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Tho increasing supply Of money in nenrly all
The principal Eastern cities tends to confirm tho
theory TINT there will be moro money to iuvost
in real estate within the noxt five or sIx months
Than for soyora ycars BEFORE Tho cause OF
this is now generally understood to bo that tho
amount Of securities OF a sufficiently reliable
tharacter to attract tho Investment of cantal is
very smpll, For tho present. capital ia finding
Investment to q large oxtout in commodities.
Drcadstutrs, provisions, aud cotton arc absorb
ing grcat lcul OF money bchuging to PERSONS
who seldom invest in such things. But as tho
crous are gradually disposod of by oxportation
This means Of temporary Investment OF moaoy
will be diminished, a Chicago banker, who llas
cceptly returned from New York CITY, gaya that
,ome Of tho most conservative and best-Anown
,aulera Of tlat CITY belioyo tint the cra of
incubation in railroads. witch ended q year
.co, will be- succeeded by all era Of SPECULATION
a real estate In tho chief commercial Cities
During tho great expanaion Of rai1roails tho ten-
Ioncy was to invest oapttal in remote lauds in
Avinr ont and building nm new towns in The
7ar.West. Now TINT fila ranction bua taken
.ta,a 49, t,aao,ov nil, ~ - a.,.;
Saco' tne eoauenos WI, W. ~ concentrate eapi'
n IN tho centres o1 traae, instead OF tlspersng
t in tho ontpoats.
But aside from this theory, it now seems tol-
.xohlv oatto,, lint ,rodo ~ III ,;,t,r v;l1 h.,
va tor tha novI .;x n,onth. nn,1i,at ,nonav as;11
"'e ~ NV o' A'S'"", VA" .'ss 1Ao'4os NM
20 plenty atter tha mludlo OF tho cuEront
Month. This will mako it easy to borrow on
commercial paper, and this, again, will cause an
,x,o,a;o,, ~ ,norconti1o croait +, nr,bo1tv f,1t
'sps" ~.a,. ~ ,o,.so ~ e,n,s 49,; ~.
stea. ~ oa.o1s ~ to,' ~ ~ l"1o' "au sa
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Foreign froiglts are repoyted rather weak,
owing to n check III tho demand for freight room.
They are now quoted as follows: 10 Liverpool
vim Now York, Sl.1o on Iard, .o5 on bacon, 9So
on gratn, oil III gold, per l0o lbs; VII Boston.
9l.05 OIL lard. bao0u. aud pork; via Baltimore,
81. .o5 tn lard, ba con. boef, and pork anti 95o Oh
grniu. 10 London, yia Now York, sl.27 GU
1ald, 91.22 oil bac0n, and 4l.27 on pork: To
pork, 81.13. aud grain. $l.0211. 10 Briatol,
l.35 OIL lard md 3l.30 on baaon.
1u refurrng lids morning to tho proposed
Montreal (mlaprinted milwaukee, y inspection
results would DO tho facilities afforded thereby
for tracing up mixed cargocH. We arc desired
to my tLut. If any information OF that kind be
needed in Chicago, 1t can 10 obtained from tho
booIss OF our Warehouse Registrar, without 20"
ing to anotllor city 1t.
iAo loading produce markets. woro rather leas
active to-day, and averaged lower. Tho rcasnii
fur the easier fceling III grain was principally
the allogod discovery That the "tlcker" quoted
other mnrKels too high yesterday, and tue stato-
not favorable. to t!rmneaa. Tho rooe4!pts, too,
exhibited slight iuoreaBe, Tho markets. were
weak, howov6r, there boing falr domand, ut d
lower rango Of prices. iu Wheat and corn. and o
tlim feeling all around towards tho close. -
Illoro woro no luW Developments IN tho dry
goods Inariat. Iralo was reported fair ut tlriin
aud unchanged priceH. Groceries sold to u large
aggregate, aud tho general nlarhet WAS AEanl
ilrm and buoyaut. Co[aos arc Rtill unsettled
a.d advancing, anl sugars, srups, lnolasHcs, and
some other llnaa 'aro also tendlng to higher
prcos III the b,l.tor mud chopso ,narkotH there
was fair activity. and both Of those Htnp!e artl-
clcs woro held with pronounced ilrinuasH, tho
fortnor ut 20G133o for comnou to fancy, and Tho
goods gro at.l somewhat ueglpctol. atld tlla nd
vauao wInc Aas seenOl Imminent for Bono
ti1no tnst laB not yet takon place. Holders,
,owosor, ARC confident, aud arc rof,lsImg to till
oldera ut any concession. Tho drled.sr.!t trado
advance. Domoatics havo mostly looa bouglt
III, by speculalo.a, WHO are boldipg for atill
ligAof agusss, aad In applas, peauhos. aud blaak-
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tlioro has not bcen much dono tu tho why o.
aales yot. Mosera: Y. u. horfoot q Co. oa hoid
llIs noros II tho NV: Or goo. ~ !o"n ~, ~ ~
n milo southwest of tho brlaoW9l1) Tor elo,ouV.
hoarly a. oasll. Al oIcf OF $oou pGf nero w
mado tnis Wenk tof ~ aofea IN tho y, y. = q q
&C. ~ ao" ~. - MIios don.h aaa o, to na1 mGt "
OF onlmot Ml,verl; 1nor9 IL = goou @ Hual "
ACTIVITY ~ niiag ~ nGaa,g a O." .ne noupta1 .at ~
p.acea a'o.t tl!e oif, sousm 1noto "so no' III
many saieg or cnoap !p.s as uhual. H.
LORD D'ttaroaIy: n .nc roason ,a ,,.,, ~ MI ;
sont nnIa,sood n,', m tlin w"nk - ~. I'll tHo "4tnnt al
S4eosu; o.,n.o. o,,.i. ,,,, os ,o., L., IL.
!ron- WoTKodh A1uitioh 70 eoutA chacabo, III
@.go 70 9zoV per lot.
]. u. !lntvoy, for the west ChtcaRo Lana Com
tioti, md Wpst rorty-sooon1 stroo.s considera-
tiu,,, $3.50 pcr lot.
20 7e'n ., I1,,,t rnt ~ nm5 n,oci.
ntso Mo5 70 ~ ~ o1h Z. t1.s T. ,5" n.us'.
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Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption:. s,354 bu wheet; 6,24o by corn; 4,078
b1 oats ; 9,oo5 bu rye; 2,0o7 bu barley. With
trawn for do during the wook: q, AIS bu wheat;
q, 9o5 bu coru; G,444 bu oats 7.30s bu ryo
1s,2ss bn barley.
The following grain has boon inspected into
storo this morning, up to 10 o'clock 279 cars
wheat, 81 cars corn. 21 cars outs. Bears rye, Il
cara barley. Total, 401 cars, or l46, ,oDO bu.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipmenrs
OF brcadsturs and live stock at this point during
tho past week aud foe the corresponding weeks
eudiuH III dated:
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). SHEET-Thc rocclpts AAYO nearly doubled. but
there has also been liberal Increase in tho demand,
and the quotations of week ago have boou pretty welt
astained In addition to the wa1ts Of the loeal trade
there laa been q good shipping demand tho uun'1sr
tnken for tho Eastern Markos reaching nenrly 1000
head. Wo quote tho murRot steaay ut 80 for
poor to common; ut s3.75@4.D0 for medium, aud at
81. 4.25@5.00 for good to STRICTLY choice.
- KANSAS CITY.
KASsAs Crry, No., Jan. 1o.--CArTLE-No new ff1-
tures priccs firm sales goods natvo steers, $s.so:
other grades unchanged.
Hoas-Rcccipts very light Total number Of hogs
{ackea "p to dAe. l9l 76, aga!ns. ll1 2Ga the sas
time last year Market fairly acre, and prices ower
eIlreMe, f4.5QGai 80.
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which alarge follows the ss,sug!cs.
Theknoas-F1ve ahinGes to DO two inehoa III thick
Lougsh-sislcou incloa.
Black Walnut Counters, oo.oo81so.co clcsr,
~ es9smmnaon ssn na sas.oosooo GULL S2oou@
Il, Xss%disss s:Sooss & common, slooooas co
SstSs!esr: g .odato.osa'; eonS'on, sie.ooe2soo
TskosyI9Isls IA s2ssasseaSooo; common, s2aoaa
Maple-.cIear, 81 oot935.oo common, $lo.oe@a5,oo
IattafnSt=clcsr, *as.oo@eo.oo; common, s2oou@
oASsryosar, I ,o1 1s,,9ososcooo; common, sl5.oo5
VII %Slevsoi1S!sss s.. .eea.o.oo; common. ssoooe
25.0u; Gull. slo,ut@l5.C0. -
WaS9 T.. azlss pss @ r. ss ss \ 4,
Iioriia red cedar 35o PEI Il rnahoeany, sSlsaoc
do counters 6oc; roaewood. 6oasoo whito holly s0c
| METALS AND T1NNEns' srooK-rrulo is stcadt-
ness. Tiapate s strong nt the recent aAyance, and
copper y also 5n; iugot copper hsvlng advsncel sc
advanced o about IN average of per cont, and te Dis
count ia 80 per cent. Tue new iat acreSs has een
largely Reduced ana tls dIrcount Is 4sG5o per cent
sSsas, IT, ia g. sss5 :ss 'tS'? g. ,a
LEAD;1rg' = $40; bar, loo; pipo, full eolh, loxo;
SHEET ztso-Full casks, loHc; half casks 1oko;
fcss quantity. lle; slabs. 8he.
, sItfs II IT,. 1aoSoT9 ~ "a Tstes Huss!a tsen
rates American Nusain--A, 'l4c; il, lie.
GALVANIZED 1noS-No: 1a@2o. ~; No. 2,@a4 1ac;
Of 10 pcr cent il n,ade from, this lit. >'''
CoFpER-Coppor bottoms, $40; braziera over Il !bs
aas aof to nea ssss s9per se' un'Sea "copper" no d.
WlnEvEos TO 9, %; 7to 19o: 1oto11 l1e; u,
Hs S t. sn 4 '3S 5s s'sa saa T. 30 eea IT, a.
count; fence WrD, by cur load. Ui5c -
:. NAlLB-Tne tleiannd Ii increasing Fol1awinz arc
t45o: I'd do, s475: ID I'D ID d. d. ~ x5u0 s Sd DO,
f5.75; 81 o.aue, $685. cnrh, ss.s7}S-1sac eli for
NAVAL sToREs-wero quiet aud unchanged. ia
follows: Alansllu rope, = IL, l011@17kc sisal rope
q ID, 1lk@lo11c: holnp Bash cord, y IL, 1s@4;c
sa % 'ipds pi:eh, ,cb* sssssS itss
olls5AiSeral movement In the leading cts waa
yailco III crbon lard, mud nsoel recently noted was
fully sustaiied, and . further upward movement II
prices at the East haying atey advanced. VIC qinto
Carhon extra winter larsl 8oaaac; MOL, IS
;siG; ;s; Nj S9 sss ,3 e3e Do nSsa s
7so Sank oi Go; straits. osu; eephsnt OIL
pentine 5oc: iiup1tha ea gravity l7o naphtAa, conl
-, POTATOES We're In fur local dos,and aud steady
si;l5al2o per ba ether v.riaties ut 3l.ool.io oar
ToULTRY AND aAs1E-rhore waa q little better
choice largo and fresh chickens sold higher. The Of
fcsngs Of both poultry and game large, aud much
choice drcssod, s2.o0G3oo common 10 good DO, sl1
e9lSo t!ucks, dressed: 322sa3oo; goose, dreassl,
Ss ay9.s s1ssss1 esIes ss1sys e e 5
yontson aaddles os1oc 10 carcasacs, 4do; rabbits.
doe91su por doz.
G931U. Glover, millct, and Hungarian wers dull and
weak undef large offerings FLAX was source and hrnl
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LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, Jan. 10, l874.-The market Il
without material change from Lust week, but trAnsa
tions have been mostly confined to farm da,rea. Thu
delivery Of these WAS light, und tho bnk waa princ
pa!ly composed Of odds aud ends, ota Of lato fail
aud wntor make, and very uneven III quality. Ths
prtcca pad fro,u l3c TO lJAe orceIt " axccp.
uonal caHoa Of yery poor which went at &c to loc.
Tho Wcahor during the week has been wet, with lit
tle or e1l0w thu country roads, which arc muddy
mud s,shy. rendering travel difficult, and coase-
quenco but few factoryMen wero III market Duycrd
heard OF no aales lIomo dealers III good spirita
over tue prospects, aud aay ceeso Is gong out DO US ia
purchased. ..'.
Tho delivery Of butter this wect has boon iightos
than usual aid prices lowpr account Of the tnfe
rlor quality Of thu article offered. White, Wintan
a0 butter wont Mt 23tl32 Hc according to quality
Fau butter Of fa1r texture and good coIul
will readily bring $50, b1t only Q few
packages wore II, market Our English letters ars
to the 22d Of December. Our Londnu correspondent
says that fancy English cheeae ia In Bna Rniply and
much wanted American, both extra ano anl good
useful are in tlenAnd the best bringing 71172H anG
Tie next quality G897ea English cheldar sells for II
@99B III butter, tho finest IL very scarce; otler do
scripous sell vol, au there IL every appearance oi
great scarcity early in the now year.
l1e quotations. aro az follows: ClonmellE, l48@l5t
eh luga; corks, 141@l60 aht!nga; Normandy extra
lA shilrgs. aud Canadian 1lo@l2G ahiugs per c"t.
Stack ip Uerkimer IL winterug we'll but few casoa
Of abortion begin to occur.
ost at tha factoriea hero now closed, and tho FEW
that are running aro making chrese ut intervals oi
three or four lays, nr longer.
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@9,ae Wht!o 1y. o.{eaaNc: whtto Rose, e4@o.c;
pain. 8(96Hc; 9afon Impcr]a DGsGAo: waito liue-
ttI' atal' e'4@ac; charsfpatan oh@oj&o; primrose 90
srAnot--silvor gloss, o21@1o,lo; common, s@11c;
pitre. 6!JGA8n
l!Ay-cfhere wna no Improvement in TIM condition
Of th!a market. The do1r,nnl In ycfy light, aud to
offerings ara nere than sa!sscsnt, cosssuusuty
weak feeling o1Ats. Wo quote tho wsulaatie prices
paid BY dcalora, follows to contain 20 0o6 liz
NGw ~ timothy prime, sl4.upe9l450; do No. i, $3.50
!%1doo; No. Z do, $io.ouGgt1 20; mixed. s1.o0le
1oSo primo rsai:1s t9oooi3t0; do No. !. {. .oo5
tty 81 io0A3.oo prairo 81 ooG5go9 For delivery Of
pr1GasSa, $l'oo@l. 20, according 10 distance.
l1DEa-'Foro tn tho uHun 1eat,d u1ld steatlY at tho
antle!ed range Of PRICES: 0reon rity butchers,
oMS7%e; @ grecn cured, l!g 1oe do. hoavy. oo pArt
ffso.' fro .x s1 aa ry ss 400 dry XIII l7c sailed 40
aeorca cut, or otherwise dnmagol, two-thlrds prIcc
branded 20 per cent 9. sAoop pells. wool estimated
liop5-Woro QUILT, anl without ,nnterin1 chnuRc, az
al1' lnaws: conmoi To prime Western. 4;a9ae; Nov
= IRON AND aTEEI-rho dctnat,d continues 10 In
prove, aud to market H 4uo!abo Arm at tho annexed
Rites: - ''''
, 1874-01-12
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 10.
The following were tho roco,pta and shipments
Of the 1oadiug articles OF produce, IN Chicago
during tho past twonty~four houre, aud for tho
corresponding date Que year ago:
, 1874-01-12

'Croon hams shipped dusing tho wook, IL, 90 pcs
sinos Nos s;5 ill., pss, ssainst IT, M b. tG
aa.,o tit,e l67a-3. '|''-'
t1ncutcs all cut meats except shoulders aud s. P.
hams.
Flour was quiet and firm. There was n fair
demand for export, at INSIDE prices bnt little
offered unless ut full quotations., aa doulors say
that tho recent sales could not he replaced with
out loss buying wheat at tho tig1,rcs now ruling
hence but little was dono. 1lye mud buckwheAt
ilour woro dull ant, heavy, aud bran stronger.
'SaIes were reported Of 100 brs white wintor OK
iris spring extras lprincosp} and loo brls do DO
(Climax) at $G.25 ADO brls do ut 5000; LOO
brls do on privato terms l50 brla rye ut 3i.B5 !;
200 brls do liking Willian) at s4.50; 40 brls do
Ut $a.45; 95 h,ls do ut 54.I0. Total, 2,935 brls.
The market closed at the following range Of
nrirnh =
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MUNEY AND COM MERGE.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. TO-
cheerful fcollng poryadcs noarly nll depart
n,cnts Of trade mud industry now, except aone
branches Of manufacturing, which nre slow to
partaAo Of tho general rovivai Of activity. Tho
general belief Ia nov, TINT money will bo abun-
dant, aud this belief uakcs it 30. Some OF tho
banks report 1nouoy working worry close. bit this
IL tho caso only Will, banl;H having good many
cnatonerB In tho Rrain trnan, to whom they arc
advancing largely 10 carry grain In store. Some
Of the 'othet hanks report, money plenty,
ana aro taking all The prime E,apor o1Eer-
cd. Tlla supply Of monay to luan aooms
to bo btcadily ilcroaaing, bit this fact Htimn-
latoa speculation md Investment os every KIND,
and no absorbs tho money. tho Increased aatp-
ply OF monoy In tho past weols linn helped TO
cauac tho roco,t arge adsanco in Tho prices Of
grait,, atia nlso to mako au invost,ncnt demand
for locnf Htocka.
Now York exchange is ats]l very scarce, and
sells nj Coo to 75o per II 900 pronfuh.
There Is MI aetive movement Of currency FROM
this city to Now York, md aiso to the country.
Tho elenriMgs Of tho Chicago banks for the
, 1874-01-12

5000 Chicago City Railway at 1s0.
&,o0o e. c9mnsercial Exchange National Bank ct 112.
$500 Chicago Gas Light Company III lv3.
LATEST.
cent.
Foreign exchange closed firm at $A.83t0A. Blk
for primo batfers' 90 day sterling, and Sl.8Cj1
@4.87 for domnutl.
Gold closed at 1119!, aftor solllng at 111sk md
per- rcont gold. at,t for borrowing fiat. Treasury
operations for the woek ut the Now York oilico
Included the disbursement OF $6,724, ,73g, gold,
for intoroat mud redemption of 5-20 bonds. and
receipt Of So, 2G9, 900 for oustoma. Specie Hhlp-
a,onts for tho 1a1no titno S54U.dl7, principally
,1lyer bars: lmrorts-Dry goods. 800, ,284; laer-
Governments closed firm.
State honda quiet mud nominal.
laiWay aud miscellaneous speculation opened
buoynnt ut tho nliynncn oeur lnat nights closing
PrlceB OF 19@1I per cont. In many casos Tho
highest prices Of the week wore nlade, Westor1l
Union rcaching 81. Shortly before the First
s9@1A per cent but this was subsequently ro-
covered III several instances. tho bank state
mont impartiuE Htrongth to tho market.. Deal
Engs IN Western Uiiion 'wero unusually heavy
early in tho day, and business in all favorlto
sharea was larger than on any previous day Of
The year. After tho 8ecoul Doard tliore
was anothcr> reaction, but the market Mt
were 22G:ooo .sharos: of which 47,0oo we're
Western Union, $4,000 Union Pacific 1000
Wabash, 1A,000 Pacific Mail, 25U0O Ohios,
10000 New York Central 1000 Milwaukee &
ct. Paul, q, 600 1ato ahoro, 5000 Hannibal
4 Ut. Joseph, GOO Columbus, Chicago & Indiana
Central. 500 Rock Island. $500 Northwestern,
aud ID ,{! 100 ae pssIerred.
, 1874-01-12

Pittsburgh OIL Market.
PlgTsuuRan, jan. 10.--Cruds pretrolaum nIrnl :
quoted N,1ta1.ao asansdi nothing doing, not quo.
led.
, 1874-01-12

Tho Daily Commercial Report giyos the fol-
sion" INSCRIPTIONS os hog product ror the weck
ending Jnn. !, 1874, mud since Nov. l, 1870, az
compared with the corresponding periods last
year:
, 1874-01-12
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Ctf1OAQD.

CHICAGO.
I .... SATURDAY EvEH1Nu, Jan. 10.
Tho receipts Of 'rc stock during the week nva boon
, 1874-01-12

EVENING BOARD. . -
EVENING DoAnp, CHICAGO, Jan. 10.--Sales 500
brls mess pork, scllor February, at 91i.87}j1;
aalos OF 600 tcs lard se1lor Mareh, at So.45; 500
d. seller April. ut $3.50; 600 do, sellor March,
at $0.50; 25O do, seller February, ut $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-27

for their oppressive, unjust and defec-
tive system of taxation, finance and cur
rencs; for their continued tyranny and
cruelty to. the Southern States Of, the
Union; for their squandering Of the pub
lie lands; for their eontinuance'of incom-
petent and corrupt men in office at home
and abroad, and for their general mis-
management of the Government; and We
cordially invite all men, without regard
TO past party association, 10 cooperate
with us in expelling them from power
and in securing such administration Of
public affairs as characterized the puyer
and better days Of the republic.
Nominations by the Democrats.
The Democratic State Convention to-
day, nominated the following ticket: For
Secretary Of the State, ~Wm Bell, Of
Licking; for School Commissioner, c. 5.
Swart, Of PickaSay; for Judge Of Su-
premc Court, ". J. Gilmore, Of Preble;
fof Clerk of Supreme Court, Arnold
Green, of Cuyahogs, and for member of
thn Board of Public works, Martin Schil-
leT of Ross.
During the Convention, Governor AL
len made a short speech creating great
enthusiasm, and at the close was given
three cheers rs the next President Of the
United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-27
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 26.--Rus,ia ha, again
informed Germany that sh" -co> no cause
t. modify her atttud" "n the Spanish
question. The ProrD,z0i Corr'Spnpj'- ol
Berlin declares that the friendship and
good understanding Of the tire" Empire,
are unimpaired
The Daily Times announces that the
strike in Belfast has ended, and that all
the old operatives, 10000. in number,
have returned to work in the factories st
reduced wages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-27
Additional Particulars.

: spocinl from Trenton to the Aro-
i4ucbr gives the following particulars in
regard 10 the slaughter 81 tbs cOlOred
prI.pncr-. After the mssqucrsders-num-
b.-iug about IUu. bad 0tiaim'd pO>srss-
ion or the IJrisoucr.. thcy started OF Oh
tho Huniingd"n rad. AJout half of a
mil, from town ~ yf the number were
r,Ir loo>a and Ordered 90 Zap" and s"Or
o., tina, commtnd VA, given iuii s"iiey
va, fired up"n the Hsgrve.. killing i"ur.
and woundiugths other t'~y. ono mortal
*. The remainder acrecarriol up river
two milo and killed. Their remain.
y,-r coNoctcd and a-r t@ing tak.,u care
a. The circuit 'nurt was in SESSION ~
ihi. ulare. On the Assembling u the
count rhI. morning -eyoral spcechr- were
made hy mrinb"r- Il the Tar. deuoDnriug
the conduct "f rbc disguised mcH. who
were from ,he oOuntrv. aud urging upon
the Judgc to give ih" grand jury ar 'rItra
charge. ordering them n -cId ont fOr
-.ItDe--cs al along the road from here 10
P"Eettsvillr, IN order n arrest and pun
in criminals. While the charge "a. be
inC delivered a rnan arrived in ht haste
With tho report that large body u nc-
gro, veil armed. acre marching 20
Trenton, hich cau-ed an adjOurane II
court. Sl7ruts were =nnt out lat returned,
repairing al quiet. There i 10 mistake
but that the negToes arc vel organized
in this county. and ready for aetion az =
moments warning. Two companies from
Union City have arrived here. Other
hispstchc, report everybody under arms
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-27
LOUISVILLE
Fcud ia bc settled.

LOUISVILLE August 2t.-A spccIa.
dispatch 10 the rgvrjy-Jo"T70l from
Owcnton. Owen county. say the d"puty
assistant adiutant-gcmeraI has jus; or-
rived from the front u" lays that ~
raugomentt haYr l~-"u mad" for the op-
posing part.e-. Walker, RT.s",i and
Smoot to come rngc'h" to-nigat and Cr"
,hem.elvc- into the hands "r ,h" United
State, and Nta,r authorities whp A." ."
protect them until tnr wh",r affair j. set
tied by law. Th.,i Fr"-um"d :" h" n"
only v.av "f -.t'lng the di.---r"fr'l 'crrd.
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NEW JERSEY.
Cincinnati Officials.

ATLANTIC CITY, August 26.-CinciR-
natl officials have arrived here onspeciai
train. They We're received with a salute
end welcomed in an address by Mayor
Saunders. Mayor Johnston. of Cincin-
natl. responded in short speech. The
day will be spent in bathing, driving and
f.hing.
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FOREIGN.
IRELAND ID.
Baxe Ball Between America aud
Ireland.


Ireland.
DURLIN, August 26.-Tho base ball
match between America and Ireland,
which WAS arranged yesterday, took
place. 1t was played by nine Americans
selected from the Boston and Philadcl-
phia clubs on one side and six members
ofthc Dublin cricket club together with
&. Wright, as pitcher, II. Wright, a,
catcher. and Kent a. first base on the
other side. The Earl of Kingston Wss
one Of the Iri,hplaycrs. The IRISH were
allowed odds Of five outs To an inning. tO
an inning to three for the other side. The
match was won by the Americans by II
score ofl2 to i With the matchc, at
Dublin to-day, the American clubs
brought their tour to Il Clo-", ami left this
cveging for Queenstown +" tax" steam
cr for New York
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OUR report of the recent organization
If the negroes of Tennessee, for the pur-
pose Of wholesale murder, which we pre-
-rnt this morning, is quite voiuminous.
Onc Of the blacks turned States evidence
and let the cat out of the bag. He said
that it was generally rumored that Pres
.Hr,tGRANT ~ould back up the negroes IN
.Latser they attempted, snd therefore
raey banded together to kill white men,
and get possession Of their lands. By all
means. let uS vote for the Civil Rights
Bill, and keep the Radicals in power.
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Minority Report Accepted.

The following resolution was offered
as the minority report, bat was acrrp,cd:
Rcsoircd, That We believe return to n
gold basis should BE- speedily made; ap-
prove and adopt the principlc- Of finance
embodied in IN" veto mr,,a%" of PrcSi-
dent Grant to what i, known as the
Senate Currency bill, and affirm that
part Of the thirteen resolutions, adopted
at ;hc National Republican Convention
held in Philadelphia in 1872. relating 10
the resumption of specie payments.
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WHAT doe, it mean? Here are Re
publican Conventions throughout the
nion discardrng most of the known
principles Of their party; taking new
departures, and sticking into their rcso-
lutions largely Democratic ideas. Rats
desert sinking ship" 1t all seems to
90" dying effort to keep alive. Either
;ais, or cunning effort TO cover up the
civil Rights h.ll by good doctrine.
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THE WE ATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OTFIrTuF CHIrF ~IGNtL OTFI,TR.
Wt>Hr>rTuN. Nugu.' 9G - %.
PROBABILITIES

Over Tcuursse- aid Dino Valley lower
barometer and slightly higher ,nrnpers-
ture. cast 10 -outh wind, partly cIouiy
wea,h~r. and r-.f-psional -air Orr- the
Lake Region. lower barometer. -tati mary
or rising ,emperaiur". oasteT!y +" -olth-
erlv winds. Increasing 90 frr,h ami hrisE
III tho upper los" region. and partly
CLOUDY waathrr. With rain in the upper
lake rn.-ion. and possibly in the i"wcr
lake region. Orer 'hn TPpcr Mi--l,-iDPi
and Lowe Missouri Valley snd the
Northwest. low barometer. slight change
in temperature. Frrsh and brl-s winds.
mostly from -outher-t N southwest part
" cloudy ~ cloudy weather ard rain