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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-08
Con6rmRtiOnn.

WAsurSaroN, December The SEN
ate in Executive session to-day confirmed
the following nominations. George ID
Seward. Minister to China; Ayres r
Merrill, Minister to Belgium; Cyrus q
Carpenter, of Iowa, Second Comptroller
of the Treasury; Reuben Williams, OF In
diana, Deputy Second Comptroller OF the
Treasury; Horace Austin, of Minnesota
Third Auditor Of the Treasury; Asa T.
Matthews, Supervisor Of Internal Keve-
nue.. rice David NJ. Mann, resigned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-08

AMONG the cases which will shortly
come before the Supreme Court of Illinois
at Springfield is the celebrated WHITE
Housr-CaENE1 suit, which involves the
ownership OF Christ church in Chicago,
the cathedral church of Bishop CHARLES
E. CHENEY. of the Reform Episcopal
church. The litigation was commenced
by the late Bishop WHITEHousE, after
Nr. CHENEY left the Protestant
Episcopal Church, and with Bishop
CUAMINs Of Kentucky, established
the new sect Of Reformed Episcopa-
iians. The grounds Of the suit are
that the church property belonged, ac-
cording to the ecclesiastical usage in the
Protestant Episcopal Church, to the do
cese of Illinois. For years the fight has
been kept up with . wonderful vigor
The Chnst Church property transferred
10 the Reformed Episcopslians by Che
NKY is worth at least SIPS, 900 but at least
$4,000 or $4,000 ha, thus far been e1-
pended by the congregation in defending
it. The decision in this case will involve
points ss to the property rights Of seced-
ing congregations.
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PimpIc., Eruplion., Reugh sLis

Thesystem being put under the inhu-
snce OF DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery for a few weeks, the skin becomes
smooth, clear, soft and velvety, and be-
ing illu minated with the glow Of periet
health from within, true beauty stand.
forth in all its glory. The effect. OF oil
medicines which operate upon tho sys-
TEN through the medium OF the blood
are necessarily somewhat slow, no mat
ter how good the remedy employed.
While one 10 three bottle, clear the skin
Of pimples, blotches, e'uption', yellow
spots, cornedones, or "grubs," q dozen
may possibly bs required 70 cure soms
cases where the system 10 rotten. with
scrofulus or vnulsnt blood poisons. The
cure OF oil these diseases, however, from
the common pimple 10 tho worst scroiu-
Ia is, With the use OF this most potent
agent, only matter Of time. Sold by
dealers In medicines.
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Decision in Railroad Cases.

ST.. LOUIS, January Judge Dillon,
of the U. s. Circuit Court, declared his
decision to-day in the railroad cases re-.
ferred to in last nights dispatches. He
said the application of st. Louis county
to become party defendant in the Dill
to foreclose the second mortgage on the
Atlantic and Pacific road and to the bill
to foreclose the third mortgage on the
Missouri Pacific railroad must be. denied,
for the reason that it was an unsecured
creditor and could not be permitted
to interfere with the foreclosures of
the mortgages, as it had no interest IN
the sibect. He also refused to grant the
motion of the State, to become party
in these cases for the same reason. In re-
spect to the suit Of n. A. Cowdacy, OF
New York, against the Missouri and
Pacific Railroad and others, he said
the bill was for the sole purpose of set
ting aside the third mortgage as fraudu-
lent, but that its averments were not suf.
fieient tor that purpose if true, and that
if the bill did contain sufficient allega-
tions to justify the setting aside
of the third mortgage, no re-.
ceiver could be appointed under
1t tor the reason that the lease of that
road had not yet expired under its provis-
ions, and for the further reason that the
object sought did not warrant the ap-
pointment of separate receivers. He in
timated that if it was true as claimed that
the third mortgage was void because OF
fraud, the proper way would be to
intervene in the suit and to foreclose, and
that if the Company refused to defend
the Court would, on aproper show
ing, permit such Intervention.
Late this afternoon the attorneys IN
the Condrey case filed an amended bill,
in conformity with the views OF the
Court.
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Railroad clerk Ab.conded.

ST. LOUIS, January IA Kansas City
special says: d. J. O'Conner, chief clerk
in the freight depot Of the Kansas City,
st. Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad,
in this city, has sbsconded, leaving his
cash account some 1000 short. A Mrs.
Davis, who is reported to be the wife of
Davis who was mixed up in the Hannibal
and st. Joseph ticket swindle, unearthed
at Hannibal some three months ago, left
the city with him. His bondsmon are
able to make the deficiency good.
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The New Jersey R.IIro.d War.

HorEwrLL, n. j., January The
situation of the railroad war Is uachang-
ed. The militia arrived this morning,
and have taken possession Of the frog.
By order OF Gov. Blddle the ID. q b.
Railroad engine remains in the frog as
Yesterday, The militia guarding the same
Everything quiet.
The Chancellor has decided that the
frog is TO be put in, so that Mercer and
Somerset trains can pass over the road,
and that the engine now on the crossing
shall! be removed. No further trouble Is
anticipated.
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Moo<iy and Saukey.

PHrLApELPHIA, January There
wss another immense gathering al the
Moody and Sankey meeting to-nighi.
The doors closed st o'clock after eleven
thousand persons bad been admitted and
Thousands were turned sway unable TO
gam sdmitiance, Mr.. Moody di,cours.
Cd on instant salvaiicn showing tha; it
Was practicable, givin z illustrations in
support of bis claim. The Inquiry rooms
we're well fllsd n; the close Of the SER
yics.
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Military Academy Appropriation
Bill.

WASHINGTON, January The House
Committee on Appropriations had long
session this afternoon on the Military
Academy appropriation bill, and com
pleted it for report to the House next
Monday. They reduced the pay OF cadets
from about $500 to s400 per year, which
will diminish the item for this purpose
$1,000. The pay of professors is reduced
twenty per cent. and numerous small rel
ductions made in other items. The tota
amount of the bill is reduced about $50
600 from last years total OF $4,000. The
pension appropriation bill was also fin
ished. and will be reported to the House
by Mr.. Atkins. No reduction was made
from the Department estimates Of this
bill, its amount beng s29, 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-08

NEXT week the National Republican
Executive Committee will meet in Wash
ington and FIX upon the timo and place
for holding the Republican National
Convention. The foremost proposition
is that the Convention shall assemble in
Philadelphia on the Sd Of July and noun
mate on the 4th. The idea Is to derive
some eelat from the Centennial, but if
the people of the country learn that the
celebration in Philadelphia on the 4th
of July next is to be utilized into giving
a good "send off, to the Republican can
didate for the Presidency, it will be bad
for the Centennial celebration. That's all.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and IN ac-
demand.
STATE SECURITIEs-The dealings were
well distributed in the States. Tennes-
sees are stronger.
SrocKs-Opened strong, and the ad-
vance ranged from I To per cent. The
greatest advance was in Panama, which
rose 10 1876 on purchases 10 cover shorts.
Central investment shares were particu-
larly strong, and western shares frmer
Erie and Missouri Pacifcs were exceed
ingly weak. The market closed active
and strong. The features were Lake
Shore, Michigan Central, North bwestern,
Western Union and Pacific Mail. Erie
advanced to 16t, and Missouri Pacific,
after declining 10 II, recovered to IL /.
The transactions were "a, 4,0O9 shares, with
principal dealings as follows: Pacific
Mail, 1900; Western Union, 1900;
Lake Shore, 25,0o0; Michigan Central,
10000.
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Baltimore Market for Ohts Tobacco
BALrMoRr, January 4th, 1876.
Edifora or tha Reoi stor

BALrnoRr, January 4th, 1876.
Editors OF the Register.
We have to report again . very dull
market for Ohio Tobacco during the past
month, and the total transactions en-
brace only about 200 hhds., consisting
principally of Duisburg descriptions.
The stock Of Ohio Tobacco in first hands
is 2,70l hhds, and further there are
about 800 hhds held BY spectators. As
the bulk Of this Tobacco consists Of
French grades, for which there is no de.
mand, the probility 10 that this stock
will have to be carried until the next
French contract is given out
The business Of the year just closed
has been most disastrous, and We cannot
look for an improvement in trade unless
the new crop is bought at . price which
will enable Ohio Tobacco to compete
successfully with other kinds Of Tobacco.
Last year owing TO the high prices asked
for Ohio Tobacco this article has lost
many customers, who dispensed with it
altogether and bought substitutes in place
fit. In order to regain the ground
the ground which has been lost il is ot
the utmost importance to the trade that
Agents should be enabled TO offer Ohio
Tobacco this season, whenever the mar
ket opens, al prices which Will induce
all buyers TO come in the market, and then
with fair competition we may reasonably
look for an active and healthy business.
But if the new crop is bought too high,
the consequence will be that Agents will
be compelled to hold tho Tobacco above
the views of buyers, until finally, after
the stock has accumulated, there will be
a breakdown in prices ruinous TO all con-
cerned. Unfortunately, as an Illustration
Of this subject, We need TO refer only to
the:eIperience Of past years.
We beg to caution our friends particu-
larly not to pay high prices for SpaDgled
Tobacco. As the Virginia crop is very
large (now estimated At $4,000 hhds.)
and contains an abundance Of colory
grades it does not seem probable that
Spangled Tobacco will command higher
prices this summer than Red and Brown
descriptions. We have lately seen some
samples of very fine Yellow Virginia To-
bacco, which were offered in our market
at 10 cents per pound; this same Tobacco
sold readily last summer at from 20 to 30
cents. Good sound common Virginia
Tobacco was offered at 81 cents.
We learn that tho contract for Spain
of $4,000 hhds. Kentucky Tobacco, tho
supply for three years, has been taken at
n very low figure.
We repeat again that for good sound
average crops not over - 90 should bo
paid; for real choice crops perhaps IS w
might be risked. lours truly,
WILKESs L BHALL
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STARTLING EMBEZZLEMENT.
Liberties Taken by the President
and Cashier OF National bank
with It's funds-Half Million

with It's Fands-Half II Million
stolen.
CHICAGO, January 6.-For the first
time in many weeks the whisky prcsecu-
tions are overshadowed to-day by the in
dictments found against Hon. j. \.
Scsmmon, one OF the wealthiest and most
highly respected citizens OF Chicago, for
gross and criminal misappropriatIon OF
funds while President of the Mechanics
National Bank. Scammon occupied q
position in Chicago somewhat akin to
that of Peter Cooper in New York,
being identified with almost
every movement ter the promotion OF
art, science or charity, aud also with sew
eral institutions of learning. The amouRts
set forth in the indictment rs having
been misappropriated by HIM while
President OF the bank approximate near
iy s5OO,OOO. This money was ssed by
Scammon, as is alleged in the indictment,
for loans and speculations, and the latter
turned out disastrously, for much OF
Scammon's former wealth is gone.
At the same time the grand jury pre-.
sented two indictments against Joseph >.
Reed, the former cashier Of that ill-fated
bank, charging him with having embez' :
zled the amounts OF $4,000 and $4,000,
respcctiyely
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CINCINNATI. january 7,-Coiton- -
Quiet at l2sc. Flour-Dull and unchang-
ed. Wheat--Quiet at 81 25t9l 80. Corn
Steady st 45c, cash and seller January
Oats-Dull at 35@4lc. Rye-Quict and
firm at 7S9s0c. Pork-Dull nt $40 w
spot. Lard-Demand fair and market
firm; steam l2ic; kettle l3@l3ic. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Bacon
Quiet; shoulders 5000; clear l2@l2lc,
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm
at 81 l3.
Hogs-Dull; common TO good light
Sc 75Cay7 Is; fair TO good packing 81 Is
al 90; choice heavy 81 45.
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philadelphia y ooI Market.

PHILApELPHIA, January 7.-Woo.-
Momerste demand and supply fair
Ohio, Pennsylvania ard West Virginia
Xxx and above 4sta5oc; extra 4Gta4l ie;
medium 49ta54c; coarse va 4sc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fue i2G4ic; medium 4sCs54c; eosrse 4s
a.49c; cornbing washed $50, ,G0c; Cd un-
washed 42ic; Canada eombing &C;
ane unvashed 30(a,3lc, coarse and un-
washed 55Ca,3sc; tub washed 4oCa sc;
extra and merino pulled 4ota,42c; No. j
and superhne pulled 4os42c; Texas has
and wedium &c; coarse 2i0124e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-08

SOMEBODY in the Ohio Legislature
seems to have an idea Of the eternal
fitness of things" as witness the resolu-
tion calling upon GRANT to remove his
relatives from office and appoint Union
soldiers in their stead. If the recon-
dation were adopted nearly half Of the
veterans of the army would be provided
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Western Union 75h Rock Isiand....'.-ioS


TOLEDO, January 7.-Flour-Demsnd
fair and market firm, Wheat Steady
and in moderate demand; No. 2 white
Wabash 81 32l; No. 8sl %; No. l white
Michigan 81 70; No. 3 do 81 l3i extra
white Michigan 81 32i; amber Michigan
spot and seller January 81 2l.; No. 2
amber Michigan 81 03t; No. ! redsl oat.
Corn-Demand fair and market trm;
high mixed spot and seller February 4s!;
low mixed 41tc; no grade A. Ost-
Steady and in moderate demand; No. z
3sc; seller January 3Gi@S7c; seller Feb
ruary 3Gfc.
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LouI.y,Ilc Clearing House.

LOUISVILLE, January The Banks
of Louisville have organized Clearing
House, established with capital OF near
IL $9, 100000 Business was begun under
very favorable auspices, the clearlngs of
the first day amounting to sl,60O,0oo.
The Democrats, who have majority
IN the legislature, held caucus 10 day,
in regard to che election OF U. ). Sena-
tor, but adjourned subject to the call OF
tn chairman, without action or choice.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 7.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. 2
western red at 81 Soc; Pennsylvania red
81 37@l 80. Corn-Strong; western
mixed 64c. Oats-Stesdy; western white
4IG,4Gc; western mi,ed li@49c. Rye
Quiet at 7St9s2c. Provisions-Fs,rly
active; packed shoulders 8iSSlc; clear
rib at I2i@l3c: hams l5iC9i6c. Lard
Dull and steady; crude l2i6l23c; TO-
fined l3Ic. Buttsr-Dull; western extra
27@,2Sc; frsts 24G926c. Petroleum
Strong but quiet; crude Tic; refined lSlc.
Coffee e-DuIl and unchanged. Whisky
Offered at 81 12(Gl la
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THE discussion of Mr.. BLAINE's relig-

THE discussion of Mr.. BLAINEs relig-
,ous proclivities continues. The Roches-
ter Union has brought mass of evidence
to show that the Speaker was Roman
Catholic with all his family, but chang
ed his faith when he went to Maine, be-
cause he found it was not popular. A
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer
says that BLAINE is and always has been
the bluest kind Of u Presbyterian, the
faith OF his fathers.
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Vessel Ashore.

LONDON, January S.-A barque, name
unknown, was ashore all day yesterday
on Shipwash ten miles east Of Harwich,
un Ter circumstances similar to those of
the Deutschland Twelve mon were
seen on board. Boats were unable to
approach her during the day. A tug
lett Harwich at midnight to SO to her
assistance.
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Count Won Arnsis.

LONDON, January "a special from
Berlin says tha; 8 report is eurren: there
that the Courts will shortly publish 8
general denuuciatIon against Count Won
ArnIm if be fail 70 return, and that be
will be tried for eontu1ndey.
A Berlin special says that q medical
statement bas been forwarded 70 the sU-
thoriiies stating that Count Won Amin
j. 100 i'll 10 90 70 prison. Thst has been
decided 10 be insufficient, and the Count
will be Immediately sammoned 70 return
and undergo sentence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-08

The st. Louis whisky raid has not re-
suited, pecuniarily, so iavorably to the
government as was anticipated. 1t was an
nounced last summer that over S2,0OO,OOO
would be realized out OF the thieves, but
thus far the Government has only OBJ
tainod $4,000, and it is thought $4,000
will cover the total receipts. 1nformers
like FIsnBAcK and CoLoNEY will not,
therefore, realize the immense sums
which they calculated upon, unless the
Government fees them gratuitously. The
bonds of the dlstilers, it seems, are to
great extent worthless and can not be
recovered as was expected, owing to the
fact that the law in regard to securing
bonds has not, like many other things,
been executed by the revenue officials.
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FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YORK, January 7.-MoNEY-
At 496 per cent. Prime mercsn-
tile paper 6l6s per cent. Customs re-
ceipts S440,OOO. The Assistant Treas
urer dsbursed s697,0O0. Clearlngs 32,.
100000. Sterling Exchange quiet at
4s4l@4Ss.
GoLD-Closed AT 1925 after advancing
from ll2s to ll3. Rates paid for carry
ing were AZ, 8, and z per cent.
GovrRSMENTs-Firm
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x...iax,a Rrill.h ye..-l..

LosDos, January The TSne' pub
Ishes . notification 70 The masters Of
British vessels, warning them 70 keep
away IRON the Spanish coast east Of BIZ.
boa ~ the Cariisi batteries are stationed
a. intervals all 1long the shore and FIRE
.; anything that approaches
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steamer Sunk.

LONDON, January THE steamer
City of Brooklyn, which arrived at
Queenstown yesterday, while of Faste-
net Thursday night, came into collision
with the Italian bark Emile, and the
latter sunk. Three of her crew are miss
ing. The remainder, nine IN number,
were rescued by the steamer, whose boats
searched the vicinity of the disaster until
day light.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-08

A REGULAR tornado occurred near
Middleport, in Webster county, on the
26th uit., which resulted in completely
blowing down the los house OF L.. NJ.
HALL, on Holly river, near Middleport
The family were in bed at the time and
though the beadstead was broken to
pieces, they miraculously escaped with
but slight injuries.
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BY TELEGRAPH
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, otfice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th BITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Pittsburgh Merchant Arrested.

PtttsDuFRn MefcnHnt Ar' :
NEW YORK, January Theodore F.
Phillips, dry goods merchant of Pitts
burgh was arrested in Jersey City last
evening, charged with obtaining $ll 600
worth of goods from L. NJ. Bates under
Misrepresentation. Phillips, who was
accused of attempting to lesve the city
when arrested, says he went to jersey
City for the purpose of arranging his
obligation to the firm.
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rHENEw KNOw.NorHINGs.
what the Dark Lantern Republican
C.baI Agreed Upon as n Campaign

NEW YORK, January 6-The Sub.
Committee Of the National Council OF
the Union League OF America met In
secret session this afternoon, Ex-Gover-
nor William A. Newell presiding. The
report of the Committee on Amend
ments to the Constitution was read, and
it included among its provisions the
agitation OF the school question, and
the compete separation of Church
and State organizations as essential to the
success of the Union and the Republi-
can party, and the removal OF the OBJ
legation of secrecy hitherto binding
on members of the organization. The
future proceedings of the Council will be
public. The chairman announced that
be was in con munication with prominent
men, composing the new National Exc
cu,ive Committee, which would meet in
Cincinnati or some other central point
early next month.
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ToLrpc, January The ms.ch game
Of billiards this evening for $500, five
hundred points up, between Eugene Car-
ter, Of this city, ald Lsuis Shaw, OF In
dianapofu. was won BY the latter, BY a
score Of 500 TO si1 Winners average
Is S-SS.
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Reform In Turk ,.h Provinces.

CoNsTANTlNoPLE, January The
Austrian Ambassador at this court has
semi. officially communicated to the Grand
VIzier, Count .Andrssseys, q scheme for
reform in the Turkish provinces. The
Grand Vizier is represented TO have re
jected the idea OF foreign mediation and to
have said that the Sublime Porte would
give the people OF the provinces all neces-
sary guarantees for reform.
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HARrER's Weekly declares that the re-
nomination Of GRANT would be the death
of the Republican party. 1t is for that
reason, in the opinion of great gods and
good men, that he ought to be renomi-
mated
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rx.-u,,on.., Jsekson, Tenn.

MEMPHIS, January 7.-An Ardianehe
Jackson, Tennessee, special says that
Milton Mclean vas hung there al one
o'clock to-day. He acknowledged kill
ing Pspe, but said he had no regrets
about it. Hn neck was not broken And
be died from strangulaiion.
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French News.

PARIS, January THE Journal Des
De6ats publishes serhi-officisl commu-
nication from Vienna which states in
effect that France intends to adhere to
Count Andrassy's note in regard to Tur-
key, but has not yet done so. 49,
The Monter publishes a list OF the
candidates for the Senate whose election
the government favors.
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TIE St. Louis Republican records that
a member of the anti-hft-your-h -hat-to-s
woman association was recently kicked
by a female mule; but the member in
card dated at the hospital, explains that
the woman wa. from St. Louis, and that his
supposition that she was mule turns
out 70 have been a slight though alto
gether natural, mistake
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A. Ii. STEPHENS continues il a very
feeble state from disease in one of his
lungs. Though he eats and sleeps we'll,
he does not regain his strength. 1t Is
feared be will not be able to take his
seat in Congress during the present ses.
.inn
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WE have by telegraph this morning
our usual record of business failures
The "good time coming" so long
prophesled and promised by Radical
leaders, seems slow of arrival.