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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-The end of the
month has tested the discretion and tinan-
cial soundne2s OF the grain dealers, and the
result has been the suspension OF four or
Eve of the weaker firms. There has been
an unhealthy dabbling in corn futures and
purchases for August delivery were lar.,e
and at higher prices than spot corn ives
worth. When the time for delivery came
there was prompt call for margins and
the crash came While there is no serious
embarrassment there is an unpleasant feel.
ing end corn to-day was not wanted by any
body. The sales of futures is greatly
checked, and a general disposition TO CEN
sure the whole feature of speculation in
futures. The same feeling is enhanced by
the dealing in rye, which, under
the influence of the circum-
stances, yesterday sold at 7Sc,
but to-day goes begging at 69c and 7Oc.
Wheat has not been influenced by specula-
ton, but is dull and lower from natural
causes. Oats have declined heavily, selling
at 37Lc to day. This is owing largely to
heavy receipts and to the bad condition in
which much of it arrives. Barley is ne.
elected; extra No. is held at S5c. Pro-
visions are in comfortable condition for
holders. They are scarce and within easy
control, so that prices are easily maintain
ed. This will in all probability be the case
till the end of the season. Whisky, under
the influence OF the new combination for
the regulation of productions, has advanced
l cent, selling at $l.lS There is marked
Improvement in many classes Of trade.
Dry goods shows firm, healthy condition.
Groceries are doing a fair business with
prices we'll maintained. Sales OF tobacco
this week has been unusually large, and
prices for good qualities are firm.
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b Apaches continue to gather
= rapidly as during the past few
heir crop will be a good sized one
ss- II should be their last har-
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- il is estimated, will write the
,ssory of the last Presidential
,n. He will not begin it, how
It'll he gets out.
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p,'timore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
purchascd all of \. T. Stew
S,sand wagons for their express
;. in New York City.
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s-sshed the little boys and mashed
, opes," was the young school
I, explanation of her success in
-rg an unruly school.
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al Gv-y queeo, who is engaged
-.ar in The ROmany Rye" al
y,rk. is Sid to resemble Victoria
looked twenty years ago.
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ArHEss, September LII is stated fire
British minister here has made strong rep.
rrs.ntaiion 70 the Greek government
against a contin uation Of hostiIitieS on the
frontier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
Our National BIeSsi ns.

WASHINGTON, September The follow
ing is the statement Of the public debt for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02

as poker players say. II he attacks-hut
he woA't. He will content himself with
the defensive, fancy, and with making il
hot for anybody who comes too close.
Ihsve good horse snd equipment, but
TO servant since lost Ali Mahonmei. |
really felt sorry when he went to meet the
Prophet AleKandris is desolate. Ny city
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Going Home.

LosDos, September L-Ceteways left
Waterloo station, sIis morning. Tor south.
ampton, where he will embark on board
the steamer Nubiap. which sails, to-day
for cape Of Good Hope. He was much
cheered by the spectators on his way 70 the
stafion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02

MONTREAL, September "A fine cony ot
the encyclopedia Britannica, contained ina
hook case, has bcen forwarded to Ersstns
Winsn. of New York. from this city, ~ the
stockholders Of Montreal Telegraph Com.
pany. in Canada. as n token OF their appre.
cistion OF Mr.. Wimans success In con-
soIids,ing the telegraph interest OF the
Dominion.
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Raising Funds,

ALEXANDRIA, September News has
been received from the interior that Arab
Pasha is selling European property TO the
natives, Several well known properties
belonging to Europeans have been coniis-
Gated and Gold, aud the names ot the ma
tive purchasers given.
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Getting Ready fer fln.inesa.


vienna. September l-,All the Greek
Onceuirste on the frontier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02

ALEXANDRIA, September l.-Forty sea-
men from the ironclad Monitor and com.
pany of the Fiity-th'rd Regiment quietly
approached the euemy's position, opposite
Rsmleh, last evening, and succeeded in
blowing up, with gun cotton, a house on
the Canal which had long been a point Of
vantage for the enemy's sharpshooters.
KAssAssIS, September l.-During recon.
noissance, yesterday, a fresh entrenched
camp was discovered ten miles from here.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

Guiteau was sentenced by Judge Cox
on Saturday 10 be hanged on the 3oth
Of June next, the motion for a new
tlial having been denied. Ar. Scov-
lille will probably appeal to the full
bench of Judges upon the exceptions
noted by him during the progress of
the trial, but Of this there is some,
doubt. 1t will not have the effect, il
made and prost cuted, as an appeal does
in some of the States, to vacate the
sentence pending the decision on it.
Siare the exceptions are in themselves
frivolous, amounting at ths best to
mere technical quibbles aud not touch
ing any substantial points Of law, the
judgement Of the Court below 10 quite
sare 10 be affirmed. Unless the as
sassin dies befors the day arrives it may
DO regarded IS a certainly that he will
be executed on the last Friday in June.
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at the pleasure of the Government to
bear 81 per cent interest. Uuier tie
notice Sis. o55. $50 Of the 6 por cen'um
bonds were continued, and SlI,635, 30
were redeemed. In Maya notice was
given respecting continuance and re-
demption of the $3.50 SAL, $50 . per
centum bonds, and sf them S4Ol ,50i.-
SEQ were continued at ,! per cent utter
est, and sSS, 1886, 900 redeemed. Tle6
per centum bonds OF February S, 1856,
having maturcd, the Secretary bottled
that lie would redeem them. Thus
have been redt emed at par SIS, 10000
Of the 81 per centum bonds, making a
total OF bonds redeemed OF which have
ceased TO bear interest during the year
of s123, 969,G
Tie reduction Of the annual interest
on The public debt through these trans
actions ~ as follows: By reduction OF
interest TO 81 per GEN., 81 041, 0 o.22';
by redemption of bonds, $685., 23l 600;
total 81 ,6sa, 629, 225. Tho 3! per centum
bonds, being payable at the pleasure Ct
the Government, are available for the
investment of surplus revenue without
the payment Of premiums. Unless
these bonds can be funded al a much
lower rate of interest than they now
bear, l agree with the S cretary of :he
Treasury that no legislation regarding
Them is desirable. 1t is n matter for
eongratulation that the business Of tie
country has been 50 prosperous during
the past year as TO yield by taxation u
large surplus Of income to the Govern
neIt.
If the Revenue laws remain unchang-
G this surplus must year by yrar in
C 0 Sc, OH account of the reduction Of
the public debt and its LIrden OF inter-
est and because CT the .apid increase of
our population. In 1860, just prior 20
the institution OF our Internal revenue
system, our popslation but slightly *
cseded 80, 900, 900. BY the Census OF
1880, it is now found to eacted fifty
millions. 1t is estimated that even if
the annual receipts and expenditures
should continue as at present, the en-
tire debt could be paid in ten years.
In view, however, of the heavy load of
taxation which N people have already
borne, VIZ may we'll consider whether
il is not the part Of wisdom to reduce
the revenue, even if We del y u little
payment of the debt.
Tue above is the last of the financial
opinions Of the President on his own
collections and those of his financial
Secretary. They are worthy Of study
as they embrace within a compresive
compilation the entire workings Of our
national system of finances.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

Eugene Mergendahl. now a barber
and saloon keeper in Kingston n. Y,
in 1864 while keeping a hotel in the
same city entertained at his house for
four months, with little hope Of pay
ment, a sick man named Leauder Deck
Ell. The guest recovered and went
west, his entertainer almost forgetting
him, but now Mergendahl ha. just re-
ceived from a law firm in Albany, ST..
450 left him by Decker, and is assured
that the remainder Of the fortune of the
deceased, from $40, 600 to $50, 900, is al,
Sd coming to him, Decker having taken
this practical mahner of attesting his
gratitude for the Kindness of Is years
ago.
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still weeks Of delay and finally when
the subject is under consideration he
finds to bis disgust that all his cries of
'Mr. Speaker" avail nothing. lie can
not be heard except by arrangement
with the Speaker and tn" members Of
the committee who have absolute CON
.rol VI the debate.
Bat have taken up all my space
without saying anything about Mr..
scuville's futile efforts to secure a new
trial for Gsiteau, or about Capt. Fades
great slip railway, enterprise, or a dez-
en other things Of general interest
One thing is regarded certain here
Guitoau must hang. That yarn abrut
the jurors reading a newspaper and
writing their names on it is a clumsy
put mp job. by which Scoville has been
imposed upon.
Dom pEnRn
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11
Nor A FIarRrnRAn

From the Burlington, ". Frep Press.
While in Boston recently a represen-
tatiye Of this Taper vert out to Lynr,
for the special purpose of seeing if
there was such a person living as Mrs.
Lydia +. Pinkham, whose genial face
alorns the otherwise tame advertising
columns Of oyeT six-thousand news
papers OF the United States. Driving
out to No. 225 Western venue a
bright, pleasant home was reached,
where, sure enough, was found the
y"ri'able Lydie E., looking possibly a
tritle thinner than the picture repre-
sents, but nevertheless j bale, hearty
and SYM pathetic woman, who las done
. great deal for her sex. She Ieligi-
ously deyotes her entire time to the
personal correspondence with ladies all
over the world, who come to her with
their troubles, as to an Own mother,
anu she is harpjest when immersed ia
the great care and labor which an
average of oye OF e hundred letters PER
day necessarily bring. Two lady clerks
assist in writing at her dic'ati0n. Her
son, Cl,as. H., attends 10 the manu-
FIGURING department, which is in a
large factory near the house. Her med
icines have had a wonderful sale.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

All of the good cd stories about the
accommodations offered 10y accomno-
dstion trains will Us out Of date when
a railroad which is to be built in West
Virginia shall have been completed.
Gratuitous right Of way is sought frrm
all the farmers whose fields are to be
cut by the projected road, aud in TO-
turn for the gift the railroad company
gives the pledge that at least Que OF its
trains EACH way shall stop every day OH
the farm to take OIL OF put OFF passen-
gers or freight, provided the persons de
string such Accommodation will take
the trouble to flag the train or give no
tice 10 the conductor. Industrious
housewives may then stop a train when
they wish to go TO the nearest neiglbor
TO borrow n cup of sour milk and there
will be no excuse for the resources of
that region to remain undryeloped.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

Washington's birthday is fast ar-
preaching, and very little more can be
said of the man than was told last year.
His memoir is kept green by from ten
to fifteen Of his body sei wants dy ing
annually, ald although his monument
isno learei completion than it was
twenty years ago, it is hot because
there are no generous, patriotic inei-
vidua's in this country. The laroented
Lincoln sleeps besides a handeome mon
ument, and his widow was handsomely
provided for by the government; the
Garfield monument fund is gaining
grand Dimensions and Mrs. Garfield
was kindly remembered by Il eener-
Gus and patriotic PEOPLE. An Egyptian
obelisk has but lately bten set up in
New York at an expense a tritle less
than 500, 900. George should net get
DISCOURAGED, the obslisk is 6,0J0 years
old, while his monument has not seen d
century.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

1t is estimated by the Commissioner
OF Pensions that if AL claims for pa
sions arising sat Of the war of the re-
bellion shall be adjudicated by Jan
uary Both, 1855, and if by that date
survivors Of the Mexican war or Wild
ows OF former pensioners IF that wal
shall be pensioned at s. per month, the
whole amount required for pensions for
the twenty-five years ending with 1906
will be Sl,3i7,65l, SOB. OF this 81, 26',-
go, e77 are for former pension claims
arising from the rebellion and filed
prior to June Both, 1880, S3l, 500, 00o
are for claims flied after that da,e,
and S5l,92i,6 14 for pensions arising on.
of the Mexican war. These figures are
an instructive lesion in the costumes
OF War. The battles of to day ara a
tax uron PROSPERITY for generations to
come.
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"What is commerce7"

~ 80 10 ~ (
Borrowing s. for a day or two ard
lodging the lender for year or two"
"Name tie different races"
Horse race, boat race, bicycle race
and racing around to and a man to en-
dorse your note"
"Into how many classes is mankind
diviied?"
six; being enlightened, civilized,
half.civil'zed, savage. too utter, not
worth-a-cent and Indian agents."
"What nations are called enlighteu-
ed?v
"Those which have the mist wars,
the worst laws and produced the worst
criminals"
"IIow many motions has the EARTH"
That's according to how you mix
your drinks and which way you go
home. detroit Free Press
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

1ha Atlantic City Rtriew says:
Why would it not be a good idea TO
have sections in the tops of railroad
cars that could be thrown open if nee
essary in case of accident? They could
be fastened oil the iucide by some SIM
pie means that would require no skill
to handle. W. ask nothing for the sug
gestion, and VI hope it may prove of
value to some inventive mind"
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

An express train on the lntercolonial
Railway from Halifax for Truro, n. s.
collided, on Monday night, with q coal
train coming from St5llerton, II mile
north of Windsor Junction. Alexander
Cameron, fireman Of the express train
WAS killed, and Conductor Donklin
and Brakemax Hall, of the same train,
were injured, but not seriously. No
passengers were hurt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11
sOMENEW Y.
FoR PEoPLE Who lin n N orCUr
THEIR EYE EFT II

THEIR EYE EFT II
"0f what is the sur c II the earth
composed?n
"Of c~ornerlots, mighty poor roads,
railroad tracks, baseball grounds, crick
ct fields and skating rinks."
"Wbat portion OF the globe is wa
ter?"
About three-fourths. Sometimes
they add a little gin and nutmeg toit."
What is u town."
"a town is n considerable collection
OF houses and inhabitants, with four or
Ave man who run the party and lend
money at Is per cent, interest"
"What is a cit, ~
"a city is al incorporated town,
with a mayor who believes that the
whole world shakes when he happens
total dat on a cross-walk-r
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11
RESTAURANT.

The subscriber wonld inform thei
many friends and the public generally,
that they have opened IL restaurant in
ELKINIOE'S BUILDING.
where they expect to keep on hand con-
s~tahtly and furnish. at short notice
everything kept III a first class restaur-
ant, such as Oysters, Ice cream, &c.
ca" Meals furnished wien desired. es
FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH
AND CLANS, WHEN DESIRED.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

If you are suffering from a combipa-
ton OK liver or kidney diseases, and con
S ipation, do net fil to use the celebra
ted Kidney-Wort. Ii is a dry compound,
as easily prepared as IA cup of coffee,
aud in one package is AS mich medicine
as can be bought in six dollar bottles
of other kinds. Physicians and hospi-
tails dre constantly using it With great
success.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11
EN- o
FOR ALL
10 SELL Household Article,

The poor rs well MS the rich, the old as
well as the young. the wife, as well as the
husband, the young maiden as well as the
young man, the girl as well as the boy.
may just as well earn a few dollars in
honest employment, as to sit around the
house and wait for others to can it for
them We can give you employmcdt, all
the tnne, or during your spa.e hours only;
travelling, or in your W neighborhood,
among your friends and acquaintance.
II You do not care for employment, we
can impart valuable information to ", u
free OF cost. 1t will cost you only one
cent fora Postal card to write for our
Prospectus, and it may be the means OF
making you a good many dollars.
Do not neglect this opportunity. You
do not nave to invest a large sum of
money, and run a great risk o floosing it.
You will readily see that it will be an
easy matter to M AXE from SO, $1,000
4 week, and establish a lucrative, and
independent business, honorable, straight
forward and profitable. Attend q this
matter NOW, for there is MONEY IN l
for all who engage with us. We will
surprise you and You will wonder why
you nexcr wrote to us before. WI SEND
FULL PARTICULARS FREE Address
BUCKEYE MFG co,
(Name this paper) Marion, Ohio.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

Charles McKiliop, alias Sweeney, Of
Winnipeg, Man., being prevented III an
attempt to throw himself befo.e IL pass
ing train yesterday, climbed a derrick
near the round house and fas: ening q.
cham around his neck jumped and
broke his neck. Tie cause Of his act
vas insanity, brought on by domestic
infelieity.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

The reduction of the ,national debt
by nearly thirteen millions Of dollars,
during January, indicates IA healthy
t easury. The reduction since June is
at the rats Of s133, 900, 600 ID gear. AT
this rate the end of IT, interest bearing
debt is not a matter Of the very distant
future.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

Larry Murray and james Rice, who
were arrested Oh suspicion last Friday
prove 10 be notorious cracl smen, and
on Tuesday night they confessed 10
fifteen burg!aries in Chicago, the total
profits Of which Were several Thousand
dollars. Goods worth $500 have been
secured in places Indicated by them.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

After "A menth of puerile and dis
graceful quarreling without IL single is
sue of principle after wasting four
weeks in II complete stcppage of public
business over a few petty c~lerkships
and doorkeepers, the two Democratic
factions al Albany have come toge;h-
er, and the deadlock ~ broken.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

DR.. Mary Walker has secured an ap-
pointmentasclerk OF theSpseial Commit
tee OH Woman Suffrage, of which SEN
atcr LapIiam is chairman. The Sena-
tor sugs ested that DR.. Mary should dis
card her p%antaloons for feminine skirts
during her cierkship, but this she re-
fused 10 do.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

inthe shape OF a striking profile Of the
wretch as he looks when frightened.
Fac-similes OF the bullet have bsen
made and sent TO museums throughout
Tie country.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

A son of the late Senator Wagner
was nearly killed last Saturday in try
ing to catch an outgoing train at Seize
Rectady. He caught the rail Of d
car and was dragged 4o yards before he
could pull himself upon the platform.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11
Gard to The
PUBLIC.

We take this OPP
p%ortunity to inform
our patrons and the
Public in general
that we have a full
stock of everything
pertaining to a first
class country store.
We do not sell
goods at less than
cost, unless, as il
happens sometimes
we have goods on
hand that have de-
IN value,
but, we claim to sell
them ;t as small a
profit as possible.
Thankful for past
we will en-
to merit a
continuance of. the
same.
Come and see US.
VI, H. DENNY { BR0r
FOOT OF HARMONY STREET,
PRNN'S GROVE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

Ii is said that the bullet which Ser
geant Mason fired at Guitetu throu n
tae window Of his cell aud which fast
ened itself against the wall came out
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

wANrE for the Best and
Fastest Selling Pictorial Books aud Bibles
Prices reduced 30 per cent. National Publish
ing Co, Phila, IA.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11
CUITEhU The ASSASSIN

The Crime-I's Causes and its consequences
StalwsrtiSni as explained IN the Witness stand
by Hon James G.. BlaiIe Graphic Exciting
scenes in Court Attempts upon the AssasSInss
Life Sketches Of the PRINCIPAL Characters en-.
gagcd in this world-'amuus Criminal Trial
A,o 90 people await in auXi,ty TIE Evidence
IN this the most remarkable Trial In American
History.
in every town. THERE ARE
AGENTS MILLIONS IN TT. Send 50 cts
w Nr for Quilt and secure territory at
AZ Ei' once Address UNION IUB-
LISTING Co philadelphia Pa.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

NE IN xOnpsr day Mt hsme. Samples worth
pl W YdOt5frse. Address SgIksoS . Co.
Portland. AAiAe,
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-11

Upward of 50. 200, 900 In real and ! er
sonal property is disposed Of by the will
o Clarkson Y. Potter.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-23

AS long as standing armies
were kept in the southern states,
there were murders and outrages
almost without limit, and there
was scarcely the semblance of
government. The stronger the
military forces were made, the
worse became the trouble, and it
seemed as if there could DE no
peace until every southern man
had been driven from his home.
When there was change of
policy, when the soldiers were
withdrawn there was an end of
violence, law was again respected
and there is the same peace and
quiet in the. south that prevails
everywhere in the Union. Eng
land might learn lesson from
this experience in dealing with
Ireland; it will be necessary to
drive every Irishman away, or
else allow them the right of SELF
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-23
Irate dongOlians.

SERIOUS discussion is reported
as progressing in. Tsung I'll Yamen,
upon the course to be pursued re-
specting Americas anti-Chinese
action. One party is said to well
come it as affording an opportunity
for severing all relations with the
United States. while the majority
propose to await further develop
ments; but ali agree in declaring
that Chinese rights have been ruth
lessly disregarded, and that The
American government has opened
itself to retaliatory action, if such
be deemed expedient. The ques-
ton is raised at Tien Tsin whether
China's assistance in Corean nego-
tiationS should not be summary
withdrawn, as tits believed Commo-
dore Shufeldt could not proceed
convenienientIy without Chinese
cooperation. In addition to the
i'll feeling caused by the anti-emi
grant law, much irritation is felt
over the publication of the letter
attributed to Shufeldt, in which the
empress is accused of immortality.
But for China's known slowness to
act suddenly on proyocation,
troublesome consequences might
be apprehended. In the best view
of affairs it is plain that diplomat
ic intercourse at Peking will re.
quire very cautious handling.