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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21

the week $1,000 bales, 1900 in specula-
ton and 1920 for export. The demaud
was met SO freely that all qualities had
declined I'd and are very irregular; Quota
tons for fair are I'll lower. Safes Friday
10000 bales, 5000 for export and specu-
lation, closing with good demand which
was freely met; fair Orleans 81, middliug
s.; fair Mobile I, middling 81; fair Upland
81. niddling 81. Manchester stock accu-
mufating and market weaker.
. Observation-Disclosures generally low
er. Weather fine. Flour is down since
Tuesday, at 27@29s. Wheat l@2d dc.
cline since Tuesday; red los 9d@lls, white
lis Cd. Provisions generally quiet. Beef
heavy aud lower for inferior; stock large.
Pork quiet and unchanged Bacon quie,
and firm. Lard advanced to SIS GdGl6os.
for fine, 60062s for extra. Tnllow steady.
Coffee firm. Rice steady.
LoSoos.-consois closed a, ss!@ess.
Sugar firm and dearer. Coffee firm AMI
rather dcarer. Tea quiet.
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From New York.

NEw YoRK, July l9-The base ball
between tue Excelsiors and Atlantic Clubs
o-dny: resulted in the victory of the Ex-
celsior
The boat race this afternoon ut Staten
Island, between four cared she'll boats,
distance three miles, was won by Stranger
in 1920. The McClay coming in second.
Purse $500.
The famous L. s. Zouavc Cadets of
Chicago, by invitation of large number
of citizens, gave one of their celebrated
exhibition drills at the Academy of Music
this evening. The number of tickets sold
was limited to 1000, but the house was
crowded to excess. The drill was receiv-
ed throughout with tue most rMpturous
applause. On the return of the Zouaves,
from the Academy Of Music to the armory
of the 18th regiment, Col. Butlcrficld
Broadway was made brilliant byu display
OF fireworks. The effect was grand be-
yond description and was witnessed by an
immense conCourse of people. The Zou-
"ves were very much gratiGcd With the
reception and escort OF Col Buttcrfield's
regiment.
New YORK, July 2o.-The State Attor
ney General will to-day, institute suit
against the Erie railroad company for the
amount of toll kept back from the State
III consequence OF the legislation act for
their abolition, which enactment it is
maintained is unconstitutional.
telegraph despatch TO the Daily Nc,cs,
states that Alex. Stephens, of Ga, an
nounccs his intention of taking the stump
forthwith in behalf Of Douglas.
The representatives of the several rail-
roads between Chicago and the scaboard
have agreed to advance the rate Of freights
gradually, after the 18th of August; also
to urge Upon the different lines CARRYING
passengers between common points 10
agree to the abolition of all agents aud
outside offices.
The Zouaves left this afternoon for Bos-
ton. They were escorted to the boat by
detachment for each of the city regiments.
The Savannah Blues arrived about the
same time and tue scene on Broadway was
very enlivening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21

PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-A private dcs-
patch from Norfolk states that the steamer
Pennsylvania, of the Philadelphia and
Richmond line has been DESTROYED by
fire. All the passengers were saved by
getting on lafts, except three children Of
Mrs. Dectz, who were drowned. The stea-
mcr Curtis Peck, which was detained by
storm, passed the burning steamer and
rescued the passengers on the raft and
those remaining on the vessel. The Cur
It's Peck arrived ut Norfolk this morning
with the passengers; they lrMve to-day
for Richmond by railroad. The fire is
supposed to have been caused by sponta-
neous combustion. Great efforts were
made to extinguish the fire and save the
passengers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21

SYRACUSE, July 2o.-Thc Democratic
Convention for the I'd Assembly District
of Onandago county, called by the regular
Democratic Committee of the District,
met Mt the City Hall in this city to-day.
and elected John A. Green, Jr, as a dele
gate, and Jos. Jaquett alternate to the
Breckenridge and Lane State Convention
which meets in this city on the 7th of
August. Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing the action of the Green State
Committee at its meeting in this city on
the Sd of July-the nomination of Breck-
inridge and Lane, and the platform upon
which they were nominatcd; also, heartily
commencing the speeches of Daniel S.
Dickinson, at the late Cooper Institute
meeting.
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Lewis Zeiglrr,

In the circuit Court of Oh
VS..


VS.. Sln the Circuit Court Of Ohio
Lewis Cook. county, June II, 1850.
DURSUANT TO A DEGREE RENDERED IN THE
i above entitled cause in tho Circuit Court of Ohio
county, the 18th day of Juno, 1861 will proceed
to sell at the front door of tho Court Onse of said
county. on the 9th day OF August, 1860 to the high
cat bidder the following property to VITA part
parcel Of lot number if;ytwo (52l situate and lying
Main street. in the city of Wheeling situated inn
mediately south Of frame dwelling house formerly
occupied by Joseph CALDWELL and between said house
and the lot formerly the property Of Andrew Whte
Said parcel supposed to contain thirteen feet front
ON Main street and running back same width one
hundred and thirty two 132) feet Also p"rt Of lot
No 20. Immediately back east Of said par
eel above described. and adjoining the same, fol-
lows, to wit'-Bcginnmg at the southwest corner Of
lot number 6) and running thence with
the south line of the same, sixteen Q6) feet, to
stake thence west and parallel with the rst line of
this parcel sixteen (l6 feet to the west boundary
line OF lot number scventy-sx (76). and thence with
the same to the beginning, with tho tenenlents
thereon.
TIRNs-A credit Of six, twelveand eighteen months
will be Gieen for the purchase money, the purcha-
r&iving bonds with good security, bearing interest
from day of sale and the title retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid
jSJ SAMUEL IRWIN, Sheriff y. C.
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LINsLEY INSTITUTE,

w ii EELING. VA.
VIE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will commcnc" "n the let Monday in September
noXt.
JAMES PAUL. A. n.
The Classical department will enGrrce the follow
geS Eocution, Rhetoric, Logic Moral science Men
tai tai Philosophy, English Grammar and Composition,
History ancient aud modern, Geography physical
and POLITICAL Evidences of Christianity biblical ma
tory and Constitutional law
The mathematical Department will embroce Ar;th.
metiC' Algebra, Geometry. TrigonOmetry aud Culcu.
luS, Surveying: with the use Of instrmment) NnvI.
CATION Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Astronomy
Keeping. a.
An extensive collection of Philosophical and Chem
ical apparatus. globes maps and charts nncIcnt and
modern are provided and in USE for illustration ind
RATES OF TuIr1oN SIS per session (of Ave months,
for the lower, and $50 fer the classics and higher
branches and 81 80 incidental expenses French and
German. Cach $40 per Lion ira:
BY order OF tho Board Uf Trustees
Wheeling JujV . 1874
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B8 SINGERS FEsT1vA1.-Tbe Drooram.

BS~SISeER's FEsT1vA1.-The program
me of the Singers Festival, to commence
in this city on the 2lst of uext month,
will be out in few days. The prepare
lions made by The committee, promise a
rare treat to our citizens. The societies
are already preparing for the Concert, lead
by the well known conductor Prof. c.
P"udcrt from Cincinnati. Nine societies
from other cities have now declared their
Willingness to attend, and many more
are expected, besides great many stran-
gers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21
From Wnshtnr1on


WAsHINGToN, July l0.-Z. X. Pangborn,
publisher of the Boston AtiQs and Bee, a
practical printer, to-day assumed the en-
tire control of the House printing, fuan-
ci"Ily and otherwise, by the authority of
Mr.. Ford, the House printer, whose i'll
health compels him to temporarily aban-
don the business.
The testimony before the Paraguay
Commissioners, having closed, the written
arguments were submitted to-day. Sew
crnl weeks will probably clnpsc before a
decision will he made. The positions of
the respective counsel are rs usual, in ca
ses of litigation at variance.
The number of acres embraced in the
proclamation Tor the public land sales in
Minnesota i'll October next, is 1850, OOO.-
In 1883 100000 were offered, but owing
TO the pressure and interccssion of settlers,
all except 700, 600 acres were withdrawn.
n year ago of the two or three millions
offered for Sale, the lands prc-empted were
|omltted as a further relief to the settlers.
The rule is that the oldest surveyed lands
are first offered.
The number of acres included in the
proclamation for sale in the Territories Of
Kansas and Nebraska, in August, is seven
million.
From the first of January to the first of
July, 1900 passports were issued from the
State Departments; about thrcc-fOnrths of
which were to naturalizrd citizens The
number now Issuing is comparatively
small.
The Breckenridge National Executive
Committee have made arrangements for
printing 100000 copies OF the Presidents
recent ratification speech.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21

&1~THE RIvER,-The remains of the
oEee Ohio river, continue to recede with
only thirty inches water left for the horses
and cows to drink and skiffs to float upon.
1t cannot be said that business on the
landing is dull, for there is no business to
be dull. The Albemnrle, after making
long and tedious journey from Parkcrs-
5nrgh has had the bad luck to stick fast
when within almost stones throw of the
landing. She is now lying nearly square
across the river above Eoff's landing, and
cannot get away.
A boy about IA years of age, son of
Alderman Donaldson, of Pittsburgh, met
with Il serious accident on Tuesday night,
on the steamboat "South America" near
the hatchwoy, his foot struck against a
loose plank and tripped him into the hole.
His companions procured light and
found him lying senscless, with his head
and right shoulder cut.
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OnNtlltcrtiuI.
BY TELl1GRApu

SISClNNATT July 90 Flour dull and holders on,
%: 70 SeI' prices are n"mina!ly unchanged; 81 2iGS
80 Is tns whole range; extra made of now wheat
Mess pork quiet; country brands held Mt S1S GOA
toLS, una the hest city at 49, Bacon IOod.rnTaII,
TI NJ s139l with sales IF 200 hhls sides ut
aiZ2' ana small Lot Of shoulders ut 9l%G9l% Bulk
nI; held firmly 100000 II sold ut SaSzS fur
sImoaLueIS' and I0@lo1 for sides they nre gcner-
G ally neil at SZ9Glo1S Lard unchanged: no saies
Mneat unchanged and IN fair demand at 81 for prime
g. and In good demand. flee Luoyart: sales IN
S"9S al 44Ht9l5L<. Sugar frner: sales $50 hid, or
oAgs Nolasses dull at "A. The money martst
T nnI. quiet and unchanged; rates of exchange
NEW YORK, July 21.-FIour dull, heavy and lower
oniy very moderate export demand and limited en-.
curry from the supply Of the pressing wants of the
nome trade sales $500 bbls at S5OE65l5 for super
S9;SoG92:4S for extra do. S5@5.l5 for super
western, S5,2O9 6,45 for common to medium extra
uo, SS,oStga,0" Tor shipping brands extra r. IL o.
lle market c osing very heavy. Whisky in urctty
tOod oeinAnui s1les $50 Dbl Mt 21@2lZc chiefly AT
s,Ie Esue price Wheat dull, heavy and l6l2c low
4oOO DllSll good white Indiana Mt 81 As 500
DuSn- cholcs white Michigan 81 20 200 bush new
rSu 90, ~ Si31LG 40 aud $4,000 BUSH Milwauk;e
Gl5D at SIz' gI2S Corn only in moderate supply
ii Win ialr eastern and local demand and also
moderate export inquiry; prices have EiiphtIv nd
cancett sales at l12d621c for sound mixed western
% lor chocc do. Oats III fair request at 3SOIOlEc
sOI western and Canada, 4OGi4Ic for state. Pork
4uSt anu without striking change; sales 1000 bbls
at islOe9 1850 for new mess $3.50 for old do Reef
market steady with fair demand; sulcs $50 bbIL at
SSLCa4,z9. for prime, 81 5O@525 for mess, s6IO5O
LOT rcpaCke1 mess and 11l2 for extra mess prime
mess beef dull and nominal at Sl36lS Ont meats
n1 WIN sales OF 30 pkgs at S(0S55 for Ehoulders
we Tor hallis Lard firm and quiet; sales $3.50 bbs
~ l"@ t2%!c Bacou quiet. Butter in moderate re-
guest ut lo Gc for Ohio, and 1ol9 for state Cheese
Ill ialr request at 7Gll015c for Inferior TO prime
= nSTRE, July 6.-CGtton dull; sales of two days
2lOO bNles; prices unchanged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21
Thoma, Johnston. Jim
In Chsncery In Cir.

''N'@-' "'S''N7'"''' """' IN NhSnccrS In Git.
M, w. ~cuit Court for ohio
ThomHs 'IohnstOns heits, Ay County virgin n
1SH VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES IL TILE ABOVE
~ named cause made III, 10Th and the 3d dav5
Of June 1900 the undersigned, rs directed therein
will procecton Saturday, thel I'll tNvuf August lS61
at the front door Of the Court House for Ohio county
Va, at 10 o'clock, "A. NJ. to SELL the following dee,
crihed property, viz: The undivided half Of the frat
ton of lot situated at the northwest corner OF
Aan aus Union streets, In that part Of the ctv Of
wheeling heretofore known the "reservC' U,Iind-
ell as follows, viz Commencing the northwest cor.
ner OF Main and Union streets. thence weatwardlv
with Union street. siXty-fve feet six inches; thence
horthwArdiy with a. line parallel to Main street thIr-
1ytwo feet: thence castwnrly with line parallel 10
Union street. siNty-fve feet eight inches to Main
street, thence with Main street thirty-wo feet 10 The
beginning.
TEENS or SALK.-Unctcnth nf tl.s purchase money
u Ou paid in cash. nnd the remainder In nU two
thrse ana four years in TqLHl intHIn,CS hearing l.
tereSt from date. tile purchaser giving negotiable
notes with Eond WritN for tho title re-
paid. Fivoi DANIEL e iISr "
GB AS Trnsfe: Of Thomas Johnston. Jun and
wife, undern deed oI trust from them dated March
2 1898, will sell at tho same time and pacS The,
following enthusiastically shairs in tho Wheeling
anu belmont Bridge Company. and Thirteen shares
IN Tho Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
Wheeling.
jN9-td 1'r,,s,,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21

T., tsa,~ Bo0r REcovEngD.-The Central
VA. s.'o "'''Foad Bridge at Elm Greek, where
'.e recent accident occurred, is now COM
~ ,,'' ana trains are passing over it reg
- sud safely. After the completion
:a- -, "'lase' al. hands engaged in remov-
~, Is cue locomotive, SO that the corpse of
,,va ..sa'", James Morrow, might be re-
h., ~, at o'clock on Thursday cyen-
|, '.FE succeeded in reaching the body.
E,r.:. - ''end Rot the least disdgured or
b., ~ :, aia hand was firmly grasping a
bis rsoS i"e engine, and another bolt across
Ia r rssA held his head at the bottom Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21
Trustees Sale

DY VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST,
ID dated the 2Sth day of April, 1859. and now Of
record In Ohio County Court Clerks Office i'll deed
book No. n, folio &C. &C., from Andrew ]. Panne to
the undersigned, will the 9th day of july 1860,
before the front door of the Court House of said
county. in the city of Wheeling, at II o'clock A NJ.
Lot No. ten (l0) in the twenty-Eecond 22d) Square
Of the Bcllir addition to said city, and situate on
the corner of Hampton and Byron streets also one
Of George Beardslics Patent Planning Machines and
AlbrO Watcher.
Terms OF SALE: Ten per cent. of the purchase mo-
neg in hand, and credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
twentyour months will be given for the residue;
king from the purchaser purchasers bond and APP
proved Recurty, with interest from the day of SALE
and retaining lien on the premises further
curity. HENRY c. FLESHER, Trustee.
sS@The above sale is postponed until the eth
day of August next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
jy1 HENRY C. FLESlIER, Trustee.
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Trust Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST from Daniel
- r. Martin and wife, to Chester d. Hubbard, da-
ted July 9, 1885, and duly recorded in the Clerks
office of the County Court of Ohio County, Virginia.
in book A. page 1876 and by virtue of another deed
of trust from said Martin and vile to Alfred Caldwell
dated August I, 1858, and duly recorded in sail
Clerks office in book 49, page ESQ., the undersigned
will ON Momlay, the 9Th day Of August, $780, ut II
o'clock A. NJ. Mt tho front door of the Court House
if the city Of Wheeling. Virginia, expose to sale. by
public auction to the highest bidder lot number one
hundred and three (lO3l with all the buildings erect
Cd thereon, situate ut the of German and
Marshall streets in the fifth ward Of sNid city.
Terms of SALE cash. Tho title is irdsputnble. but
We shall only convoy by deed with warrants of spc-
cial warranty. C. u. HUBBARD.
jy7 ALFRED CALDWELL.
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BIS EVERY one should know where to
get DR.. Sanford's Liver Inyigorntor or
Liver Remedy Breutlinger's Fluid Extract
SarsaparilIa and Dandelion; Kcnnedy's
Medical Discovery, and Kennedy's Salt
Rheum Ointment; Bnrhavcs Holland Bit
tiers; Hootiand's German Bitters; Hostctters
Celebrated Stomach Bittcrs; Ayers Sur-
sapariIl"; Ayers Cherry Pectorai; ScoviIrs
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla or
Blood and Liver Syrup; Winchcstcr's
Genuine Prepar: ton of the Hypophos-
Phitcs of Lime and Soda; DR.. Bronson's
five different preparations of Blood Food;
Lindsey's Blood Searcher; DR.. Guysott's
improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsanarilla; DR.. Townsend's Compound
Extract of Snrsaparillai DR.. Bulls Sarsapa-
rill"; Rr. Robacks Scandinavian Blood
Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture; Whit
combs Remedy for Asthma; Mrs Gardeners
Bals"m Of Liverwort and Hoarhound ;
Sellers Cough Syrup; Mrs. Winslows's
Soothing Syrup; DR.. Chapmans Hoar-
hound Balsam: EofFs Pills; Todd's Pills;
DR.. Mats Pills; Brnndreth's Pills; Ro-
backs Pills: Sellers Pills; DR.. A. Rogers
Pills; Benefits Plant and Root Pills;
Jayne's Pills; Holloway's Pills; Wright's
Pills; Ayers Pills; Burnett's Cocoaine-
Prescriptions prepared from pure medicine
by day or night at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store: by REED & KRAFT.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ess~RAsPnERRIEs, Blachderries, C,.rrants.
Go0se6erTiEs, ounces. Peaches, Tomatoes,
and all kinds of FreserVes-are best kept
in GLASS JARS! Call at the Bridge Cor
ner Drug Store, or at the Drug Store of
T. H. Logan & Co, and look at the vari-
Gus styles, which they offer for sale at lolg
prices. See advertisement in another COL
umn.
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Ra-PosrpoxEp.-The excnrsinn - crns

RaEPosTPoSED.-Thc excursion to Crvs-
sop's Grove, proposed for yesterday morn
ing, did not leave on account of the low
water in the Ohio, no steamboat being
willing to run the risk of running aground
with four or Eve hundred people on board.
The route of the excursion will therefore
be changed to the BempGeld and Elm
Grove. and due notice will be given by the
committee
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Hamptons Vegetable Tincture.
puETrN NrrICNC
COUGH,

DYSPEPSIA
Why Suffer with it? There are hundreds who will
testify they cured after all other remedies had
failed, Ivy HAMPToN's TINCTURE. Scrofula, Bron-
Chtis, Pain in the Breast, Side aud Back; General
Weakness, with all Diseases of Women and Children,
cured by it. Talk to own ctizens-they will
tell you Of themselves and friends by this
Great Restorative and Invigorator.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, Baltimore. and
REED s KRAFT, 81 Main st., Wheeling, Va. ap1
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 2o-Senator
Douglas arrived here on the noon train
from BOSTON. and was received by crowd
OF at least 5000 persons with great euthu.
siasm, firing Of cannon, and band OF
music. He spoke from the balcony of tbs
Massaoit House for three quarters of an
hour, being frequently interrupted by
cheers and applause. He will dine this
P. NJ with large number of our promi-
ucnt citizens, and leave at GAS tor Albany.
where a great reception awaits him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21

F'A'~lonsE TAAlSc.-Mr Lobden, the
'';se tanner, gave an exhibition of his pc
mar powers, Yesterday, at the stable of
Leaf and Mccullough. y very vicious
-a'', heretofore uumonogeable, was, in
'-0'I "me so thoroughly subdued that she
as paced in buggy and driven all
',"'' the city with sheep skin dangling
p neF tan From one Of the most vicious,
= mare Was speedily converted into one
= Tue most 'ractab!e and qniet animals
Nj, Lobaell gives another
clock. ''''9 ''''' ming at >
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-The case of the
United States vs. Ellis B. SchenabIe, for
assault and battery on Gen Bowman was
taken ur in the Criminal Court to-day and
postponed till December, on account of
the absence Of Messrs. Cevode, Winslow
and Robinson. of Illinois, members Of
the late Covodc Committee, and Hon Hen
ry May, witnesses for the defence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-21
Wheat Drills, Grain Drills.
JOHNSON 4 FROST CALL THE ATTENTION
- OF Farmers TO their very superior
PENNOCK GRAIN nRrILSl

made expressly for them. Among the many advan-
tages OF drilling i'll wheat 1t is only necessary TO
mention the great saving Of Seed the rapdity With
which tbs work can be done and the sllnost entire
safety from I0intcr killing Of wheat so secded.-
These drills are perfectly simple In their construc
1ioh Mnd cannot get out OF "rdsr by fair usage: We
ais" entirely aud fully them and will sell
theni on the same terms which VIC so successfully
sold woods Moving 9faChinCs," the present season;
that is the farmer can take it and try H. and if ii
does not work perfectly we'll and his entire salts
iacton he need not keep it, and no uIv,.ty is re-
Iuire until after full trial. So well ME We satisfied
THAT this Is
THE BEST GRAIN DRILL NOW IN USE.
that We incur no risk in putting them ont ON these
imposition, "
Ne also agents for the CELEBRATED WELL.
MAN WHEAT DRILL, which is the only drill with
which Oats well all other kinds ii grain .nn
be well and accurately put in. BOtll of these Drills
have grass seed sewers if desired.
Farmers are particularly requested to call ana cx-
anime these drills before purchasing. as We not only
give All me above guarantees, but will sell them OIL
tue most favorable terms
JOHNSON & FROST. 81 Main ST.,
Agents for T. l.. Shields / Co.'S extensive Nurseries
near Ittsbnrg Pa. ivl2
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CINcrSNArI, July 2o.@Tne friends of Bell
and Everett had made great preparations
for mass meeting last night, aud very
large and enthusiastic crowd gathered in
otb street market space, but after short
speeches hy Hon. Lewis D. Campbell, Gen.
{ Leslie C9am6s, and Hon. John Scott Har-
rison tthe' meeting adjourned till to-pignt
on account OF heavy rain. -