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BeeCher TiItOn-The End not yet
Mrs. MOultOn ReneWS Her
Charges In o Business Meeting
OF Plymouth Church.

NEW YoRE, November Sat n bust.
ness meeting Of Plymouth Church last
evening, the names Of Deacon West and
Mrs. Moulton were dropped from the roll
Of membership on the ground OF con-
tinued absence from the services Of the
church. Deacon West was not present,
but Mrs. MOulton was, accompanied by
counsel, Roger A. Pryor, who read pro.
test signed by Mrs. Moulton, and which
closed as follows;
My absence is an enforced one, and Is
caused by the crime Of adultery commit.
ted by Henry Ward Beecher, pastor Of
this church, with one OF his parishioners,
which know to be fact through Mr..
Beecher's confession TO ne, through the
confession Of Mrs. .Tilton, and through ii con-
elusive evidence Of the crime from other
sources. ! appear before this church In
loyal obedience To the summons which |
have received, and hereby declare my
disposition and desire to discharge oil
the duties devolving on me as member
that are consistent with my knowledge Of
the adultery OF the pastor and his false
swearing In regard 10 1t. The New York
and Brooklyn Association Of COngrega-
tional Ministers have taken action, 1t Is
alleged, which will certainly revive the
Deecher scandal. A committee OF It's
members has been appointed and in
structed TO report, after Il careful exam
inatiOn Of the charges, whether the asso-
citation ought to retain Mr.. Bcecher In
membership. II was said last evening
that Mr.. Beecher would withdraw from
the association rather than submit to
an investigation.
Plymouth Church has adopted resOlu-
tions providing that Mr.. Beecher and
his deacOns confer with Mr.. Moody, and
that they be authorized, II the evangelist
has no objection, to announce the first SER
les ol the daily prayer meetings for next
Monday morning.
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ST. Louis, November 6.-Major ]. W
ingalls,, Indian Agent for the Cherokees
Creek, Choctaws, ChickaSaws and Semi.
noleS, arrived here from Springfield, ILL.,,
to await adviCes from the territory re.
gurding the result Of the late election for
Chief Of the Chetokees. The determine.
tiOn Of who was elected Chief rests with
the National Council, which met at
Tahlequan last Monday, but which
At The latest accounts, had failed
10 organize. The two factions Of the Ma.
ton represented by Charles Thompson
and WA. p. Ross, The latter The present
Chief, are bitterly hostile. Both claim
the election and stand ready to defend
themselves. Bloodshed IL apprehended
whichever way the election is decided,
andlthe Downing party, whose candidate
was Thompson, have called upon Major
Ingalls, for U. s. troops to preserve peace
and that official has referred the applica.
ton to the authorities al Washington.
Advices from Tahleqnah are anxionsly
looked for by Major Ingalls,.
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Wool-
Really fine fleece In light supply md prices
drmi Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vlr.
ginll Xxx and above 45a5Oc; X 45a49c;
medium 60aj2c; coarse 4Oa4Oc; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine Ala
43c; medium 4Oaj0c; coarse 4Oai9c, com.
bling washed jSaG0c; combing unwashed
4Oa42lIc; fine unwaShed 3Oa3lc; coarse I'm.
washed 3laS7c; tub washed SOa55c; extra
aud merinO pulled 37ndiC,
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BELLAIRE LoCALS.-TherG Is being
great deal Of complaint made about tn
way in which the night wAtChmen dis
charge their lamp.lighting duties. Th'
ordinance says that II, in any night, ther'
il one hour in which the moon does mo-
shine and the lamps are unlit, In anJ
ward, the watChman for that ward forfeit
his entire pay for that night. This Is ar
excellent law II ii was enforced.
Some outside parties took II upOr
themselves to attempt to show the street
car drivers how foolish they were to wOrI
for their present wages, and were so sue.
cessiul that the drivers struck. These
disinterCsted (2) outsiders then applied
for tho places made vacant by the strike,
offering to work for the old wages. Thl
drivers, however, heard Of this and very
sensibly went back at the old price
which, II It is low, Is sure.
The Germans Of this city are organic
ing a musical society or Sacnger Bund, L
be called "Der IIellaire Leiler Kranz,
10 be directed by Prof. Louis VaaS, oj
Wheeling.
Two newsboys INDUCED IN prilc GghI
on the river bank yesterday, which re-
suited in a draw, owing to the interference
Of another one. They are still thirsty foi
blood, however, and we expect in n few
days to record a blood curdling tragedy
especially the latter.
"Major" Wm. G. Carman, OF the U. 8
Secret Service, lin horn was In the city
yesterday.
No preventing Providence, the Wal
lace Cornet band and a party Of citizens
will to-day make an excursion down The
river and back on the Courier and Ex.
press, making the down.trip on one boa'
and the up-trip Oh the other.
Rev. /. ]. Spencer has concluded hi'
series Of meetings al Quaker City, and re-
turned to this place. lie will preach al
the Discip pies Church at the usual hour
tomorrow.
We are told that the attendance al
market Is poor.
Mr.. F. 4. Kelly, corner Of Union ant
Thirty.frst streets, has the exclusive
agency In Bellaire for the daily ant
weekly 1NTELLt0ENCER, and has II de
livered each morning by carriers at tht
publishers price. Subscribers will fine
Il to their interest TO take II Of him.
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PITTSBURGH, November 5.-Trnde is re-.
ported rs being dull, which may be tstrlbu.
led largely TO the depression IN the pig
iron trade, and as the two interests are
closely identified no material or permanent
improvement can be expected In the for.
mer until there has been revival in tho
latter. The fact Is trade IN coke has held
out better than was expected, and there Ia
reason to believe that Us soon as there is d
revival In the pig iron trade mud the fur.
naces now idle started up, that the con.
sumption Of the latter will be larger than
ever II was before, as II has been developed
that in addition to making better quality
Of rig It costs but little II any more than
coal. At current rates there Is but little II
any margin for profit, and II Is thought
prices cannot possibly 60 any lower we
continue to quote at 50 5Oa2 IS per ton de.
livered on cars here In Pittsburgh. A very
fair percentage Of the ovens are still III
blast, but Us yet there h IS heen no aGCumu.
latiOn OF stock Of any consequence.
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NEW YORK, November 5.-'Tlle package
trade IN domestic goods continued light,
and iObbing and importing branches were
quiet. Cotton goods steady nt unchanged
prices, and cotton hannels In good demand.
Prints moved slowly. Freenlan's fancies
are reduced 10 GNc. Printed robes In fair
request. WOOlCn goods ruled quiet, except
repellants, which Nre In moderate request.
Foreign goods quiet.
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steamboat Boiler Explosion.

PITTSBURGH, November o. Early this
morning the steamer TigresS No. 2, when
rear Osborne Station, on the Allegheny
river, near this city, exploded a boiler,
detaChinE top sheet and sending II en-
tlfely through the cabin floor and roof in
front Of the pilot house. The crew con.
sisted Of ten men, four Of them fitemen,
three Of whom were badly scalded. The
boat took fire, but The flames were soon
extibpuished by the crew.
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CHEYENNE, November 5.-The lYyom.
ing Legislature met and organized here
yesterday, and after the delivery Of the
Governors message adjourned till Tues
day next.
The miners at the Union Pacific Rail.
roads coal mines al Rock Springs, this
territory, are on strike, and there are
approximations Of riot. Gov. Thayer is
on his way there 10 address the miners.
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CINCINNATI, November g. Cotton -
Dull at l2Hc. Flour-Dulland unchanged,
Wheat-Dull at 81 Goal Sj. Corn-FIrmi
old at 5Sa6Oc, 0ats-Dull at 2Sa40c, Bar.
lcy--Firm and unchanged. Rye-FIrm at
75a7Sc. POrk-lIeldat $22 so. Lard-Quiet;
steam l2IIal2Ssc kettle l3NC. hulk Meats
Quiet; partly cured sAal2Nc, loose. Ba.
cOn-NOniinal. Whisky-F'irm ut 81 13.
llOGs--Firm; common light 81 00a7 80;
good light and packing 81 t5a7 40; good
butchers 81 45n7 10.
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BALTIMORE November -Flour-Qulet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Firmeri
No, 9 western red ii 50; Pennsylvania red
81 40. Corn-Quiet and StGady; western
mixed 72c. 0atS-Firmj western white 4Ic;
mixed i?a43C. Rye-QIiet, but firm at S0a
Sjc, llay-Dull and unchanged, Provis.
iOns-Quiet, but firm and unchanged, Pork
Firm at $93 0Ja?3 6O. Lard-Quiet; refined
li94Al5c, llutter-Steady; western extras
9S l3OC; do irsts g5u97c. PetrOleum-NOn.
inally unchanged. CoiFte-Quiet; Rio cur.
goes lSNgOlIc; jObbng at lOa9l W. Whisky
-F,rmer md not quUtably higher at
81 lGLG.
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Tic IInri,Inr YniIrt hiriitn

COLUMBUS, November 5.-NIosL Of The
miners in the Hooking Valley arc on 4
strike, but the indications are that IL will
not last long. One prominent operator
has acceded 10 the demands Of his miner
and II IL expected that othefs will follow
as the demand for coal Ia quite large.
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i,u,noredI TtaIIwny I,urehnse

CHICAGO, November 5.-tL Ia stated in
railroad circles here to-day that the Chi.
cagO 4 Northwestern Railroad Company
has purchased the Rockford, Rock Island
& 81. Louis Railroad Of II. Ostetborg, the
representative Of the German bondliOld.
erS. The terms Of the purchase nre not
khnmn
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Mr.. j. BRlsnES WALKER paid us a
visit last Thursday week. lie is now a
resident Of Cincinnati, where he has a
branch real estate office for the sale ol
his property In Charleston. We regret
very much that Mr.. Walker has decided
TO make his home away from Charleston,
While here. he was very active man and
did much for Charleston and the Kama.
wha Valley.-ChGrIeaon Journal.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 5,-Petrole.
um-Qulet; refined l3alSISc; crude lONc.
Clover Sced-9alUc. Flour-In active de.
mand; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
50 2ja7 IS; high grades 81 75a0 10. Wheat
Moderate request Pennsylvania red
81 80; white 81 3Sai 40. Rye-75a7gc, Corn
Scarce; yellow 74ISa75; mixed 75a75I+,
Oats--DeprGsscd; white S9Ci mixed S5a
36IG, Whisky-Firm ut 81 II. Butter
Quiet New York and Bradford county OK.
ira S4aSjc; GrstS 3OASgc; western extras so
a32C; irsts 27a!OC; rolls, extrus 2Oa3Oc,
CheGse-Firm; western fine l2IfalSc, Eggs
Steady; western fresh Sic.
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RUSSIA.

sr. PETERSBURG, November 5.-It is
now officially announced that Russia has
sent no communication regarding Turkey
to the slgners Of the treaty Of Paris, as
reported. The good understanding and
continued exchange Of views between the
Powers render such a communication I'M.
nnnesRnrY.
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TnEsetmon Of Rev. NJ. Mullenix last
Sunday evening at State Street Church,
on"Paul in a Theater, was pronounced by
all who heard II the AbleSt discourse he
has delivered during his stay in this city.
The theme Waa: Paul on the stage Of
Gods great theater. II Was unquestiona-
bly, an able efiort,-CRarieA0a JoaNdl.
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L1r1LE Rock, November 5-1n The
Senate to-day the memorial 10 Congress
asking a national system Of levees for the
Mississippi river, was passed. Hon. John
T. Jones, Master Of the State Grange, de.
liyered an address in the hall Of the
House Of Representatives. tonight on the
objects Of the Order Of Patrons Of Hus.
bandfy,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 6.-F'lour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-EaSier; No. $
white Wabash 81 20; No. 1 white Michigan
81 2jI{; amber spot 81 l0IIal II; seller
November 81 10; seller December 81 22t
NO.2 amber Michigan 81 04. Corn-FIrm;
high mixed GOc; low mixed 59Xc; no
grade new 5OIgc damaged new 4Sc. Oats
Dull; No. I, lOc; No. 9 spot Sac; Michigan
91lEp
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M1NCONNiN,

MILWAUKEE, November 5.-Tt now ap.
pears that Ludington, Republican, has
1900 majority for Governor. Kuchen,
Democrat, Is undoubtedly elected TfeaSn:
fef. The vote for The other candidates Ia
SO close that nothing but the official re.
turns can determine the result. The Re.
publicans have 6 majority In the Senate,
and 0 In the Assembly,
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNEELLLGEN0ER
WASHINGTON.
Gen. BabcOck and OrvllIe Grant.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The At
tOrney General not having been officially
informed that Gen. Babcock and Orville
Gran! had been indicted by the St. Louis
grand jury, it'is the opinion Of Cabinet
officials and others here that no such in
dictments have been found. Gen. Bab-
cock having been spoken to on the sub
iect remarked that he did not care to take
any notice OF the report unless it should
be verified.
A telegram this morning announces
that U. s, Attorney Wells, Administra-
ton candidate for Congress in MissisSip-
pi, has been elected by majority Of
1000.
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pitlslIurrli.

PITTSBURGH, November 6.-Pig Iron.
Dull and prices unchanged. Standard
forge iron quoted At S23a24 w for 4 months.
WheNt--DIll and unchanged. Corn-WeNk
and prices dropping; ShClled O4aGBc on
track; ear GSa7OC; new ear S0aSjC. Petro.
lcum-Quiet; crude 81 90 nt pArkCr's; re.
fined l3hl3Nc, Philadelphia delivery.
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Sr. CbATRsvtLIE, Nov. b, 1876.
Editors Of the IntellIgeneet;
About noon to-day a boy who is CON
fined in Jail for a minor offence called
for the Sheriff and said II let outside the
cell he would tell the Sheriff something Of
Importance. lie then gave information
that Coss and Lawless and two others
who are In for bnfglary,-ftom Martins
Ferry-wefe In possession Of saws for
the purpose Of cutting the iron bars and
making their escape. The Sheriff at once
made search and found three fine burglar
saws. One bar Of iron had been Sawh al.
most off, and II was the intention Of the
prisoners to make the attempt 10 escape
tonight, which, no doubt, they would
have succeeded In doing had not The
timely information been furnished by The
boy. The boy had been beaten by The
gang, because he would not swear to keep
Silent. The saws we're furnished by Mrs.
Coss who, no doubt will get an oppottu.
nifty to stay inside the Jail with her
friends. T. ENC1h,
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Cataract Operation on a Man Of
Ninety.


tFrom the ClinlCl
Dr.. Seeley reported a case OF cataract,
stating that Il was Of interest from the
fact that the patient was a member Of
the profession, having graduated from the
University OF Pennsylvania in medicine
probably before the Oldest member Of the
Academy was born. The Doctor was
born In 1855, and served during the war
Of 1912 as surgeon to u Virginia regi.
ment. lie was one OF the jury that In
1907 acquitted Aaron Burr Of treason
against The United States. The patient
had undergone an operation for extrac.
ton Of the cataract In the right eye, In
the spring, the result Of which was The
total loss Of the eye.
The patient presented himself to Dr..
Seeley some three weeks ago and the 80.
called Grasfe extraction was made. There
was a most marked atcus senills. The
operation succeeded perfectly-there be.
Ing no ptolapSe Of the vitreOts nor trace
Of inflammation OF The iris. The Dr.. was
unable to state the age Of the oldest pa.
tient from whom a cataract had been re.
moved, but thought this one must be one
OF The rafest cases as regards this patticu.
lar. lie had operated on one patient
aged IS; two Of 81; three Of 80; quite n
number between 20 and 80, all with per.
feet success, The wounds having healed
even more kindly than in younger pa.
tiphIa
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SAN Francisco, November 5.-The
President Of the National Gold Bank and
Trust Company says that no official action
has been taken, but without question the
bank will 20 into liquidation, paying the
depOsitors and stockholders IN full.
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CLEVELAND, November o. Wheat
Quiet and unchanged; NO.2 red 81 20; re.
jeCted SOC. COrn-Firm at O5aGGc for high
and low mixed Shelled from store; G2a63c
for ears on track. 0ats-Dull, nominal and
unchangedt No. State Mt 4Oc; No. 2, $50;
white 4lc. petrolcum-U Unchanged.
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swtrcnvtLtE. - Patketsburg and
Wheeling have exchanged cognomens.
The fast lines have been removed to the
city Of Capital pfetenSionS, and Patkers.
burg has been reduced 10 the contracted
limits OF Switchville; the dining rooms
have been removed to lIelpte and the
devil is 10 pay generally. We would
suggest another Pafkersbufg ovation ia
MI. Garrett; that would probably result
in the removal Of all the machine shops
to Belptc.-IarkerSburg Journal.
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FRANCE.


VERSAILLES, November 5.-Duke Dan.
difrett Pasquier was to-day elected Pres.
ident OF the Assembly by a combination
Of the Left with a portion Of the Right.
The act Is regarded as a demonstration
against the BOnapartists.
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Mormon Missionaries.

OMAHA, November 5,-Six Mormon
Missionaries passed through here this
week, bound for different portions Of this
country,
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Work on the United States Custom
House has ceased, the appropriation be.
ing exhausted. Forty OF hity persons
are thus temporarily thrown out Of EN-.
ployment.
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TURKEY.

BELGRADE, November 5.-The militia
Of this city has been summoned under
arms for three days drill, after which
they are to start Immediately for the
/ fsnnItas
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GENERAL ]. A. ]. LtoHrRuRN IL about
to leave West Virginia and to locate at
Lancaster, Pa. He will enter actively
there upon his duties as a Baptist minis
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THERE will be n general leaving for
Wheeling about next Monday. The
Legislature cOnSenes on the 10Th instant,
-CharlylOn Journal Of3d.
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Anna DICKINSON has Travelled 10000
miles by rail, "and never even had u man
wink at her" She must have kept her
veil up all the time.--DetrOit Free Pres.
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(hsgnteIh9enff1
rneI Company Formed ~
4 Gast'btarrh % Thirty five Miles Oi
ns, inch pipe 10 be Laid

W0' wv n,,,v visited the Burns
ylH'g Luz paw | Tho tormor ia
,,l sd the pe'a0''t,' Nv
.,.,rea miles northeast oil the town
w" .r'..,, and the latter il about mile
Of ba"", rr,wor ' The pas comes out
fa'hc Burns T'',i W ,i..annb .ir inch tub.
Llc Barn' vel u''o's" ''N ,oo
n, pressure being equal 10 lVo
W 70, .qnare inch,
P''DF =, ,.,,,;,b tho ,ix.iuch tubing are
'ConGe'IasI ;oa, ",',' whicheytend down the
aino Loyq ", FSiIl.iIe 10 the valley be-
Fft' noia"5 4 II iour of these pines is
bL A. I ,D1eII ~ ,wo inch pipe about six
lt'e'',0s.It lt',D,,t " IN the upper Side OF which,
r,iH 'yps" a. nrrioration through
itn 'lIa ~, '' ,,. p.cares, When n torch is
...i.i 'af. T 10 Ihcsc pcriorations eight broad
SIs, .doo, apI 10 the height OF twenty
tie iet' lighting w. ~" .n,;N,;n" MH"' %"n. "
Tlallns ''p "n tbe .ky. The noise
HI!e By the r'yIP1"B E a, 20 mad" % hv
hiltn'ps s,oi"s from a saicty.yaIyc, ex.
.ii ,.r,i,i, yrry much louder, Persons can
HNMD oniy , Ly the sneaker placing his
T' S%,b to the ear Of the listener. This
It'I Toay' I,c. y S' IN. pressure. Another
.s|i.,povcr was obtained by attempt:
s,p place the hand against the end OF
ss the linen pipes 1'ia. ,,., llau no "nFueF
attached. ~ u was I''lloSs'n'c " 10
thegi' pushing Tue manu- away 'nSl'se ..
theuo.l vigorous Resistance o' y s.rong
wa, T@o Of 'ny parry aI'o "!telnP.eu
bhlIi pIcCc"' m9iu as".',T' tnI p!Pe,
baltte gn Ery'clle.' !. . lro'" '"e'F ""'uS
and violently 'N'cN II away
li,er the Pittsburgh party had visited
A,,b v,Il. they returned to Butler and
%I,I,,,oI W." IN , numhnr ofsnoechos
'AHe "'''sc" =" " ""
Nlbc supper laOIc oI Tue Lowry House.
Among the orators Of the occasion was
M LLo NJ. THOMPSON, representative
'y"S, y ~. oaI ran,,s,,ionol di.,rict Win
0' 'n' -'' 'O"s,' " VIZ
poke among o'Ner 'h'hg', upon tue
question ola durable supply OF gas from
b.av,ll. llc mentioned quite n mum.
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VII" 'V''' "'' '',' '' '''"s e"' W.
10lie a Number OIL years, ana YET tne
hiae was apparently undiminished. So
huhc knew nota single we'll had dim.
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ALBANY, November 5.-Returns re.
ceived give the majority for Blgelow rs
l0,7OS,wiIha prospect Offurther increase,
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FINANCIAL AND COMRER
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and StoGlss.

New YORK, November o. MONEY
4a5 per cent, and closed easy at 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 0a7 per cent. Gus
tom receipts, $2SO,OOO. The Assistant Treas
urer disburscd $4,000, ClCarings $is,
100000.
GoLD-Advanced from ll59z to ll5Ss
fell oil to ll51S, and closed at ll5N. Tho
rates paid for carrying were and 2 pei
cent. Loans were also made llAt.
GOVERNMENT lONDs-Firm with smal
dealings.
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MEMrnEs, November o. Recorder
Winters bound J. ]. Smith and A. NJ
Smith each in one thousand dollars To
answer the charge Of attempting to kid
nap Jas. NJ. TiGhe, who was arrested by
them by order Of Gov. Porter on reQui.
sition Of the Governor Of Ohio on a
charge OF obtaining goods under false
pretense. The Recorder held them under
section 4Sl3 Of the code, which says thai
II any person by color OF his Office vii.
fully and maliclouSly oppress any per.
son under pretense Of acting Under his
official capacity, he shall be punished by
a fine not exceeding 81 900 or imprison.
nent in tho county jail not exceeding
two years.