 81. Charles Hotel,
Oct. -, 1870. by Rev. w. A. Clark. Mr..
CHARLES r. JOHNSON, to Miss LYDIA
LEANITT, boil Of Girard, D.
In Weathersneld, Oct. 2, 1870, Mr.. A. W.
WEATHESRSTAN, OF Girard, to Miss
CATHhRINE REEL, OF Weathersheld.
In Oakland, Cal. at the residence Of 7. B.
Prince, by DR.. A. +. WHITE, Mr.. g. T.
DAVIS, OF Carson City, Nevada, 10 Miss
MAMIE OE, formerly Of BazettR, TTum-
bull Co., Ohio.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. H. d. King, Mr..
JULIE X. MINIS, and Miss ELLA NJ. LII
LIBRIDGE. at the residence Of David Lii
ubridge, Esq, all Of Greene TIP.
On the 18th OF Oct. 1870, In Parkman, by Rev.
Ashahel Reeves, Mr.. r. :. SMITH, TO Miss
ALNlRA TOWN, both OF Middlefeld,
Geauga County, Ohio.
By Rev. y. p. Bailey. at his residence,
ThuTsday, Oct. 9Th, Mr.. MATTHIAS FALK-
ENSTlEN, Of Youngstown, and Miss
ELIZABETH GANTHOLTZ, OF Girard.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. d. L. Hickok, at
his residence, Mr.. HERBERT F. HOLLIS
TER TO Miss MARTHA A. HILLMAN, all
OF Bristol.
residence OF the brides father. in Mecca.
Mr.. JOHN r. MINCHlNI and Miss JULIA
DEAN.
In Canheld. Ohio, at the Union House, Oct.
9Th. $50. by I. A. Justice, Esq, Mr.. DAVID
+. JUSTICE and MissJENStECOLE, both
OF Milton, Ohio.
On the 18th inst. at S p. m, at the residence
OF the brides father, in Warren, by Rev.
b. r. Sharp, Mr.. LEWIS q. LEWIS, and
Miss ELVIRA RICHARDS.
At the residence OF the brides father. New
ton Falls. Oct. Is. lS7O. by y. Ensign, ESQ.
Mr.. MARSHALL J.. MATHEWS, and Miss
JOSEPHINE MARTIN.
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can. McCIeerr,s NomInntIon.

The Sew Orleans Journal Of Eduea-
tios says "The nomination of General
James McCleery, one Of or best piyi-
sion Superintendents of Education IN
Ehis State, docs credit 10 the Republicans
OF his District. We are lolh 10 part with
the General, for the WGrE q public in
struetion in this State could not have bis
superior, and bis equal can hardly be
found in his division, or in the State.
General McCleery's record, from the
time lie graduated, till now, and all
through tb5 war, shines forth 70 his
credit. He lost ona noble arm while in
the army, the other has GOt been known
to DO q mean act. His empty sleeve is a
monument Of praise, and his single ElD
Is a tower 0f strength, while the whole
man, a. he is, will give SO Congress one
Of its noblest members, aqdtQ Louisiana
a Representative OF whom she will be
proud"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

The New York State election comes off
next Monday. The Democrats are eI-
cited on account If the L. S. law re-
curing the registration Of all voters for
members of Congress. ! violation OF
the law incurs severe penalties. i faiF
election, it is generally believed, will
inure to the advantage CT the Republi-
cans, and Of course the Democrats are
correspondingly d~enunciatory Of the
law. Fhs President and cabinet at
Washington held q three kours session,
on Friday. considering questions col-
nected with this general election law,
and particularly as to New York, the
general sentiment being that it should
be strictly enforced without detriment TO
the rights Of any voters, butin the inter
est Of all. The arrangements are nov
complete 20 Ia IS military force is con-
cerned, and orders 70 EbEir Gopmanders
issued enjOining upon them great csu=
ton, so as 10 give no cause for q breach
Of the peace, but be in readiness to rend-
er such aid as may be necessary in the
proper enforcemertGf the law.
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The Portage County Demoeraf tells Of
a pretentious man in that county who,
a few days since, stopped taking the
local paper because he could get o
square inches OF printing, for less money,
from Cincinnati. That man is like the
little Chinaman, who in purchasing a
pair OF oowhid5 boots, took pair four
sizes larger than he needed, and eI-
planned his conduct by saying that he
wanted 10 get IS much leather as he
could for his money.
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On last Saturday, in Newport, Ky.
opposite Cincinnati, Michael Murray and
a drOver named Beach, were spEeeing
until late in the day. Beach had three
hundred dollars stolen from him about
midnight. MurraS wn6 has =h9gn con-
siderable money in the evening, was SET
upon IN the Street and killed with d
bfUdgebn. From the circumstances il is
SUPPOSED that Ire took Beach's money.
Over one hundred dollars we're found
a him alter his death. AyhO. com
mitted the deed is not known,
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LATEST O EUROPE.

Tuesdays new from Europe is not
specially important, further than that it
states that the bombardment Of Paris
begins November l.
Garabaldi has been driving out Jesu-
lists, and thereby incurred the ml-will Of
some OF his Catholic troops.
A serious battle and Prussian victory
near Paris is reported.
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Another Hurricane in Cuba--The Wes-
tern Coast Devastated 1.-The Losses

Another Hurricane In Cuba--The WeS-
tern Coast DeVaStated...Th Losses
OF Life and Property Immense.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA correspond
ent IN Havana, writing under date of
October -, sends the particulars of a
second great hurricane on the 18th
and 10th, not less destructive than
that Of October 7 and S, in that part Of
the island spared before, the Nerelto
AbajO region. 1t is now the seem Of
the greatest loss. The towns Of San
CustObal, Candelavia, Guanaiaw, Mar
lei, BatabanO, and scores OF villages.
are level with the ground, and the
large and beautiful town Of San De
Los BaDOs exists only in lame. There
are hardly enough foundations left to
show where il was. Not a wall re-
mains. Outside of the towns the farm
houses and sugar mills were leyeled,
ana the growing crops Of cane and to-
Dacco destroyed. In the whole island
the effects Of the storm have been TO
reduce the sugar crop TWENTY-FIVE per
sent n the tobacco crop twenty
tnese are inside figures, and when the
w uetalls are in, they may be nearer
lnlIty tnan twenty-five per cent
Along the coast, from every town
come reports Of disasters to shipping.
probably over one hundred vessels
were forced on shore and the majority
lost. The losses are estimated at sew
eral millions. Full details Of the storm
Of October eth and Sth reported two
thousand two hundred lives lost, and
the total of direct losses in houses and
property, without including damage
to crops, of twenty-five million dol
lars. The government had distrib-
uted halfa million dollars among the
sufferers, and taken other prompt
measures TO relieve the suffering
Three thousand women and children
are supported at MatanZas.
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GEAUGA.
R. l,7O6: D. 375 P, ). Republican
majority l,93l-a falling Off Of 3Sl from
1863.
TRCMBCLL.
R. 1891; D. I,7Os; P. 100. Republican
majority 1854 decrease Of 4s9.
PORTAGE.
R. 1876; D. 1850; P. II. Republican
majority 696. Decrease Us.
MAHONING.
r. 2,4Ssi D. 9,S08i p. o. Republican
majority Is2. Decrease ISL.
The Republican majority in this Con-
gressional distnict, on the State ticket, is
three thousand below that Of last year.
It may be some consolation to hope that
the reduced vote Of this year leaves a
vide margin to figure on Republican
gains at the next election.
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Mary A. st~!nebaugh, who graduated
from oberlin College, in 1854, and who
has lately become somewhat noted as
? Methodist preacher, was married a
couple OF sundays ago, at Palermo, 10
Rev. Henry ]. Bradford, a Methodist
minister. Justbefore tho marriage cere-
mony, Miss Stinebaugh preached before
the conference which was in session at
Palermo, afteF Fhich she stepped from
the pulpit to the altar, when the MAJ
Fiage ceremony was performed. What a
NJ the Rey: Bride would be in il the
conference should appoint Aef 10 : dis
tant church from her husband.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02
DEATHS.

Notice o. death Gee-ObiflldTy fire cent? per line
At the residence OF Mrs. Bradford on Elm
Street, Warren, Ohio. on the 10Th OF OctO-
Der, Of consumption, Miss RUTH L. AID
GATE,RgedT2y years, formerly Of Montyille,
Conn.
2)th. 1870, Ms. BETSY ROGERS, wife OF
Addison Rogers, and daughter Of Abner
and Mary Rush, in the 4lst year other age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

The Chicago Tribune has the following
sound remarks, which our Democratic
cotemporaries will do we'll to read and
ponder over before preparing lengthy
essays upon the greatness Of the recently
deceased Robert i. Lee;
In the view Of sound military CTiti-
cism, General George H.. Thomas was
at least as good a soldier o. General
Robert Z. lee, When General Thomas
died, the Democratic Journals Of this
country were extremely economical in
their eulogiums. Now that General Lee
is dead, those Democratic Journals are
excessively eItravagant in their eulOgi-
ums. The reason is, Thomas fought for
his country, and Lee did all in his power
% sgbvert our Constitution and destroy
the Union. IL is a fellow teeiiug makes
those journals so wondFous kind.
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BANKRUPTCY
o. $50. ?

II IN LNI TT"
DIN the District CourtOf the United States
for the Northern District OF Ohio In the
matter Of Daniel r. Becker, bankrupt In
Bankruptcy. The undersigned hereby gives
notice Or hirnppOintmenfh As Assignee % the
estate OF Daniel r. Becker, Of Hubbard,
Trumbuu County, Ohio, within said Dis
tricL. WhO has been ~RdJudged = bankrupt
upOn the petition Of creditors, by the Dis
tTict court Of said District.
l. W. FORD.
Cleveland, O., Oct. ls, Is7O-3f