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The river was stationary last mig lit
with feet s inches in the channel.
The Express left for parkCrsburg on
time, rs usual.
The steamer Coal Valley and Fair Play
passed down with tows, the former with
coal and the latter with coke.
The Hudson Is announced to leave for
Cincinnati this afternoon.
The Courier is this mornings Parkers-
burg packet.
The Hope passed down with tow of
coal.
The Ragon arrived from Pittsburgh,
and after laying at the wharf about two
hours departed for Cincinnati.
Capt. ASA Booth will take the steamer
Express to Pittsburgh on Thursday even.
Ing TO accommodate those desiring to
attend the Exposition. The boat will
leave here at D o'clock Thursday evening
and arrive in Pittsburgh at 8 o'clock the
following morning, returning home on
Sunday evening.
The steamer Ed. Hobbs left for 81.
Louis last evening with about $4,000 kegs
OF mills.
[IIy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October l5.-River4 feet
4 inches and about stationary; cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, October l5.-Weather cool
and cloudy. Arrived-Naomi, from Gin
cinnati. Dcparted-Naomi, for Cincin.
natl, and Tim Baker, for Vicksburg.
River rising; A feet inches in cana, and
9 feet I inches on falls.
EVANSVILLE, October IL. - Weather
cloudy: mercury 46o to 60o; wind from
the north. River A 2.lO feet and falling.
Down-Sandy No. . and Nint Shinklc.
Up-dov. Allen, Silverthorn and Hous.
ton. Business light. ~ =.
MEMPHIS, October 15.-ltiver fell half
an inch; weather clear and cool. Arriv'
ed-Fott Gibson, Little Rock; Parker,
Cincinnati. Departed L. Glencoe and
Vicksburg, 81. L0uis.
ST. Louis, October 15.-Arrivcd-.lOhn-
son, Keokuk; Northwestern, 81. Paul
Belle Of 81. Louis, Cambridge; Dugan,
JclIeson City. Depnrted--Northwestern,
ST.. Paul; BELLE OF Memphis, Memphis
johnson, Keokuk. River fell G inches;
clear and cold. .
NASHVILLE, October i5.-River still
falling; four feet six inches on the shoals
The weather Is fair but cold.
C1NCINNArE, October l5.--River seven
feet six inches and rising. The weather
ia cloudy and threatening. Arrived
Glasgow, from Evansville. Departed
Andes, for Wheeling.
CAIRO, October l5.-Arrived Steamer
Bee, from 81. LoniS; D. II. Cook, Evans.
vile; Colorado, 81. Louis. Departed
Steamers Arlington, New Orleans; Cook
Evansville. River ten feet and rising
| Mnnihnr rlnnr. mnrciitY b2o
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Meeting Of halfway lsondhol,lcrs.

New YoRk, October 1j.-A meeting
Of the bondhUlders Of the Western eSten.
sion Of the indianapolis, Bloomington 4
Western Railroad Company was held TO.
day. The committee appointed to ex-
anime into the financial condition Of the
extension reported that from December
|, 1874, 10 July /, 1916, the earnings were
SS2,0Sl; expenses $7S9lG. The small.
ness Of the earnings was attributed to
low freights, general staghation in rail.
road business and the fact that the road
is in the hands Of a Receiver. The main
road earned in the same time $720. 900.
The extension Is now earning $4,000
per week more than II did during the
time covered by the report Of the com.
mittee.
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Gov. Ames SuApends Military
Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, October l5.-Ex-Sena.
tor Pesse, Of Mississippi, to-day received
the following dispatch;
JACKSON, Miss, October l5.-Alilitary
operations have been suspended by Gov,
Ames, based upon the most ample and
minute assurances Of leading citizens Of
the State that there shall be peace, and
fair and free election. They would not
undertake to answer for lawlessness, but
pledge to aid civil officers in the execution
Of the laws. The Governor expressed HIM
self wholly satisfied with the assurances
given and believes that they are made in
good faith and will be carried out, An
improved feeling prevails, especially
among the whites, and general discipline
and order prevails among all classes and
good citizens are greatly encouraged.
Us. LALE, JR.
us, Marshall,
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Proclamation by the Governor Of
Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, October l5,--The fol-
lowing proclamation was issued to-day
SrATR OP LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, |
NRw ORLEANS, October Ii, 1878. !
WHEREAS, The official information has
been received by the Executive Depart
mcnt that in the parish OF East
Feliciana, In this State, certain
evil disposed persons acting In con-
cert with the residents Of the ad.
Joining State Of Mississippi, have banded
together for unlawful and disordcrly pur.
poses, and brought about in the parish Of
East FeIiciana and in the district imme-
liately adjacent thereto condition OF
anarchy and mob violence which is dan.
gerOus to the peace and prosperity Of
that section Of tho State, and which has
eliminated among other results in the
following:
FirstSln the violent expulsion from
the Parish Of East FeliCiana, Of large
number Of the parish officials admitted
to have been legally elected and qualified.
Second-ln the compulsory adjourn
ment Of the Fifth Judicial District Court
OF said parish, ard the shooting Of tho
Sheriff, while In the discharge Of his Off.
cial duties. In connection with said court.
Thirl-ln the patrollng Of the. Parish
by bands Of armed and masked men on
crrands Of violence and bloOdshed.
FOurth-ln the murder by masked rs.
sassins OF John Gair, one Of the lending
COlored citizens of said Parish, whilst,
under the nominal protection OF sheriIls
posse, and whilst on the way to answer n
criminal charge preferred against him.
lIifth-ln the hanging by lnwless mob
Of woman, n near relative Of said Gair,
accused Of an attempted crime, and who
at the time other unlawful execution was
lodged in the parish prison awaiting trial
for the oflense alleged against her.
Sixth. III the inCendiary burning Of
country stores and cotton gins in this and
adjacent parishes, and whereas all these
disorderly and lawlcss acts arc prOduC.
tive Of great injury to the State and are
subversive Of all the conditions OF peace
and prosperity; now therefore Z. G.
Antoine, Lieutenant Governor and Act.
Ing Governor Of tho State of Louisi.
ana, do issue this my proclamation,
commanding all illegal and iisorderly
bodies of men in said parish Of East Fe.
liCiana to dispcrse and retire to their
homes, and call upon all good citizens
to cooperate with the civil authorities in
arresting and bringing to Justice III such
violent and disorderly persons, to the end
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
COASTERS WRECKED.

LONDON, October l5.-A number Of
coasters were wrecked and several lives
lost in the gales yesterday.
LONDON, October l6-i;SO A. M.-ThG
Morning Echo publishes a special from
Paris saying that the popularity Of NJ,
Theirs is causing some uneasinesss to
MacMahon. l.. Univers publishes assig-
nifcant article reminding politicians
that all Presidential competition has been
adjourned until 1880.
LONDON, October 1850 A. M,-The
Times Paris correspondent says: II the
Government is defeated on the question
Of the system Of voting, President Mac.
Mahon will form an extra ParliamOn.
tHry Ministry under NJ. Founton, which
will delay dissolution as long us possible,
The Times, Of India, says 10000 people
were rendered homeless by the floods in
tho neighborhoOd OF Ahmedabad in the
Province Of Guzerat,
Fifteen workmen were injured It is
feared fatally by an Ovellow Of molten
metal at Walsall Iron Works to-day.
LONDON, October l6-G;3O A. MA
special to the Standard says that the
Turks now hold the district Of IubCi, the
last refuge Of the insurgents.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, October l5.-Thc Cabi-
net was in session over two hours, md n
large amount Of routine business was con.
sidered They were in conversation upon
the subject Of the appointment Of a Sec.
retary OF the Interior; but the Cabinet
officers state that no appointment will be
made until next week. II Is the general
impression that the President Is waiting
far a response from the gentleman 10
whom tho offer Of appointment has been
made. The Attorney General stated at
the Cabinet meeting that he Is in receipt
Of information which he deems authentic,
that both parties in Mississippi have
agreed to terms which will prevent iurth.
CT troubles in that State, and peNCenble
election isConlldently anticipated.
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Run ON a NnYings Bank.

BosToN, October lb.-There was quite
q run OH The Home Savings Bank, Of this
city, to-day. The officers state that the
bank is in a safe condition and that they
are paying all that come without reQuir.
ing The regular notice, and expect to con.
tinue so to do. The semi.annual dividend
on earnings amounts to about 100000
and It's distribution calls, nearly
$4,000. Depositors, should the run
continue on the bank, will undoubt-
edly be required 10 give the notice pro.
vided for in It's contract with each de-
nnsiLnr.
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CHICAGO, October l5.- Flour-Strong
and unchanged. Wheat Dull; No. Chi.
cago spring 81 10; No. ., 81 u bid spot
81 OON seller November 81 0O9s seller all
year; No. 8, OOHNOOIIC; rejected sass lIc.
Corn-Quict and firm; No. 2 mixed 67Na
57IGc spot; 57Ac bid seller octObeT 6SNc
bid seller November; 1870 bid seller the
year rejected jGIGc. Oats-Qulet and firmi
No. 2, 3315a3iC spot; 33Ac seller October
39HC seller November; S2l4c seller the
year; rejected 9Oa9OKe. Darley-Quietand
firm at OOIIc spot; 03IGG seller November.
Rye-Firm aud unchanged. lard-Quiet
at $i3 37IIai3 40 spot; $la 90 seller the year.
Pork-Steady and In moderate demand at
$22 6Oa22 20 spot $99 rs seller October;
$2Oa2O 20 seller November. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulders at 0HNOAci short RIB l2Ma
l3c short clGar l3ai3Hc. Whisky-$l ia
l3jI.
On call board wheat was SO higher.
Corn NC higher. Oats unchanged. Pork
frmCr at $g9 20 October. Lard ilrmer at
$l3 IONl3 40.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
NeW Yoris .Nloney nm NlOcks.

NEW YORK, October i5-MoSEY-Mar.
kct easy at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6a7 per cent. Imports Of dry goods,
$i,Vis,OOO. Customs receipts, sill 900. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000.
ClCatings $5S,OOO,OO0.
STERLING ExCltASGE-Wns tlemoralizej.
The feature Of the day in Wall street was
the advance in gold and the distressing rates
extoriel for It's use from those obliged to
borrow III consequence. Foreign exchange
was unsettled and nominal.
GoLD-Opened ut 1iGiI, advanced to
ii6K, reacted to 1iGN, md closed at III,
the highest point Of the day. The rates paid
for borrowing were 3.39, l.iG, 5-6i, 7.6i, 5.S2
and finally 1852 per cent per diem.
uovERNMEST IIoSDs-Firm and in good
inmRDl.
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AN INDIAN DELEGATION.

A delegation of South Chippewa,s from
Minnesota visited the Indian Depart
ment to-day. They left their agency, after
obtaining permission OF their agent, and
were four weeks on tho road, paying
their own expenses by dancing, etc, at
different places. A half.breed is with
them who acts as interpreter, They COM
plain Of their agent and desire to remain
here until an Interpreter could come from
their mission to present their case pro-
perly. Commissioner Smith told them
that under the circumstances he could
not help them and advised them to re-
turn at once.
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den hym. For viii Y am man ordey.
ned yndur power, andhaue knyytiz vnder
me-"
From Cadmons Genesis: Ic willie mid
fode fole acwellan, and cynna gehwile
Guerra wuhta."
From the Chronicles of Robert Of
Glauster: "Thus com 10 Engelond in.
to normannes honde, and the normans ne
Covthe speke tho bOtG her owe speche."
No doubt the foregoing was first class
English, but my early education was 80
much neglected that iailtO reverence it,
The name OF each phonetic letter is
always identical with the sOund which it
represents in the formation Of word
identical with what is now understood as
the POpr Of a letter.
Yours Respectfully,
z. &, B.
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MiiMnnkcr IEhisI.r t,ases.

MILWAUKEE, October Is. - In the
whisky cases to-day Judge Dfummond
Overruled the motion 10 qunsh the indict-
ment against Taft 4 WELLER and sus.
tanned The demurrer to the plea in m
abatement. In the latter decision he
held that II is competent for the same
grand jury to net for the District and the
Circuit Court even though they are sworn
but once. The case against Geo. Ock.
stinC, collector, was called and Mr.. Nc.
Kenney opened the case for the govern.
hlent, and Alexander Stewart wos first
sworn. His testimony waa not concluded
whom rnuFt ndiourned.
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, October 10. Flour--steady
and In moderate demad. Wheat-Fifh
and 10 fair demand; No. white Wabash at
Al 2OH; No. white Michigan 81 Pan; No.
! do 81 IS; extra 81 90; amber Michigan
seller November 81 25yI; seller December
81 20. Corn-StCady and IN moderate de.
mand; high mixed GOlIci low mixed COO;
yellow G3ISc; no grade G0C; damaged 60c.
Oat-Steady and In moderate demand; No.
2, SIZE; white 43c; Michigan 36iic; reject.
81 nniFn
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WAX UKFAHTNKNTI
OYViCR or TIM CllIEH slONAL OPPtCRR !
WASHINGTON, u. C., October iG-l An.
ppnu A mir fFIPa

For the Upper Lakes, the Upper Mis-.
sissippi and Lower Missouri and Ohio
Valleys and Tennessee, n stationary or
rising barometer, northwest TO northeast
winds, low temperature and clear or part.
ly cloudy weather, followed by warmer
cloudy weather and southeast winds south
Of Missouri.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
n rising barometer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, southeast TO northeast winds.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eastern States, north to southwest winds,
falling temperature, cloudy and
rain, clearing in the two first dis.
tricts during the day.
Cnutionary signals continue aL Tha'ch.
ers Island, nj Port Canada, liastport and
on Lakes Erie and Ontario.
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t,ntni t,niirnntl ,nsnnIiieu,

ISDtANAro1ts, October l5.-Lnst even.
Ing Albert Itaggnrt, a lad about | ! years
old, in attempting 10 board the Indian.
npolis, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis passenger
train, lost his footing and was instantly
killed.
A train on The same road ran over and
killed n young man whose name has not
been learned, at Augusta Station last
night.
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New YoRK, October l5.-Arrived-
Steamships Switzerland and g. +. French,
from Antwerp, and Anchoria, from elias.
gov.
QUEENSTOWN, October l5.-Steamshirs
Wyoming and scythin, from New York,
has arrived.
SAN FRANCtsco, October l5.-sailed-
Pacific Mail steamers Constitution and
Costa Rica, for Panama, the latter having
In tow the old steamer Moses Taylor,
which will be left at Capulco, to be used
as store ship.
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Nniri.le nl a ilnnk CnshIcr.

CLEVELAND, October 15.-J. 7. lIuss,
cashier Of the First National Bank Of
TilIin, Ohio, committed suicide this even.
Ing by shooting himself through the
heart. An examination Of the affairs Of
the bank il goingOn. Its believed irreg.
ularilics have existed for some time,
Much excitement prevails in Tiflin.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, October 15.-This eve.
ming the steam mill Of the Kennebec
Land and Lumber Company, with its
valuable machinery and two lumber
houses burned. Loss $4,000. Insurance
$4,000. While the FIRE was in progress
a derrick fell, killing Herbert l.. Beale
and severely injuring Charles Diplock,
members Of tho Pacific FIRE company,
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sniislnrtnrll1 Arrnnrn,i.

New York, October l5.--A telegram
has been received by the lIaytien Minis.
Ter advising him that the canal affair
has been settled according to terms
agreed upon at WashingtohJ to the salts.
faction Of all parties, and refugees have
embarked.
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Earthquake Shocks In california

SAN FRANCISCO, October l5.-Therc
we're sharp shocks Of an earthquake at
ak this evening. Advices from Santa
Clara Valley mention similar shocks.
nANQUEriNu uEN. SHERIDAN.
Officers OF the regular and volunteer
army, civil ,lignitaties and prominent
citizens nre banqucting with General
Sheridan this evening atthe Palace Hotel
About 200 present.
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VVRlosrrIEs IN SroNE.-ln The window
Vl Inc Centennial Commission Rooms on
Market street is a stone image which
uos not fail to attract the attention Of all
Pa''eF' by. Many have been the con.
lectures a' to what era Of the worlds his
%F!h HIons'to. Yesterday II attracted
,"e attention Of a passcr.by, II party who
almost Il cehtcnarian, who stopped
Nnlle and gatcd at II intently, and, after
uul0S so, exclaimed to Il by.stander,
hS"'' 'ir, that IL Old Bill Allen MS
Knew him when | was hoy. lie was
P''SA'ly and gool-looking then and the
image before ME does Justice to The
"POllo IKE comOliness Of his early man,
mood But, sir, like Old Bill himself, The
.@,se has felt the rough hand Of time
'"u Is now considerably the worse fot
speaking Of this relic Of the past, re-
u'0d' n' oianothcr stone curiosity, found
.! Street Commissioner 1NonharI
anon go lot Of powders lately. II is q
,'"ne loot which seems to have been bro
'Vn oil at the ankle from an ancient i'm
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I,hiIn,IcInhln Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, October TO- Wool -
Quiet and very firm; supply moderate; eX.
trn fine Pennsylvania and Virginia scarcei
medium md cOmbings scarce; Ohio, Penn
sylvania md West Virginia Xxx and above
4ja6Oc; X AjaiGc; medium 60a5lc; coarse
4Oa4Cc; dclaine course 40c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine 42a
4jc; medium 4Ou50C; coarse 4ja5jc; delaine
COnrsC i9c; combing unwaShed l2lGc; comb.
ing washed 5SaGgc; fine unwnshed 30a3lC;
course medium unwashed 3ia37c; tub wash
cd 4Oajjc; extra nnd merinO pulled 36a40c;
No. and superiine pulled 36a40c.
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1,nnnhiicnr Ninlotltr in town.

Ds MorNEs, Iowa, October 15.-The
State Registrar has returns from seventy
four counties, in which the net Repub.
lican majority is 24,52O. II is estimated
that the Republican majority will reach
9t OOO
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TOLEDO, October l5.-The body Of
Fred Boiler, from SanduSky, was found
In the Canal at Napoleon with his throat
cut. lie had recently purchased asaloon
at Napoleon, in which was found pool
of blood, u black frock coat, vest, some
keys and blood.stained knife. Several
persons have been arrested on suspicion,
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SPAIN.
EXPLANATORY OF TIE VATICAN NOTE,

EXPLANATORY OF TIE VATICAN NOTE,
MADRID, October l5.-The EJ,oca Of
this city has an editorial explanatory of
the note recently sent to the Vatican.
The note, says the Epoca, points to the
religious condition Of Europe, and makes
tho deduction that Spain can not be ex-
ceptional. 1t expressed u wish to nego.
tiate for modification OF the articles Of
the Concordat Of 1851 which can never
be executed.
MADRID, October l5.-King Alfonso
delivered the beretta to Mgr. Simeoni TO-
day,
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EEw YORK, October l5-The weather
was rainy and checked business. Prints
have been active Mt reduced figures. Bris.
lol plaid prints reduced to nc. Cotton
llannels III good demand, but other staple
cotton goods quiet in first hands. Worsted
dress goods active and best makes closely
sold up. Wooden goods moved slowly.
Blankets In steady demand.
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A..nnIioI mud KilIon.

New YORK, October l5.-While some
colOred men were returning last night
from u picnic in Brooklyn, they were at
tackled by number Of whites. One Of the
negroes was instantly killed by stone
and another fatally injured. The police
arrested seven men engaged In the assault
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Ghsgntelh9etrcer.

N5yRoE COUNTY, Ohio, needs that
,,rr,s .suage road from Bellaire to
", WaoJ.dell the worst kind. She gave
wm Allen 2,lg2 majority. Nothing but
locomotive can rift asunder the dense
r.,,benism that covers that county,
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, October l5.-EfTorts
nte being made to extend the Louisville,
lIarrods Creek & Westport narrow.gauge
road 10 Madison and thence to Cincinnati.
The president and directors are now in
Madison for the purpose Of addressing the
citizens Of that place concerning the con.
templated extension.
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Earthquake nt jamaica. .lteinOv.
Hd l0F (IOrFtiDt Practices.

WASHINGTON, October lj.-ThC signal
office reports a severe earthquake to-day
At Jamaica.
James +. Dnnham, Postmaster at
bridgeport, Conn.,, will be suspended by
the President for having sold appoint.
mania
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Now that John D, Nichols, Of Wells
Dprr, /, dead, an advertisement is put
an, far A g live, energetic and Democratic
lawyer upthcrc. Such a one is said to
n, .yery much needed in WelIsburg."
wr call attention to the fact for the bene'
dtoitbc multitude Of young Democratic
hwy,r.that now oyerrun Wheeling.
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TURKEY.


CoNsTANTINopLE, October l5.-The fol.
lowing news Is official; A force Of 1000
insurgents have been defeated by the
Turks, and 100 killed, The rest took re.
fuge In Montenegro. Seventeen villages
hitherto strongly insurgent have submit.
ted to Turkish authority.
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PITTSBURGH, October i5.--rig Iron-Un.
chnnged; No. standard Iron quoted at
s9i co. four months. Wheat-Dull, prices
weak but unchanged. COrn-Dull; shelled
on track 6sa7Oc; ear 70a72c. Petroleum
Firm; crude 81 60 Nt Parkef's; refined l3Ha
1870 Philadelphia delivery.
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A1h Per t,cni. nlridrnI.

WAsHlNaroN, October l5.-Thc Comp.
trullsr Of currency has declared diyi.
tend Of l5 per cent. in favor Of the Credi.
tors oithe First National Bank Of Topeka,
Kansas. lie has also declared dividend
Of 40 per cent. TO the creditors Of Gibson
4 Coz, National bank, Of Princeton, Ind,
payable on the Goth inst.
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rur Ohio counties in this vicinity
r,re powerfully operated upon by the
Ham. Alfred CaIdweIl's election. Bel
mon, shows Democratic gain OF 99l,
I.g.r,ou Igl, Harrison 96, Monroe SIG.
Had Captain Andy been elected things
u,ulI not have been thus.
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Tnr maaiacaI rawlings Of the Cincin-
natl E,ydnr over the defeat Of Allen re-
winiu,of the howlingsof the Charleston
Courier over the removal Of the Capital
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ter Of the most blood.curlling character,
The knife is drawn and the scabbard
thrown away. The Eastern hard.money
Democracy are to be given no quarter.