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CHARLIE ROSS AGAIN.

MERIDEN, Conn.,, New Z, 1874.
1t is believed, on good grounds, that Charlie
Ross was seen in Meriden, passing through to
New Haven. Chief OF Police Breach has notified
New YORK detectives.
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crat. for Lieutenant Governor. 2,5s2 majority over
A. G. Omslead republican. The total vote is as
follows:-Latta, 1901; 0lmstead, 1919, and B.
Rush Bradford, temperance candidate. 2,467.
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Congressional Delegation

LITTLE MUCK. ArK., NOV. Y 1874
Sufrcient officia returns have been received to
render certain the election OF the entire demo-
cratic Congressional ticket.
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CHARLES DICKENS WORKS.
'Carleton's New Edition. .r-Complete in 20 vols
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Economize These Hard Times-Onc Doll

lar a week Make your own clothing The WILSON
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE will save Its cost in
season. The children servants use II. lnstruc
tons given at your house free OF charge. II will earn
from s. to $5 day Tor man woman who may wish
do sc wing either In families manufacturing War
ranted for Ave years The in the world. Received
than all others sold on easy monthly payments atsg7
and s29 Broadway az MACYs, Fourteenth street and
sixth NJ 76i kignh avenues Mt ll3 kourh
BrooKiyn; at No Newark avenue Jersey City; at =
Bank street, Newark, n, j., ana iii all the prncira
cities the United states. WILSON SEWlSG NJ A
CuINE COMPANY. MAn"anuirerS Gls elanl. Ohio.
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A.-For Pimplcs. Biackheads or Flesh
worms use PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE AND
PIMPLE REMEDY, the great skin medicine. For moth
patches, freckles and brown discooraton his MOTH
AND FkECKLE LOTION. Sold by druggists every
where. Depot 40 Bond street, New York.
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Won ARNIM AND BISMARCK
An Austrian Journalist Examined Relative to
the prussian Dispatches.

VIENNA, Nov. I, 1874.
Herr Hauser. chief editor oil the Presse has been
examined In reference to the publication in that
paper OF the Won Arnim dispatches. .
He refused to state from whence the dispatches
we're obtained.
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DENMARK AND GERMANY.
The Copenhagen Ministry Cautious Concerning
the schleswig Difficulty.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. Z, 1874.
The Danish Ministry has made request of the
Rigsdag that no Interpretation shall De addressed
TO the government respecting the expulsion OF
Danish subjects from Schleswig while the SUBJ
ject Is under discussion with Germany.
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Cntarrh and Diseases OF the Throat
and lungs radically and permanently cured by DR..
LIGHTHlLL, 212 Fifth avenue.
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THE DEBT OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov 7, 1874
The Governor and State Treasurer Will meet the
pondholders OF the State debt in conference on
Tuesday next, with view to an adJustmen& or
the public debt OF Virginia.
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A.-Something Ncw.-An Now Houses
going up should have the NEW ENGLAND SASH LOCK
RUSSELL ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO., Agents
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Cancer Cured without the Knife or
lain. Chronic diseases specially. BY J. NJ. COMINS,
NJ. d., No I43 East wenty-sixth street.
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THANKSGIVING In PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 7, 1874.
Governor Hartrant has issued q proclamation
lxlng November 20 as THANKSGIVING Day.
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WEST LAW

THROUGH THICK AND THIN.
powerful Novel by Joseph Merry Translated
from the famous French work. which has already sold
The enormous extent of IS 900 copies Price, 81 rs
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A.-Scnlp Disease and COmpIa ints,
dandrutf, falling, loss and untimcy grayness cured
by the special treatment of Dr. b. G. PERRY. 40 Bond
street, New York
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This gives the district TO Cutler by four votes as

y, \.
When Mr.. Cutler accepted the nomination at the
hands OF his party II was regarded as a forlorn
hope Tor him. His excellent record as State sena-
tor, undoubted personal popularity, and the de-
lection OF the colored vote from Phelps
owing to his anti-Civil Rights bill vote. saved
Mr.. Cutler however. HIS election makes the
New Jersey Congressional delegation stand
five democrats TO two republicans against
SIX republicans ana one democrat last year, and
iully bears out the forecast OF the HERALD last
Monday thar the Jersey democracy would beyond
doubt carry q majority OF the Congressional
districts.
ESSEX COUNTY OFFICIAL.
Yesterday the Essex county Board OF Can
vassers met IN Newark and canvassed the
returns The results are not materially
different IRON those already given. Judge
Bedle's majority in Newark is 127 and
Judge Teese Tor Congress-. l76. In the county they
were e:-Bede, 2f7; Teese TO- The total vote poed
was over $1,000. The maIorties for Assemblymen
In Essex re-Teed rep, 81; Dodd, dem 46S;
Henry, dem., 4S; Kennaird, dem, 1853; Fitzgerald,
dem., ia Kirk, rep. 6Sl; Doyle. dem., lob; Car
rCllton, dem., 1865.
II is not known yet what Governor Bedles ma
jority Is, but 1T wl doubtless, reach $1,000 Some
evening during the coming week the democracy
OF Essex county will hold jubilee celebration OF
some sort.
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THE QUESTION OF THE EAST
.Roumanian Interests Likely to Prevail Against
/. the Power Of the Porte.
BERLIN, Nov. Z, is,

1t Is stated that the Northern Powers will not
support Turkey in her proposal that Roumana
must obtain the sanction OF the Porte before
concluding commercial treaties.
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Undue Exhilarntion of Massa chusetts
VtctOrs.


On Wednesday last DR.. Aver was burned in
esilgy in the town OF Aver, which was named after
him. In condemnation OF the efflgy outrage nu-
merously attended citizens meeting was held last
evening when deprecatory resolutions were
passed.
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Deafness, Discharges from the Ear
and noises in the head speedily cured by DR.. LIGHT
HILL, 2i2 Fifth avenue.
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Oyeing and Clcaning.-The Empire
DYEING AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and de-
liver goods Work surpassed by none. Ofices-9H
Broadway near I'D ST. lOC 9th av. l4th E6 Sh
ay. near 2fth st.
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn
corner Fulton avenue Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to 9 r. NJ
On SUNDAY from to . r. NJ.
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A.-Mctal n nd Fingerpa Drusses Stand
before all intelligent ruptured men like tree, all
stripped. torn deiaced and utterly despised The
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway, comiorta-
bly, Rupture.
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grenade to Successful New York
Candidates.
GREENE, N. Y, Nov. I,

GREENE, n. Y, Nov. I, 1874.
Last evening +. K. Meade, OF New York city.
who is visiting friends In this village, was
scrcnaded by several hundred citizens ire
spectlve or party. on his successful election to
Congress.
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A.-Stammcringn and Suffering Trea I ed
scientific principles; guaranteed. Address NEW
YORK SIAMMERING INSTITUTE lob Waverley place.
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Mary J. Holmes charming new Novel, which is hav
ing such q tremendous run - Price. 81 81.
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Fine Oil Paintings, Suitable for Par.
lors, drawing rooms nd libraries,
W. LEsiN 10 Dekalo avenue. Brooklyn
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DOnOvan's Restaurant, No. East
Twelfth strcet-Table d'hotc Dinner 81 So wine in.
cluied Private Duners from So to 81 a head.
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Al.-Furniture at Cost.

A large assortment of styles of Parlor, Library,
Dining SUITS at prices below compe ttlon, in order to
stock WIN. II, LEE l99 and 2O Fulton street,
Church street. and LIZ Canal street. door east
OF Broadway New York.
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cam barge Aground

A Steam Barge Aground.
PORT CoLBoRNE, Ont, Nov. Z, 1874.
The steam barge Tecumseh, aground between
the piers is tightening.
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why Suffer Those Rncking gains
when relief can be had through the magic tUuch Of
electricity at No. West Fourteenth street?
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIST OF THE NEW NOVELS.

A TERRIBLE SECRET
An intensely interesting new Novel, by May Agne.
Flemins author OF "A Wonderful Woman Guy Earis
courts Wife, &C., of which the Telegram says:-'Fo
intense has been surpassed since TIM
OF Wkie Collins woman in White or Mrs Woods
EAST Lynne.n - Price, 81 75
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Th0 Watef Oh Lilo never Yet Has
failed effect perfect and permanent cases Of
Indigestion, constipation sick chrome headache,
hystera. palpltaon OF the heart and female weakness
OF every descriptions no matter how long standing. For
sale at l64 Broadway, IS Twelfth street OF
Broadway. and at the WEBSTER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, IA Maiden lane New York.
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Wines and Brandies, Warra nted Pure.
for medical use, for sale by JOHN KINDS, No. 253
Eighth avenue.
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A.-Every Gentleman of Taste Who
has admits that the Fall and Winter style or
tientlcmens Hats, sold by ESPENSCHEID lsuneQuallcd
Tor elegance OF pc and fnencss of material
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Dyspcpsia, Constipation, All Gastric
Diseases Indigestion, Nervousness and General De
biiily cured by the unfailing remedy, DR.. shARP's
SPECIFIC Retail Hooper's Pharmacy. 1Q2 Sixth ave
nue.. Wholesale agent, CRITrENroN, No. Z sixth
avenue.
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DOR sALE-"BREwSrER's ENCYCLoPEDIA,r IS
Il volumes, library bound, complete; volumes Drys
dae's "Aonas,ican}' complete history OF all mona.
hundred kngravngs new Paisley Shawl cory OF Walt
Whitmans Leaves OF Grass y sell very cheap 10 close
estate. Address ENGLISH, Ierald office.
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Certain unprnciped parties are circulating report
that have retired from profession. deceIyng many
respectully that stll treating Hernia
Physical Deformines old ofice No. 2Vesey street
stor House, where have been located the past 20
years DIR. s. N. MARSH, No. Vesey street.
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A1.-For Seventy-Three Years Barry's
rRICopHEROus has maintained its place on the fash,
ionabe toilet the best article for preserving and
bcautitying the hair manufactured. Depot 26 Lib
erty street. New YORK. sold by all druggists
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The OMciaI Vote In Pfttsburg, Pa.
PIrTsBuRG Nov 7, 1874
The Official vote here gives john Latta, demo-
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OTHER NEW BOOKS.
tianlty and Spirtualism-By Dr. CrowelL. 81 "a
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For Sale, to Close an Estate, 4O1
Broome street and l64 Mott street Apply to
WILLIAM +. GILCHREST. 32S Bowcry.
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Seal skin Sacque. made from selected skins g0direot
to the manufacturers, 9. q. SHAYNE Il CO. Broad
way Tenth street. Goods retaed at regular whole
prices
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In
he temperature during the last twenty y-four
lours, as recorded at Hudnut's drug store,
In Al n RuiIdinU.-
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To the Public.

To the Public.
Our coparlnership expiring the lst OF February
ne x we have determined to this certain
departments of business and oer at ana below cost
our entire stock OF
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
Real Bronzes and Clocks
Composition Bron zes and Clocks
Sivctpiated Ware. cutlery and Fancy Goods
Yurchascrs bar gains Also at very low
rates China Glass and English Stone China by the set
piece. NlCOli DAVIDSON CO..
6S6 Broadway, near Great Jones street
The Wines of the Pleasant Valley
WINE COMPANY (Steubcn county, are absolutely pure.
The Sparkling $l6 fermented in the bottle precisely
like the best imported champayes equal in
spect The still Caawba lS2 per gaon) reliable for
sacramentai medical or family use Ports, grown from
slips brought from Portugal s. 81 and xs so per gallon
Brandies So 80 per gallon very fine. The Company's
full discounts to the trade by their agents
H. b. KIRK CO., 81 Fulton street.
To C0nnOisseurs.
VERY CHOICE LIQUORS,
believed to be the oldest and finest in New York.
Dates guaranteed.
Double canned st Crox um of 1857 Imported by Ives
Beecher Co 1885, 1853 and lSo2 jamaica imported
into in 1878; Scotch Whiskey imported III 1855
Irish Whiskey imported In 1854 ana 1851 Apple Jack oil
1857 Brandies oldest and finest in France Bourbons
and Ryes 1851 49, 5S, 90, 65 Old Ports. Sherrles and
Madeiras imported in wood or glass Younger lines cf
above brands II desired.
H. b. KIRK CO., 60 Fulton street, New York.
The Water OF Life Never Yet Has
failed to effect perfect and Of
Indigestion constipation, sick headache.
hyscria papltation OF the heart and female weakness
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24
New York Market.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Cotton-
Weak and irregular; middling uplands
l4ic. Flour-Rereipts 10000 barrels;
dull; superAne western and state 81 oO6
I5; common to good 81 so@5 26; good
TO choice S5 30G5 90; white wheat extra
S. 90tG6 S5; extra Ohio 81 90(d5 So 81.
Louis s5 l066 so. Rye Flour-Un-
changed. Corn Meal-In buyers favor
at 81 S0CG4 30. Wheat Receipts 10000
bushels; dull; No. 9 Chicago 81 05CGl 0G;
No. = Northwestern 81 10; No. 2 Mil
waukee 81 l0t9l 10; old No. spring
81 l7@l ~; amber 81 24@l 80. Rye
Quiet at 9S(aSl or. Barley-Quiet.
Malt--Steady. .Corn--Receipts $1,000
bushels; dull aud. heavy at s6i@s9c.
Oats-Receipts $1,000 bushels; dull and
heavy; mixed western 5s@59lc; white
59CG6llc, Hay-Steady at 60665c.
Hops-Unchsnged. Sugar--Firm at s!
GS3c. Molasses and Rice-Unchangcd.
Petroleum-Dull; crude 5sc; refined liz
6l2c. Rosin-Easier at 50 S5CG2 40.
Turpentine-Dull at SIC Eggs-Firm
at 24!@26c. Pork Steady at Sl9 60
Beef and Cut Mests-Quiet; miadlcs
dull at l0Ic. Lard, Butter and Cheese
Unchanged. Whisky-Lower at 81 O2!
al 0S.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October 23.-Flour-Dull;
supcrfne 81 25(f5 80. Corn Mesl-Un-
changed. Wheat--Dull, unsettled and
lower; No. | spring 90@9lc; No. = Sjsc
spot or seller October; S5lc seller Dcccm-
Der; No. 3 Sl!Gs2c; rejected 7sCl79c.
Corn-Dull; No. ? mixed 72iC cash;
72.c seller October; oslo seller Novem-
Der; G6c seller year; rejected 60c. Oats
Dull and nominal; No. Isic spot;
4SIc seller October; i5tc seller Novem-
bcr. Ryc-Demand fair and market
firm; No | s2dS2tc Barley-Demand
fair and market firm; No. 29ScCG$l 90.
Pork-Quiet and unchanged at so ~
(d}l9 25 cash; SIG GOtrl6 65 seller year.
Lard-Quiet and unchanged at l2sGr
l3c cash; l2ic seller February. Bulk
Mcats-Dcmand good at full prices
shortarib middlrs 6Ic loose. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand 1T - lhh
Q7lc. On the call of the board this after
noon, Wheat closed at sjsc seller No
vrmbcr; SG(ds6lr seller December
Corn-5l!c. Oa's -GSsG GStc seller No.
Vrmhrr
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ScwYOrk Cattle Market.

New YORK, October 23.- -Bccyc.- Re
ccipt. to-day 500 head, making G,OGO
head for the last four days, against
3.jGl head same time last week Quality
very common; general trade very dull NJ
a decline from Monday Of nearly L. or D
m7c per III Tor qualitie. offe-ed; common
to good native steers ranged ~" l24ci
no Texans sold Sheep and Lamb k"-
c"ipt- $3.50, making 1890 for four
days, against Il, $50 same time last week ,
market very duh for common STOCK, Out
fair for good, poor 10 prime .h""p i4G,.
G!c; poor 10 prime lambs Gi@sic. SWIM"
Receipts 1910 head; rnaking 22ilO
head for four days. against 1880 heat
for the same time last week. Nom"
offered alive dressed Grmcri closed nj =,
IN SiC.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

1t is asserted that the government of
Franch has confdentially informed Rus
sia of its readiness, upon certain condi-
tion, to support Russia on the eastern
questions.
1t is reported from Spain on authority
which is believed to be reliable, that the
Madrid government has sent five million
dollars for distribution among the Car
list chiefs, for the purpose of terminating
they
Advices from the Argentine States by
WAY of Montivedio, October 2lst, repre-
sent the condition of affairs as gloomy.
The government troops were joining the
insurgents in great numbers.
The Association Of the Congrega-
tional Churches Of Missouri convened Mt
Springfield yesterday. Quite a number
of distinguished men in the Association
are present and several. Representatives
from other States, among them DR..
Humphrey, of Chicago, and DR.. Storrs,
of Brooklyn.
New York officers have arrested Ange-
10 Antonio on the charge of numbering
Giuasepp Abiglisns and seven others, IN
Sansunesue, Italy, in the year 1867.
The Sea Shore Seminary, at Hand
shore Miss, was burned Thursday.
The Turks in Montenegro continue
their outrages on the Christians. They
have killed eight MontcvcgrinS, and
some Saxon residents in the ueighbor-
hood Of Padgorigo, and burned village
The Christians were compelled 10 flee Il
the mountains.
The Maji from Dundee, for Rangoon,
was wrecked in Hebrides during the late
gale, and twcnty-four persons on board
drowned.
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Cincinnati Mark ct.

CINCIHNATI, October 23.-Cotton-
Quiet at l4Ic. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. Whcat-Firm at Ojlo ~.
Corn-ActIye at sOG s3c. Oat--Ac,iv"
at 54Ca SIC. Rye-Stcady at 95c. Barley
Dull; No. 3 81 o.. Lin,eed Oil-sOc.
Lard Oil-Unchangod. Egg,-Frn at
2lc. Buttcr-Firm at 27@@2c Chce-"
Steady Pork-Nothing doing lard
Quiet and steady; jobbing at lS. Bulk
Mcats-ShouIders steady at G!c; sides
nominal. Bacon-Demand fair and mar
kot firm; shoulder. 7ic; clear rib sides u
ml3Ic; clear sides lStG 1890. Whisky
Demand good at full prices, 9sc
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East Liberty Cattle Mark Ci.

EAST LIBERTY October 23.-''attl"--
Receipts lor to-day l,i2S head; ior th"
week thu, TAR 7.2Sj head. No buyer
scarcely being here, very it'll" business
wa~ done, only closing up tail ends. Th"
bulk of the arrival, being through stock
anything like fair quotations cannot b"
given, further than what were sold
were given away. Hogs Receipts for
to-day 5,Glo head; for the week thus far
is, 800 head; best Philadclphins s. 100
- 80; Workers s. 7iCTG % Sheep Re
ccipts for to-day 1000 head; for the week
thus far u, 700 head; bc~t - j0C'5 ~;
medium 80 j0a4 %; common - oow
3 80
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THE following are few Of the head
.nr, recently appearing in the Republic,
,n, new organ Of the administration, es-
,,li.hrd in New York:
~Dr:prradocs on the Rampage in Ar
..r,s, and Georgia-The Troops in
Alabama Maintaining Peace-Lawless-
,.,. nj the South-PrisonrrS Forcibly
Rescued and United States Officers Rob
Whipping and Numbering the I'm
%.r,uratc Colored People in Georgia
Gracious Heavens! and it Is upon such
a foundation as this that the powers that
... hope to build. Send down troop,
Force the desperadoes to vote the Radi-
.aI ticket. and the Colored man is safe.
Moreover, the brutal ignorance of the
citizens of these States should be dispril-
nI 1t remains for United States troops
auI Radical success t" rebukr them for
not knowing that such things exist in
their midst. Shame, that the citizens Of
New York should know more OF their
affairs than they do themselves.
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LATER FROM ION.
lie DiScOurseIh of ihc Victory I'm an
ENultins though Charitable
" E~roN, LEWIS Co., W. VA. !
October 20, 1874. I
..lrr~ uI the Register:

Editors "I The Register:
i!nw y" apples SWIM. Faulkner
Nu-.m Hereford, amt Democratic Leg
a,.ar elected. unNuIllrd, unc"nt"inIn-
a."! hy lIvII Rights bills or any OF the
.-', 81 the h'Puoi''"ii party our
r"w."r~ are 'ap"h!e oil separating 'h'
..a' from lh' gram III ever! county,
"'.d "i '""-''''''''Ii l"es wiz "" ~
and write "h inc Wills tIi' nantes VI '""N'
"h' h""' H. ti'' result Is Nl'""I, are -
''1b"rout ana vehement IN eAu,t"Iloh>,
,..grcat, grand and n"hI" Democracy.
"iIow "" apples swim. says your wlshy-
wa,hy ward p"Iltlrlan, seeking magE-
'nrIal position. How "" apples SWIM,
,'E, n" compromising HSpir"ni i"r posi-
u"h next timr. no" we apples
s".m, '"y al i"' |'fnl ''"h"c
"Ii"lAh~ an" p'aC' "''I'',' VINO
heretofore have '"'ght To weaken All"
d.'rar, the grand "'d party ana mere
"" N"ntur" the assertion lhat 10 locate
,a" vote OF these "whHnG d""dI'N Is rs
difficult a. I" rcad IN" pohtIrai record OF
Hon W. &. Brown Now a. tn" result
', triumph for Democracy, constantly
,hry persist IN hnr"lng You with details
90; the worh they never did, and close by
rvrlsiming. Don We apples float" l
.," lrmnar>~ oui pointed action. toned
rs i.-crrr, language. | drtcSt the Syco-
'.unJ and the shirkrr of duty, the skulk-
rr 'm.u r-ponsihlliticN and commitment
" g"uGp.r- they believe right and juStS.
'~., aH,. "" tnd them IN every COM
uml'y. How W. apples float, they
ar" Nvu,mrnt in quoting to-day when
...~.- .r'wns the chorts OF their honest
"n'n'I"n>, ,tiiird 10y what they StVIe
l.".y. But t. the united Democracy
""""" for ih" >p."ndId victory achieved.
\. honor l. du" I" the Jacob ring Tor
,."lr gallant return I" the time honored
Democratic fold. The "hloOdy chaHm ;
ra--vl W" should Kill the iattcd calf
snt welcome the prudigalS. All honorS,
/ say. are due those StrayinC ones from
,a~ h"y,rhold Of faith 1t Is no mark of
q ...Grr /" rNult over Il fallen foe; there
.- % achieve the result Of 50 grand Il
,...ory bv the united Democracy, lust
w.U. prudence should mark the course
"a.,.n. When cur State Legislature
"',"uh.r,, let It's actions show due res
poet the respectable minority, and for
-in", that there are wrongs existing
"a. should be- righted and grievances
.a~ miDlvu,rd. corruptions to be uncov
r~. ani punished by the strong arm Of
~ To the National Congress 90 good,
,ar and discreet gentlemen. an honor
..r Young Commonwealth. Finally,
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The Swing CHse.

CIncAGo. October 23.-The Presbyte-
rian SYNOD to-day. after II prolonged dis
cu~>ou, voted by large majority to
sustain the appeal of Prof Patton from
the verdict of the Chicago Presbytery in
the Swing case, and subsequently the re-
port of the committee appointed to cX-
press the action of the Synod in reference
to the matter was submitted, with the
recommendation that the Synod
proceed to vote on the charges
and specifications sevcrally, and that
the Synod be at liberty to take such
final action after the vote as, in the wis
dom of the body, may seem best.
The report was adopted, and the Synod
proceeded to take IL vote on the charges
and specifications, and the first and sec
ond charges with the specifications were
sustained.
At this point Rev. Fndley submitted
preamble and resolutions reciting the
action of the Synod in the matter, and
sustaining and recommending Professor
Patton in his action in reproying the
Chicago Prc,byteLy for its verdict in the
case for the sake of ending
unhappy controversy and ~ the accused
person had declared himself an indepcn-
dent minister directing the Chicago
Prc~bvtcry to erase Rev. DIR. wing :
name from its rolls.
After further discussion the resolutions
were referred to committee, who
brought in the following which was
.,,.utrI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-24

STOCKs-W cAk nm tNN NnFTN DAY 0NT
declined i@l per cent, Wabash leading
the decline. At the second board tiTIner
feeling prevailed with recovery Of IA J
per cent, but the market became weak in
the last hour and the lowest price Of
the day prevailed at the close excepting
for Wabash, which closed strong at per
cent above she lowest prices Of th" day.
The sales to-day aggregated lj4,WO
shares. Of which 1000 w"r" Western
Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, 1000 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 1900 Union Pacific
5000 Northwestern, 10000 Wabash, and
& nnO OHM