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orIa,nrItatlon, willis partakns Ut tbs sy,nlNlic
9aturc, Is yet sInpls. Ihs fass Of tl,u stone Z
divided by hewn lines into snail squares, cncll
ttluare continuing circular .igurc like wheel
Liappeusanre, alil yurylng i'll diameter from to
inrlles,-tllese two sizcs ALTERNATING IN tie
fElczc. Arouut! the border are nude represent
stlonh Of lnan figures, yet III! exhibiting '"uell
grace lIlll frre,luHl,
Another specimen contains three sect!ons,
dysignvl 10 illustrate some sfcclal ta'nily trais
ilrro w t!ud the ltlntion inntI'cr hcntl!ng over
her tnta,,ts ut MAY; thu hls,all md wife meet
hg astvr long uhsrncr. In general delncatIon,
Wis piece Ii prubahy the best OF the collection.
should ho understood, u course, that tic
.pee!nsrns tayt endured great prlvatioOs sitlr9
tvlng dug from their rcstlng-s!ase, aMl
EMeL ut the tluer work Is
half etfarod or totally destroyed
" the Rciiuu Ut the weather. Hut II ~ easy
anugll, tn gazing ul,on them,, to ses tlat, ~
tMlr original state, they must hayc possessed
hn'urkaLla beauty. Tho uds!rss l!ecc IN tl'e
, 1876-06-23
TO 1kENT-IIOUHl;S.


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] cheap. JAS. d. GOODMAN CO., - Waalshg.
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| cle@ order; MarI.r front. Il ry1H's Apply a. "
hath- -kr.
KEsT-si3,5 51.-A FINE G.tsnnM COTTAGE IN H.
Hrose II noth city Enlta, Mtss t!otse' arr. really
wnrlh e51. Apply i9' snuth c,agk-.t.. lt1om y.
iIw, i.tST--vEl:Y CHEAP -SEvElsAL HANDSOME r
mt .ialS MiILEi. 4 s0S, w West MadIsop II
rI'o- REsT-costriETgLY FlI:SIsilED HOUSE,
rrslrn.Ay. north of i r1n'ns' %
ilazzs sorti ind soutj ades: ny Etnd9ws tos &
feet Yrn; hhe Bnde TceA. large barn WIZ rent Hnt
Nov. 1.-perApa longer. Address ~ Iflhunr oihce.
RIO KEXr-TWO ELEgAST AWELAEn EL.. Fi;vs7 - Il
iorca freshly calclfnInsd ali lncdsrn iMp1ovemtnh
elevator. fur mace. chandeliers. brick barn. elc 9ot
ne!ghtbrfuVu near fnd ana-ss carr S9Ith sldt lien
Inv IL Evol pnrt!cs Inquire 1t 1891 ladana'sv, Or 4
6tatc.st. JOHN COVERT ..-..--
ilIo NENT-yEtN Low. NI:iCK JiOEsE. ROOMS
l. near Lincoln PArk; III u.prdsCtH~nhl hhf lota
tInn: sly. Also, nhe NAh1ah.nv. rcIitcncc ". l.
LAWS. ll1 EHnGulnh-Bt,
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The Witherspoon Statue.

PHILADELPHIA, October 9o,-The cere.
monies attending the unveiliHg Of the
Witherspoon statue were begun to-day in
the presence Of q, 900 people. The Mod
orator OF the Presbyterian Synod Of Phil.
sielphia, Rev. DR.. W. P. Breed, presided
S6d conducted the exercises, assisted BY
Rev. Thomas McCauley, Moderator Of
the Synod Of New Jersey. "a prayer was
offered by Rev. Geo. W. Mosgroye, and
q hymn was sung.
Rev. Henry c. McCook read history
Of the efforts to erect tie monument, az
ter which the statue was unveiled BY D.
W. Woods, Esqs a grandson Of DR.. With
After singing the hymn, "God Bless
Our Native Land" His EIcellency Jos.
D. Beadle, Governor Of New jersey, de-
liyered an Grafton.
The presentation OF the statue to the
Park Commission was made by Hon. J..
Ross snowden, and It was accepted by
Mr.. John Welsh. d,
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The Irish Address.

NEW York, October 2O.--A Washing.
ton dispatch says the presentation Of
the address from Ireland 10 President
Grant, through Messrs 0'Conuor, Poner
and Parnell, members Of Parliament, has
been deferred. Poner and Parnell have
been informed that according to Ell
quette resolutions will have TO come
through the British Minister here, and
the State Department to the President,
An obstacle has been found to the sue.
cess Of the first step in the wording OF
certain parts Of the resolutions. oae
part cites, "that having suffered through
seven centuries Of tyranny the Irish peo.
pie make their greetings to the United
States, and lis Pfesident, &c-ad This can.
NOT II Is contended be passed by without
an act Of disrespect on the. part Of Presi.
dent Grant to Her Majesty repre-.
sentative. The resolutions are msgni6'
cent specimens OF art and taste, appearing
like aplate Of the purest alabas,er, inlaid
with mosaic. They are left in one Of the
rooms at the White House. 1,y,-r
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Movement Of .. =. Troops.

RtcHMoSD, Va, October 2o.-A de.
tachment Of United States troops from
Governors Island, New York, number.
ing 40, composed Of battalion OF the
Third artillery aud part Of the Eleventh
and Twenty-third infantry, commanded
by Lieut.. Col. L. L. Livingston, arrived
here to-day, en- route'to Columbia, s. G.
They were compelled to lay over on &c.
count OF delay at Wilmington, Del.
Soon after their arrival a number Of
citizens called on Col. Livingston and
asked permission to entertain the men,
which be deemed it expedlent to decline,
but expressed great pleasure at the COM
pliment. Several Of the officers, how
ever, were entertained At the Exchange
Hotel. They leave tomorrow morning.
Eight other companies will pass through
at the same time.
LousvrLLE, KY, October 2O.-one
hundred soldiers from Columbus, Ohio,
in command Of Col. Corwin, passed
through here this evening, their destina-
ton being South Carolina.
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From the black Hills.

ST. PAuL, October 2O.-A Bismarck
special to the Pioneer Pres says that Gen.
sturgis, with eight companies Of cavalry,
three Of infantry and, a section Of artillery
moved south to-day, on the east aide Of
the Missouri river, and Gen. Terry, with
four companies moved south on the west
side. Nobody knows where they have
Whitney and others arrived from the
Black Hills to-day, bringing the body Of
Dodge, who was killed. BY The Indians in
April. Major Smith arrivedfrom Tongne
river to-day. The Indians killed herd
Of government animals, sixty in number,
near Glepdin. a-r
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governor TIlden,a Fate.
LFraA the SSr YGk TfIb1ne,l idfGN
The fate of Governor Iilden han

[FfdA the New YGf TfibansI idiGN
The fate Of Governor 1ilden hangs
upon the will Of three men. II they are
pleased to agree that he may be elected
President, he will have 3 chance Of cleo
ton. II they are pleased not TO agree,
he can have little more hope than Peter
Cooper. The three men who hold the
tsts Il the "reformerp and Of the "reformF
campaign in their hands are John Kelly,
John Morrissey and. James o,Brien-
@refprmersn all. They hold 1t in this
wav: Governor Tilden has no hope Of
success without the vote OF New York
State; he can not secure the vote Of that
State without large majority 10 New
York city; he can not get ahy majority
in New York city unless John Kelly,
John Morrissey and James O'Brien agree
to give itsto him. That Is the whole
situation. These men realize. 1t fully;
hence their pefsistsnt quarreling for
spoils. They can command their own
terms Of Goyerhor;T Tilden, and they are
not The kind Of meh to be modest about
doing It. On their hands rests the ere.
formp issue, and nice clean hands they
are, as everybody knows.
There has been good deal Of talk
about Governor Hayes suppose inability
to stand up against the influences Of bad
men in his party. We;are continually
Old that the worst men in the Republican
party are working hardest for his elec.
tion and that he cannot throw of their
claims II he Is disposed To- do it. We
are told that on account OF these things
there can be little hope Of civil service
reform from him., Now take a look at
the other side, treating the whole ques'
ton IS il It we're las m fact Il Is very far
from being) merelysa choice Of evils.
What prospect would there be for civil
service! reform, from an administration
which owes. its power; 70 :fessrs. Kelly,
Morrissey and 0Brisn? 1t is i'm.
possible to escape the conclusion
that those men hold the issue Of the
Democratic campaign entirely in their
hands; Il is equally impossible
10 ueny Ln0t Iney' Know tnelE power any
will demand its price, and that their
price will be patronage and spoils.
Imagine one Of these men Collector Of the
port Of New York, and another Post
master. Il isiollyto talk about reform"
in the face Of such situation. Cover
nor Hsyesi is a free man compared with
Governor Tilden, Republican success
hangs on no one State, or on no set,of
men. It depends upon reunited and
an already purified party. Gov. Tllden
has been In the power Of these men to
soine extent before, bat he has never cast
them of. A word from him after John
Kelly's defeat in this city year ago
would have put that politician ou: Of
sight forever, but he did not utter il.
They do not like him, they would rejoice
in his defeat, and they will not let him
succeed without paying dearly for the
privilege. This Is the Democratic out
look for reform! This Is tile meaning
OF Democratic "changer How does
the independent and doubling voter like
the prospect?
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The Atlantic and Pacific Tele.
graph Company and the Rail-

DAyEspoRr, IA, october 2o.-This
morning the Atlantic and Pacific Tele'
graph Company served notices on The
Chicago, Rock Island L Pacific Railroad
Company that they would proceed TO
condemn right Of way for lis telegraph
along the railroad. The railroad compa.
ny presented to Judge Hayes biIifor
an injunction against the telegraph com.
pahy. to restrain such condemnation and
TO restrain entry upon the right Of way
Of the railroad. Judge Hayes granted
the injunction this week. The Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company also con.
demned 4 right Of way along part oi
the Kansas City, Council Bluffs ,& St, JOG
railroad In Pottawatomie county, and
Was proceeding to condemn in Fremont
and Mills counties, Iowa, To.dayapplt.
cation was made BY that railroad eompa'
ny 10 Judge Reed Of the District Court Tor
the Council Bluffs district for 40 injuue.
ton, after notice 70 the telegraph comps.
ny 10 restrain further condemnation, and
to restrain the use Of the ground slready
condemned. Alter foil hearing, Judge
Reed granted tie injunction. Some IN.
teresting legal questions are thus present.
ed as TO the right Of a telegraph corpora.
ton to condemn y right Of WaySal0pg a
railroad right Of way previously acquired,
and they will doubtless be settled only by
the decision Of the Supreme Court Of
InEa.
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B.&O. CENTENNIAL ExcuRsroS.-0n
Monday morning next. the last grand
Centennial excursion over the B. & O.
railroad will leave this city and Bellaire
The train will leave the, B. & o. depot at
10:30 o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at Phila.
delphia early the next morning, running
through without change of cars. This
will be very convenient arrangement,
giving the passengers an opportunity OF
enjoying the picturesques scenery Of the
Alleghenies by daylight. Pullman palace
sleepers will be attached to the trains at
Cumberland, running through to Phila-
delphia. As il is the last chance 70 make
a cheap and convenient Centennial trip,
no doubt a great many Of our citizens will
take advantage Of It.
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GLEN LOCK, Pa, October 2O.-About
$50 this morning the wife Of Ira Baker
leolored), residing at this plaoe, was seen
running along the road in . frantic man.
neT. When she, reached the railroad
station she informed a gentleman that
she had Just killed her four children,
and then resumed her wanderings. The
gentleman drove to the house, and not
anding the husband, hunted him up.
The two visited the house, and found
three children, aged respectively two,
four and SIX years, in an almost lifeless
condition, their heads being beaten 70 4
Jelly with q heavy club. The baby, aged
Two mbuths, was covered NJ, with 4 heavy
feather bed, the intention Of the mother
being TO smother It. The three Children
can not possibly, survive. A party has
gone in search Of the unfortunate woman,
who K undoubtedly insane.
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The work Of construction on the Elm
Grove horse railway is progressing rap
idly, the excavation Of The track bed
having last evening nearly reached Nc
CuIioe6 street, with he, tfask; laying NOT
far behind We obserye thGt Ia Acros,ing
Jacob street the track is considerably
higher than the street, forming, in fact,
an embankment. We are inclined to
think that the eleyationot the trsck way
aboveithe leyefofihsstteet, isaHSlaiion
Of The city ordinances unwarranted By
the grant to the railway company. II
we remember rightly, the matter Ol
designating the streets aud portions Of
streets which might be occupied by the
railway track was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys, with powe,
to act, and the Comptttee reported tc
Council that Il had designated the easl
side Of Mecplloch street as the line upon
which the railway track should be
laid. In passing over said street yesterday
We observed that tho engineer wa,
running his line on the west side from
18th to l4th streets, and from that point
in the middle Of the street. 10 -,
There may be soms misunderstanding
Of the matter on the part Of the engineer
but the report Of the committee was clear
as to the portion Of the street torbs oceu.
pied by the railway. The proper authoti.
| ty shcdla Immediately look into the mat.
ter, and see that the track Is laid in every
respec. in strict conformity with sthe
terms Of the grant 70 the company, Its
highly important that the tenal
upon which the railway compan y
OecapsS ! ! a, / fRpttidabi!of XdeftIin
streets be rigidly adhered to, uu-
lsss the city dssireA 70 experience a
surteii Of the same trouble which 20:
.aches to the Citizens Railway and The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.
The occupancy Of the middle Of MeCpl.
loch street BY The Eli" Grove Company
will be q virtual abandonment Of that OK.
pensise ialpfdsenenS f6sludiae DE
brias TO lhe Railway Company, 70 che
manifest dstginens Of tAsg gepsFs5 pub
lie. -
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CrscrSNATT, October 2o.-Wm. sedall,
Alex. Hart and N. Moses, managers OF
the CoyingtOu lotteries, claimed 10 be
drawn under the Frankfort grant, were
arrested to-day on an affidavit accusing
them Of illegally conducting lottery.
The parties were released on bail to Ap.
pear on Thur,day next. The lottery
wheels and other implements Of the Office
were seized and the drawings will prob
ably cease for ubile.
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THE TURF.


BosroN, October 2O.-The second race
between snuggler and Great Eastern, at
Mystic Park to day, was won easily in
three heats by Great Eastern, Smuggler
barely escaping being distanced.
The match Tor the gate money, mile
heats, best three in Ave: Great Eastern,
!, !, ]; snusgler, 2, 2, 2. Time, 2:2l,
2::24i, 2:25.
sTeepstake race-purse, $500: Little
Gypsey, ., 2, !, l, l; Hannah D, g. "a,
2; Annie Collins, l. 8, 4, 3, 4; Ned Wal
lace, 8, AS 2,S. Time, 2;27s, 2:24t, 2:27l
2:27, 2:2S.
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For Tennessee and Ohio. Valley, rising
barometer, and warm south winds, yeer-
ing TO cooler, westerly and clear weather,
For Lake Regions, falling, followed By
rising barometer, southerly and westerly
winds, generally warmer, partly cloudy
weather and rain areas, succeeded BY
falling temperature and northwest winds
In the Upper Lake Regions.
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Marine Intelligence.

NEW YoKK, October. 20.-Arriyed-
The steamers Russia and Queen, from
Liverpool, and Cambria, from Hamburg.
LONDON, October 0.-The ships Both.
nis, Holland and ArraGon, from New
York, have arrived out .s,
NEw YoRK, October 20.-Arriyed-
Steamer ST., LGIrisnL from Havre.
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The Manufacture Of stogies in this city
has fallen of near 100000 in the past
year. Last years returns show that
only "a 700 900 cigars were Manufactured
here, while the number was nearly 36,-
O0O. 900 in the previous year.
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PotsT BRrpzE PApK,

PHILADELPHIA, October 2o.-The run.
ming races at point Breeze Park, conclud-
cd this afternoon. Weather pleasant
but attendance small. The frat race half
mile heats was won by Chance, Grey
Nag distanced. Time 49f.
Second race-dash three quarters Of q
mile; three started. Won by Waco, Wa
terloo second, Tom o'Neill third. Time,
l:l7l.
Hurdle racs-la miles over six hur-
dies; two started. Won BY Lorena, Stan.
ford second. Time. 800.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Body Found.

BosToS, October 20.-The body Of h.
&. White, who has been missing siuce the
9Th inst, was found to-day In we'll on
hepremises Of Henry Gravlin, At Ascent
neyville, VT, which had been filled in.
White was a witness against Gravlin in
an arson case, and was last seen IN the
lat,er's company on the 9th inst. Gray.
lin has been arrested,
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Nor HEARD YEr.-The cases Of
"Cheefy" Reed and Ed. Higgins, charged
with disorderly conduct and Bryan Hal.
pine and Jacob Dick, charged with house
breaking, have not yet been examined by
Justice Hammer.
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pRoRo0ATioN ExTENDED.

LONDON, October 2l.-The counciI to
be held BY the Queen on Monday Is sun,
moned TO meet at BAlmorAl. The farther
prorogation Of ParliamSnt will be or.
dered. As the close Of the last session oi
Parliament was prorogated till October
50, 1876, on Monday the prorog1 tion will
be probably extended until February
next. gl,au tta
The man.of.war Shah, carrying %
guns, and said to be the sWiftest vessel in
the navy, has been ordered 70 reinforce
the British asetat Beoika Bay.
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Cry TAxEs-The city clerk, in our
advertising columns, notifies taxpayers
that city taxes and water rents are past
due, and those desiring TO avoid the pay
ment Of interest should make immediate
settlement. .. ,gN
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Ir's A Boy AND HES GLAD.-i there
Is HAPPY man in TiltonvilIe to-day that
individuals Jim Thompson, the popular
pilot. The other evening he received ar
addition to his family in the shape Of Q
bouncing bow.
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lheQHteIIigetrrer:
~ Seotl,s Appointments:

aou. c. r. Seott's Appointments y
"" yiidlsbousne, Tyler county OCTOBER .
'ss; sc.ss;r.rills, Tyler county, October a.
" Ss..llps, Ohio county, October s5' even
IT,, Cumberland, Hancock Co.. Thurs
,,T "a October %, evening. r.,,,v oc,o.
SA s.sS.ST. SB Brooke county, Friday o''0'
''t 'vtssus'pdsrIilc, ss' MARSHALL county Saturday
Cane cS%eron, Marshall county, AOn'a'' "
,ober 80, Jpn. y,,,o.
Hon. WaItman T. Wiliey'
Cls,ksburg, Harrison county A0AN''
West uniOn, DOddridge county u''
0FgS Huntsville, Richie eOupty Wednesday
0 PsrEenbarg, Wood county 4hu''uA'
'FsIteF' Fsi.,eFS'yiils, Tyler county. Friday oc'0'
'Vi,. VTb..elinc, Saturday eysalnS' October 2S'
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In Pnr.uit of the Indians

WASHINGTON, october 2O.-Advices
have been received at the War depart.
men, that General Terry will immediate.
ly leave fort Abraham Lincoln 10 pur.
suit Of the hostile pavages.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
the WAX IN THE EAST.

CossrASrNop1r, October 2O.-Geueral
1gnatiet, Russian Ambassador, will pre-
sent his credentials to the Sultan to-day.
Il Is believed that negotiations are about
TO reopen between the Porte and the
Ambassadors Of the Powers on the basis
Of the English proposals.
BELGRADE, October 20.-It was rumor-
ed here on Wednesday that 10000 Rus
sians had crossed the Pruth. The French,
Italian and Austrian Consul Generals
went TO ohsova to ascertain il the report
was true. No confirmation has been re.
ceiYef.
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Tu1ED Ward Republicans who desire
to 20 to Wellsville tonight are request
ed to meet at the headquarters of the
club at $50 o'clock, and bring their uni
forms with them.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 2O.-Three new sum.
mons have been issued against slade, the
American medium, and simmons. hl. as.
sistaut. for fraudulent preteuces. These
summons are returnabls tomorrow, when
tho aid case comics uu
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A1rrr1E daughter'of James Carroll
who Is employed at the Upper Riverside
Mill, yesterday morning fell from a stoop
upon the walk and sunk a pebble into
her forehead. The injury is not consid.
cred serinus.
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A MEMBER Of the Second Branch Of
Council last night announced to his fel.
low Councilmen his intention Of patron.
izing DR.. Le Moyne's cremation furnace
after life's ftful fever.
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San SEBASTIAN, oatober PA decree
has been issued ordering all civilians
possessing arms 10 deliver them tO The
authorities within ten days. TroOp. hSve
occupied the various torts on the from.
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Loss Of Fl.hlng Ve.sels.

QULBkc, October 20-The los on
North Shore Of six fishing schooners is
reported. In one instance The crew, seven
In number, perished.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
WHEELING, October 20, 76.

WHEELING, OctobeF ~, 70.
A. w o4mpBel, E'q, Editor 1atsaissaeer; /;
DEAR s1R-Belleying that q published
svuopais Of YOUR remarks at the Repub'
iiean meeting at the Court House last
night would DO good for the Republican
cause, and realizing thst NO one can 90
well produce such synopsis as yourself
we respectfully request and urge thai
you publish at an'early day such bum.
mary OF your remarks on that occasion
as IN your judgment may seem proper.
Very respectfully,
Arthur Llltle. ". b. c. Wright.
S,B. McColloeh. Henry W. Fisher.
A. II. Bach. Henry Sehralhaeh
T. N. Harris. T.R Laird.
Thoa. J. Blair. Franklin Coen.
J. W. Warden. c. J. RaEllng.
Walter DuVAl. Henry K. List.
+. Hanke. R.W. Bloomfield.
Oscar SAndreAk,
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A IMAM from Athens, Ohio, was in town
yesterday with a load Of clover seed,
which he disposed Of at So 25 per bushel.
Last year he got Sl2 per bushel for all
the seed he brought here.
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GREECE.

ArHESs, October 2O.-The ministry has
submitted 10 the Chamber Of Deputies
bills authorizing general levy and re.
organization Of the forces. Additional
taxation and the settlement Of the old
debt Of Greece are also proposed.
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LONDON, October 2O.-The British Cab.
met, at its meeting yesterday, decided.
upon the policy Of .abstenticn, ior the
present at least, and in this policy they
have the support OF the press and the peo-
pie. This removes from the constitution
Of the chances Of the peace Of Europe,
one Of the elements, which 10 Wednesdays
panic was certainly reckoned upon to DIS
turb 1t in case Russia crossed the Danube.
There Is nothing in this mornings news
to relieve the uncertainty about Russia's