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special Notices.
FRANK C0EN,
Architect and Builder.

Architectural Drawings, including Plans, Ele'
y0tlonB, Sections, Specifications Detail Draw.
inVs complete with Estimates Of Quantities aud
All Information in regard to Building or remodel
Ing furnished free Of charge (RrAtis.I
NV system OF business In contracting does
away with the Vexed question OF extras, and
temDlRting Building or Rem0dellnI than any
other parties In the city can give.
OPPICB AND RKsIDENcB-C CORNER FOURTH
IA ~ WHEELZN0, " Va.
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MIR. sUMNER is the Oldest Senator in
continuous service, having entered tho
Senate in 1851 Us the successor Of Daniel
Webster. Mr.. Cameron is the Oldest in
years. lie will be eighty years old if he
lives until his term expires in 1870.
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ITrHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

PREPARAToRY DEPARTMENT-oreT Teacher.
ACADEMIC DEPARThENF-Throe Teachers.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTNENT-Pour Teachers.
Music AND AIT DEPARFIGENT-FourT Teachers.
LATIN, FRENCH and GERMAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Music, PenmAnBhipr
Book Keeping, Latin or Elocution.
Tho Second Session will commence MONDAY,
February Sd. JAZZ
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FAR western papers call upon Congress
to adopt measures To- prevent the exter'
mlnation Of bulFIloes, which are slaugh.
tered by thousands solely for the sake Of
their hides.
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DIED.

GoOD-In this city, on Saturday afternoon,
Judge IosEB c. GocD, in the Gsth year Of his
age.
Tho funeral will take place nom his late resi-.
dcncc on Monroe Street, above 6Eh this alter.
noon at O'Clock. Friends Of the family invited.
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ALocAI paper reports that farmers in
Lincoln county, Missouri, have to go ten
miles to get water to cook With; the In
ference being that they don't use 1t for
any other purpose.
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NEW JERSEY made handsome profit
out of its State Prison last year, and feels
qnite encouraged in its efforts to increase
the numhor Of It's criminals.
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rARM FOR SALE.

Offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, W. Va. some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Rheel-
ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres Of ArstclasB land, nearly all OF which
% In q 1ne state Of cultivation. The improve.
meptS are all Of the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with oil the
convenience necdfal. A large cistern supplies
It With all tho water for which rain water Is need
cd: There 10 alec large Barn, with cellar; sta-
BILE room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon house, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four r0ome; with Churches and School
House within 0 short distance. The said lAndis
well watCred, and falling well at the barn.
There is good Vineyard Of CatRWba and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number OF the beSt 90.
lection Of Fruit Trees In fall bearing, consisting
OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost al tho 1tet quality OF
small fruit grown In this part Of the country.
Any perEOn desiring good home near TO the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can probably dis.
pose OF whatever they may raise for tho market.
will do well to call on the subscriber, who VIII
give all tho necessary information. Terms easy.
: iR7-d&W N. T. WAYMAN.
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AN Atlanta, Ga, editor Is letting his
beard grow in consequence Of fortune
teIler's prediction that he would cut his
throat before long.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
Manhood restored. Impediments 10 Marriage
removed Now method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
FREQ, In scaled envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. ,
South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa. IAN lnstltu'
tion having high reputation for honorable coz.
duet and professional skill. dec7.d6W
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CAUTION ! hSAA1sskEIRRER gIHhlIa.

Buyers are cautioned % avoid tho nnmeEo1l
Colpterfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'B SONS. New York,
octl7Cod Agents for the United States
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice B1ilding Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 800 to $1,000 each.
T1Rns-o ne.iourth cash, the residue In equal
Installments at one, two and three year, with In.
terest. JNO. p. GTLCHRI6T,
aplo Atop Nm.
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THE price Of tickets for the inaugural
ball will be $50, double the price on such
an occasion heretofore.
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

LILO is rendered miserable when the digestivG
organs arc impaired. Food becomes repllsiVe;
melancholy brOods over you. TUFTS VE6ETA'
BLB LIVER Pills is the remedy for these evils;
they produce sound digestion; create good ap'
petite, impart rerreshlng sleep and cheeTiulnesS
Of mind.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is HARMLESS.
fCs-eod&w
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ORGANIC wEARNRsu


Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeon, loD
Colleges In the United States, and Id Sr1O,a!
part or whose life has been spent In he MONTH";.
Of London. Paris, Philadelphia, and elISTSseS.u'
has effected some. of the most ASTONISHING ~
ever known. Many troubled with rInTihS !.
the head and ears when asleep, great nsTIoB y
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bSISfOi
neSP, with frequent blushlng, attended Io%.
times with arrangement Of mind, we've end
Immediately. -''S
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Subscribers to this paper will please remember
that the undersigned 10 tho Plblleher's Agent
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men eoptsmc,,v.
Marriage, being aware OF PhysIcSl W9ITouig
organic debility, deformities, speedily eurS5
10 who places himself under the az al n.
tlem4n, and confidently rely upon hiS ;filI Y 20
physician. - -'' 'A1u y q
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1873.
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Especially, who have been the yIe,In,I o
~ Vice, that dreadful and destS1ctIMS. sofia
which annually sweeps 10 an untIntIS oASlt
thousands Of Young Men Of The I5oSg ,gEaNe
talent and brilliant intellect, who miSSt o,Had
wise have entranced listening SenateE T,t TEtnet
thunder Of el0Quenee, or walked 10 S+,,.s W. !eO
thrilling Tyre, may cali with full eOpa denrS1 a'
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RIVER.

PITTSBURGH, November - River tall.
ing, feet ~ inches in tho channel
NASHVILLE, November 5.-Riyer fall
ing rapidly; feet inches on shoals.
Weather hazy, pleasant.
VIcKsnURo, November Up Mary
Alice and bargss, Katie, Capitol City,
Fannie Lewis. Natchez did not get OF
until p. IN, to-day. Raining all day.
Riuer rising.
New ORLEANS, November Arrived
Carrie and Koun,z, St Louis John
b. Msude, Memphis. Departed Belle
Lee, Chicott City. Raining almost ever
since noon yesterday.
EVANSVILLE, IND, November o.
Clear and mild. River fallen 2 inches
Port list--Down-Arch Grover, p m
Coalhill, 0 am; Grey Eagle 2 p m;
Idlewiids, 3p m. Up-George Roberts,
sam; Esyette, p m; Mary Amount,
4 pm. Business duh.
MEMPHIS, November Driver rose
10 inches; weather cloudy and indica-
tions OF rain. Arrived--City Of Quincy
and Wager, st. LOUIS; John Howard,
New Orleans. Departures tomorrow
City OF Chester for St. Louis ut o p m,
Onswscha Belle and Scudder for New
Orleans 1t 4 p m.
Sr. LOUIS. November G.-Arrved- -
Mouutsineer, Missouri River; Clinton,
Ksokuk; Julia, Vicksburg; Anna, Ohio
River. DspArled-Susis Silver, Henry
Ames and Future City, New Orleans
Clinton. Dubuque; Grand Tower, Mem.
phis. River about stationary, weather
clear and warm and business Improving
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MARKET REPORT.

New YoRK, November 5.--Business in
the Dry Goods market continues very
quiet with manufacturers agents, and tho
iobbing trade is sluggish. The market
der the lately reduced prices, Cotton
held. Clothing wooiens are dull and ir-
regular.
Sew ORLENs, November 5-Flour in
good demandi triple, " 25@s 80; family
$9@9 rs Corn dull; mixed "a white 10.
Oats quiet b2@5s. Bran dull. Hay dull
and lower; primo $22; chece $24 Pork
Offering at $40 so Shoulders dull at &c.
Bacon duh and depressed: clear rib 20;
clear sides S(lste; no demand for hams.
Lard scarce with only local demand; tierce
ss(Gsr key Toe. Molasses quiet; prime
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MAST AND THE NEW YORK
HERALD

The New .Xsre :JAsss,s ~ S.as a he:
commanded the respect AM admiration o.
the country and the world, 10 now en-
gagged ia one not so wide in its 70.
suits as some Of its former ones
but fully Is liberal in its spirit, and char
actsristic Of the Herald's friendliness TO
honest merit whenever found. Tho Her
aids attention having been called to the
fact thst Mast, the celebrated cAricaturist
OF the Journal of Civilization notwith-
standing his successful efforts in the
cause OF the Republican party, is still
poor man, who makes a precarious liv-
ing by delivering lectures in various parts
OF the country, has started fund for the
benefit of the impecunious artist, and
will receive contributions from any
source and see that they are faithfully ap-
piled 10 the object proposed. The Her
AIDS appeal has already been responded
to, and donations are pouring in from all
sides. No body need be deferred on the
score Of not being able TO give much.
Several rich men, indeed, have contrib
ussd literally, some sending as high rs
two dollars 10 the Mat fund, and one gen.
srous soul has made tho offer OF monkey
and shsnd-orgsn; but the bulk Of the sub
seriPtions are in sums Of three, ave and
ten cents; and some, themselves poor, blu,
who think the will should be taken for
the deed, have sent postage stamps, once
used. to be sure, 10 help swell tho fund for
the deserving Mast.
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THE TWEED CASH.

NEW YoRK November 5.-In tho
Tweed case. after n recess. Judce Davis
announced that be should take no action
on IN. untruthful and extraordinary pa.
per presented by Tweeds counsel and or.
dered the case to proceed, sharply checking
u'hns'" Oh" ""'...'', WV uye.ou " ~
que 'ne Poin'' h''er eAan''n'"g Ju'or
ana reJeeths MN, anu "heh SCANNING
u" second one, Tweed couhsei CANNED
that rs under the new law the court vas
acting ms trior OF Jurors, he should take
the oath formerly prescribed for triors.
Judge Davis stated it was no new thing
for Judge to DO "a trior. The counsel
commended against the Judge, but without
any decision on this novel point tho court
adjourned until tomorrow. It's under
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McPhcters has 6s majority over Bross
outside the city precincts, with Halle.
wood TO hear from, which will probably
give BroS a majority. In tho city Bross,
majority is $50.
Lynch received l5i majority in the
above precincts over both his opponents
1872 over Crowley and 81 over Dawson.
Martins majority in the precincts
named 10 3l7.
Mrs. Browns vote in the precincts
named was l73; Lswrences, 1874; Put
mans, 1913 Mrs. Tsylor's, 20.
The total OF votes for each candidate
for Com missioner in the above precincts
10 n follows Wilson, 29l, Of which
number he received one.third in Goose
Island Martin, 22s; Sanders, 34O
Hodges, l4l McCrite, 1923; Msri,hldon,
40; Fisher, ls9; McGee, - The
strongest Candidates outside OF Cairo
were Sanders, Wilson, ami Thomas Mar.
tin. 1.-THE opposition in Cairo to Mr..
Wilson had been concentrated in Mr..
Martin instead of on Mr. Hodges. Mr.
Wilson could have been easily defeated
Mr.. Martin would have received more
votes that Mr.. Hodges did in Cairo, and
would have defeated him by h,
least 100 majority. But we shall
not weep over the split milk Of Mr.. vii
sons election, IL the result teaches hin
wisdom. He has scratched" into th,
Office. lie is a minority commissioner
Out Of over 200 votes polled in tho city
Mr.. Wilson received only 42a-s56 vote,
lees than half Of the numbes cast in Cair,
~ Tuesday last. In Cairo and the coun
Try precincts asmed above, about ! so,
votes wore Polled, Of which number Mr.
Wilson received only us Mr.. Wilson
may learn from what We have said thai
he has no reason TO boast OF his success
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TIE president and all his cabinet are
In Warrington At present, or were at lat
est tslegraphic dispatches The occur
renee 10 so rare one, tina. it is worth
making note Of. The question has re-
Gently been asked with much chow OF
reason, whether, IL the same rule in re-
gard 70 salary were observed in tho case
Of the highest and best paid officers in
the government, As obtains in the case Of
the clerks in the departments, namely n
deduction Of salary for every day spent
away from the capital, the president, bic
advisers and assistants would not put in
more time at Washington and less in vari-
Gus other parts Of the country.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

TROUBLE IN THE ROLLING MILLS.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-The lower
rolling mills at New Albany closed to-
day, the workmen demanding an advance
of wages, to which the propretors would
not accede and discharged thom. Four
hundred men are thus thrown out of en-
ployment. The cement mills around the
falls will shut down tomorrow, having a
large stock piled up and light sales. The
iron moulders belonging to tho union
have refused to acceds to n reduction Of
wages, and Li,hgow Il Co. will discharge
100 mon and close their foundry In a day
or two. The Louisville rolling mills have
stopped operations. Many establishments
are running on reduced wages, and others
will close when their present contracts are
completed.
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6s@G0c. Whiskey scarce Of 95c; Cincinn.
Mi 81 o.. Coffee 229a3ic. Cora meal
firm At 50 80.
CHICAGO, November b.--Flour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower, closing weak,
No spring sold 81 o2@l o24; regular
81 o5; north western NJ 2 closed, IL 9sl
cash or Nov; 81 99t Dec, No 9.
Corn, opened firm, closed dull ana
lower; No mixed 3is@3lic cash; 3Ge
Dec.
Oats dull and lower, No :, 27i@26!c
cash. 2Si@2stc Dec.
Rye steady, sic.
Barley dull and unsettled closing lower
No 2, fail 81 si@8i spring 81 %.
Provisions steady, mess pork sil 80
cash or Jan; Sl2 Feb.
Lard, fair demand and easier, CSC cash
shoulders 3sc; packed short rib, indies
and long clear 5Sc; bacon unchanged.
Highwnes ssc, closing at size.
ST.. LOUIS, November 5.--uemp norn-
insl fair TO choice undressed 75cdtSl 20.
Flour dull superfnc SO 2j@)4 0Oi y,
81 2j95 90; XX, IS 25(1G co. xxx,
So 25@7 90; choice to family 81 25GD7 70;
fancy 50 oOG9 10.
Whea, DUR aud unsettled No. spring
95@ysc; soft offered at 81, without buy
ere No. A red fall 81 10; No. q ~ 20;
new 81 Al 80.
Corn duh and lower; No. 2 mixed 3Gsc
cash, for regular car lots.
Oats dull and lower; offered at 3lc
cash; 3jlc bid tor mixed.
Barley dull No, spring 81 20Gl %;
sample lot. brought 81 27tal 81; choice
Nebraska 81 35C4l 40.
Rye inactive; No. 2 elGG2c
Pork dull. at Sll; no stock.
| Dry sailed meats, quiet and unchanged
Bacon irregular, with a wide margin he
tween cash and time prices clear ribs
Ole; clear sides Gic, cash; clca. ribs Gsc
clear sides &c, thirty days time.
Lerd dull domestic new steam Ggrte7c
Whisky steady and firm, at soc,
Coffee irm; Rio 27t@2s.c
Cattle dull; good to choice native
stoers nominal, ut 81 0OCo1I % wiutered
T xanss3 O093 10; through stock VI 81
g 80.
Hogs dull, at 50 25@3 CO. Receipts
80, 900 head
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.MILK-PURE AND IMPURE-

The health officer Of Louisville il deem
in the mysteries Of testing the milk vend-
cd BY the milk dealers OF that city. The
milk 10 tested by galsctometer, a glass
tube, made to aost upright in the ws,er,
and surnounted with stem upon which
are two scales. one for use in testing the
quality Of skim milk, the
other that Of milk in which the cream
has not been removed. In order to do
termine the proportion of cream present.
the instrument must DO used IN connec-
tion with smother, called the lactonstsr
designed for that purpose. The milk "a
be tsstsd must beat atsmpsra,ure Of sixty
degrees, Ia order 10 arrive at a correc,
sstimats OF its purity, it having been
shown that milk, freshly taken from
the COW, contains about thirty
three per cent. Of natural waite
according 10 the lsctoneter, but wheI
cooled 70 the proper temperature is foun,
ey the same test to be nearly equal l.
cream. Out OF forty-three milk vender
OF Aouhvilie, less than one-third who fol
low that business in the city, thirteen
were found who water their milk NOR,
or less, swsnty-four sell pure milk, an,
six have what is known - rich or over
pure milk When 1t Is understood thu
Of all tho articles Of diet used by man
milk 10 the most important, contsinin,
within itself oil the elements necess.y,
for the sustsnsncs and growth O
the human body, It is appsren. TIM
10 purity "a . matter Of the utmost co o.s
Qusncs. Individual sickness often resul,
from the use Of impure milk, and durin
late epidemic Of typhoid fever in on
portion Of London, the cause, upon exam
faasion. wss confidently believed to hsy
bssn found 10 the adIltsrstion OF the mil
cold In that locality by watering it fro,
- impure we'll.
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PROBABILITIES.

WAsHISGroN, November 5--For the
northwest falling rain wi,h southeusterly
winds and warmer and increasingly
cloudy weather. For the lakes northerly
and easteriy winds, partly cloudy and
clear weather. For tho Ohio Valley and
thence TO Southern Tennessee northeast
erly winds, lower temperature and partly
cloudy weather, For the Gulf States
northeas.erly winds, falling temperature
cloudy weather, with occasional rain,
clearing away Thursday morning. For
south Atlanti: States northeasterly
winds, falling temperature, cloudy weather
aud rain near the coast. For Middle
and States falling Temperature, northerly.
winds and generally cloar weather.
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STATE AUDITOR LIPIscoTr has just de-
tsrmined the per cent. on the valuation
on taxable property in the state to be
raised for expenses Of the state govern
nsnt to be thirty.six cents on each 500.
Last year the rate was .eventy.ave cents
on each 500, and the amount raised was
81 ,oo0, 900 less than the same to be raised
this year. The reduction in the present
10 owing TO the largely increased valua-
tion Of property over the valuation of last
yoar.
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NICK S EI1l rs,

NIcKsBURG, November 5.--The election
returns are incomplete. This city gives
Alcorn 100 majority. The regular Re-
publican county ticket is elected, except
two representatives. The county gives
Ames about 5000 majority, against $500
last election. Large Conservative gains
are reported from every precinct. Only
about one half of the usual vote was
polled.
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aha county by a handsome majority. Tay-
Tor, democrat, and Cumm mes, republican,
are elected representative In the Troy
district, Donephorn county, H. Stout is
elected representative. The Icpu1biica ~
elect all of their candidates in jackson 1
county, except register of deeds and one
commissioner. The farmers ticket was
successful
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EROM KOSTON.

REDUCTION or PAY AND LABOR.
BosroS, November On Monday next
the Esston railroad will reduce the hours
OF labor and pay twenty per cent.
LOWELL MILLS.
A meeting of the representatives of the
Lowell mills has been held to consider the
best course to pursue under the present
depression. These mills employ about
$4,000 hands and operate half million of
spindies and about 1900 looms. 1t was
voted to begin at once to run on three
fourlhs time and so continue until tho con-
dition of affairs changes.
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FROM ALBAN Y.
NEW YoRk LEGIsLATuRE

ALBANY, November 5.--Tbe Albany
Ev ening journal claims that ~ Republic
cans, u Democrats and one Independent
Republican are elected to the Senate. 1t
puts Thompsons in the Twsnty.!hrd dis
trict, and Woodward, in the Twenty
sixth, rs elected, although both are in
doubt. 1t says the returns for the As
semb lymen are so incomplete that It's table
may he changed.
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FRANCE.
THE BAZAINE TRIAL.

PARIS, November AT Bazsine' trial
to-day, Count Poliskso, Napoleon's last
minister of war, testified in regard to his
acts while in Office. He accepted no re-
sponsibility Of march on Sedan be ad-
miited that he received no Paris dispatch
from Marshal Bszaine; he did no. notify
McMshor. II is believed the Marshal
was already aware of its contents.
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FROM ATCHISON.
THE ELHCTIOk.

ATcn,soN, kansss, November 5.-Com.
plete returns from this county show the
following result; Seip, republican csndi.
date for sheriff, hiss 2 Of u majority.
Quiggs, farmer, for treasurer, lO5 major.
ity; Korbs, farmer, for county clerk, IL
majority; Woodwork, republican, for
surveyor, 35l majority, and Bynlng &, TO.
publican, for coroner, LOG majority
Storch and Lambert, repu blicans. and He.
non, farmer. are elected commissioners
Thorton and Wilson, republicans, and
Stoner, farmer, are elected representatives
The republican ticket is elected in Mem
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FROM SALT La X 4.
FINANCIAL MATTERS.

SALT LAKE. November 5.--Thore isa
outlook for the winter 1uan-
cisly. But little bullion has moved since
the eastern panic. A private bank sus-
pended this morning, the result Of which
is tha, money is tighter than ever. The
s.nppage of Clcws Il Co, Of New York,
affected parties here seriously.