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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-30
New York Market.

NEW YORK, September 2s.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling uplands l6ic. Flour
Receipts 1880 bbls; in good demand
and unchanged. Rye Flour-Steady at
81 25(65 60. Corn Meal--Steady AT
81 25(d475. Wheat-Receipts 100000
bushels; tale better: No. Sspring 81 oe
al 09; No. Chicago 81 l0al IL new
do Milwaukee 81 lSt; No. spring 81 Is
al 20; old No. . Milwaukee, 81 20; uu-
graded Iowa 81 OsCGl 90; No. spring
81 20CGl 20; new amber western 81 2Ota
%; old do 81 IL; prime and choice
white Michigan 81 27@l so. Rye
NOminally at 90tG9tc. Barley-Quiet
and unchanged. Malt-Stesdy. Corn
A shade firmer and in octiyc demand;
receipts S9S,7 bushels; western mixed
96c; high mixed and yellow western 97c;
white western 81 006l O5. Oats
Heavy; receipts 10000 bushels; mixed
western 62@65c. Hops-Firm. Coffee
Unchanged. Sugar-Dulli refining
SiGSic. Molasses and Rice-Quict and
unchanged. Petroleum-Firm; crude
5iCG53c; refined l2sc. Rosin-Firm;
strained 81 45td2 80. Turpentinc-
Firmer; strained at 37lc. Eggs-Hcavy
ut 2SG25c for western. Pork-Firm;
new mess s22 10. Bccf-Unchangcd.
Cut Mests-Quiet; middles lower long
clear l3l@l3sc. Lard-DuLl and lower;
prime steam II ll-l6@l4Ic. Butter
Prime firm; common heavy; western
25(GS5c. Chccsc-Firm; common to
prime lli@l4ic. Whisky-A shade
trmer at 81 07(dl 07l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-30

SENATOR JOHN A. LOGAN in an ad-
dress IA SYNOPSIS of which We publish
this morningl delivered at Masonic Hall,
Indianapolis, says: The best govern
ment !, that which bears most lightly
Snd equally upon all, and protects ali.
OR i,such - one. 1t was founded upon
just and free principles was born in
revolution against oppression, and
,rW last ~hIs these prjnci-
oly> ars n,aiatoI,rj Strange
language to be- used by prominent
mrmbrr of the Radical party. BY his
own words is he condemned. We defy
General LOGAN, or any other citizen OF
the entire country, to say that the princl-
pie, upon which the Republic wac founded,
exist to-day. The charges made against
,h' Democratic party are SO fimsy; such
AN utter exhaustion Of gas, that they are
unworthy of being noticed, and will not
even influence thinking men of his own
constituents. But We desire 10 call Gen
rral GnFF'S attention 10 the fact that he
appointment man ofthc radical party, un-
quaitirdlv endorses the Civil Rights Bill
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Y
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGToN September 29, SP. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
For "Wednesday over the South At
lantic States, rising barometer, stationary
or higher temperature, westerly winds,
with partly cloudy and clear weather
will prevail. over the Gulf States, sta
tionarv and higher barometer, higher
temperature. diminishing winds shifting
to the southeast on the western gulf
ron,t, and generally clear weather. Over
the Lower Lakes, rising barometer, north
west winds, lower temperature, clear and
clearing weather. Over the Upper Lakes,
the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys aud Northwest, stationary,
followed by rising barometer and tenn
perature, winds backing to the northwest
and southwest and partly cloudy and
clear weather. Over Tennessee and Ohio
Valleys. rising barometer, westerly winds,
somewhat higher temperature and clear
weather. Over New Eng and, falling
barometer. northeast winds. falling tenn
pcrature, cloudy and rainy weather,
attending the storm which will probably
keep some distance off the coast. Over
the Middle States, northeast winds, back
ing to the northwest. rising barometer,
lower temperature, cloudy, followed by
r,raring weather. Cautionary signals
continue ut Norfolk, Cape Henry, Balti-
more, Cape May, Pcck's Beach, Atlantic
Cl,y, Barvegan, Squsm Beach, Long
Branch, Sandy Hook, New Haven, New
London, Rockport, Woods Hole and
Boston, and are ordered for Portland,
Maine.
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5fOCKs-Opened strong, and with but
one slight reaction continued 30 ali day,
except Erie, which declined early in the
day from 36i to 34., on fall at London.
The market at the close was buOyant and
excited With an enormous business. The
advance from the lowest point Of the
day was t@2i per cent, and was most
marked in Pacific Mail, Erie, Western
Union, G. &. & !. e., Wabash and Ohio.
In Lake shore, OhiOs and Pacific Mail
the highest quotations Of the season were
made just previous u the close. Lake
Shore advanced rapidly until SOl Wa
reached. Business in this stick was
enormous, and chiefly in large blocks.
ranging from ! 900 10 $500 shares. There
was apparently large buying TO cover
short contracts, which gave stimulus TO
an upward movement, and this is true Of
other stocks on the list. Pacific Mail
advanced to 81, and there was an active
business in the stock as it advanced. Wa
bash rose TO 34i, and was also actively
traded in. Erie reacted TO IS. and was
strong at the close. Northwestern r".s
70 39!. Western Union recOyerel 10 81
and Union Pacific to 36s. {. Z. x l. I.
rose to l3f and closed at l34. The other
fluctuations were less important. The sales
to- day aggregated 200, 900 shares, OF which
1900 were Western Union, 2s,OO0 Pa
cifc Mail. 1900 Erie, ll2Co Lake
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 2s.-Flour
Quiet aud unchanged. Whcat-Actiyc
but unsettled; closing / ic below the best
prices; No. spring 9sl@99c; No. =
do 9Sc cash; No. 3 do 90@90i rejected
S5Bms6c Corn-Dull and unsettled;
No. . mixed sl$@s2c cash; s0s@ssic
seller October; high mixed SIC. Oats--
Dull and lower Mt 49l649sc cash, sell
ler September and October 47lc seller
year; rejected I5ta4Gr. Rye--Stcady
aud in moderate demand; No. S9(d9Or.
Barley-Dull; No. 2 81 %; No. 3 92c.
Pork-Dull and declined; So OO cash;
81 G5l seller year. LHrd-Dull aud
nominal at Sll I5!Mll 90 seller year.
Bulk Mcats-Quict and unchanged. On
the opening Of IA" board in the afternoon
Wheat closed quiet Mt 96ta07c cash a@Ic
seller year. Corn--Dull and u shade
lower at so e seller September ,79iC 19lc
seller October. Oat--Dull, unchanged
and weak
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

In the Howard county (MarylandD
Circuit Court, yesterday, in the case OF
William 4. Bovd rs the Third National
Bank of Baltimore to recover $4,000,
the principal and interest of bonds left
with the bank as collateral, and which
were stolen by burglars in August, 1872
the jury returned verdict for the plain
tiff for the full amount.
The inquest into the recent disaster to
Granite Mill No. !, at Fall Rivet, was re-
sumcd yesterday.
The New York Liberal State COnven-
tion declared il unwise 10 make nomlns-
tions and adjourned.
Secretaries Bristow and Belknap re-
turned to Washington yesterday.
Alderman Stone was yesterday chosen
Lord Mayor of London.
The Atlantic block at Long Branch,
formerly HelmbOld's block, was totally
burned Monday night; loss, $4,000.
Commissioner Smith, of Norfolk, Va,
Yesterday received telegram from the
Secretary Of the Board of Indian Com
misSioners, saying that the Modocs Of
Indian Territory, petition for the re-
moval of the remainder Of their band
from Oregon to Indian Territory. 1t
will require all appropriation by Con-
grcss before the removal can he made.
The Supreme Court at Madison, Wis
consin, decided yesterday that 50 much
of the order of the 18th inst. aS exempted
from the writ Of injunction Ia obey the
Potter law the Prairie du Chen division
Of the Milwaukee and st. Paul road Is
vacated. The injunction now applies 10
the entire road.
The total loss by the fire st LenoxvilIe,
Canada, Sunday, is estimated at 500
600.
Joseph Glenn, for many wears one ot
the Lending proprictors Of the Cincinnati
Ga-sttc. is dead.
The Republicans of the Fifth District
Of Ohio nominated i. X. Little, Of Del
phos, for Congress.
At discussion between Gubcrnatorial
candidates held ut JonesLoro, Tenn"s-
see, yesterday, between Judge
Porter oi that state an" Horace
Maynard, Republican candidate for Gov
crnor, Judge Porter. opened, denonnring
s',n ,,'','n;mn "u G"v"rnor Rrnwn,s admins,
tn.,;"n. m,Sora,,rnr portnr re;nipcJto the
49, ~. H.. MoIn"rj bad fpIsigad and
Gnvcrnor Brown would require him to
go, his own words.
ro.ouo, p;o.,o, h.s hoo, o,roir,ed
,a. neI,rnI, 'ot'"'t oe .ho na";sh rplrns IN
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Republican Party is Corrupt.

Republican Party In Corrupt.
and the Independents join in now. 1 do
not deny that there are corrupt men in
the Republican party. There was never
an organization where corrupt men did
not creep in. Christ found corrupt man
among his twelve disciples. There are
corrupt men in every church organlza-
ton, and the church is the great civilizer
of the world. The thieves must go some
where, and it is not surprising that some
of them should get into the Republican
party, but | could name two dishonest
officials in the Democratic party to every
one in the Republican party, and | could
point out two frauds in the Democratic
administration to every one in that of the
Republican party. He then referred to
the frauds which occurred under Buchan-
on's and other Democratic administra-
tions.l Have YOU forgotten these? vii!
YOU turn away from party which has
saved the country, and take up with those
who never exposed the offences OF their
own officials as the Republican have con-
tinuallv done, but robbed and buried up.
Men complain, too, Of hard times.
Were there no hard times under the
Democratic administration? Have YOU
forgotten lS3aand 1857? The speaker
then compared the two parties for equal
lengths of time and asked his hearers to
weigh well the questions that lay before
them, and finding the path of duty follow
il fearlesSly.
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baltimore Mark ef.

BALTIMORE, ScptrmDor Z".-FT0NF !"
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-DuIl;
No. | red wc.tern 81 22n,l 23i No. 2 do
- 20. COrn-Dull at 96lg9Sc. Od,
Dull at GO@,GIc Rye Dull at gGcta,
81 90. Hay-Unchanged. Provisions
Quiet, heavy and unchanged. Butter
Western firm at 30. COiiee-Quict
and unchanged. Petrolcum-Cnchhng-
ed. Whhky-Quiet at 81 07@l o..
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The Ross LibPlCaSe.

PHILADELPHIA. September 29.-J. g..
Hamlcv and William ;. Ritter, propric-
tors of the Reading EagLc, We're to-day
held in 81 800 each to answer a charge Of
libel on c. X. Ross. The physician Of
Ross testified that the latter j. in A very
PROSTATE condition, and not able to leave
hi. house or bed, and has been in that
condition since Sunday. Hi. brain is
affected, but he ha- no disease that can
ha rp,prrizpd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-30
PhIIadeIphIa Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September D-WOOl
Firm Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wet
Virginia double extra and above jjra
BIC; extra jim5jci medium 5JtG5GIc;
coarse JOc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 4SCa,jlc; me
dunn j3(a 5jc; coarse 4S(aJOc; cOmbing
washed Goa, &c; combing unwashed ~
Ca53c; extra and merino pulled 4jfaJOci
No. and superfne pulled 45ta 30.
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New York Dry Goods Mark et.

NV OKkl H'pJrIuU'T ZI.-IHH
package trade showed some improvement
but the heavy rain storm interrupted th"
jobbing trade. Cotton goods remain
quiet at unchanged prices, Cotton Plan.
n"ls in steady request, and Grain Bag
fairly active. Prints were in good demand.
Gingham, quiet The Daily Bnit>fm
say, the very large auction 'al"' 81
French drc., goods to-day wa' marked
success
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SPORTING NEWS.
Letter from Captain OF the Irish
Team.

New YORK, September 2S.-Major
Lecch, captain of the Irish team, pub
fishes Il letter this morning, returning his
thanks, and those of his companion. and
the ladies and gentlemen who accompany
them, for the hospitality they have re-
ceived from the American press and pub
lie. The Major has also issued chal-
lcngc, on behalf of the Irish team, to
American rihemcn. He proposes that
the second match shall take place at Dub
lin in June, 1875, on the same terms rs
that at Crecdmorc, each team not to con-
sist of more than eight or less than siI
men, at the option Of the Americans.
Another Challenge.
John Rigby, regarding the late match
as a battle of the rifles aS well rs the
marksmcn, issues "A challenge for II match
to be- shot at Crccdmoor on Saturday,
October 3d. on the following conditions:
Four or five men shall shoot on each side,
each side to fire one hundred shots at one
thousand wards; the Irish team to use
muzzlc leaders aud the American team
breech leaders. and no cleaning Of wca-
pons to be permitted during the contest.
In making this proposition Rgby states
that he and other members of the IRISH
team are not seeking to detract from In"
we'll won laurelS of the Americans but to
decide scientific question of Importance.
The Irish party were entertained at
Il banquet last evening by the citizens Of
Brooklyn. Mayor Hunter presided.
This morning the Lord Mayor of Dublin
and companions started on a trip to
Niagara Fails over the Erie railroad.
In answer to an inquiry from J F.
Mason, of Hamilton, Canada, as to
whether the American team would shoot
against Ontario this week, Col. GildcrS-
lccvc has replied that the team will not
engage in another contest this year.
Kentucky Trotting Association.
LEXINGTON, september 29.-Thc fall
meeting of the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Association, commenced to-day. The
weather was fine, and the attendance of
visitors large. The track was slow. The
first race, Amount purse, for three year
olds, the get of Amount, $500 in gold
BY Col. Il. West; $3.50 to first, and $50
to second horse. The Association gives
$50 to third horse. Mickals Alethia ,,
ILL; Ofutt's Easter Maid !, =. ,, ,;
Andcrson's B. G. 3, 3, 3. 3; Staners B. +.
distanccd Naumetcr b. &. Alirno, dis
tanccd. Time, 2:46, 2:44, 2:40I, 2:44t.
The second race, stakes for stations
that made the season of 1874 in Kentucky,
500, entrance half forfeit, three or more
to fill, 800 by the Association to second
horse and $50 to third horse. &. f..
Stevens North Star, Mambrino by NAM
brino Chief, l, /, |; Linpcnbcrgcr's c. h.
h. Byron, 2, >, ,; Clay's Calibnn by Mem
brino Pilot, 3, distanrcd. Time 2:@7!,
2:38!, 2:4O!.
The last race was was for three minute
horses and was concluded at dark.
Eleven horses started and five heats had
to De trottcd. There will b" three races
tO-mOrrOW
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBUEGH, September 29.-Wheat-
Quiet and prices unchangedi Penn'yl-
yania and Ohio red 81 l2(9l lji white
81 lstd,l 20. Corn-AiIed IN yellow
GOA g2c; free in elevator old ear 9S(a ajc;
new do 7Oyd75c. PetrOleum-CnIdo
s7Ic at Parksrs; refined at I2ic for
Philadelphia delivery.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 29.-Cotton--
Quiet at I5Jc. Flour-Dull; family
50 25(nj 40. Wheat-Dull; white ~ ~
m.lI6. Curn-Dull nt SIC. sjc. Onts
Firm at 5imjOc. Rye-Dull at 9sc.
BarIcy-Activc; spring 81 06Ca 20; fall
- 3Oial 40 OiIs-Unchangcd. Egg.
Dull at lsCal9c. Butter-Ewicr but
not lower. Demand good at
lIlC lEc. Pork-NOminal. Lnrd
Summer l3ICall33c. Bulk Meats--
shoulders &c; sides nominal. Bacon
Shoulders in fair demand at l0alO!c,
clear rib sides l5l@l0ic; clenr sides
lGc. Whisky-DcmNnd fair and firm
at 81 03.
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Great Eastern Railroad Handicap
Sweepstakes.

LONDON, September 29-The race for
the Great Eastern Railroad handicap
Sweepstakes for Il sovcrcigns, 10 forfeit,
with 100 added by the Great Eastern
Railway Company, and 100 by the jockey
club. for three year old, and upward,
took place at Newmarket to-day and
WA, won by Auravc, 2 year old, Puzzle
) wear old, second; and Modcna } year
old, third. The betting just before tn"
commencement of the race was six to one
against Aurave twenty-five 10 on"
against Puzzle, and seven tn one against
Moiena; nineteen starter
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Damage to American Vessels by n
TyphOOn.

Hose KoSG. September 29.-During
terrible typhoon that passed over here
on the 9th inst damage Wa. done to
American vessels a follows: Schooner
Sea Bird. driven ashore; bark Lizzie,
fore and mainmasts lost and hull dam
aged; ship Lathley Rich, seriously in
jured; ship Therese, driven out Of the
harbOr.
LONDON, Sept 30. : M.-The details
of the damage to the shipping BY the
typhoon at Hong Kong have been
received. In all five vessels we're sunk.
two stranded. seven are missing. and
twelve were wholly or partially dismasted.
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East Liberty Cattle Mark ct.

EAST IInERTN, Scptembrr 2H.-VhtlI"
Receipts for to-day l,25s head, Sup
ply light and very few good cattle on
hand. Market active and prices u shade
better on common to fair Sales light,
however, 50 far, and bu, ere holding oil
for concessions. Best, none sold medium
To good - OOCaj 80; common to fair
g O0Cd5 90; stockcrs 81 Oo@i %; bulls
low At - OOm2 10. lIogs-Rcccipts for
to-day 2,09O head; best Philadelphias
~ O0l"s 10; Workers 81 75C67 %. Sheep
Receipts for to-day GOO head; best
s. 2jG, ! -; medium 81 300 ~.
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PhiIadeIphla Marx ct.

PuILADELPHIA, Septomb"r Zs,--FIour
Quiet and unchanged super6nc ~ ~
m,3 -; extra 81 OO@4 10. Wheht-Dull; (;
red - l5CaI ] 20; amber 81 25. Rye
SlO4. Corn-Dull and declining at
81 Olml O2. Out.-Very dull at go,
G3c. Whisky-sl o.. Petroleum
Firm; refined l2l@l2lc; crude in bbls
sic; in bnIk 4Ic ButtcrL Firm; western
prime 32m 33c; common ~. Checs"--
Firm; Western Reserve Prime l2iCl
l3!c; half skins lO@llc Eggs-Firm
and unchanged
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The Carlist War.

MADRID, September 2s.-UnoficiaI
dispatches have been received here, stat
ing that fighting in the province of Ma
varre, between the CarlistS and Republi-
can troops under General Nariones, was
continued on Friday last, making four
continuous days of conflict. These dis
patches state that on that day, twenty
two battalions of insurgents attacked
General Nariones' army at Bersain, near
the town of Tsfalla. A sanguinary con-
Aict ensued, resulting in the repulse Of
the Carlists along the whole line. Their
loss WIS very heavy, and they were com
PEELED to ask the Republicans for medical
assistance.
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Ocean Steamers.

NV YORK, Sept. 29.-The steam-
In.P> G.enshee from Mediterranean ports,
fh,Ai"pian from Glasgow, Lessing and
T"r'ia from Hamburg and Mas from
rotterdam, have arrived.
LONDON. September 29.-Thc steam
,h'P> Parthis, Vile de Paris, Dovoy and
l'a.y from New York, have arrived.
New YORK. september 29.-Arrived
-GIt"amcr AbyaSinia from Liverpool.
LLoNDoN, September 29.-Arriyed out
Steamships Baltic and City of Malta,
IRON New York.
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TOLEDO, September 23.-Plour-
Steady and in good demand. Wheat
Demand fair and firm; No. 2 white Wa
bash 81 IS; No. white Michigan 81 l@4i
amber 81 Os; No. red 81 le!@ Os.
Corn-Active; high mixed 69ci low mix
ed SIC; no grade &c. Oats-A shad"
better: No. ] 52c; No. 2 cash or seller
October DC; Michigan 5l!@j2ci white
,oIr
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Postal Congress-.

BERNE, September 29.-All OF the
European governments represented in
the Postal Congress, except France, have
instructed their delegates to sign the
Convention upon the condition that it
receives the support and ratification of
the United States. France has reserved
the right to hereafter examine the condi-
tions before signing the Convention.
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HeaxN DIscharge Of EmpIoyes

WAsHISGToN, September 29.-Be-
tween three and four hundred employees,
principally women, will be discharged
from the Treasury Printing Bureau. ow-
ing to the transfer Of the printing Of in
ternal revenue stamps from the Treasury
tn Vow Nnrk hank nntn cmmnani..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, September 29.-MoSEY-
2@2l per cent; prime discounts 5taG
per cent. Sterling firm at 4s3i for sixty
days. and 1861 for sight. Customs r"-
ceipts &4G8OOO. Produce eIpore for
the week S5.27s.7j9.
GoLD-Opcned at l099 and closed at
llOt. Loans fat to 2 per cent. Clear
ings t2G,OOO,OoO.
STATE BOSDs-Quict and strong.
RAILROAD BOSDs-FirIn.
GOyERSMESTs-Dull and steady.
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a Madison, Wis, special says the Su-
pFrme Court granted motion to in
'tuIe the Milwaukee & Pacific division
81 %. the Milwaukee 4 St. Paul railroad, in
.Ae recent injunction issued by the Court
20 =: mat road to comply with the provi-
s'ons of the Potter law.
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Cleveland d Market.

CLEVELAND, September 2s.-Whest-
Quiet; No. | red sl 10. COrn--Steaiy
at S4(a,s5c. Oats-Steadier mt 5l@54c.
Petroleum-Quiet; standard white car
lots ga 9lc; Ohio state test lll@lllc.
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To the Voters oj clay District:
thereby announce myself as candidate
G,r tbe Office of Justice of the Peace for
tIay district. Respectfully,
Sans; &. NEUHAUSEN,
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
wiiL.be fair, with westerly winds, and
<hmewhat higher temperature.
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10 the lOterS oJ clay District:
Iannounce myself rs a candidate for the
office of Justice Of the Peace for Clay dis
trict there are two TO be elected and most
respectfully ask your sutfrages.
Sn9si J. ST. ]. GARRISON.
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10 the IOters Of Webster District:
hereby announce myself as candidate
n,r thr office OF Justice of the Peace oil
Webster district, at the ensuing election.
srp2si "A. CHEW.
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FOREIGN.
Mrs. Carlos Requested 10 Leave.

PARIS, September 29.-It is reported
that at the council of Ministers il was de-
cided to request the wife Of Don Carlos
70 leave the French frontier Immediately.
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10 the Voters Of Centre District:
MF.SSRS. EDITORS Announce the under
signed as a candidate for reelection to the
office of Justice of the Peace for Centre dis
u tenaj SC,iaj THOS. MCCORMICK.
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Shore, 200oO Union Pacific, 1900
Northwestern, 1900 St. Paul, 10000
Wabash, 10000 ohios and 1000 c. G.
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