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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-05
NOTICE NO. 63.
Act sf Congress approved Juno 5, 1873.

Acs sf Congress approved Juno 5, 1873.
UsITEp STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CRY, Nevada, september "a. 1887.
Notice is hereby given to a whom it may That
Matthew G. Gardner Of the County Of Osby, State OF
Nevada las this day filed in this Office his application No
H. to purchase from the United States Government tho
following described Of land, chiefly valuable for tim
Der zud unfit for cultivation, viz Southwest quarter Of
Section T. in Townsh No. It, north of Range No IS east,
ID d. NJ, containing 100 acres and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada, U. S. Land District.
Any and al persons having any interest in. claim to,
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
tn file such adverse claim with the register Of said Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication
this notice, failing 20 dc, they viii bs barred OF
such adverse right or claim.
sep25 cod G. A. WITHERELL Register.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-05

n til5 Ur.n3, I'i MANY 9,neF O4'0''5E' V "
and death. -. .,... rv~-rarss
Ds ElaN,l's@. will rroo TO forfeit Eve =.
Dollars ! rl5a hiS kind the : ~ l. a. = 49,
f. W.; (unltr 6ec. ad Wee and treatment "'li 20
cure fer thing impure injurious ioInd IN L. -
rcI,r, t"nw,Sjtntiun &c Thorou"h e%alniIla
ton and a,iee including anay ISIS OF urine, s. CO. Price
Of E.sss1 :G.sIor.sss-e 3 90 bottle, or fopf uhes
the nualitt5 $40 j: cent any address upon receipt OF
price or . D. secure observation, and IN Pfi'sts
ne if desired hy :. e. Ess&EIf., M. ID.
IL sl.s.rs.ey Street. = an E'Eaiics>c0 Ca'-
DE; EEJSrFa+a E5is%t.V "Ess@I'T. N9I'H-
c,lrus ali knis Of Kidney end Bladder com.
plants Coaorrea elect LeucorrhCn- Fof sale by B. +
Foster and Geo C. ThaEt-r pfa55iss carson Si'S 3'o'
b .ttle sT hotties for 800. -
hi. NAN i~'s. - .dDF .si''E< pii4it- are the
best ana chcapes. n.y. k'f.s;' "rd "ts1iot-' cure
in the market FOR sale Il p. Z Foster and George e
Thax.er, druggists, Carson city u'Ai'S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-05
the GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY

ncvo-faihnc GIRO for LIZ,
.ous debility, exhausted vieni
ity, seminal weakness, sper
,natorrhBa. Los a MAN
aaJuD, impotency, Paralysis
and al the terrible effects o.
se.f-abuse. youthful follies ard
and excessos III matuTcE years
sued as loss OF memory, las,
situde. nocturnal emission, Il.
version to society, dimness ~
vision, rois.s ia the head, the
vital Aud passing unobserved
L. G.cn.s.s Thai Iced "a insanity
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

The REPUBLICAN, demonstration in
Kennel Square, which was fully re,
ported in our local columns yesterday,
Is another instance of the popular en-
thusiasm which General James A. Gar
field, the Republican candidate for the
presidency, causing all over the land,
and Of the universal outpouring of the
people to rally around his standard.
When q town like Kennel square can
boast Of a parade a mile long. consist,
ing Of two or three thousand enthusi
sstic Republicans, it is certainly an
indication, and a pretty good one too,
that the campaign is being conducted
in anything but listless manner, par,
ticularly by the party which made the
rally alluded to.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
the Independents not lndepen.
dent.

A great many Democrats in Whining
ton would like to be independent il
they only knew how. They are tired
of the slavery and drudgery Of the
Democratic party, which is always as
profuse as it is forgetful Of promises, but
how to break away from it is something
they know not how 10 do and still
preserve the lame. We sympathise
heartily with those who are disguised
with the corruption and Bourbonism
which exists in their party, and who
do not wish to throw away the distino-
tive name Of Democrat. There is only
one course left for such persons to
pursue. II they are thoroughly in
earnest, they will not hesitate to come
out squarely from party that is in OPP
position 10 their best interests. GeDer-
ally the Democrats who want to ba
independent are the laEoring portion
Of the party-the men who give them
their votes, and secure their victories.
There is no bond of sympathy between
them aud the knot of office holders who
belong to the party simply on account
of the loaves and fishes. These Demo-
Gratis who desire to be independent
need never expect that they will lie
recognized by the Bourbon wing of the
party any farther than to have do!e1 ont
to them, a few mental positions in the
party for the sake of securing their
votes. Those few Democrats in the
Tenth Ward swbo made an effort tc
throw of the party yoke ard then 6
scared at what they had done and re
turned to the fold sgain have placed
themselves in a very embarrassing
pjsitio", and made themselves m)r'
the slav, OF the party than ever before
Tae Bourbon wing Of the party hav'
always predicted that the Independent
movement would amount to nothing
that the refractory cnes would soon re
turn, and that they didn't care II a few
OF such refl factory spirits did leave tn
party. OF course such persons will b
held more in tontemp than ever be
fore, row that they have .voluntaril
returned to the party without solicita
ton.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
uow 10 Break the solid south.


II ever the Republican party expscs
oreap any btBeft Of the large Repub-
lican vote in the South, the leaders
mus! watch favorable opportunity o.
making good impression upon por-
ton of the white vote of the South.
Experience has taught them that they
cannot build mp party that will be
successful with the black vote alone,
though the latter may be numerically
much stronger than the white vote.
Looking around outside Of the black
vote, the question arises, where can
basis be found for a portion Of the
white vote OF the SOUTH We answer
IN the poor unedueated whites Of the
South who are the Lewers OF wood and
drawers OF water OF the Democratic
party. This class has no interest what
ever in the SUCCESS Of the Bourbons
who have always ground them down TO
the earth as low as they ever sunk the
negro. The liberty and freedom Of the
Door whites in the South has been
altogether nominal, their social status
being but small elevation above that
Of the negro in the days Of slavery,
and now that the latter has been re-
LEASED and assisted by tho government
they have really been gaining rapidly
in the matter Of education and general
intelligence upon their poor white
neighbors. 1t has been the object and
aim of the Democ rats of the educated
Bourbons Of the South 10 keep theil
minds full of prejudice against the ne
gro while at the same time they with
held from them the real benefits Of an
education or the chance to acquire one.
II should be the mission of the Repub.
lican party to strike the shackles O.
prejudice from the limbs Of about two
millions Of the poor whites Of thu
South by showing them that their true
Interests are centred in tie success o
the Republican party. A fit opportu
nifty for making this effort is the pres
} ent Presidential year. The sensible
people OF thu South are heartily
ashamed Of the disgraceful frauds IL
Alabama and would at present listen t,
, any good advice from representative
, Republicans looking toward fair bal
Hot. Efforts in this direction may no
: is true win single electoral vote 70
Garfield and Arthur in the Southern
0 States, but the efforts are worgh maxim
D all the same. II the South is neglecte
t now it is not likely to receive much al
ention from the Republican part
d until 1884, and much valuable tim
g will be lost by tie delay. We hop
e the National Committee will concer
}. trate wherever there is any hope o
3 prospect of elestiny Con gresham. LIE
It good strong men be nominated, and Il
:, the districts be thoroughly c,nvasse
s. by competent Republican speakers an
" let the appeals b, made to the poo
Q wkite laborers of the South. souther
70 reconstruction has really scarcely b,
> gun yet. The divisions md jealousie
y ranking in the Democratic party in
j. number of the Southern States show
that they are not nearly so solid tina
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

vVyAX PAYERS TAKE N0TlCE-Oirf
AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR bSo.
The undersigned, receivers o. taxes i9r ~, ny
City Of Wilmington, will be a. NO. 10 E H.sa
SIXTH STRRET, between Market and hlnk
streois. sI and after the first day Of July,
1880, between the hours OF y and u IN the
morning, and from 70 In the alternoon, ~
the purpose Of receiving taxes. On all !sxes
paid during the month Of July thtlS wa "
1 reduction Of I'VE cents on every doliar, ana
al taxes paid on or after the ntst Gay o.
August, Including the hrrt Tuesday o. sep
tember, shall be payable without . deduction
or addition as aforesaid, and All taxes unpe,u
on the day next altar the frst Tuesday 10
September, shall be increased BY the addi'
tion Of o Dor centum on the amount thereof
EDWARD PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District,
Including all north oil sixth street.
WIN. KYNE,
Roceiver Southern district,
Ysti Including all south Of Sixth 81.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
The worHingmen's Party.

The Democratic speakers are appeal
ing TO the mechanics and lsboring men
Of the country soliciting their votes for
the Democratic candidate for President,
while at the same time they place their
candidate upon free trade platform
which II enforced would virtually close
the manufactures and machine shops OF
the nation, which are now the main
support Of the mechanics and laboring
men. This is q poor feast to which to
invite the mech aries Of the nation, and
the cheskiness Of the Democrats In ex-
tending such an invitation is something
rema, kable to behold. What has the
Democratic party ever done for the
workingmen It has always opposed
everything that was calculated to pro-
mots the business interests and to In
crease the wealth Of the country. 1t
has always opposed the improvement OF
our rivers and hArbors, and opposed
an honest payment Of the National
debt. 1t was the cause Of the rebellion
which cost millions Of dollars, and hun
dreds Of thousands Of valuable lives,
and these same men to day are trying
10 &c. control Of the Government they
tried to destroy. It is a little cool 10
ask support for such a party as this.
On the contrary the Republican party
has done everything which could add
wealth and prosperity to the nation. It
has protected American industries that
gave labor to the mechanics and labor
ing men OF the nation and that gave US
not only a sound national currency, but
wiped ont that acoursed institution Of
slavery and crushed the rebellion. The
Republicans can with great consistency
ask tho mechanics and workingmen to
vots for the Republican candidate for
President. Every Republican who
thinks what the party has done for the
nation should feel proud OF it, and
every workingman in the country who
jsins It will do an act Of which he need
never be ashamed. That is the party
for the mechanic and laboring man.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

1t Is A great pity that Mayor ALI
mond cannot find sober respectable
men enough in the Democratic party
to I'LL couple of dozen Of police Offices
without choosing men who are so no.
tOriously incorporate and brutalized as
10 beat their wives. We know that
more than a hundred men could be
picked out from the ranks Of the Demo
cratic party, who at least would not
bring reproach upon the force, and
Mayor Almond could find them too il
he would try. Men who are the most
of their time intox icated and who beat
their wives should not be tolerated on
the police force single hour no matter
how necessary they might be at cleo
ticn times in voting gangs Of repesters.
What will the Mayor do about it.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

Na0bDtuV
The Gaset,s wants peace all over the
Union by the election Of Hancock ana
English. It wanted peacssall the time
during the war by "LinColn's Hire
lings" laying down their arms, allow
ing the rebels in arms to lake Wash
ing.on and assume control Of the Gov
eminent. 1t wanted peace by keeping
four million human souls in bondage.
1t wanted peace by President Lincoln
abdioating the Presidential Office, 30
that Jeff Davis, the arch traitor Of the
nation, might become President. When
every loyal man in the nation wss DO
ing all he could do to put down the
slave holders rebellion and save the
Union, tie still piping voice OF the
Gssstte was heard for peace At any
price. For every Republican victory
that has been gai4ed since the war the
Gazette shrieks for peace, and now as
Il a prospects show that there ia to be
another great Republican victory this
fsll in the election Of Garfield and
Arthur, the old sore is puuotured and
W. hear the same cry for peace from our
frightened neighbor that we heard dur
ing the war Of the rebellion every time
"Lincoln's Hirelings" whipped and
routed the rebels. Bless tho Ga
zstte's good old soul, II 1t has any
there is no danger Of war. Why should
| it SILVER and tremble at the prospect Of
the election Of Garfield and Arthur
That only means q lasting peace. We
can assure our neighbor that we are all
for peace now with q slight difference
as to the choice OF those who are to be
the chosen conservators Of the peace.
The Republicans want the peace and
prosperity Of the nation committed to
the care Of those who fought for 1t and
saved It from destruction by traitors In
arms. The Gazette and its friends want
to commit the nation to the care OF
those who fought to destroy 1t. We
think the first would be the best peace
kep p.rs. The Gazette thinks the latter
would be the best. That Ia just the
difference. The trouble with our neigh.
Dor ia, that in time Of war he wants
peace, and in time Of peace he would
not object to a little revolution and
bloodshed il 1t would result in putting
the traitors who tried to break up the
Government IN power. Peace Is a most
excellent thing when preserved for q
good purpose, but we are not inclined
to extol very highly the "peace at any
price" principles of the Gazette, which
would only result in placing those who
were traitors to the Union in power as
peace officers, even though they should
hide their principles behind the mask
Of Union soldier.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

FouR FORMER Democrats near Broad
head Kentucky who have come cut for
Garfield and Arthur have received .
note signed Captain Lynch" order
ing them to leave within thirty days
on pain Of hanging. This is the spirit
In which Hancock's declaration for 8
/" full vote, free election AID fair
tpount," Is received.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

they cannot be effected by honest earn
est work. We hope the idea Of aban-
doning the South by the Republicans
will be abandoned. Politics In that
section are In transition State, and II
the Republicans will make 3 proper
effort the solid South will be eventually
broken.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

The GAZETTE did not hear Of the out
rapeous assault committed by q police
man, not a common patrolman, upon
his wife on board the Republic on Mor-
day. When it does hear Of it Of course
IL will condemn it. We shall see.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

TOME TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET.
~ Granger Store, and try our 80 flour. II
is excellent II makes bread If the women
only look at It, and turns into a loaf Of bread
Just like pound cake. We were thinking OF
sending barrel of 1t to Doc Tanner, 1t Is so
good. We have excellent -four at 80 barrel,
or 81. 80 hall barrel IT ia truly good used by
hundreds In this city, and they say 1t is as
good as they have been paying " for Ginger
snaps. lie. h. Boston nic-nacs. Zoe. n. We
strong, for &c. b. We will open TO day fine
lot Of inackeral at 12c per doS.. fat and white.
Don't forget our olive soap ut 80. and 20. bar /;
Shamrock soap, &c. bar brooma, 26,. wash.
boards, loo. apiece. Don't forgot our a.. -four.
Give 1t a trial. Sold only OF 103 East Sixth
street. T.. nj. WEIR.
Fostor's teas sold only ut 1913 East sixth
strsot. $40 4tA
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
REPUBIICAN TICKET.

GENERAL ARTHUR and Senator Conk-
ling say that the Republicans will
make an energetic fight in New York
and that they will carry that state by
a handsome majority.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

NYOTICE.-NOTICE Is H Err Z B Y
IN given that the partnership existing De-
Fuckers, under the firm name Of Wells d
Duckers, has been dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The real estate business will be CON
tinued by George W. Wells. Frederick Il.
Fuckers will carry on the stationery business
at the N. W. Ger. OF Fourth and King streets,
and respectfully INVITES the public TO give
him call. GEORGE W. WELLS,
sl3+8t FREDERICK 4. DUUKERS.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

nUBLlO NUTICE.-ALL PERSONS
i ore hereby notified that Daniel flrsh
terest my business, that all our business
relations ceased on or about April !, 1880, and
that no Ia unauthor Eed to bind me in any
way, and that will not pay any debts OF his
contracting. ROBERT PRESTON,
Good Hope Mills.
6llt3t London Britain, Chester Co., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
-s--- - '-s' -
FINANCIAL.
8 AND 9 PER CENT.

interest guaranteed. First mortgages on
improved farm and city properties. Inter-
est payable semi-annually. Loans made on
only one-thtrd OF the appraised value Of the
property. Security absolute and ample. Fur
ther information and full particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER,
Eastern Manager OF CHAS. p. BOLMAIs
& CO., Topeka, Kas.,
4-27.tf No. West 7th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

TINE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAkER
Grand BeuOt. 18th at. Market to ChesCnut.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

NYOTICE.-FIVE HUNDRED SHARES,
~ 10th series Mechanics Loan Stock for
sale. First payment on the second Tuesday
In May. Apply TO
R.2O-tom AIT French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

shall continue to manufacture and sell all
kinds OF building bricks from the yard iorm'
erly occupied by McClary 4 Guyer. Orders
receives at office, sos Shipley street, by mall
or telephone, will receive prompt attention.
SAML MoCLARY, JR.
WllminRton. Aug. 0, 1880. OF
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
Wilmington, Aug

TOTIOE-DlVIDEN
IN OBBICB OF THH
WILMINGTON Coal GAS Co.,
WILMINGTON, Aug. 2, 1880.
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company have this day declared dividend
OF three dollars per share for the past SIX
months payable on demand.
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
s3tf 800 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

NYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the partnership lately existing between
samI McClary, Jr, and WIN. q: Gnysf'
has been dissolved BY mutual consent. All
debts owing to said partnership are to be paid
to Sam'i McOlary, jf, he alone being author.
lied to use the frm name in liquidation, and
ali demands on said partnership are 70 DO
presented to him Tor payment:
SAML MoOLARY, JR.,
VIM. a, HUYER.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
IMPORTANT To ALL INTERESTED.
Il
DIR. hOBERTsON, 10 3. RUTAw ST

BALTIMORE, MD.
From IL years experience in hospital and
special practice guarantees cure In all dis
eases Of the URINARY ORGANS, NER-
VOUS AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
(loss Of sexual power etc., HONORRHG OF
SYPHILIS, recently contracted, positively
cured in from s to 10 daya. Medicines sent to
any address. Gall or write enclosing stamp
for reply.
with Irregularities. r. wy
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

A DIVIDEND OF FORTY GENTS PER
N share has been declared by the VIII
mington and Philadelphia Turnpike Com.
pany, payable on or after the 10th inst
9Th month 9th.
JOS. TATEALL. IL. Treasurer. s-910t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
CHANDLER q CO.,
BANKERS,
NO, us MARKET STREET,

Wilmington, del.
wANrED.-s per cent. city loan, long run.
For SALB.-So shs. city railway stock.
Dividend orders Penna. X. Il. 90. cashed.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED. PER GENT. AL
LOWED ON DAILY BALANCES.
Home and Foreign Investment Securities
bought and sold. &16-u
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
rxOuREroNs.

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EYCURaUON.
MONDAY. August 2Srd, 1880.
oyrp ITEM aOJTRs AT THIS UELE-
m sTE., ~ ATERINt. PLACE
"nAiHD
Leaye WilminRton, DeiaWare,, VA
q b. X. Il. Of $50 Q. M, Dy special 70 Jeney
Oity, then py bteemor "alcnAfu SSookon
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18
STOPPED FREE. Mar

LIlcvelous success. Insane Per
sons Restored. DIR. KLINE'S Crest
NERVE RESTORER for all brain
and nerve diseases No fits alter first days
use. only sure cure for Fits, Epilepsy and
Nerve Diseases. Iafallible II taken as ai-
rected. Treatise and 81 trial bottle FREE,
patient paying express charges. Send name,
p. o. and express address to DR. KLINE,
eSi Arch st., Philadelphia, Pl. AS-See prin-
cipal druggist. -.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

NTOTICE.-THES STAR LOAN AsSOCI.
~ alton shares In new series commend
Ing with July can be had on application 70
Philip Plunkett, Treas, s. W. cor. OF Third
and Market streets, or to
JOHN L. MILLER, Sec'y.,
797-1md 1873 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-18

sThe greatest resort for o single day
pleasure In the world. "--Scribner's Blonthiy
, 1880-10-14

THE FRENCH FLEET IN THE ApItIAT1c.
PARIS, Oct. 13.-sfin(ater Constnns suites TINT
u soon ~ Official notification Of tho ccssion Of
Dutciguo Is received tho French ships will bo re"
allcd Immediately.
p1ssESstoxs IN TnE CABINET.
LONDON, Oct. l3.-lseKurdnH tho r,mors OF
SlssenslonB III tho FrrrGi Cabinet, tho Paris cor
respondent Of tho 1imts says: ". Ferry. Presl-
dent If tho Council, thinks It ia pMltry thing
10 direct his efforts TO tho dispersion Of l3@N
1nrecognizc.i manks n1ltl nuns where tsiurc nrd
recognized. Minister nf Interim Cnn*tns, how
evcr, Regards tho dispersion Of these 13ai rs nu
achievement w'lIsh Mny ltsrensn Will tho 1,e :
.essity Of Mny either rrngr.ln. In t!tsv 't tHls
ennt.lut Of opinion: Ferry fns enEl!xef prcsIt!et +
Expected grcat hntttc between the twn 1lar"
ties, u,,e representing tho dictates NJ InnbGttn,
md tho other lenning 0i, President GrGvy, Will
lr decided.
ArpROyEp.
PAnrs. Oct, 13-Thc Cabinet Council to-day.
1t which MI the Ministers wcru Ercsc1lt un'!tl-
dnolHly approved Of the proposal ur Enrstutts.
Minister OF tho Interior, for the efforccisnt u
RIO DEGREES against tho unauthorized religious
l0in1nunitirS.
, 1880-10-14


holster season."
Tho Empress OF Austria ia an accomplished
horsowomat1. and tho G1.Qneon Of Naples tnkcs
'lny lessons In tr!ck-ri''iilg at tho parls HIP.
1,plrnme. Tho first thing tlloIr ltayal consorts
vii xt,aw, lsarnaa VII lavo both ladies' billed
for "th1 Hrcnteht show on enrth." With Mr..
Mcrryman exclaim,nH, "what .hal1 20 for
isoyei ' iilst'css III . nowSi;1,ton os ~ n,tl @ 'f "'
"yca,' snfl Mr.. rrof,udty, at Is the stont
forcps +! Nntu!ro TINT arc tho lnost potent. It
world toret!!or: t Is the Silent t,owsr q lsht
AZ sllont atrcam tint !. tho deep.st: i; IT. -,
T.. put IL, seeing her 'ie9o lord hnt, Konc tc
her, but It somehow spoiled tho effeot Ut his
dissertation.
Tho tcaln attached to tho family cnrr'ngo Of
n rich tsa,yceto,, fnmt,y rnn AWAY fsys iinys
aRo,, The Indy md ~ la.iEhter we're y tho
She askcd tho. concll1.an II he. co,ild stop tho
team. fre suht ho cp!tl1 not. but no Thought
te euulll xlcpr 1t. "1'ilrn," she snhl. 1eHs,(nH
laek with great coinposuro. run .s Into so1no so11no
u .Kood company" Fortunately the tcam waa
hhlted 1uat as II WINS nbout to domolstl swfl&-
cart.
, 1880-10-14
RUSSIA,
INSUFFICIENT SUPPLY OF CERE..1.s.

INSUFFICIENT SUPPLY OF CEltE.ts.
ST. FETERsnUuu, Oct. l".-The Nortett fncws~
pnperi publishes II telegram from tho n,i,nfcl-
palty Of Noyo Tcherknsk, which stntcs thnt tho
merchants thorn hayo III view I'LL insufficient
supply of cerents for consumption by tho Eopu-
laton, dnd they l,etttoncd tho Minister Ut tho
interior to prohibit the export uf Rr.tIn ut A2f.
Gen. Lat,Is Atellk1tr. Chief Executive OF the Gov-
er,sncnt, visited the 81. Petersburg Cnrn Ex-
ch1nH1 for tho purpose OF intl,tfring tho price.
Rtock. md amount OF export RlltlH. 1t !s ssntca
TINT he eontempatcs stopping tic expnrtation
Of cereals 10 foreign cttlii1frics. Large Qnilti-
tics of american maize AM, Chslim,, WHEAT nyv
being sold herr and iluur IL being Imported BY
way Of StcttIt1.
sr. PgrE1muIiu. Oct. 1A-Tho report rclnti.c.
to tho impending prohibition nf tho export If
cereals, Or imposition NJ Ut, export duty, nre Of
hcfAlly declared llnfunlldc1.
THE EMPEROR 1SntSrOSEp.
The Emperor Ut RUSSIA ia indsposctl.
TIE TEKkE ExrElIlTIOS.
vienna, Oct: lJ.-LnrHe rclnfarccmcnts for
tho russian Tckko expedition are expected nt
Fehtklar.