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the papers, there has been so much said
on the streets, that do not propose 70
reply 10 some things that have been said
here. II is said that propose TO trans
fer the political power cf this body to The
Democratic party. No man living has
authority to quote me for such purpose.
| would sooner lose my right arm than
70 endanger the Supremacy Of the Repub.
liean party. II voting Tor Gen. Batter be.
canle he is honestly and fairly elected Il
70 destroy the Republican party, God
knows It onghtto be destroyed very soon.
The Republican party can't be affected
BY 4 question Of rsghli but tue gentle
man asks me 10 do wrong. The seating
oi General Butler makes hut one more
Democratic vote on the opposite side Of
the chamber, and Il Il not my fault II
the case OF Kellogg is not before the Sen.
ale, and that his case WA not voted on be-
lore the case Of General Bntler Was
brought up. had no control over that
matter. II II had been lei. with me !
would not have brought this resolution
up. But Il Is here; and stand here 10
represent the people Of South Carolina.
When ] vote for General Butler know |
am voting 10 carry out the will Of the
people whom i have the honor TO repre-
sent on this door. They believe he was
slected; the courts have decided that the
Legislature which elected him il legal
and lawful body, and I am bound 10 obey |
heir mandate, and | propose to do il.
A vote being taken on Mr.. Edmunds'
lmenduent to investigate the charge men.
Toned, Y was rejected, yeas, 81; nays 30.
Mr.. Edmunds then moved 10 lake re.
'eas till $50 =. N.
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The Prosperity and Prospects oil
the Northwest.

Sr. PAUL, MINI, November 23.-Ir
reply TO the request Of the United States
Commissioner, the 81, Paul Chamber oi
Commerce has made a report showing
that, during the year S50,OOOO0O were
carried away by mail, 5000, 900 by ex.
press, and 81 500, 900 in money orders
that over 1000 miles Of railroads and 500
miles Of staging centre here; that forty
steamboats, were employed on the Mis-
souri, River, between Bismarck and the
Valley of tue Yellowstone; that 1000
tons Of freight have been carried TO Win:
uepeg, and that in consequence OF 10000,
900 bushels Of wheat raised this year In
Minnesota, the emigration to this State
exceeds anything seen since 1856. Hence
the necessity for faster mails and more
service. The report Of the State railway
companies shows that the annual receipts
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
RlilrOad in Minnesota amount to 81 ,267, ),
36l, Of which st. Pant and MInneapoli.
have contributed $574.O0O, divided as
follows: ST. Paul, S36S,496; Minneapolis,
SaO6,5Os. The demand for lands in all
sections OF Minnesota excel anything
ever witnessed heretofore, bat there is
enough for all who come.
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New Grain Koule 10 The Sea

CHICAGO, November 24.-The Eastern
trunk liRes will not have everything
their own way after the close OF nayiga.
nOn, a. far asthe European traffic il con.
cerned, bat will Gnd \ lively competitor,
Tor the grain business especially, in the
Illinois Central Railroad. The company
IL negotiating with a steamboat company
to ruuG line OF steamers between New
Orleans and Liverpool during this win.
Ter. The New Orleans route Of the Hi.
nOis Central is now in excellent condi-
lion, and will be able 10 carry all the
grain aud other European freight that IL
offered. The road is e&cellently fitted
for this kind OF traffic during the winter,
a. it is not troubled a. much as the
Northern lines by heavy snoW.storma
aud severe colds which often delay trains
for weeks. As the Illinois Central con.
ttoIa the entire line, it will be able TO
take ireiShs at rates which will barely
pay the Eastern roads. The latter lines are
greatly alarmed about this new COMPETE
tor for the European trade, a. they will
no longer be able TO dictate terms 10 the
Western shippers during the time that
navigation Is closed.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, November 26,-Cottou-
Firm at 105Ee. Flour-DuIl; family S. 7llA
5 50 Wheat-Dull and nominal, red 81 20
al %. Corn-Dull and lower, new 4OaI2c.
0ats-Firm at 27a3lc. Rye-Quiet and
arm at 6la62c, Barley-SteAdy and tirm,
No. . spring 65c. Pork-Quiet At Sll 7S
bid, 81 90 asked. IArd-Tn fair demand,
steam 7;Sc, kettle SIIas9%c. Bulk Meats
ln good demand, 10 salt ten 10 fifteen days
4ala6a6l<c, loose. Green Meat4-In good
demand, shoulders 47zc. sides 51Sc, hams
dull at 61ia7fc. Butter-Dull and un.
changed. Linseed oil-Firm at 52a5Se.
Whisky-Quiet at SIC
HodS-Weakcr, common $ 90ai Is, light
2oa4 IS, packing 81 SOa4 IS, butchers
81 45a4 50.
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NRw YORK, November 2G.-Cotton-
Quiet at II 5-16all 7.I6. FlOur-No. 9,
S. OOa4 40, superfne western and State
AsIja5 95,. common 10 good S. 4Oa5 T5
good to choice s. SOA8 90, white wheat ex,
ira 50 05A6 10, fancy 50 SiaS 25, extra Ohio
s. 40a7 81, st. Louis s. i6OaS 25, Minuesot,
patent process 81 40a9 rs. Rheat-De.
mand moderate and irmer ungradei
spring 81 %, No. . Chicago spring 81 ~,
No. ? Milwaukee 81 S2I<aI S3, No. Min
nesota spring 81 Seal ~. Rye-Quiet;
western 7la76c, Barley-Qulet. iEalt-Dnll,
Corn-Good demand; steam mixed aud vel.
low 62kc, high mixed 65A654c. Oats
Dull: western mixed aud state S5a4lc
white Western SOa45c. hay and Hops :
Unchanged. Cofiee-FIrm; Rio carsoes
l5iEal9Hc gold, jobbiug l5Ifa?OIEe gold,
Sugar Heavy; fair to good refining ~
7lSc. prime IKE, refined 9.<a9Kc. MolSs,
ses and Rice-Steady and unchanged
Whisky-NOminal.
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chicago.

CHICAGO, November 26.-Fioar-stea,Iy
and unchanged: western extFaI Sl75a5 rs.
Minnesota do IS 00a6 50, patent 50 50ag %,
sapefine 81 50a4 90, winter extras s. OOa
%. Wheat-StronR, excited and higher.
10. Chicago spring 81 INK, No. = a.
81 llA cash and November, 81 i05sai iOa(
January, 81 lOAl l0E December, ST 10 die
year, No. ), q 0a, rejected 9lIiabSe. Corn
--stIoug and higher at 4s{c cash and No.
yembet, 4SHe December aud year. l9Jsr
January, rejected at 49c. 0atI-A shade
higher at 261Sc cash, 26ifc November 25gfc
December, 255sc January, rejected a IA.
Rye--HigheT at $50. Barley-Eirmer a Gle.
Pork-Aetlve, frm aud higher at SII %
cash, SIi 81, November aud December.
$ll s3Is the year, $l2 05al9 OK January.
Lard-In good demand and prices highef
At ~ 90 cash and November, $50 Decem.
her aud year, 81 IS January. Bulk Meats
Firmer at 6a63fa6Ss. WhIAky-Qniel aud
unchanged at 81 06.
At the close Wheat was ia fair demand,
but at lower rates At $tllN November,
81 09k December and the year. Corn EASY,
Oats stronger at 265sa96s5 e November, 25K
a26J<c December. Pork stronger; $iS i2X
January. Lanl higher at 81 SLY.
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MExIC.NN NEWS

sr. LOUIS, No, November sG.-A
special FROM MStamoras, Mexico, Of
Yesterdays date, says: The troops which
left the City Of Mexico some d,tss ago,
under command OF General Trevino, Tor
The Rio Grandc, are not to Fepel the
United States troops, but to cooperate
with the United StA,eS authorities in
maintaining peace between the two coan.
[s'ea, In consequence Of the presence Of
General R,cabedo on the Texan frontier
with all oI his stalT officers, evidently 10
1naugarate q revolution in favor Of ex.
ffesident Lerdo, about seven hundred
regular troops have embarked from Vera
Cruz Tor the mouth Of the Rio Grande, 10
Ge used in repelling EAcabsdo,s force
should he attempt to cross into Mexico.
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TOLEDO, November 2G.-Elour-Firm.
Wheat-Firm; No. white Michigan 81 81,
extra white Michigan held 81 S5JE amber
Michigan spot aud sellet December IL s2H,
seller January 81 81, No red winter spot
and seller November 81 30k, seller Decem-
her 81 81, seller January 81 39If. Corn
High mixed 5OHe, No. . spot 5Oc, new
seller December held at 45c, seller January
45e, rejected IKE, new 4SJSc. Oats-Duli;
No 2, 90c, white 50. Clover Seed-Choice
mammoth s. 10, prime 81 seIE.
Hoes 81 75a5 90, dividing on l15 Fhs,
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MINOR TELEGKAmS.

The Navy Department has received
nothing further from the wrecked steamer
Huron.
The captured Nez Perces, including
Chisl Joseph, have: arrived at Fl. Leaven.
worth, where they will be kept until a
reservation Is purchased for them.
Senate Committee on Postofiices and
PoeL roads agreed to report favorabIy on
nomination Of Wickersham to be Post.
master at Mobile. Senator Spencer Up
poses the nomination.
The CommAndaDt Of Brooklyn Navy
Yard says: Torpedo boat Alarm, re-
ported Lost in terrible gales oi Friday
while on her way to Washing
ton, has not vet left the lower bay.
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Ihsgtteltiqenoer


Wehave before us the Miami county
E,Bsp, Spirit, a paper that furnishes Us
with some interesting details in regard to
.be immense crops raised in Kansas this
wear. The corn crop was perfectly i'm.
nsn,e, reaching over one hundred mill.
lon. Of bushels, and averaged over 40
bushels to the acre. This yield leads that
Ofevery State in the Union. The acreage
.oUn in wheat this fall surpassea that Of
all former years, and next year, il the
,s,son is favorable, We shall see bread
enough raised in Kansas 10 feed the whole
Uaited States.
There has been vast immigration to
E,nsas and every part Of the West this
fall from Sll the old States, especially
from the manufacturing States, and tens
Of thousand. OF people have engaged 10
agriculture who were previously EN-
ployel in other industries. These people
have planted wheat this fall, and will
plant corn and other crops next Spring.
Tae St. Paul Prea says that never before
vnthere go prOiisious demand for
llaI as i4 now seen in Minnesota and the
aljicent territory of Dakota" 1t con-.
ptre4 the rush to ian immense human
wave, pouring over all the surveyed lands
oil the state, hunltedA Of thousands Of
a,re4 OF which have been taken up within
the past two or thres months"
Alter reading Of this great rush for the
cheap lanls Of the West it is not sur
p,i,ins to see that prices are advancing.
For instance, the Kansas paper before US
remark, that the price Of land in that
region il egrllaally creeping up" This,
tO,, despite the immense Numbers OF
forced sale' to satisfy mortgages. The
tile OF immigration, made up OF persons
driyen out Of their customary employ.
m.nts, has created market such as the
aa,h times Of former years failed to
Sr.ate.
Iii, in this way that The rs-adiustment
Of industries that always follows a great
panic is at last accomplished. People
are prone at first to hold on to their Gus
tonary emplOyments. Indeed many of
them ind it impossible to let go. But as
time wears on, and prices fall, and work
becomes scarcer, thousands are compelled
to fall out OF the ranks OF skilled labor
and GEEK livelihood out Of mans prim.
eyll employment, tilling the ground.
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PARIS, November 26.-The Soliel says
that fresh dissolution, II voted by the
Senate, would complicate instead Of soly-
ing the crisis.
The Republic FhdneliAs demaudA the
withdrawal Of the neW Cabinet and re-
news its argument in favor Of a Congress
Of the t1o honses TO definitely open the
Constitutional question.
Several Conservative papers cay that
the Government will call upon the Sen.
ale TO declare. openly, for or agsinst it.
LONDON, November ga Paris cor
respondent telegraphs: at ia said, and
l cite this opinion Of the most rejecting
men, for it throWs light upon passing
events, that one obstacle to the recoucii.
iation Of the public powers Is, the
promptera OF the Executive foresee that
at no distant date, through 4 vacancy in
the Holy See, France may have to play
an important part, and are resolved al
any cost that the offices shall not then be
held by Liberals, who not only would not
pursue the traditional French policy but
might add great strength 10 quite an op.
posite course. Frsm this point OF view
many things oihsrWiSe obscure and un-
intelligible, one can understand how
the coup Of the 10th OF May, though evi.
dently directed against the Liberal party,
was not designed in favor Of any other
particular faction. This also explains
the formation Of the new Cabinet. Meth.
er Republican or Bonapartist Ministry
can satisfy those governed by this special
anxiety, for the latter would not serve
their interests but would Dissolve the
Chamber only for the benefit Of the Em-
pire now in view which governs the poll
cy Of the Elysee. Dissolution with or
without the Budget being vOled would
continue the power for some time in
the hands Of those who regard the e1ter-
nal interests Is paramount
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pl,iIadelplaim.

PHILADELPHIA, November 26.-Fl0ur
Steady and unchanged. Wheat : Quiet,
but 6rm; amber 81 Hal AZ, red 81 42aI H.
white 81 45al 50. Corn-Steady; yellow
Csc, mixed G4c. oAt-Steady; white west.
ern S7aSSe, western mixed 35iSGc. Rye
steady at zoe. Provisions Dali and uu.
changed. Butter-U Unchanged. EgRs-
Quiet; wtsteEn &c. Cheese-Quiet ana
steady; western f2Ifaiae. Petroleum
NominAlly unchanged. Whisky-si 10
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EAST LIBERTY, November 9S-CArrLE--
Receipts since Friday $50 head through
and 9l0 head yard stock; total for the week
Loco head through and l,64o yard, against
9,9ll through and 3,l45 yard last week.
Prime $ GO, good 81 OOal %, common s. IS
A375.
HoGs-Receipts I 7,O40 heads total for tha
week 81 .eSO head, against SOS head last
week. Workers 81 25G4 IS, Philadelphlas
81 50A4 90.
SHEEP-Receipts 800 head; total for
the week l0,S0O head, same as last week.
Selling at s. 0OaS 45.
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FI.OODS.

WAsHIEaroS, November 2G.-Barrela
oi whisky nnd -four we're recovered by
men and boys in boats. Tugs and other
vessles parted cables and drifted with the
current. Communication between Wash,
ington and Alexandria by railroad and
boat Is suspended, and it il reported that
south of Alexandria there are heavy
washes on the railroad. The draw OF the
long bridge ia out OF order. The Canse.
way, from the south end almost to Fort
RanyOu, ia submerged. The filling ia Of
the railway was washed out and the turn,
pike covered with water to the depth ol
several feet, thus cutting of the travel
BY land.
Senator Withers, who resides in Alex
andria, and whose presence 10 the Senate
il considered, by him, necessary to day,
cime to Washington this morning in a
tug boat.
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oregon Election case.

San FRANclsco, CAL, November 2G.-
10 the case Of H. n. Siles, on trial ior
perjury In connection with the Grover
investigation, the jury stood II for con.
yietiOn and for aequiLtAl and were dia.
charged. A new trial Waa ordered.
The case Of W. D. Highly, indicted Eor
perjury in the same connection, was eet
Tor the 27th. Important deyelOpements
are antieipated. II
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I'resIdentInI Nominnfions.

WAsHrNa1oS, November e6.-Tke
President has nominated Wm. II. Fig
patrick, Of Kansas, Register Of the Land
Office at Topeka; C.M. Howard, OF Mich
igan, Receiver Of Public Money at Santa
Fe; Albert g. Berne, oi Colorado. Indian
Agent at PAnCa Agency; A. Bertram,
Postmaster at Adams, Minnesota.
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SI.5O PER DAY.
rrRusrEE's SALE OF
TRLADELPAIA PROPERTY.

By rtue Of Feed Of Trust made By Hanson
Trustee, dated February I, 1876, FtoorlSd IN TuIt
BOX No page ~, ot the IAud Teeufds Of Ono
enuhty, will tell At the front do y Of he Court
li0use Of Ohio eOunty, OH
SATURDAY. October Sth, 1871,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. n, tho following De.
sCrib feai esLate All that lot oi groind Situate
and llinG In the town Of rrlsdelphi, OhIo cJunty.
West VifSiHh, designaie5 90 the plat Of MD town
~ lot numbered SlxLy-seycu l61i. Vith m tsns.
ment1 thereto belonging.
ihe title g believed 10 be perfect, hut win con.
yey such Title Only ~ Il Vesild 10 me by ma deef
Of Irust.
TERAs oP sALE-one-thlrl eish, The balAnes In
two equal installmeniS Al SII and tVeiye aosiha
eTideDeed b. negotiable promIsSuFy NOTES, az ttIe
10 bS retained until payment 10 fnll,
W.. ". CowpES. Solicitor, sFnI.s
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Aetiye aud strong
with the largest riss 10 st. Paul and 7. L ii
Division.

with the largest riss 10 st. Paul and 7. L II.
Division.
srArE BoSDs-Quiet and weak.
SrocEs Opened with a feeling Of de.
preston on tile stock Exchange, aud with
the exception Of coal stocks and Kansas Pa.
cite, the general list was lower. The fea.
ture otthe day was the weakness Of lake
Shore, whichIell from g. to 657S and the
decline in Western Union from 20 to IS,
closing at 7S{. The sharp decline 10 Lake
Shore was brought about by the sales OF
considerable blocks of stock by parties
who have till recently been prominent bulls.
The decline in Western Union was quick
movement and the result Of sales by par.
ties who have been holding stock for some
time for rise. The drop in Western
Union took some by surprise. There was
. slight recovery in some cases at the close,
but the feeling was bearish. The coal
stocks were sustained by short interest and
Kansas Pacific advanced, about pro rata
business.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which 4 800 wers Erie, AZ 900 Lake Shore
25,0O0 Northwestern common, 1000 pre-
ferred, 5000 st. Paul common, 5000 pre-
ferred. 81, 900 LAckawanna, 1000 Norris &
Essex, 5000 Delaware a Hudson Canal,
1900 Western Union, and : .OlO NnriDOsa
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'ExEcuroR's SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


The undersigned Executor Of tie last viii ana
testament o. El,Etbeth Ann R.dman, deceased,
Wi, az public auction, II the front door q ne
Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, December s, 1877,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, (proyided the es,me
y not sold by tad EIecut,r nj private ale beloFl
that ttmCi) Oner tuF sale ihs lolloNinE delrTlbEi
pIgpei that Is % say Lot No 50 in chuTehhlll's
AdditInn No 70 the city Of WheelInE, except that
part of said l0teouVeyed by the heirs a Law n Ishn
kednan, dtesaed TO John Nol1n By deel datti
OctoheI ~, 1911, 1nd u Jecofd ln the Itn II the
Clerk Gt Lhe County t'ourt Of Ohi6 COUNTY IL MD
b1ok NS. W folio 5la, 90 which aid lot there z
double hhek house 10 gooi IppiR, water % the
premises, isnunE at pIsaent n fIf 90 per month,
Tkhas-OAe-ihitd cash, OF % much more n az
purchaser may elect % the day Of slla. aud ths
naidne IN two tqaal nayfnents 6f and 10 nlonths,
With Interest fFOtn date secured By DEED Of Tina
on tho PremiAeG
BENJAMIN EXLEY, Executor.
DASEaPoRr 4 DovENER, Attorneys, No, iIss
ChApltpe street, Wheeling. -
J. c. HREvGY, AuCtl0neef. nafe.fad
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RAILROAD Arci,lent.

EnEABErH, n. J., November 26.-A
construction train on the Long Branch
road, looking for WaAhouts on Sunday,
found one neAE South Amboy, and was
thrown from The track, killing three men
and iniuring four.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


BERLIN, November GA telegram
from Soils states that the Turks eYacu.
aLed orchanie on Saturday.
CETTtNJE, November 26.-The Monten.
egrins captured Saturday night, after sew
eral hours desperate lighting, the two
lorts Of SpiEzI. The Montenegrins now
hold the whole territory to BojanA, ex-
cept the Citadel at Antivari and Dulcigno.
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Chicago Cattle siarItet.

CHICAGO, November 2d.-The DrOverE
Journal reports:
CArTLE-Reeeipts l 900, shipmenta |, 800.
Nearly nominal; beat 81 asa rs; no really
choice here; stockers ahd feejefs nominal
at = sOaS 70; Cotorados quiet at g 00a
) I0s Texans easier and scarce Of 81 50a
) %; native butchers allow; cows g 60a
. 95; bulls 81 75aS %.
Hoas-Reeeipts Il, ,0C0, shipments lS, 900.
choice shipping dull at 81 S5a4 IS, packing
~ 2Oa4 80, light 81 25a4 80.
sHEEP- Receipts 200. shipping at 500
AZ IN
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DAMAGES NY TIE STORM.

RIcHMoSD, November 26.-The Peters.
burg 4 Weldon railroad bridge, at Wei.
don, n. C., is gone; also three spans Of
the SeAboard & Roanoke railroad bridge
atthe same place. The Roanoke river is
very high. The water has risen three
feet since seven o'clock thia morning, and
it isexpected tha. the last named bridge
will be entirely swept away. Travel ID
interrupted.
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A FrnudnIenf Wool Broker.

WAsEtSaroN, November 25.-I. H.
Jones, it,, wool brooker, disappeared
ten days ago. His name Ia now connect.
ed with series Of alleged dishonest
transactions BY which several firms have
been yictimized to an amount estimated
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NRw YORK, November 2S.-Business
g quite dull owing to the stormy weather.
Cottons quiet, but generally steady. Prints
are in light request and frm. Oriental
fancy prints advanced TO 6fc. Dress goods
in fair demand. Mems wOOlens are less
active. Foreign goods dull.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALrINoRE, No1ember %.

BALTINoRE, November &c.
cArrLE-Dull and prices nc hishsr.
Very best So z5aS 90; first quality S426a
s 2S; medium $ sOa4 e5i ordinary $ OOa
3 Sc most sales at s. 5Oa4 95. Receipts
DIa head.
Hoss-slOw. Quotations at 51la61!c.
S,lOl head.
SHEEP-Dull at s. 5Oai 50. Receipts
| .9O8.
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Killed.

BAIrIMoRE, Mn, November 9s.-Miss
Laura Bannon, with pistol accidentally
discharged, fatally shot her cousin, Jas.
Murphy, last evening. They had Just re.
turned from church.
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Weathsr IndIeallons.
oIgIcR OF THE cHIET aI0HAL OVVIcER,
WARRINGTON, D. c, Nor. 2T-I 4. &.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising barometer, southwest winds, rising
To colder northwest winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional light saina.
For the lakes, the storm centre will
probably move northeastWArd into Cans
da, followed rapidly by rising barome-
ter, decidedly colder north 10 West winds,
generally cloudy weather and rain areas,
partly turning 10 snow over the upper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEaRApR.
New York Money au d stocks.

NEW YORK, November 2G.-MoSEY-
Most all the day 5a6 per cent, closing at :.
Prime mercantile paper ut 5 I5fa7 per cent.
Custom receipts $4l7,O0O. The Assistant
Treasurer diibursed $9l5,OOO. ClearinEs
Sl7,0O0,0O0. Sterling f,mer in actual busi.
ness; long $3.50. short 81 SAX.
GoLD-opened at l02JS, closed 1903.
Carrying rates Easy, per cent.
SnyRR-At London 5IId. Here, sill.
yer bars are 81 81 greenbacks, 81 Tx
gold. Silver coin FAX per cens discount.
GovRRNGKNF+Firm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

ST. Loup, November 2G.-Blshop E.
n. Marvin, Of the Methodist Episcopal
died at his residence, al "A. NJ,
OF pleuro.p pneumonia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-27

A special FROM ConstantinopIe says
The Sultan has expressed his intention TO
treat separately with the Gar. He
abandons all idea OF applying 70 any
fureiVu noVar i1r mediatinn