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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-07
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October G.--Flour-Quiet
and unchanged Wheat-Dull and weak
No. spring 91c; No. 9lsc cash; 81 &c
seller October. Corn-Dull and lower;
No. . mixed 79sc spot; 79M 19!c seller
October; 7jic seller November; 72!c sell
Ter year; high mixed 79Sc; rejected 7Slc.
Oats-Stcady and in moderate demand
No.2 49{c spot; 494c seller October; 1876
seller November; rejected 4G!M4G;c.
Rvr-Stcady and in moderate demand;
Nc. | S@CG SIC. Barley-Dcmand fair
and market firm; No. . 81 O4GGl OF sell
Ter October; No. 3 S7G SOC. Pork-De-
mand active and prices advanced AT
81 so cash; 81 G2!@ls 90 seller year
Lard-Dcmand fair and market firm at
AZ cash; II! c seller year. Bulk Meats
Demand good; no sales Whisky
Dali nj 81 o3. On the opening of the
board in the afternoon Wheat was 0rIner
at 92;c seller October. Corn-Stesdy at
79Gr79!c seller October; offered at 75c
seller November. Oats-Stradv and un-
changed.
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Indictment OF McIlrath.

ST. Paul, October 6.-The Grand
Jury Of the Common Pleas Court which
has been in session since the first of
September, to-day appeared before Judge
Hall at his house, he being too i'll To ap-
pear in the court room. and presented
twenty-three indictments against Charles
McIlrath, late State Auditor. it is sup
posed for malfeasance in Office. though
the tenor of the indictments has not vet
transpired. Mr.. Mcllrath WAS arrested
and gave bail His statement in eNpla-
nation of his accounts and the frauds al
legged against him is nearly ready for
publication, and he expresses himself rs
absolutely certsin that when the public
sees his side of the controversy his good
name will be fully indicated.
There were 70 indictments bv the
grand jury against the late State Auditor
instead of %, as previously reported.
The first indictment WAS for failing to file
his official bond according to the laws of
the State. The rest are for alleged NAL
feasance in office. The bonds were fixed
on the arrest of Mcllrath at so. 900. and
were signed by some of the most promi- /
nent and most responsible citizens Of St. /.
Paul.
DIR. Thomas r. Potts, one of the oldest .
of this city, formerly city and .
county physician, died this afternoon.
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Meeting In RichIand District.
RICHLAND SCHOOL HOuSl
October ,, 1874.

The Democratic voters of Richland
township assembled at Richland school
house for the purpose of nominating ii
candidate for County Commissioner, in
place of Joseph w. Morgan, who is II
candidate for the House of Delegates.
The meeting was organized by electing
Joseph W. Morgan Chairman and Saml.
Kelley Secretary. The nomination of
candidates for Commissioner being in
order, the names of j. w. McCOlIoch,
Peter Drlaplain and Vim. II. Caldwell
were presented. There were twenty-siN
votes cast which stood rs follows:
VIM. II. Caldwell, II; j. W. McCoi-
loch, d; Peter Dc'splain, i. Mr.. Caldwell
running the highest lumber of votes was
declared the nominee.
On motion of Mr.. McCulloch, the
nomination of Mr.. Caldwell was made
unanimous.
No further business being before the
meeting, Mr.. r.. &. Cracrait who was
present, was introduced by the chairman
and in speech such as he alone can
make, reviewed the doings of the Republic
can party in style that will not be- for
gotten on election day, in old Richland.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JosErH W. MORGAN, Chairman.
SAMUEL KELLY, Sec'y.
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SToCKs-Opened dull and continued
81. with the downward movement inter
rupted by only one Slight reaction until
after the second call, when the lowest
prices Of the day were reached, 4(G2i per
cent below the opening. The course OF
speculation WAS influenced by rumors Of
a failure already reported. Stocks were
strong during the last hour Of business,
and prices advanced ia per cent from
the lowest point of the day. The deal
ings were large and attended ut times
with considerable animation. Erie made
the greatest improvement, advancing
from SO to 34I; Lake Shore rose from ~!
to 500; Union Pacific recovered from "a
to 35I, and was very active; Western
Union rose from 1Ss to 764; New York
Central from l0lI to 1919; Rock Island
from 1925 to 1881; Wabash from 32i to
80; Pacific Mail from Al! to 4S, and
Northwestern common from 31l to 3S!.
The advance in Erie was based on the
report of the London accounts. The
transactions to-day aggregated 10000
shares. of which 10000 were Western
Union, $1,000 Pacific Mail, $1,000 New
York Central, 10000 Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, $1,000 Union Pacific, $4,000
Northwestern, $1,000 Rock Island, 1000
st. Paul, 1000 Wabash, 10000 Ohios
and 1000 c., G. & |. c.
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County commissioners.
Editors OF the Register.

Editors OF the Register.
Through your columns | wish to say
"A few words To the Democratic voters Of
Richland district. Having in view the
Importance of choosing good men for
County Commissioners, l tnpiOre you To
discriminate between the fit and the
unfit in the coming election, and show
BY your action that day that You want
none but men competent To do the busi-
nc.. Of the county. In the person "f
W. II. Caldwell Esq, we have man who
is in every way we'll qualified to I'LL tn"
office of County Commissioner. He Is not
an office seeker neither did he
aspire to this office But he is the regu-
lar nominee of the Democratic party.
Therefore. in view of this fact and that.
in the event Of, his defeat, We will have IA
man in his stead, who, experience has
taught " Is totally unfit for the office,
and who is such LOrcr Of Office, that be
will leave no stone unframed 10 insure
his election, we should work earnestly to
insure the election of Mr. Caldwell. You
all know hi, opponent, II refer to
man DR.. John English He is old.
He has led a busy life and it is time
he should rest He has
been faithful and true, ~ but Mr.. Cald-
we'll Is much better man than he. 50
on next Tuesday let us say to him,
Ceramic rest from thy political strife!
No more shall thy voice be heard in
council, Ii, hard on thee, We know,
vet we owe this to thee in consideration
Of thy past services; We owe it TO the
county: we~Uwe il To ourselves. Fare
we'll! May YOU smoke the PIPE of peace
around your own ireside and dream Of
fyr,asr greatness SENTINEL.
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sVER AEws.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated four feet six inches in the chan
mel and falling.
The Mallie Ragon left yesterday
morning for Parkersburg.
The c. w. Hornbrook brought up the
hull of the new Hudson yesterday. The
boat is expected to be finished by the
first of the year.
The Albion and barges will depart for
Cincinnati to-day.
The Science is the Parkersburg packet
this morning at half past ton o'clock.
Captain Charles Muhleman, left for
Cincinnati yesterday by rail, for the pur-
pose ofstartiug the Andes for this point
next Friday.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of yester-
day says:
The crew of the r. W. Skillinger ar
rived from Wheeling yesterday, but
Captain Russell decided not to send his
boat to Pittsburgh jast yet, the respects
not appearing promising.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October 6.-River 2 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, October 6.-River feet
10 inches and falling; heavy rain shower
this morning. Departed-Eva No. 9,
Wheeling; Belle of Texas, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, October 6.-River rising
with feet inches in canal. No ar
rivals or departures except packets.
Rain in the morning, but fair tonight.
Business fair.
ST. LOUIS Oct, Observation-Disclosures
ington and Lewis, Missouri river; John
son, Keokuk; Grand Tower Memphis.
Dcparted-Kinney, Vicksburg; johnson,
Kcokuk; Alice, Missouri river. River
stationary. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October 6.-Weather
partly cloudy and cool; mercury G00 10
630. River fallen inch, with 3 feet to
Cairo and 81 inches above. Cp-Nint
Shnklc, b. ii. Cooke, shippers Own,
Florence Lee, George Roberts, Silver
thorn, John A. Bransford and Cherokee.
Down--Dick johnson and b. II. Cooke.
Business very dull. The Vint Shinklc
left at ) p. NJ, head and tail up, drawing
- inches, and will go through. Tn"
Cherokee has n barge and some freight;
| she lus NOT set "a Spnr
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POLICE CoURT-Thrc" cases C0nstI-
ted the business before the Police Court
yesterday morning.
Henry Mccall, charged with vagran-
cy, was fined twenty dollars and cost.
In default Of payment h" WAS sent up
for thirty day.
W. X. Roger. 'tramping printer,
was fined five dollars and costs, but the
execution of TIA" sentence was suspended
on condition that he would leave the city.
Frank Enni, was fined tw" dollar- and
costs for allowing his dog to run at large
without collar
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From the Pittsburgh Chronicle, Oct. 2.
We had the pleasure to-day Of exam
ming the large stock Of Gas Chandelier,
now being opened by Mcssrs Weldon ~
Kelly, the well known dealers, No. IA
Wood street, Pittsburgh.
This firm makes specially of Gas
Fixtures. and IL it is their intention To
compel" with Eastern houses in prices
and STYLES, have made their selection
with this view. Their stock is the largest
and best selected ever brought 10 the city,
and comprises all the different styles, at
prices ranging from three to $50
each, finished in bronze. The
Bronlr Chandeliers are Of all the differ
ent colors, from the ordinary regular
bronze to the finest gold finish. Among
them will BE- found very beautiful Ex-
tension Chandelier, especially adapted
for libraries and dining rooms. The
light can bc regulated to suit in any de-
sired position, certainly great conven-
fence and advantage for reading or sew
ing.
The stock Of Glass Chandeliers. now
So popular in all the eastern cities, j.
worthy Of close examination. They are
made entirely Of glass, and the effect Of
the light is most beautiful. The price.
range from $40 to $500 each. They GER
tainly will be introduced in this city, and
We advise our readers to examine them
Messrs. Weldon x Kelly have made
their selections from all the most cele-
brstcd makers in the country, not con-
timing their purchases 10 any one maker,
thus giving their patrons the benefit Of
all tn" leading styles and prices. The
firm are too well known 10 need COM
mendatiOn from us, and 10 all we advise
an examination Of their stock.
This firm are also the manufacturers of
the celebrated "lmproved Metropolis
Warm Air Furnace; also the Enterprise
Family Cooking Range" and the Lit
tie Giant Portable Range" all Of which
are in use in every locality by the leading
citizens, merchants and Others wherever
they can be readily obtained. Elsewhere
in this paper will b. seen the advertise
ment Of the firm.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCISNATI, October 6.-COtton-
Quiet at l4ic. Flour and Whcat-Dull
and unchanged. Corn-Dull at S3(a SIC.
Oats-Stcady at j4m Sc. Barley-Ac-
tive; fall - 25Cl ~. Rye-Dullat "a
"a 9jc. Oils-Unchang"d. Eggs-Dull
at l1mlSc Butter md Chccse-Firm.
Pork Nominal Lard Quiet and I'M
changed; summer l"" l@ic. Bulk Meats
Shoulders opened unsettled and closed
firm"r II, ga Sc; clear rib sides nomin-
ally 1890 he; clear l+ic. Bacon-Opcn-
ed duh and closed steady; shoulders &c;
clear rib sides ljc; clear sides l5!@ljlc.
WhiSky-Drnand fair and market firm
al Il O3.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRE, Octcber6.-Flour--A Active
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady; No.
> red and amber western 81 209(dl 81.
Corn--DUll at csc. OatS-Active at %
Cd65c. Rye Firm at 81 GOAL 10. Hay
I nchsngcd. Provisions-Dull and
weak. Pork S24 90. Baeon-Shoul-
derS 9$td Zoe; clear rib sides lS2Gl4c.
Lsrd-l5CHl5,c. Butter-Firm at 81
"a S.. Cotfee-Quiet at anc. Pc
troleum-Crude held at 5sc. Whisky
Firm and scarre at 81 09I(Gl 10.
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THE Parkrr>hurg Tn,er thus cnmpli-
mrntS two of our distinguished fellow
tuwnSmcn:
GLAD OF IT.-W" read with great
satisfaction in the Wheeling morning
papers that Mr.. August Rolf has been
nominated for County Commissioner.
W" have. no doubt that he will be elected
as he is very popular and an excellent
business man, holding at present the pn-
.it"n of Director of the German Bank.
CANpTpATE-Wc see in the Wheel
ing papers that our genial and iuvil
friend OF the -4rbeiter Fls,md, c. Nru-
hansen. Esq, is II candidate for the office
Of Justice Of the Peace for Clay township
No better and ADLER man could be- elect
ed for that position. A. Notary Public
for several wears he had large expert
cncc in legal matters ard would crcdi-
tahly and ably ill the office for which he
is candidate Sorry We have no be,
if We had it surely would be- cast for him.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-Flour-.
Dull; State. Ohio and Indiana 81 .5ta
q -. Wh"at-Steady; red 81 lS(dl 10;
white 81 sea 50. Corn-Qwiet and
weak at II Ole. OatS-Dull; white Ella
&c; mixed 60c. Petroleum-Nominal:
crude in bbls 9@9!c. Whisky-sI OS.
Buttcr-Stesdy; western prime 35;d Csc.
ChccSe-Advancing tendency; Western
Reserve prime l4l@ ljc. Eggs-Firm;
western extra DC; do freight 25c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October 6.-Thrrc was an
irregular trade movement. and the job
bing and importing branches We're less
active. Cotton goods in moderate pack
age demand, and Prints in fair request.
Dunnell'S Side Band and Fancy Prints
are j"hbing 10y leading house at 79c.
W""l"n good are quiet. Felt skirts,
and dress goods are doing well. The
anrti"n sales Of Srh"pp"rs dress goods
and Gold Medal fabrics to-day were >uc-
Cr><iul.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market. %@5

NEW YORK, October 6.-MoNEr-J
Firm at 3 per cent; prime mercantile
paper.6(G,7 per cent. Sterling prm at 4s5
t64S5Ifor sixty days and 4sst@ 1881 for
sight. Treasury disbursements sSl 600.
Customs receipts S4l5,O0O. Produce ex-
ports for the week s6,866,2l9.
GoLp-Opened and closed at llOs,
with sales at ll06110i. Carrying and
borrowing rates 1@2 per cent. Clear
ings $220O0Oe0. =
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet and strong.
GovERNMENTs-Quie and strong.
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BEAUTITUL.-We saw some magnit
cent hoguels in front OF PAUL " Win
ship store on Main street, yesterday az
ternoon. which were from the gardens,
and put together by that noted florist,
Thos. Hornbrcok. Esq. Hundreds of
persons passing by. stopped to admire
them and compliment Mr.. Hornbrook
We understand the flowers lent enchant-
ment BY their bright and beautiful odors,
To decorate u residence in which a we'd
ding reception was held last night.
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CoMMENCES To-DAY.-Thc sale of re-
served seats for the Berger Family and
Tony Denier's Pantomime troupe, will
commence to-day at the box office Of the
Opera House, on l4th street. Those who
desire good seats had better be- prompt
in attendance and secure them, AS there
will undoubtedly be- II rush. BothtroupcS
are first class in their respective styles Of
amusement and have no supcri"r- III
their line.
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(l0D tickets at one time.

ACRES OF VILE PIGEoNS.-The sound
of the hunters gun resounds on the bills.
Millions Of pigeons roost nightMNt Oak
land and each train passing through
Piedmont carries its quota Of shot guns.
which are almost Il superiority, rs that
after nightiul one can step up to them
and catch and Kill them ~ fast II, nesc>-
>arv. without mutilating them with shot
One gentleman from Wcsternport Tues
day morning, killed eight hundred and
thirtv-thrcr of the birds. many of which
were taken without the aid of II gun
Pi,,iDUu ItisDcHdent.
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SMALL BiLLs.-While no doubt we
must wait for tho hard times to right
tiienaeivss yet there is one plan which,
if acted upon, would do much toward
setting the machinery of business again
in motion. We are all Of us more or less
dependent ene-upcn the other. A looks
to b for the money with which to pay
his obligations or increase his business
B is only waitihg until c and D take up
the note or pay the interest which has
been so long overdue They in turn
are unable To collect what is owing
them, and so it goes. This is undoubted-
the condition of the ma iority of our bust
ness men, but there are great many
who owe but little and could pay it if
they were only 50 inclined. and it is Of
such as these we speak.
0ften'it'is only pure thoughtlessness
that is ut fault for this, or the mistaken
idea that such small amount will make
but little difference. 1t is just there that
the mistake lies. 1t is the inability to
collect their small bills that prevent the
enlargement Of their stock by the retail
dealers, and this of course, affects the
wholesale firms, on whom manufacturers
depend. The situation resembles what
lumbermen call "jam.' where single
log will often check the passage of thou
sands. Only a slight but very necessary.
appropriation Of force may be necessary
to remove the obstruction and open the
chauneli and in the same way, the pay
mept Of so small sum as a So bill may
be the one thing needed to relieve the
necessities of great many persons.
Then pay your small bills. and be assured
that in one way or another YOU will reap
che benefit OF 80 doing.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, October 6.-Wheat-
Quiet and unchanged; Pennsylvania and
Ohio red 81 l2@l Is; white 81 ls(G1 20.
Corn-New ear 70a7Sc; old 9O(s 92c.
Petroleum-Refned dull and demand
small; quoted at lac; crude firm at SEA
s22c at wells; 81 05@l 10 st Parkers.
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TOLEDO, October q Flour-Stesdy
and in moderate demand. Wheat-Duli;
No. white Wabash 81 10; No. white
Michigan 81 Is; extra do 81 Is; No. l
amber Illinois 81 o.. Corn-A shade
better; high mixed SIC; low mixed SSc;
white sole; low grade SIC; damaged 70c
Oats-Steady and in moderate demand !;
No. . and Michigan 5lIc.
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SALE OF TICKETS AT THOMAS Or
CHEsTRA.-McsSrS. Adams X Lucas re-
quest us to state that they will commence
the sale of reserved seats for Thomas
Orchestra on Thursday, the 9Th inst, nj
$50 A. NJ. The arrangements will be- to
form line and sell to persons in regular
order, beginning with the first. No per-
son will be allowed to buy more than ten
lOl tickets ut one time.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Nashville Blood Horse Association.

Nashville Blood Horse Ass0c1atioh.
NASHVILLE, October Cat the second
dav Of the Nashville Blood Horse Asso-
citation, the attendance was excellent, es-
pecially that of the ladies, their stand be-
ing we'll filed It was disastrous for the
knowing ones.
The first race was for the Peyton Post
stakes, two mile heats, for all ages, $50
entrance, Association to add 5000, 500 to
second horse, and closed with five
entries, all of which started: Capt. Joe
Frankin's b. m Arizona, l, 1; Major b.
&. Thomas c. h. C. Big Fellow, 3, =;
Gen. w. G.. Harding'sc h. {. Hazen, D, 3;
W. II. Gordan's C. h. g. Jack of Trumps,
4. 4; T. J. Megibban's C. h. f. Nellie
Gwin, 2, 5. Time, BAL 3:4s9. In the
pools sold previous to the first heat Big
Fellow went two to one over Arizona,
with Hazen and Nellie Gwin about even
and Jack of Trumps begging at II dollar
in the pools of from 500 to $500. After
the first heat Arizona sold rs the favor
tie. five to one over all Others Us the field.
Second race, Association purse 500
mile heats; the following horses started:
w. F. Harms b. c. Janannie, y, ], !; A.
kean Richards b. {. Nurse, L. =; q. W.
HardngS ch. f. Madecia 3,s3, 3; Gen. J..
2. RobinSons ch. c. Bonnie Nicer, 4, dis
tanced; T. J. McGibbon's Oh. f. Astoria,
). distanced. Time, las 1:4St l:5O.
This was the most exciting race of the
day, and the knowing ones lost heavily.
The pools sold, previous to the first heat,
aS follows: Astoria, $205; Madecia, $40;
The Nurse, $3.50; Bonnie Nicer and
.Iouannie, SO each. After the first heat,
The Nurse, Sl6j; Madecia, 1925; As
toria, $40; .Johannic and Bonnie Nicer,
SD each. After the second heat, .IOu-
annie, S245; The Nnrse, 800; Madccia,
800.
The Irish Team.
TOLEDO. o., October 6.-The Irish
team of ritlemen arrived here this NOR"
Ing. An informal reception by the
Mayor and many prominent citizens took
place ut the depot. At noon the team
took a train for the west.
New YORK, October 6.-The match
race between Coppcr-bottom and Amer
lean Girl, at DeerfOot Park for purse
of $1,000, was won by the latter. Copper
hottom won the first heat, and American
Girl the second third and fourth heats.
Time, 2:25b. 2:2j, 2:25I, 2:2j.
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BIO PoTAToE>.-Joscph Laz"arc, IA
farmer of Brooke county. living in the
nrighborhood Of West Liberty, left at
the REGISTER office, last week, some fine
specimens Of the Peerless variety of
potato. Four of them weighed six
pounds, We believe. They have called
ont many complimentary remarks from
those who have seen them.
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PETTY THIEvING.-An evening or
two since lap-rope and whip WAS sto-
len from buggy standing in front of II
residence on Main street, the owner hay
ing been away from the vehicle only Il
few moments. Petty thieving is getting
very frequent about this city and ii
would be well for people to keep one eye
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THs question that now troubles some
people, is what little game that eolored
gentleman, jim Nuby, and the local
editor of the Intelligencer have been in
dulging in. ..jt
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COUNTY CoURT.-This Court met al


the usual hour yesterday morning.
=. In the case Of the State rs. Thompson
RYAN, indicted for assault and battery,
tn" defendant plead guilty, and was fined
twenty dollars and costs.
On motion Of Judge Kennedy, Nathan
II. Barber Of Martin, Ferry, Ohio, was
admitted to practice in this Court.
Frederick Mohn, II native Of Germany
was admitted to citizenship.
The case of William Schockry RS. }. II
Hobbs, Brockunicr " Co., occupied the
attention of the Court until the hour Of
adjournment.
Tn" Court will meet this morning at .
o'clock.
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THE postofticc at Calhoun, Barbour
county, West Virginia, is discontinued as
not needed. The papers go to Meadow
Vile. Walter f. Flcmming is appointed
postmaster at Laformc> store, BraXton
county, West Virginia, vice Alex. Camp
bell, resigned.
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Ocean Steamers.

NEW YORK, October 6.-The steam
ships Weser, from Bremen, Denmark,
from Liverpool, and Caledonia, from the
Mediterranean, have arrived.
LONDON, October 6.-The steamers
Calabria and Holland, from New York,
have arrived out. ss..saF,