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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. S-Cotton-Firm at
l3s3M13{c; futures closed buoyanti Octo-
beT - l3-32mI3 7-lGc; November l3
l.lG; December l3 3-32c; January l3 532
ml3 3-l6c; February l3!; March l3 1892
1899; April - @-lGn l⁣ May II 10 Ii
ala 3 32c. Flour-Heavy; receipts
5000 barrels; superiine western and State
s. l5m5 20; common to good s. 15H
& 90; good to choice ST l0MG 60; white
wheat extra So 4j@7 80; extra Ohio
) 7OG7 so; st. Louis s. OOC,0 90. Rye
flour steady and unchanged. Corn meal
steady at So 4Om3 90 Whcat-Dull,
heavy and unsettled, there being scarcely
any export demand; receipts l7LOOO
bushels; No. l spring$l 33@ 3j; reject
cd GOA 81 O5; No. = Chicago new and
old, II 2lG1 u; No. 3 do 81 O5lal Os;
No. > Milwaukee 81 23GIl 24; No. ,
northwestern 81 2jGl Is. Rye-Quiet
Mt SSG9Oc. Barley-Actiyc and un-
changed. Malt-Firm and unchanged.
Corn-Oopcnd firm and closed active and
high; receipts 10000 bushels western
mixed steam 67!mG9!c; do sail 1OCDIlc.
Oats Better and more active receipts
$4,000 bushels; western mixed 43Ca iIci
white 45G55c. Huy-Hcavy at SGjCa 40.
Hops-Strady; yearlings S@l2c. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Flrm;
fair to good refining at 7i@ sr;
prime Sic. RIcc-ln fair demand and
Unchanged. Mola,scs-U nchanged. Pc
troleum-Quiet; crude G}MGIci refined
l3c. Rosin-Firm at 81 7OCa ! 10. Tur-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
RAILWAY Matters.

LOUISVILLE, October S.-Albert Fink,
late Superintendent of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, the largest of the
southern lines, has been offered the posi-
tion of umpire of the southern roads, the
duties of the umpire to be 10 decide all
disputes that may be caused by rivalry
and cutting rates. The position IS one OF
great responsibility and trust. Mr..
Fink has gone to Atlanta, and should he
conclude to accept, will remain in that city,
which has been selected rs the hcadquar-
ters for the person chosen as umpire.
President S. ID. Standiford, of the Louis.
vile and Nashville railroad, has appoint
ed d. W. g. Rowland general superin-
tendent of the transportation department,
w. II. Smith general freight agent, {.
P. Atmore general passenger and ticket
agent, Z. Perkins superintendent OF ma
cninery, +. ID. Furrak chief engineer and
superintendent of road department, q. G..
Breed purchasing agent, G.. Quarrcr
comptroller, &. b. Simmons treasurer and
ID. F. Card auditor.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union.

CINCINNATI, October S.-The National
Executive Governing Committee OF the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
America held its annual session here to-
dav, the object being to carry out the
legislation of the General Convention,
which adjourned yesterday.
4 reply to 81 dispatch sent Thursday
WAS read from Rome of nm ahect!onate
nature and bearing the Papal benedic-
tion to the members.
Il was also announced that the Vice
President. Rev. John Ireland had been
promoted to Bishop, as the Coadjutor
bishop Of Minnesota, and Rev. John b.
Cotter. of Minnesota, was elected his
successor in this body.
Preparations were commenced for a
grand parade of the Union at PhIadel-
phia next year, in honor of the Centen-
nial.
Council sljouruci
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, October S.-MoNEY-
Market easy ut 2G4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5!r,7 per cent Customs
receipts S3g30OO. Imports Of dry goods
$l,lIl,OOO. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $2G.OUO. Clearings $4,000.
600. Bankers bills 479m 4s2
GoLD-Opened at ll7@ III, declined
to lI6., rallied to llG: and closed at
ll6I. Rates pad for borrowing were l-%2
3.6i and l-Gi per diem and :, 5, und i
per cent per annum. Gold speculation
was weak and lower on cable adyces OF
large Withdrawals of gold from the Bank
of England for shipment 10 the United
States, and also arcport that more gold
had been received here by express from
California.
GovERSMENTS-Firm.
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AUGUSTA, CA, October N.-Thc coI-
ored Convention adjourned to-day. An
emigrating bureau was appointed to
gather information of the best localities
inside the State of Georgia for the negroes
in the late insurrcctIon counties to cml-
gratoto. An address was adopted stating
that there was no foundation for the m
surrection reports; that they were gotten
up by the Bourbon Democracy for politi-
cal effect, and that the colored people of
the State have no idea of insurrectlon.
The address also states that the negroes
are not given their rights that hu kIuN
are rampant in Georgia, and that the col
ored men are not allowed to lit on jurics,
and do not receive the protection o. the
CnurtS
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

A London special states that the leader
OF the Herzegovinian insurgents Is al
Rsgusa, i'll with fever.
George ". Pemberton was hanged al
Boston for the murder of Mrs. Margaret
Bingham, yesterday.
The Memphis Cotton Exchange has
offered premium of $1,000 for the best
bale of cotton, of the present crop, grown
in the country tributary to Memphis, for
exhibition nj Philadelphia.
Hon. Carl Schurz has written y
LENGTHY lettor to the Cincinnati CONNER
ciai defending his position and replying
othe letter on finance recently written
bv Wendell Philips.
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Momnn,. smnrngc Convention.

BosToN, October S.-Thcrc was quite a
large attendance NJ the meeting OF the
friends OF womrn's suffrage, held here,
this evening, to consider what if any,
action should be taken ut the approach
ing election. Rev. James Freeman
Clark presided,
The Committee on Resolutions report
ed Il set of resolutions, the first Of which
opposes Governor Castor; the second
declares it inexpedicnt to make separate
nominations, and negatively endorses
Rice; the third urges the friends of female
suffrage to attend the primary meetings
and secure the nomination OF ;uiiraglsts
to the Legislature, even to tho breaking
of party lines when necessary to secure
them.
The resolutions produced much dis
cussion, but were finally passed.
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Philadelphia Wool Mark et.

PHILADELPHIA, October S--Wool-
Fine ileeces steady medium and coarse
in fair demand and rather light supply;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
double extra and above 4j@ i6ci extra
45G4Gc; medium loG5Oc; coarse 400
46c; coarse dcluinc 49c, New York, Mich
igan, Indiana and Western fine 42GG4ic;
medium 4s@jOc; coarse 4OG4jc; coarsc
dclaine 49c; combing washed 5SGG2c;
combing unwashcd 42!c; fine unwashed
29G3lc; coarse and medium unwashed
Sla3Gc; tub washed Asa j3c; extra and
mcrino pulled 4o@ i2ci No and super
fine pulled 39@i3c,
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East Liberty cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, October Seattle
Receipts to-day 1907 head, all through
stock, making 1886 head tor four days.
Nothing on hand to sell except II few odd
head Noquotations.
lIog,-Rcceip;s today 29lj head and
l&,Ojj head for the last four days; York
ers s. 25@7 GOi Philadelphias s. 2j@
$50.
Shccp-Rcceipts to-day 1900 head,
and for four days 1900 head; none sold.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

4 PALACE OF BEAUTY,-The "Arabl-
an Nights" stories are enchanting, and
Aladden's lamp seems to have been sub
iect to some purpose. The modern con-
jurer, however, seeks natural objects from
which TO evolve beautiful things.
In proof OF this, it was only necessary to
step into the dry goods store of Charles
Z. Brues, on Main street, at the opening
last night, and examine the elaborate
display of the articles that make lovely
women yet more lovely. Some SIX hun
drcd ladies and few gentlemen attended
the opening, and Mr.. c. 7. Brues may
feel proud of his artistic taste, which was
the consequence ofdrawing such crowd.
The silks and furs displayed were some.
thing that has never been before
offered to the public. 1t was something
grand n displayed in this establishment
last evening.
The head lights used were supplied by
Captain Ed Weisgerber, of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad machine shop; mag
niflcent mirror was loaned by Friend X
Son. The occasion was grand and the
people were satisfied that c. I. Brues'
was the the place to get everything that
was wanted.
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Cincinnati Market.

C1ScIYSATI, October Section
Dull at l3c. Flour-Quie. and uu
changed. Whcat-Active and firm at
81 2jl,I -. Corn-Firm ii 90" 32c.
Oats-Firm at 5O@ 45c. Barley-steadyi
spring 81 l5al .. Rye-QuIct At =
a SOC. Pork-Dull at S22 jO422 -.
Lard-Active; steam l3!ci kettle I3in'
l4c. Bulk Meats-Quiet at H-lt9.n'
l&!M14mI4Ic, Bacon-Firm at no
u:mI4.@Ij@l5i. Whisky-Sl y.
Hogs-Firm; stockers ~ ww' 9Oi
common to light good s. O0Ce1 -.
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Another Huntington Bank Robbie {
Caught.

CINcINNATI, October S.-A special to
the Commercial from Huntington, West
Va, says that the officers of the Hunt
ington Bank have brought to that place
and imprisoned j. II. Ebb, who was ar
rested in Fentrcss county, Tennessee.
On him were found a pistol belonging to
the bank, and forty-hye hundred dollars
in money. The latter was wrapped up
in bloody shirt sleeve, supposed to have
belonged to Jesse james.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

The OPERA HoUsE.-A large, fashion
able and discriminating audience assem-
blel at the Opera House last evening TO
witness Mrs. Henrietta Chanlrau and
company in G, W. Taylcure's new Amer
lean co:nedy, entitled Parted" Mrs.
Chanfrau's reputation is national, and
therefore, while she was All utter stranger,
personally, to our boards, the audience
knew perfectly well beforehand
the nature OF the entertainment
provided for them. They expected to
see u finished Grti>tc; q handsome lady,
supported by a first class company, IN u
suitable play, and they We're not disap'
pointed. The entertainment was without
| exaggeration, one Of the best which ever
has been presented to a Wheeling
audience, and not one was present but
felt perfectly satisfied that his or her
fullest expectations had been realized.
1t is useless to speak of Mrs. Chantrau
herself further. The press encomiumS
which heralded her advent among us
were well deserved.
Of the company we can conscientious
" say that it was composed entirely OF
cultivated artists. Miss Ada Monk ian
old tavorite) Miss Egberts, Mrs. .Vanderen
in her role of Ia superior woman" Little
Nellie and the different male charac-
tcrs were all well ncocoived, and admira-
bv enacted, but pace will no: permit OF
our mentioning them in detail. The plot
of the play was one we'll calculated to
interes tsnd attract in these hard times
when failures are the order of the day.
1t showed up very vividly, scenes
which such recent failures as those OF
DUNCAN, SHERMAN e Co, in the East,
and the Bank of California in the West,
have produced, and being founded on
actual fact, We'll written, chasle, ana Iu'I
of healthiul sentiments, no wonder that
the interest it aroused was (what Is very
unusual in Wheeling audicncc) height
rncd into enthusiasm, which called forth
loud applause, and demanded the appear
nncc before the curtain, on two coca
sions, of the lady who took the leading
character.
This afternoon there will be matt
nee at which popular play hythe same
author, entitled "Was She Right will
be produced. 1t is worthy of special
mention that the toiletteS exhibited in
thi. play will be very rich, those of Mrs.
Chanfrau having been imported at cost
of nearly three thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
The Tweed Case,

New YORK, October S.-The Supreme
Court, general term, Judges Davis, Brady
and Daniels holding the term, delivered
the opinion, to-day, on the motion made
by Tweed's counsel, that on entering the
order pursuant to its recent decision
confirming Judge Barretts refusal to
vacate the order of arrest, the Court
should allow the defendant to answer,
demurrer or take other action, as ad-
vscd by the Court. They say the war
of skirmiShcs in this case must terminate
by trial on its merits, and this they can
and will compel. On the contrary, the
Court would open the way to dilatory
plcadings and evasive motions, and in
the meanwhile the defendant would be
in Jail, unjustly if innocent, or if guilty,
battling Justice by using for that purpose
the proceeds of his frauds. The Court
gives the defendant merely seven days
to answer, which Yill give the plaintiffs
time to notice the case for trial next
month.
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Jerome Park Races.

New YORK, October S.-At the Jer-
ONE Park races, the first race, a mile ana
a half dash, resulted in a dead heat be.
tween Josie b. and PIcciolo for the first
place; Il. +. Carver third. Time, 2:45{
The race was finally decided in favor OF
Picciolo tor the first place.
The second race was for the grand
national handicap sweepstakes of 500
each. with $1,000 added; two miles and
y quarter. There were three starters. The
race was won by Aaron Remington;
Willie Burke second and Shylock beaten
off. Time, 4:l5!'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

MEMPHIS, October S,-The Frlar :
Point war is considered at an end. The
whole affair is generally regarded here
as political dodge. A Ledger special
from Helena says that Sheriff Brown is
still there, and SAYS he will not return to
Friars Point and that the negroes there
threaten to kill him if he does. MANY
negroes from Coahoma county are in
Helena. General Chalmers is endeavor-
ing to surround Pcase and capture him
fpoSsiblc.
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INDrANAroLIS, October S-Lsst even
ing the Indiana Banking Company re-
celvcd II telegram from the manager of
the Bank of British North America, lo-
Gated in New York, with instructions to
arrest any person presenting 4 circular
letter of credit numbered higher than l5l.
This afternoon wcil.dresscd stranger,
answering to the name of Henry Saun-
dcrs, presented letter numbered lt9 at
the bank counter, and asked for three
thousand dollars. Mr.. kelchtam adroitIy
delay ed thim until the arrival of the
officers. when he was transferred to the
Central Station house.
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pittsburgh Market.

PwTsBgRGH, October S.-PiS Iron
Dul! and unchanged; No. foundry
iron quoted at S2l 90 for four months
Whcat-In fair supply and steady de.
mand; new red 81 2jml 50; old red
81 3OGl IS. Corn-Dull; shclled G9m
7lc on track; ear 72@73c. Petroleum
Quiet but steady; crude 81 42!ml 4j
at ParI,ers; refined l2ic for Phila-
dplphia delivery.
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Messrs. Carpenter and Sheldon have
arranged with Alexander II. Stephens,
Vice President of the late Southern Con-
feucracy, to deliver two lectures in this
State embodying his views upon
National affairs. The first one
will occur on the 18th, at which time he
will discuss the broad question of the
principles underlying our National
Government, his subject being
The first hundred years of The American
Union" HIS second lecture on the 2Sth
will be on "Thc present and future OF the
South In letter to friend,
Mr.. Stephens, says: My chief object is to
do good in bringing about better state
offccling and better understanding OF
the people of different sections OF our
great and common country.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

SENATORIAL ELECTIoN.-The follow
ing is the official vote Of this county on
the Senatorial contest, which includes
everything except one precinct in TrIa-
delphia, and that will not alter the result
ten votes
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October S.-Flour-Dcmand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Actiye;
No. = white Wabash 81 % No. 3
81 %; amber spot and seller October
81 %; seller November 81 2j! Corn
Dull; high mixed seller October j0!c; low
mixed Gjm G5Ic. Oats-A2tIyei white
42c; rejected pc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet in late af-
ternoon dealings. Chicago and North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds
fell off to 85f. Union Pacific tirsts sold
at l035 and land grants at 99f@9S8.
STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet, except for
Tennessee old, which are lower.
SToCKs-The stock market was ex-
ceedingly irregular, with dealings larger
than usual. During the morning there
was a strong bearlsh feeling based on a
batch of unfavorable rumors. ItwaS re-
ported that the Citizens Bank Of Chica-
20 had suspended, or was winding up its
affairs. This was succeeded by n rumor
OF run on a savings bank, and later by
a report that the creditors OF Duncan,
Sherman u Co. had refused to accept the
proposition recently submitted to them.
The selling movement, to-day was direct
ed to some extent against large dlyl-
dcnd paying stocks, such as
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
and New jersey Central. No reason was
assigned for the decline in these stocks.
The former has earned more than its en-
tire dividend for a year in eight months,
and has in bank money for the October
dividend. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western declined from ll7f,to ll5, and
New jersey Central from 100 10 99b, but
later on there was Il recovery OF l(d24
per cent in these shares. Michigan Gem
tral declined from 55f to 81; Pittsburgh
from 9OI to SSI; Northwestern from 3S8
to 3G5; Missouri Pacific from 235 to
90; Western Union from 753 to
75. Union Pacific advanced to 63g,
and later reacted G2!. After the second
board the market was weak and the
lowest prices of the day were current
Stocks were hrmer in late dealings, and
in some cases there was recovery of !
to ! per cent from the lowest point oi
the dav. New Jersey Central closed at
lOl, against 99l early IN the day. Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western closed
at l6l after having sold ut ll7t and
ll5. Northwestern declined from 81 to
3Gi, and closed at 81. Hennibal and St.
Joseph advanced from IL to l., and Mis-
souri, Pacific recovered from % TO 20!.
Atlantic and Pacific preferred was dull
at GG6i. The directors Of this company
met to-day, but adjourned until Tuesday
next, when they will hold conference
with the leading stockholders of the
Missouri Pacific. Lake Shore closed nj
j3i, the lowest point reached. Pacific
Mail sold at 3Jf and closed ut 358m3j4.
Western Union touched 743, but closed
at 745M75. Michigan Central rallied
from 54@j4s. Ohios fell of to l5s and
closed at l55. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange were $4,000 shares, Of
which $1,000 were Pacific Mail, 1900
Western Union, $4,000 Northwestern
common, 1000 preferred, 1900 st. Paul
common, 1900 preferred, 1900 Erie,
10000 Lake Shore, 400 Ohios. 1000
Union Pacific, 1900 Missouri Pacific,
22OOO st. joe 5000 Delaware Laka-
wanu and Western, $500 New Jersey
Central, and 1000 Michigan Central.
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ye,yYork Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK. October S-Business was
light with commission houses and impor-
tcrs. Jobbing trade fair. Prints unset
tied. Mcrrlmnc D. fancy prints reduced
tn 7lc. and South bridge chocolates to 7!c
Cotton hanres active and firm. Dress
goods. drc-s ginchsms and felt shirts in
good request Woolcn goods quiet.
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND. October s-Wncat-
Quiet and steady; No 81 30; No. 2 do
81 ~. Corn-Quict. Oats-Stradyi No.
State 4Oc; No. = do &Sr; white ilc.
Petrolcu,n-I nchnnged.
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BY TELEG GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Latest From Brooke County.
LAGRANGE, o., October {

I4AHhANHFi w VVsV"V' %
Special dispatch to the Register.
Returns thus far give Caldwell l2S
majority in Brooke county, with three
small precincts to hear from. They will
likely increase his majority TO llO.
c. Is. TURNER.
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Alta meeting of the Jugges Iron Com
pany. Of Albany, New York, yesterday
II was resolved 10 issue mortgage bonds
to the amount OF $2j0,0oO, which, 1t !.
thought. Will relieve the company from
its embarrassment.
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETINE
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

The great benefit have received from
the US. Of NEGETINE induces me O give
nv testimony In its favor. believe IL Ia
he not only OF great value for restoring the
health, but preventive Of diseases pecu-
liar 10 The spring and summer seasons.
/ would not be Without IL for ten times
IL, cost EDWARD TILDES.
Attorney and General Agent for Massachu-
seils OF the GraftSmen's Life Assurance
Company, No. 20 Sears Building, Boston,
Mass.
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CrOOkrn " hiskY.

CHICAGO, October S.--Thc distilling
and rcctifying establishments of Coch-
rane, Hutchins " Co., Of this city, were
seized by the Government officials on
account of alleged irregularities. War
rants for the arrest of the proprietors
are out, but it is rumorcd that they have
left town.
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D. SWEENEY Chairman '' '"' 0'"''
a.--."' centennial Managers 70 NOV,
g.. ISL. In"' S"'r D'"'u :, nl, - ~. ~ P,0 y
,' '.-.'"' o'''' '''.' '"' ,... '.o' -
..' '' '"y i",''""','''"' I'N iS
.,.', To- the elect 'n"' MI "PP'''"',o"'
.- exhibitor space must DC i'"o' 70 , MN
''. later t'''h o''oO'F 'o'"'
b.; little Nm'' therefore '''''"',>'
a.. interests proposing 70 "
-"pre'eHted should pr"h'P''! "'aNe "P-
pacation for such space "s they may
.a.nk they will need.
Attention of our State exchanges Is
.'.."d to this notice with the request '"S'
they give 1t publicity al" urge ''E'nS i!
immediate "'''o" among 'no,' I y, 'D''
.a"r'nl .'c'.'.l-- i,s-.---2 nv, ''''
"A. received la,. night per the A>so-
....l Press a lengthy communication
FROM Hon. CARL >,uuRz, addressed to
u. Cincinnati. Commercial, and being Il
reply To- the letter recently written by
Mr.. WxSpELL pmLlws, cor!royerting
tine position taken by Mr. ScuuEh on the
currency question.
Tui, better rumm."... coming over
u.a.r.- a., .r..a, a.. ut this
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George Specr a Negro aged thirty
years, having wife and five children
W., hanged at FayctvilIc, Georgia YES,
"rlay, for rape committed ON a wiite
Elri fifteen wears old, on the 2O,h of Nay
hc declared his innocence.
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
sep7-ta
SUCAR CURED TONGUES,

lust RECEIVED A LOT OF SELECTED
,) Beet Tongues: They are very large.
Il. J. SMYTH,
leg Cor Market & Fourteenth Sts
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3y'hctlinQ 2eglstrr.

,., ..,,l in New York yesterday
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Ih" New York police think thev have
'pi-'"i the murderer of Jane, Ii. No,.
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SINCE the forced specie resumption act
w,- passed. gold and bonds, the wealth
.. the Capitalist, has advanced in value
while property and labor, the wealth Of
the workman has declined. The follow
wing table shows the proportion Of these