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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
THE snAM nArrLE
Al FaIrmont Yesterday.


FAlRNoST, October II, 1870.
Edl!On IntslIIEOncsr
Everything considered the "Sham
Battle here to-day was success. The
rain lnterfered somewhat with some OIL
the plans, but on the whole It was benG.
dt as 1t settled the dust and cooled the
atmosphere very much.
Early in the morning people began to
pour Unto town, and by 10 o'clock Main
street seemed literally packed for two or
three squares, !SOon after this the mill.
tary formed in line and proceeded to the
Fair Grounds, headed BY the Scotch liiIl
lNewburg) brass band. Several martial
bands were also in the procession. Before
noon the loot races and some Of the horse
racing took place, utter which the mill.
tary returned to town for dinner.
Reforming about o'clock, the entire
company aRain went to the grounds for
the afternoons entertainment. Arrange.
Inents were soon completed, and the sol.
diery were separated into two divisions,
the lirst composed OF the WaynesburV
blues aud the Davis Guards, cOlnmundpi
by Capt. ]. Il. Watson, aud the second
composed OF the Martin Guards and Gar
rett Rifles, and commanded by Capt. I'd.
"; Moore. Col. ". l.. bridges, Of Mounds
vile was Post Commander. The battle"
was about what all such ideally conflicts"
have been, except that It was doubtless
managed better than some OF them.
inc most interesting part Of the days
performance was the balloon ascension by
AlIss st. Clair, Of Cincinnati. She took
the place Of Mr.. Herr. The balloon rose
rapidly to tho height Of u haIf mile or
more when II entered current Of mir
which bore It northeast about half mile,
when Il descended and fell into the Mon.
ongahela river, near Buffalo Creek. The
i"Iy occupant jumped into the water abont
tour teet deep, but was rescued without
any danger or difficulty.
The crowd today has been estimated
generally at about 1900.
Senator Davis and Adj. Gen. Woods
were among the visitors present,
In the competitive drill for the sword the
Davis Guards came out best and received
the prize.
The brave "sojer boys" arc resting on
their laurels tonight, and tomorrow the
visitors will depart and our own men re-.
turn to their various avocati0ns, nil feel.
lhE tNat they have had pleasant time.
We heard the Scotch Hill band com.
pIiimented quite highly on every side.
The train west at :jb, which takes these
Iastily prepared notes bears away hun
lreus VINO have been in town to-day.
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llEEntSnA WAtFn il no product oI M
ordinary lnhmntnty, Int Iiuy bO lurInud Il
lllnRivlng PARTON direct from The Al.
iinlEl'ty'H hnlnlS, rrystAl rlrnr, nnd pouring
from inyAicr'onH depths u perfect remedy
Tor all urinary lrOuhlw,
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BALTIMORE October l7.-Flour-llirhcr
all around and active; western Suwrtlne
= 9""S q; extra $G:57 III. family s. VGa
10, WhcNt-WGstcin closed ra>irt: M J
Western winter nd spot and OctSb"r ii T Sitt.
November 81 mA; December 81 Nal SGit
CGrn7wrStern firm And higher; wcStsr,,
MIXED, MIXED, SpOt and October, &c; November, a
aUhH.c; 1ec"mhcF NHaliSa.C; s,asmcr ,ss ~
asked, nats-Fitm; western viii" H I,,ts,. W..
DO .i miIsd 4!Nt9; Pennsylvania iIaIsc' Nv Nv,
Steady at @StsSc, llay-Firm; prime ' !,
Sh"lcO Si%"S I"mIn.ylyapia *Iaa!o pCr tGh rnyi
AL %. Hulk MCNS,..l I,osC % 1hSiLJSIo sh"SiJSSI, w ~
GISar GISo r'S sidSs IHn7Ic do packed |;.nS, ~
.aIEHnSGonllcr. IE A'.Gi clear rIH sllrs' M, s
1cSs S@S i1"''sI, s,"I, Ioallc; IArl ,RciInSi il
western packed l;alIk. ESr"Fivr' T y" {, CnT!r, y.
.r,r'T,ti,oIlTr!am-aIeaAy; crude HNminalIr S'Aitc
rrVnSd N.. [%G G"I(oo-liishUr and %Tm. %'tr Il
S,E'TS i'm lHhIlH.c' SuSar-iiiEhcr and n", m
'S M" S"" WhtSky--Strady at 81 IL
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TELEGRAPH BRIEEs.

BlNikic, the referee, gnvO to IlanInn this
morning hia check On the CITY Bunk Of
Rochester I0r 5000.
Rev. William L, whiIinghall, Episropal
bishop NJ Maryland, died 1T hIs summer
home. Orange, n. T., yesterday morning,
aged n yoarS. '
Five thousand dollars worth oI United
STATES hondH Stolen from the Manhattan
l!nnk. ot Ncw York, we're received at thr
Treasury Department for redemption, ycS.
The Treasury Department or.cm tim,
iInrnrlNlinna Of monuments, which arr
~ part Ot statue, hr classified IN mann.
I"clntN "i marble, liable 10 u duty ii 5C
rpr cont 1d aimfm.
Tho jury IN tho case nj Frederick Grill
charged with tho murder II hs daughter
ut Newton, n. j., brought In u verdict uI
murder IN tho first degree yesterday. Sen
tence deferred, Tho defence was insanity
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that awful expense in 1870, and having
survived the experiment on that occasion
we repeated It this year. II the present
business boom holds out until next fall
we will bo rash enough, aS like as not, to
run the wirO in again,
We are aware that the Registers outlaws
have beon tremendous, but II II will show
US that, outside Of Major Jim Sweeney's
receipt, they have been anything I'm.
menSe We shall be happy to print a bill Of
particulars for tho information Of the
public. More particularly, will We be
happy 10 bIAzen to mankind the vastncss
Of the sums paid for those Washington
grapevine specials, including the salary
Of the high.prlced individual who got
them up.
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Sensible Speech from the Postmaster r
General

General.
AslIISGroS, October lO.-Judge Rev.
who is in Richmond, made u speech last
night III response TO the following toast !:
Our Postmaster General-this Key which
has opened the hearts Of the solid South.
May 1t never rust, but wear out in the
service OF our common country" lie said
lie did not know that the Southern people
altogether appreciated his position. The
tender Of the Office he now holds took him
ny surprise. II seemed 10 be an offer OF
friendship 10 the South; and while an.
Prchunsivc that his aaceptance would be
misunderstood, he feared that his Te.
l'lSaI would dO us harm. lie had been
identified with our cause-had gone in.
TO camp with the boys, fought with
ana slept with the boys Applause, but he
was one OF those who came out Whipped.
He believed the war settled something.
1t WAS great issue referred to arms, ~ II
was the final test. lie had, therefore,
concluded that ii was his duty to accept,
ana from that motive = the desire to serve
ms country and section, not personal am.
blIlulI-hc went into the Cabinet. To
washington he went with fear aud Iremb,
hing, 80 Impressed was he with the re-.
sp"n>ll'iIity OF his position. lie told them
there that il Gen. Joe Johnston, then spo.
KEN ui, or any other Democrat, woulI take
position, he would give way. However,
he wNs chosen. lie had been loyal 10 the
Administration no far, and expected to
continue SO. The Administration Ind
done as much for his people as he could
reasonably expect. We complained OF
troops III the state Houses at Columbia
and New Orleans, AMI they were remov.
ed. There are not there to-day, and will
not be there Hsaiu during tins Admins.
tration. In his own department our peo.
pie have been IIherally treated. lie had
prcscntAtivcs anything they refused to
give tho south. Such Obstacles as he
u"d met had heen chiefly from our own
people,
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I.oSDoS, October l7.-I.Iliott makes n
statement in reply to Boyd to tho eiTrc,
that it must be distinctly understood tlral
lIanan8 hackers nave deposited money
for the match with Elliott, therefore i, j,
only iair 70 lIanlan that the contest for
him should be assured. Elliott c0nGidr..
Boyd hound in honor to 90 on with III,
i'oyd'ElliOtt match on the conditions and
articles drawn upby Elliott. rnI,ss Bow,
will DO SO Immediately Elliott will ignor,
lioyds claims.
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ChIeRRn.

!CHIc4oo, October L. Flour = Inactive
wheat-DulI and dropping. nervous irrrru.
lar, feverish almost pa,,icEy; opened higher
aNd closed nearly at inside prices; No. Iii.
CcasgO spring 81 Is: No. =, 81 10 cash; 81 40y.
November s. 2I}saI 9ljS Deccmbcr: 81 II
the year; sales at 81 IS1aI 81. Sovcn,.
her; 81 9Oal = \ peCcmter; No. 5, s. 10, n.
Ircled 02e COrn-unSettlCd and lower, like
%heNt, Huctua,ing heavily; 4ga49.r cash
Il IIc November; 40ltc December and ypnr,
4oc january; +i'sC bid May; sales ~ liaiic
November; 39Xat2lAc &C January; rejected lie,
Oats-SteAdy, and in good demand at 30y, ,C
cash; Sic November SAKE May. Ep-
Stronger at Hiic lArlry-Oull, weak and
lower at SOC. Sccds-Strong and higher
Timothy at 81 S5a2 10 FLAX $I2G FORK
Unsettled but generally lower and irrr.uIar
cash higher. options lower; $li 10 cash and
october 81 41aJ IS November: 50 y thcvrar
500 halO 10 January; sales at $iOtOai0 81
January. lArl-luoyani bnt unsettled. clos.
ing heavy and lower at s 10 cash: Il SSn
5Si!f November; IS S2J<a5 SSaG Is January
SalGS NJ AOI 5ta6 30 january. Bulk MEATS
DnlI at s. 'aaSG GOn5 50. whiSky-SICady and
unchanged at 81 OS.
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Sp"cnIRtiOnS Of the Democratic PoIIti
CLANS

Special TO the CilcInnAtI Enquirer.
WASHISGTON, October lG.-The interest
In the Ohio election hereabouts has now
died out. The talented gentlemen who
stand on street corners and roost In hotel
lohbios are scheming rs to what the Dem,
ocraIiC party ought to do to get itself 10.
ge'her again. All eyes are centered on
Tildcn. II he fails to be the modern Moses,
aud loses New York, the pigmy State Of
Delaware Is 70 be invaded, and Dayafd
dragged ont Of his lair there. There is a
strong current Of feeling among the South.
ernefS that BAyard, after all, will DO the
savior They are trying hard to organize
boom for him, and, In sporadic way,
they may succeed, All thinking Demo.
crats have called halt on opinions, and
90 not venture speculation until after
ridden has shown his hand. The Repub.
licans also await New York's verdict with
as much interest as do the Democrats, All
ne oihce'hOlders arecrying for Grant, and
the other aspirants fear his candidacy. II
tOnEllng carries New York, 1t will help
Iirant, says bis friends; aud, even II Til.
ten carries that State, it will not detraCt
from his chance, but will make il reasOna.
ply certain that Iilden will bU his Compel.
ltgr IN tue race. Sherman is not seriously
talked Of, even among his Treasury clerks;
but there is u stiff feeling for Blaine. The
outlook from this point is, il Grant Is not
the candidate, Blaine certainly will be.
There Is u good deal Of speculation, too,
as to what Congress will do at the coming
session. The arrant towards who chase
the phantom Of the Presidency will ad.
wise that the currency question be let
alone. Their logic is TO throw convictions,
Ike physic,, to the dogs. This class OF
barnacIes, " hO, while they lead the lie.
'nOcracy with the weight OF their avor.
"npOls' have no convictions, unfortunately
mNkc An impression upon mon who ought
to he lenders, Therefore, the COnvfes.
sional outlook is blank. There being no
NAtionN! Democracy, all the little fry will
ieel that, Atlas like, grave responsibility
rests upon them; and the chances are quite
IIntering, II they are not sat down upon
hard aud early i'll the game, that local in.
leresls VIII he SubOrdinltrd to national in.
tetests' anI irstclAss row will be bred
inside OF the party lines. This the lie.
pnbIlrNns will do ull they can to egg on.
Iney know that the democrats generally
iHil to wash their dirty linen in the dark, |
and 1t Is meat lOr the opposition to get the
disturbing elements Of Democracy at war. !
Thurman heretofore has held the curb. |
rein, but his influence now will not be |
what 1t was. There is place open now |
Ior, IL llrst'c!asS Democratic hell.wether,
and, Scraplng among the material present.
ed wItha tine'tOOth comb, it is hard 10 tell |
who ought 10 turn up.
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TISANIiLHp u, October IL, 1874
lallI,r' InlrlIlGSurtr.
An article from this place. siynrd ,I:l..'
IN your paper Of this morning, We think
while itA authors motives arC doubtless
Eool, IOilsto do tho Republicans up hcr,
full amI cNNrr Justice.
u thorC IL any ono thing We rnim ns nj
most uniformly characteristic ot tho whul,
pror|"ot our IitllU town II IL tho homes
and unqualified sincerity Of lhOir opinion,
on on Nll subjects. political and otherwise
Tho Hlrnng Republican sentiment bw,
springs from MI exalted SENSE NJ ,lnIv Mn,
right M the h"St public poliry, This rnn
vIction cOnlrA ol lifelong observation nm,
careful study oinur hrsl in,OrrNts. 'rlrs,
sentiments W. brought hptu IN RUpubll
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short Horn Cattle sale.

CHICAGO, October ia sale Of tic
short horn cattle owned by the Canada
West Farm Stock Association took place
at the stock yards to-day. The prices paid
were only ordinary, except in few cases
kirkleningtOn duchess, No. %, sold to T.
G. Anderson, Of Kentucky, for Sl,OOO;
kirlenington Duchess, No. s, to S. White,
Of Windsor, Canada, for 500: Baron
Acomb, No. 3, to Milton briggs, Of Iowa,
for 500; Duke Of Sharon, no. i, tod. c.
Hamilton, Of Jacksonville, ILL.,, for 5000.
The Duke Of Clydestlale, a stallion, was
sold to Col. Robert Holloway, for 81 900
The Princess Of Wales, mare, was sold
to the same gentleman for 500, and scv.
eral other horses for less prices.
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NORTII CAROi.INA.


CnCarthing InternRi Revenue Frauds
WILMINGTON, N. e., October ia spc,
cial from GastOria, n. c., says; Revenue
Agent Baker, assisted by Deputy Collec.
tor Gyles, has unearthed gross frauds in
Castor county, n. c., carried OIL by regis.
tered grain distlIers In cOllusiOn with
Government officers. The seizure OF over
five hundred gallons Of corn whisky, ab.
straCted from the distillcries and Secrcted
by the distillers, has already been made.
The plans OF the ring have been exposed,
and large seizures Of spirits and listilIeries
and important Developments may be
looked for. Frauds to great extent have
been perpetrated through the sale and
shipment Of corn whisky in kegs filled
from unstanlped packages.
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HEW YORK, October l7.-Cotton-Firm A,
iHsalIci futures steady. FlOur-IESs ar
Uue: receipts q, 900 barrels; supcrfine west.
eEn e. ~ anu state s. 2jaG 90; common 10 ruo,
% o3a3 10; white wheat extra So OOaG so; gooi
" " Ghoice ~ 2Oa1 IS; extra OhiO SO C(lai rs
81 LOUIS s. 5Oa7 so; Minnesota natant nv,
cees 81 VVaS %. WheRt-Weak al Tho cISsH
receipts G9l;O 600 bushels: re;uced snr,np
d dS ungraded 81 3GJ9sl 20; No, 3 SHRINE
- 3ZsSi ~; No, Z do 81 5iaI SEX; ko,
lSl;S9l 81 Vi mixed winter 81 45ai So,t. nm,
st'IGed amber 81 45al IS; No. Z amber 81 IgiI,
=! o9; No. ! 81 JlaI 69l<; unpmJri Whit
~ 4oal ol No 2 81 47!5al 4Sl1; No i do.
SleS o. Is wv bushels ut S. ISjEal 50; No
:, II" OctoDer, sales OF 5000 bushels at
81 Sl}ial 52h; November, sales Of $50 ON
1asaeis .sS at 81 adal 5ilf December sales Of
4pVVO bushels at 81 55!!<aI 5G9<, Rye-Flrm,
Eoth-opered and advanced ka4c since
ast Snrt; receipts $4,000 bushels IN.
st4ueu 6O5sc; No. ., G0Ac In store, and 81 Siu
0aH tH aMoat; No. . October liIc: November
.; .; nc december 6JI5c, Oals-Qupl; receipts
t,uVo bushels western mixed I3aiSNC; white
western 44a+Oc. HHy-Firm at Soc lIop,-
TlEm yearllngS false; new Western 3Oa3Fc
NC" tOtk state 3Oa3IC CCffte-Slrong. Sugar
--Qaiet but iIrn; fair tog MI refining I.S
'o'l6c' MoIaSScS-Quict but tirm. Rirp--Fitm.
eF. ictroleum-Firm; United EG'sa93I!c
crude 6i3aIhc: refined TAC, Turprntiur-
Higher At 0j4 4SS!sc. Eggs-Sominnllv mn.
changed. Mess rurk-Weak at SlO iSAiO u
betI--FIrm and quiet Cut tMG4kS-Suminnl.
y unchanged. lAnl- Weak; prime ~ IHo
3d. Butter Excited western l0a9sc,
Cheese-Firm; western 7k4I2c WHISKY
81 /? bid, s. Is asked,
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I .AMN NkKs NltiEES.-lhe PAN, ia.
L! "l!GvnsyI lNh OaaCS PEtHH SEtFts PrO'ssll, snd
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Express nnd Freight Train, Collide.

ALBANY, October l7.-An express train
ran into freight train on the Susque.
hanna Road, at 0reonta, to-day. by which
the engineer and fireman Of the express
were killed and both locomotives badly
damaged. The accident was duplication
OF one lately occurring on the Michigan
Central; A train was being made up in
the yard at OreOnta. There was heavy
10y. \ iIIgman was sent to warn the rx.
press that was due, when it came rushing
into the yard upon the partially made NJ
freight train. None Of the passengers
were injured. Judd Mann was engineer
and james McGuire, fireman. Both lived
in bingham and leave wives and children.
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The Republicans ever the water have
determined upon n grand blow out TO-
night in honor Of their great and glorious
victory on Tuesday. They will illuminate
and jnbllate in all possible ways. They
will burn powder in various shapes. There
will be music by the band and speeches
from tho stand, and a big time generally.
They invite every body to take hand.
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River NeuI.

inch. "''e' 'e'l one
-, A. ;M.IASSIl!yILIE, October l7.-Isiver rising
with IS inches on the shoals.
M" ORLEANS, October I7.-Weather
cIear or partly cloudy. Thermometer So
CAIRO, October l7.-River3 fec, : inches
ana Using. Weather clear. Thetluomeler
IITTSnrRGH, October l7.-River 9inches
HnH ;i stationary. Weather cloudy with
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Sr, IorIS, Mo-, October 1.-THE mem.
bers of the Coal Exchange, at a meeting
here to-day. decided to stand firmly
against the demand Of the miners for al
advance for digging coal in the RclIcviilc
IT,, district. The members of the Tx,
change represent between 70 and 81 per
cent Of the coal brought to this market
and say they have enough coal to suppl,
the demand for some time. Some Of iht
Operators who do not belong to the Tx
change haze ngreed to tho terms Of ,h,
miners and their men are at work. and
probably others will follow suit.
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t"e ''''er y "u''.'"'' ~ '''""' VI '"''e'''
:he "ilt c'FC"'"u"h'
AS ioF the He!IaFc telephone, abou
which the Hy'''T has blown "N 10 mucl
Cheap John gL', it will probably cpst til,
lavish proprietor 0i that sheet about ~
much a. his Washington specials did
Inst nbout a. much. We p,esumc and a
,hssnJof n uon,I -, wi nos.ihly L.n
Az liuIe Of tho enterprise, In the mean
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 1.-THE PdiriG announ.
ces that the government has decided upon
HproEtanme, the principal points Ofwhich
are maintenance in its integrity OF the bill
IN superior education, reduction OF taxa.
ton and the declaration that conversion Of
I'VE per cent renteS Is inOppOrtune.
The la FHmcT states that All idea il
mo9ted in official circles OF shortly con.
yoking the Chambers at Versailles to
finally settle the Amnesty question.
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MEMrmis, October lI-Ono n,llitiona
death occurred this afternoon, C. X, Isanc.
The following whites were furnished viii
nurses by the towards; j. Read, Thro
dnrn Jacob, q. johnson and Il Iiyrnrs.
The weather il rapidly turning cooler
The Thermometer ranged between G3 nu,
II degrees
Judge John u. Adams is very law.
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-. - = AS""i SStuucE MISUNDERSTANDING
~ Sad per cent, clOslnEat6 Prime mCrCantIl,
paper 6a0 per cent. Sterling exchange wraI
~ u SOY; sight exchange 81 S2S<. Dry guu,I.
imports Tor the week $lt00,0O0.
uoVERNAENTB-ClOSedl lirm.
Unlte States g. Of 1881, coupons IOsl
Es Es
NsS FSSr, A"a uas
Currency siIsS
RAupo, p""" ':!
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