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The New Ualtsa stztss Senate.

The new Senate will be a. follows, Re
publicans in roman, Democrats IN jIolSe.
and Independents in sllALL CAPs:
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-08

Looking for the guidance OF that Divine
Hand by which the destinies Of Nations and
individuals are shaped, call upon you,
Senators, Representatives, Judges, fellow
citizens, here and everywhere, to unite with
country the blessing not only Of material
prosperity, but Of justice, peace and Union
"A Union depending not upon the con-
straints Of force, but upon the loving devo-
ton Of free people, and that all things
may be SO ordered and settled upon the best
and surest foundation, that peace and
piety, may be established among US for ali
genefatiQne. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-31
Tho Forrest Obscnnies.

MEMPH1S October SO.-A large meet.
ing Of ex.Coutederate soldiers was held
this evening to take action in regard to
the death Of Gen. Forrest. Gen. Geo. ].
Pillow presided. Numerous speeches
laudatory Of the "Wizzard Of the saddle
were made, and resolutions Of respect to
his memory adopted; also resolutions
requesting the suspension OF all business
between 10 and u o'clock Tomorrow,
during the funeral, and the participation
Of allex.sOldiers, the various departments
Of the city government, military orgaui.
cations and public schools. The funeral
will take place from the Court Street
Cumberland Church, Of which Gen. For.
rest was member, and he will be buried
by the Odd Fellows, Of which Society he
was member, assisted by the members
OF his old command.
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plause.l And accord that respect to
you, and believe you 10 be equally liberal
aud generous aud Just. feel that, as 1
stand before you as one who fought In the
Union army for his convictions, I am en-.
titled to yonr respect" Cheers.
To attempt to palliate or excuse such
talk would be like arguing the secret
agreement between oil aud water. The
mental obfuscation Of the President il
hard to parallel; but his moral standard
in this instance Is as flexible as a reed
shaken BY the wind. Such coniounding
Of loyalty and treason, right and wrong,
liberty and slavery, and treating them ali
with respect and in the same complimen.
tary manner, Is enough ito stir fever
in the blood Of age" Hail, Judas Iscarioll
Hail, Benedict Arnold Your reproach
shall now be taken awayt You nobly acted
up to your "conviction," and are as much
entitled 10 commendation as the Apostle
John or the patriot George Washington !
We humbly beseech you 10 he equally
liberal, and generous and Just TO the
apostle and patriot Aforesaid; they also
were not less heroic and true to their
convictions. Neither party has anything
70 be ashamed OF, but both may glory in
their achievements To compliment
those whose rebellion was for the wick.
edest ends, whose conduct was marked
by tie blackest perddy, whose oppression
Of the millions Of victims within their
grasp was horribly inhuman, and whose
reasonable uprising cost the land hun.
dreds Of thousands Of lives and thousands
Of millions Of dollars, as having signal
lied themselves for their courage and do.
votion, Is next to standing on the same
plane with them. II is u glaring mis-.
application and peryersion OF honest re.
spect associated with noble deeds.
In the same speech President Hayes
said, laboring under the same delusior,
the President tells his colored friends that
tor the last six months they have been
siGnally exempt from outrages and inva.
sions OF their rights, as consequence OF
leaving them At the mercy Of their old
oPpressors. But this Is only congratu.
lating those who have been slaughtered
that their suIerings are much less tha n
when they were living, See what will
happen when the time for bringing out
the shot guns comes around, l. {, election
time.
Briefly, here are some Of the results Of
this boosted Southern policy: First, the
virtual Acknowledgement Of the colored
population in all that section, thus re.
ducing them TO state Of vassalage; sec.
ond, the consequent domination Of their
enemies, whose triumph makes consol.
idnted South, and insures them the next
Presidential election; third, the disinte.
grafton and demoralizatiou OF the Repub.
lican party, whether beyond recovery
remains TO be seen. 1t Is time for the
loyal spirit OF the country to be aroused.
for the tried friends Of freedom every.
where to rally to the rescue, startled bat
not disheartened by the impending danger,
and remembering that eternal vigilance
ia the price Of liberty.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
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Chicngo CattIe ,rnrIk,t.

CHICAGO, October SO.-The DrOter! Jour.
nal reports;
CATTLE Receipts, I, 800; shipments, $50;
steady for all grades; supply Light. Native
shipping in light request; best at IS OOa5 IS;
choice cOrn.fed 81 50a4 75 lat 81 OOa4 50;
grassers IS 5Oa3 75, Colorado, nothing do.
ing, steers So so; cows and heifers s. 25a
5 so; Colorado and Texas So 6Oa3 70;
through Texans s. 50a3 50: native butch.
ers firm, active and scarce, cows 81 50a
) 30; steers 50 0Oa3 80; bulls 81 0OaS 90;
ssockers and feeders strong; thin stockers
s. 7jal 90.
HoGs-Receipts,l IL ,tOG shipments, 1900,
opened weak and closed l0al5c lower.
Philadelphias, at s. so; Bostons 81 70a5 90,
light "a 7O4475, mixed packers 81 60a4 80.
sAEEP-Receipts, l,2OOi steady and firm;
sales at 50 50a3 rs.
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CHICAGO, October SO.-Flour-steady
and firm. Wheat-In good demand and
prices shade higher; No. / Chicago spring
or No. 2 do 81 lOkal II cash or October,
81 OiHal OAK November, 81 0oN Decem'
ber, No. 3, 81 04, rejected Ole. Oats-FAir.
u actiye and shade higher; 259ic cash.
Corn-unsettled but generally lower; 45Ho
cash, 4SStai3jSo November, rejected 43c.
Rye-Steady at 54c. BArley-Firmer at
O0Ha6lc. POrk-strong and higher for
cash, which cornered, options firmer, old
SIS 25, new Sl4:0O cash, SIS 16al5 26 Oc.
tpber, Sl2 s. November, So so the year.
Lard-Dall and prices a shade lower; IS IS
cash, s. l0aS l2)f the year. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whlsky-$l OF.
Al the close Wheat was active, frm and
higher; 81 ll9lal l2 October, 81 05Ia No.
vember, 81 OAK December. Corn steady
and drm. Oats firm and unchanged.
Pork frmer but not Quotably higher.
Lard dull; IS 10 the year.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REpORr.
ro We DAILY lNrELLlaENoER
CONGRESSIONAL.

WARRINGTON, October 80,

MAhHIhuToNI OctOper W,
A number Of bills were introduced
and referred TO appropriate committees.
Nearly all were OF private nature.
A resolution authorizing the presiding
officer TO appoint a select committee on
the subject Of asoertaining and declaring
the result Of the election for President
and Vice President Of the United States.
Agreed TO.
Mr.. Ingalls, submitted a resolution re.
questlng the President, II not iucompati-
bic with the public interest, to transmit
TO the Senate statement Of the appro.
Priations and expenditures on account Of
the army and navy pensions from March
4, 1850, TO June 80, 1876. Agreed 70.
Mr.. Coke introduced bill making IN
appropriation to pay over to Texas the
residue Of the 100000 reseryCd for the
satisfaction Of that portion Of the public
debt Of the late republic Of Texas, foe
which the duties on imports 10 said rer
public were specially pledged, being the
balance remaining after the payment of
such debt. Referred.
He also introduced bill 10 reimburse
Texas for expenses incurred in repellinS
the invasions Of Indians and Mexicans
Referred.
The Comptroller Of the Currency re.
ports an additional amount Of national
bank circulation issued in one month Of
S3,0S0,050. Eighty per cent oil this amount
or S,42S, ,O40 will be retired in legal ten
der notes BY the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, leaving the amount OF legal tender
notes November lst, S354, 400, ,S92. The
whole amount of additional circulation
from January II, 1915, to dale is S34,-
3sG,3S5.
The Senate went into executive session
and after sitting twenty miGutes sd-
burned till tomorrow.
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CINCINSATi, October 30. - Cotton -
Quiet at l09<c. Elour-Dull and lower;
family s. 00aG 90. Wheat - Dull and
dropping; red 81 15Gl %. Corn--Steady Al
45ai6C new, irregular 35G3Gc spot, $50 seller
November, closing at $50 bid seller the lkSt
half Of the month Of November. Oats
Steady and in fair demand ct 27a3lc. Rye
Quiet at 5sa60c. Barley-Fair demand;
for choice northwestern 72e. Pork-Fair
demand at SIS 70. Lard-Heayy; current
make s. 12IS bid, IS 50 asked, kettle 9s
9Ac. Bulk Unchanged. Bacon
Scarce and firm; short rib O5Sc, short clear
eAc. Rutter-Easier but not quotabIy
lover. Linseed Oil-5sc. Whisky-steady
and in fair demand at 81 OF.
HoGs-Dull and lower; common 81 Goa
4 4J, light 81 50a4 65, packing 81 7Oa4 50,
butchers S. 9ga5 90.
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Horse and Mule Mar
kaf

The past has been lively week, and
more animals were sold than In any preyi.
Gus week for six months. On Fifth street
alone over 800 hundred head were disposed
Of. Prices, however, have not appreciated.
OF shipments, 50 head were dispatched to
New Orleans. one car load to North Caro-.
limo, oae to Virginia, one 10 Augusta, Ga,
and one to Nashville, Tenn. More stock
could have been sold, especially Of square,
solid chunks, attrom scot $50. For good
smooth animals for the Southern market
the demand was extra They sold quick at
round prices. Drivers, draft and street car
horses in demand. We quote: Driving
horses Sl2jal75, drartdo $I75aoO0, streeters
Si5ai0O, southern chunks S50asl. Mules
Hged to years, I5f to I6 hands $l2ca
100, 10 to l5IS hands S9Oal00, Il to l5 hands
SGjAloO, aged, unbrOken mules from to7
years old, and fat, are in good demand;
young uabroken mules not wanted.
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senator lIorton's Condition,

INDIANAPOLIS, October Ex-senator
Mortons condition is somewhat i'm
proved and he has rested better during
the latter part Of the night and is more
comfortable to-day. He has been able to
retain n little nOurishment on his stom-
ach. At one o'clock DR.. Thompson said
to the agent OF the Associated Press that
while no radical improvement had taken
place, the Senator was better than he has
been at any time during the past three
days.
INDIANAPOLIS, October S0.-Senator
Aorton's condition remains about the
same US reported atnoon. To-day he has
retained more nourishment and suffered
less pain than at any time for three days
past. But while this TACT makes his
friends more hopeful, DR.. Thompson does
not encourage the opinion that any per-
manent Improvement in his condition has
occurred.
Special to Cincinnati Gazette.
The Senator is entirely conscious, and
is clear, but he has ceased asking for the
papers to be read to him, and rarely in.
qnlres what is going on in the outside
world. This morning, Rev. W. A. Bart
lett, Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
cslled upon him, and in the course OF a
brief conversation remarked that at the
Ministerial meeting half an hour had
been devoted to prayer for his recovery.
The Governor returned his thanks, say
ing that it was very pleasant thus TO be
remembered. During the day he has
given his wife aud Col. Holloway to un.
derstand that he was fully aware OF his
condition, and that rather than live az 4
paralyic he preferred 10 die now. In
deed, be said, when man becomes bur-
den to his friends, as we'll az to himself, it
is better, perhaps, that he die.
This evening, when Dr.. Thompson sug.
gested that it was time to have his bed
sore dressed, he begged TO be spared the
pain and fatigue. ut seems as though l
could not live to have it done," he said.
He gave way to the doctors wishes, how.
ever, and expressed himself more COM
Portable atterward. Subsequently Col.
Holloway remarked that unless the Sena.
tor could keep his food down tomorrow
he did not see how life could be sustained
another week. 1t is four days now since
he has been able to retain anything upon
his stomach.
Al least 200 letters have been received
within the past week recommending va.
rious treatment, and package after pack.
age OF food has been sent here from all
parts OF the country. OF course such in.
terest is gratifying to him and to his
family; but as he has everything that the
best medical skill in the country can sug.
gest, it is useless to attempt to do more.
Tonight, inquiries as to his health are
being made from all parts Of the country,
and the house is besieged with friends
solicitous to know his condition. His
wife and two sons bear their sorrow in a
heroic manner. Instead OF giving,vent
to their feelings, they are constantly at
his bedside, doing for him everything
that love and knowledge of his disease
can suggest,
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sr. JOIN, n. b, Ostober 3O.-Eatly
this morning the Exhibition building at
Fredericton was burned. The flames
crossed the street, burning two houses
and damsgiug others. The Exhibition
building was stored with agricultural
implements, sleighs and carriages, all OF
which were lost. The high wind carried
cinders a great distance, firing the st.
Dnnsttaus Church, the Park Barracks
and several residences, all Of which were
considerably damaged. The fire wa, the
work of an incendiiry, and great excite,
ment prevails. Mark Conroy has been
arrested.
BUFFALO, October 3O..-The steam barge
Sparta, owned by the Cleveland Trans,
portation Company, caught fire, in the
boiler room, while being unioaded at til e
Bennett elevator, last evening, and was
quite badly damaged. She was not in.
sured. Twelve thousand bushels Of
wheat were damaged. The cargo, OF
forty thousand bushels, were shipped at
Milwaukee, and insured,
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GhegnteILiqeneer.


The Job Printing department Of the
rxryIuoEScER establishment has just
d.li,.rsd to Clerk Dsiters Of the Board
oIConmiuloners Of Ohio county, forty.
s,. beautifully executed $1,000 coupon
bopd,. which bonds, after being properly
,i,nei and sealed, will be delivered to-
morrow NOV. lst) to the subscribers to
The recent county loan Of tS45,OOO In aid
otthe P. W. & Ky. railroad.
The bonds are sll for $1,000 each, and
each bond hn, thirty .emi-anOuuI inter.
e., coupon, attached, $50 each The
reading Of the bonds isa, follows:
Esow ALL MGS ny THESE PRs4sSrs:
T6at the Board OF Commissioners Of the
County Of Ohio 10 the State Of West Wiz.
ginil, are indebted to the bearer in the
aim Of one THOUSAND DOLLARS, which
,lm The said Board Of Commissioners
p,omr.. to pay to the bearer fifteen years
Alter dl.e, At the BIGk Of Wheeling, in
the City Of Wheeling, in said State, with
interest thereon u! the rate Of six per
cant per annum, payable Rcmi.annually
a, said Bank on the first day Of every
Nav and November succeeding the date
hereof, until the principal phall be
paid, on the delivery OF the proper
coupon therefor hereunto annexed; bat
the right is reserved to the said Board Of
Commissioners OF redeeming this Bond
according to the fourth and nth sections
Of the Ordinance passed by the said
Board Of Commissioners on the 10Th day
Of September, 1877, entitled "Au 0r1i.
nance directing the issue Of time bonds
Tor the purpose Of raising money to pay
the colnty's additional subscription TO
the capital stock or for the purchase Of
Bonds OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky Railroad Company, aud pro.
viding fund tor the payment Of the in.
sereiI and principal Of said bonds.
This bond Is issued for the purpose
Aforesaid, pursuant to tic acis of the
Legislature OF West Virginia in snch case
made and provided, and the Aforesaid
subscription was first duly approved BY
q maj1rity OF more than three.fii.hs Of
the voters OF said county, voting thereon
at the time and in the manner required
By Law.
Wi.ae.seth, The Common Seal Of the
said Board Of Commissioners, and the
signatures OF their President and Clerk
this frs! daY Of November, 1877.
The coupons attached to the bond. read
a follows;
The Board OF Commissioners Of Ohio
County will pay 10 bearer, at the Bank Of
Wheeling, in the city OF Wheeling, Thirty
Dollars, on the first day Of May, 1878,
being the Eemi.annual interest on said
Bond, CHAs. II. DErrEHs, Clerk.
/! will be remembered tbl. these
$4,000 OF bonds are issued to purchase
$4,000 of the P. W. & Ky's bonds at 90
cents on the dollar. That ia, the county
lend, her credit to the extent of $4,000
4. 100 cents on the dollar, and receives
ior i. $4,000 OF the P. W. & Ky. promises
to pay a. 90 cents. The county realized
/! per cent premium on her per cents,
anL will receive I per cent in,eres. on
the p. ". & Ky. bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-31
Letter from VIM. II. Vanderbilt.

New YORK, October 3O.-Mr. William
81. Vanderbilt publishes q letter to-day,
in which be says:
"Rumors OF all kinds connecting my
name with stock alliances have been in-
dustriously and widely spread by inter
ested parties to further their own ends.
That there may be no misunderstanding
as to my position in this connection, !
unhesitatingly declare that since my ac-
ceptance Of the Presidency Of the New
York Central and Hudson River and
Lake Shore railroad companies ! have
not purchased share Of their stocks for
speculation, or been interested in any
manner with any stock broker, speculator
or other person in their purchase or sale.
l am largely interested in three promi-
nent corporations and any Of their stocks
or securities bought by me have been for
investment, and l have not endeavored
to sustain the price OF any stock by tenn
porary purchases and subsequent sales.
My whole time is given to the business Of
the companies Of which ! am the execu-
tive oflicer.n