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SOUTHERN NEWS.

.,,,,,,.,-,,r,-s-ry louisville, June 4. q!
Flags are constantly raising amid great enthu
siasfh. TO day they are flying at half mast in
consequence Of the demise Of Senator Douglas
Senator Crittenden, consents, 10 run for Con-
gress IN the Lexington District, by acclamatlOn,
at La Grange yesterday. Immense Quantities
/ Of, provisions are going day andF night by
.Yagonsto to Shepherdsyilles is miles south Of Lou
isville, on the Louisville 4 Nashville railroad,
to be sent by rail south when transmission from
louisville south shall be interdicted. ~
The Journal is. informed, that there are 2 800
soldiers in camp at TrousdRle near Richland, two
miles from the Kentucky line. The same Rum-
l,beT- of soldiers are in CAMP cheathaIn, near
Sringheld, Tennessee, The measles were very
1 prevalent among them
ldr Well attended Union meetings were held pri
vately at Nashville, Notwithstanding the sup
preston of Union sentiment there by the seces-
sionists. if'tET Nlsifs.f y fi"f, -
The Richmond Examiner says there are ,O0O
unemployed negroes there. Manual labor is
The Louisville ,JouTnal says THAT Col Ander-
son will take no military command here, but
goes TO the mountains Of Pennsy Il ania on &C
count of failing health fh hTr znf iienf7 g.
h The New Orleans Picayune Of tho. 31st, says:
The Brooklyn captured the bark "a, j. Shear
ing from Rio Janeiro 70 Norton's with $40 900
worth Of coffee sent to Key lFestgai ,rTndTl
The New Orleans authorities are psrplexed
respecting the disposal of the free negroes cap
tured abOaFa,et prizesS Efn-ga =
The Picayune of the 1st says
r The steamers Bremen and Everhard, from Bre-
men, and Gen, Miramon from Havans had been
ordered away from Pass Luti BY the Brooklyn.
iRhes, PoWiiattani oaptufed NfarY Clinton fro m
Charleston to New 0rlerns OF theiPass, the 21st,
with q full cargo Of rice, peas, 6c.-a f1s,tr =
Gen. Twiggs has been put In command of the
military department of louisiana H2f-o3 p
a. The Montgomery POST the 8lsty yBaySE
. A portion of the Confederate troops are order
ed away ffom Pensacola There Is little pros
pect of fight al present. fon o' Ht' A'NH p
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AEEIYAI. oF FTnelIITBERN1An

80 hEW YORK, MAYA.
Ths hlbeTaiaa BIT Llserp5ol on the eTcaing
Of the 24th ult. and arrived at Farther Point at
$50 this p 81.
The Rohenaias,-aEPiest rt-tiIv1sl- -3rgs
men was At southampton the same morning.
armament was 20 re assemble on the evening
! FRhe .hossuth Hungarian note case was being
argued In the Court Of Chaneery.
London underwriters have fixed war rates on
american vessels at from six TO eight guineas
b ne Lgldonr Foytg the ministerini Ofgans ssayg
if the minister's ares Detected on tbefNeRgaia
proposition, they viii dissolve Parliament
The Times publishes the first part of a lengthy
war, and hss strong editorial on SeWarPslettef
70 tlse Alnfrican lAmbasspdbT b France which
says soands very iniueh like insult, and ridi-
The French Ambassador to London has re.
tnIne9 iroln Paris and IL T. F0Berted with IN
stTnetlons,Sf eoneilat1rg ohsrdsten II
IA lne ChamDer OF Deputies the opposition
proposed material reduction In the Budget.
The Council Of State refused modification IN
q petition signed by 10 900 Romans to Nelpoli
tan ask athe Feespnfpf french troops being
sen! 70 faTis, liotwithstanding the efforts of the
The England American question was para
/ tention.
Ihe Tumor e reported that vessels were going
out of Ligsrpool fUR priFaieerlng fgSs ~
/ Liverpool Cotton MaIket.-Seies for three days
Including WedHpstayf Is DO Fbales-25.OOO 10 spscu
| latoTs and exporters. James Hewitt quotes thj
market buoyant and upwards. Adylces por the ASH
| ana bohemlan caus slight advance. Sales 81
Thursday were a. 900 bales-30O0 to spectators anl
eApostprs pd.inarkes elePire hrn With 2 gut de
mand.. Manshsster adYlees are uhfavorabie tn
| market tg dull for cotton 'Eodds md garns-,-s
ihe etpoOl BreaastHds mark st ls very tdl Will
| slight decline on Al descriptions. Richardson
| spence MAkenelq q naqh and others, report Flou
| very ddll and declined 6d@ls Wheat dull and de
| elined lg2d per cental Red Western tis 3d@l2s Sd
mite ~ 6eq US od; Corn dull and declined 6s@
per SnaTttTi Mixed S3s 6d@s5s cd; Yellow s4s93t
4. 3D. White 35s6436..- s,y-f'S cf r.5fgFt s'@E
the circular reports Beef iirn; Pork Steady; Baoo
| s.. G55s.
The London Breadstnhs Market is a little bette
with declining tendency. Sugars quiet; Coffe
PGSa9i iss s1sfs5 gss hsS'y ylggjTgGHi
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81 -, ~ ordinanna.n d secesa;nr
- I 5iaTiIssss, 55e,Is5 ole o h, i76reueI,
Pssaihs Sc sils ollie Troops.

Ebe-telleTing is=giFeu rs tie present
" position ssO obi6 f6IdhtsaisiI J r y =, +
ItisgeneEally y npdswfotd lh IL 4lie Second
and ThiZd Regiments ere near .VFasbIRgtoUl
and that there .aze eleven regiments, 1uib51ag.
mo bered frnmrthgee to thiftesn, u s. Ifoops at
Camp pennisoh, e The ouftecRthe Colonel
eo 3 StednGng nis neaE GFRftoH,g the Fifteenth
Elsi' g6l6neT Andrews, "a bel Been s1V Wheeling and
ssss yGsason; thea6tE, Col. Irvine at Grafton tbe
szi7th, Co, CeHnell, et Camp An5eFson, Lam,
caster ;-Issa4 COZ Stanley, at Camp ppiOn,,
Parkersbure; thsl9th Col. Beatty; COM
s-~ps1ia az Camp Goidzrd zaB&FfiIe,i 2 at
s Camp tgrson 28ih ,fOol. Morton,
,sRfoZ silleS the z1st, Col Norton, at Ca
pole; the 22d, Col. Gilmore, at Athens.
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cou7,l,rs To-, av CHAMRERsBuRG, June 4.
. The secessi0nistsof Allegheny, Frederick
and, Washington 90 mites nominated Col.
,Schley for COngress r7f grsy7 r.. 'isi7 .,
The mail was seized.by the seOessionists at,
AartnsbuTg yestepdsysr arr odv T''stp' q,
The secession Commander opposits Viii
Transport offered Union Home Gdard to.
withdraw hiszpiekets from both sides of The
river, both bodies pledging their honor not
to attempt 70 carry off the ferry boat r.
,ts During the fight on Saturday one 'Virgin,,
ian was killed and one wounded. .ra'sr7,
p, Thirty Union men from Berlkley county,
arrived at Willi@msp0rt to svOid impressment
into the rebel army. II Theexeitementagainst
Virginia is intense. The people are arhing
In expectation of q border warfare q -
81 The Confederate piekets are stationed all
along the Potomac aThsa Union, men Of
Berkley, shota spy on Saturday, hue p,
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II We may fudge from the cooiness OF p
proposition made by Ex-Hon. Howell Cobb
(Houliag Cobb, the Tribune calls him. ct
Atlanta, Georgia, the other day, when he
was on his return from the sitting OF the.
rebel Congress at Montgomery, that gentle
man does not shEsf frOhT the want of North
-ssrn los IN his morning cocktail, or his eve
ming juiep. He had made a speech to bis
fellow confedsrated citizens, assuring them
that glorious days were dawning upon the
oOniederacy, and they bad only to wait and
see the fruition of all their. hopes. And to
convince his hearers Of the uellehiar days in
which they lived, be ,assqred them further
that the Government at Montgomery did not
ask for dollar at their hands for its main
tainance. IN had resources within itself fol-
sustaining ITSELF Whether he referred to
= himslf nd us brother Floyd as being able
to steal enough to sustain any government
We are not iRformed but he followed up thil
declaration by the proposition to which v'
6rst referred, tOwit:-
aThose of. you WHO raise large crops o
cotton, vixen your cotton isre4iy for mark
ct give it to your Government at its marke
value, receive its bonds, and let it sell You
produce 70 Europe fcf the specie to sustain
our brave boys in Virginia, This was agree'
on at Montgomery, and we promised t
throw out the suggestion, that the peopl
might think about it"
What delightful prospect this opens u
to the planters +" Whs raise large crops c
cotton and how charmed they must hsv
been ct being allowed to Partieipate in sue
6lessihgsl The government takes their cO
ton and pays them in bondsi 70 be sure u
bonds will not bay clothes, provisions nC
household furniture, but that makes no di
ference to those Who 0agresd on it at Mon
gomery," nor will they hear, Of the ezcul
that an exchange of cotton for bonds, ba
for bale, would leave the holder of the latt'
basely cheated. They "agreed upon it y
Montgomery, and all their hints "that Il
people might think about it are humbug.-
s7,s Compliance, with the suggestion viii Vi
doubtedly be enforced as was the taking
the sic, 900, 900 loan. ,.,.
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:ARR4YAL.TOF FHR B0RUssIA.

: mr. ,feoh T'fa" SANDY HOOK, June 4. q
-o The steamer BOFusgia, from Hamburg, Via.
Southampton 22d; arrived to-day.ec -ra,rrTa nj
Italy wants a loGn Of five hundred million
francs from France. i1if' ~ 7'' ~
Doubts are entertained whether the new king
dom of Italy Is acknowledged while French
tro0ps remain IN. Rome. / 81
The whole Toulon squadron left for Syria
3 1.-THE demand In the discount market was mod
erats, ,at6 percent American securities dull
Illinois Central declined ar,iD -
C0nsOls 81 1-299l5S for money and account. -
LIVERPOOL -Gsttou4=Saies to-day of I5,
900 bales. Market closing with an advancing
tendency under the iAsia's news, and improved
demand. =
! afanchestef' market dull. Flour yery dull and
declined 6d@lsy Ohio 2s ,ssG8l az Wheat dun
and l92d lOweri red lis Sd9l2s Cd = white 22s ca
914s. Corn dull and 6d@ls lower; yellow, 38sa
s4s Sd; white s4s ed9s5s I'd Beef frm at ex-
-sFelsep Bacon heaFy Cheese
dull and prices weak. Lard dull Tellow duh
3 The BhEussia bffilgs about 81 50 900 specie
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1900 MUsKETs

ss g'' .,l III 4,raf ,9a,6 LOUISVILLE, June 4.
p FifeeS hundred maiksss, 1fom the GOVs
-elnment, came across the Ohio River to day,
and were distributed here.'..,r I r,'r-.s '0n
~ The Atlanta Intelligencsr of the lst inst,
learns that. $500, troops, left, Pensacola for
Richmond. The o. s. Propeller Union and
the Flag Ship Minnesota were of Savannah
l-s-z-------H7-7-7.75-s ~.
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THE LONDON TEafRs ON AMERICANA
AFFAIRS aiifH' hhs

grfla''r'i'-riu sa'n = ~ ~ : Nav 1eRK, june 4.
. An article IN the London Times Of the 22d, ON
Jeh. Davis Message says - sre1- is.gsof ..ff
Mr.. Davis while making studious, display Of
good will of the European nations is perfectly
aware that The theories depend for acceptance
on the rifles Of his fellow citizens. The tribunal
which, decides QuestionsI Of International law Is
equally d stern one II The North prevails it
will prove the Union was e nationality. II the
South makes good its defense II will prove the
Unien was q Paftnefship &c pleasure This Is
what is TO be decided, and we must wait the
event. q
The Times thinks that great movements will be
noatnoned Allh faH.. nrLHutfA H.r 10
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PROM CHICAGO.

'-rI" yoT1fa CHICAGO, June Ago
!. The funeral Of Senator Douglas takes place at
10 O'Clock Friday next, ,t,,-,s t,..,rsTit ~
!. The Chicago Tribune this morning declares in
favor Of Douglas Democrat for the Facafcy in
the u. g. Senate; urges Gov. Yates to make such
selection; says It beeorzes Republicans now to
prove their fhith in the Unanimity Of the Norsh
by this recognition Of patriotism and fidelity. 10
the Union Of former antagonists. ia1
, --Js D, Pulley, a,member OF the Legislature from
W illiRmsOn' county, has been arrested at Carbon
dale, for treason, By order of Gen. Prentiss, and
will be sent 10 Springfield for trial 1t is be-
lieved that ample evidence exists that he is a
leadfng traitor q ffFf,- " f1NTHtt , s.
The Tribune's Cairo correspondence says the
secesSiOnisfs have 5000 troops at Union City, Ten
'nessee--anotheT regiment having arrived on
friday; 1000 are Between Memphis and Cairo
BeaufegRrd was expected at Union, City Sun.
day. y ''''- r:'',a.i i-s' r,iIl 16'S, =
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The Feeling Among the slaves.

The South has delighted Id treating the
negro rs a brute, without ineiEgeh6e or
rights From this fsllaeE they are waking
up to the teaiiEatioh Of the fact that be is a
being whoiAas, not only intelligence of the
course Of eyepts, but fearful power which
2 hs1is4 iikely to use against those who have
sought all theirliEss to make themselves his
enemies. The planters are nov quakipg with
fear at the reported and suspected negro in
gasnureclious, With all their attendant horrors,
snd have ceased to boast Of the love which
the slave feels for his master. And well they
may 6safg TIE slaves may have been shut
cut for a-life time from ailordinary means of
information; he mAyhave tate hadyaA his
sensibilities whipped out OF him, and his
manhood crushed out upon the rack Of, tor
lture, but isr all that, he knows what is going
on at the North and South. He knows
the general bearings of the questions
at issue, if not its details, and he has
q vague idea-more dangerous to his master
,thk13 4 faI knowledge would bs4that the
,-sf esodutims coming issat hand for theineg1o
race It is impossible to prevent secret
meetings and consultation between the
negroes of fadjacent plantations. The whites
have gone to the wars, and Of necessity, the
slaFesislessc clpgsly BqgEdedy than 5PsfOre-- =
The Southern papers bring Us rupors of in
sl;rection and. insubordination, and dark
.qainsS'Oi Whfppings and hangings of suspected
leaders in the negro movements. These are
the mutterings Of the coming tempest the
hsayings Of re waking y9lGa3On Onoo : i
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lvDaNI.Ita 30 tl.s FidiIl.l 4

The CbsrlsstoR Courier Of, lta5 ,2Ash says;,
50 Welearnr from the most reliable sources
that President Davis viii lake eonmand in
person as General in Chief Of the forces
gathering in Virginia.
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'TT@FE7ST- II Z T-d66.l-- el3LaIE77l00. .
Those snIILed- CoIumbIaa... :.

t.-rT ~ 10 . i'aa
It will be remepbered that some days ago
.qSag 50IahibiSds were spiked at Baltimore
while lying at the wharves over night, en-
route from Pittsburgh to Fort McHenry.
The Baltimore American Of Saturday morn
ming says:
PWg 1sz1I5 Bod thHoo9 Hhnlisli5n officer at
Fort McHenry that the spiked Cplumbiads
are still tying inside Of TIE works in a use
less condition. dndeed, no attempts have yet
been made to remove them, especially as the,
spikes are Of the most approved army style
composed Of thghHfdest chilled steel, and so,
contrived as to expand their prongs as soon
as they enter the chamberoofthe gune .
a "a Thepans Whoohad the gnns inohArge and
suffered them to be Observation-Disclosures
enssbler7 esFelsssness should be forced to
spend q week in drilling at these spikes.
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hIHfla.L0 RirGlIsias
$3.50 ~ "A I,.,,s -

~ = fbs Federal government VIII h-contiune to
afford the usual fossaf service 70 the follow
hs1sliug counties ID Virginia Brook,
Ohio, Marshall, SFstzelr M6noagSi iA,9 Preston,
iaHamPshire Morggsa, Berkeley, RAnlsl ptfs1
Upshug, Barbour, Taylor Hgr4isen, Doddtigei
Tyler, lPisasants, Ritchies Lewis BraxtQag
"a -Silners Writ Wood Jackson Mason, Pbt2
-....1sEn. KanaHha. .NEebstera Clay, Roane. Cal
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rChfCNEo fIARK5IlFiT..5Eu1nlss4 Z.


,4FBOTFFl-Gbfhfk4t AZ dtsiIes faishHn,A gni7pf Z
,WHEAT7-liaF aFllet has rdscliRrd do t6alssaf 7lc
for No. In store, payabi "a in gold. ,,-
- COR Nm Market steady at &c afi0at. fe'' az
RECEl BTs-Flour 5, 200 bbls; wheat q, 900 bushi
corn d58,000 BUSH fi7ff - p ~ ia I tH'ifA'H
q AHIRlMENFs1Whs l0.OOO, bush eOTn, Sc, 600
RREIGHTs- Firm, al los for corn 10 osWtgo.
aEXCHANesE-NeWl York IcfdisoOunt for gOli.-
The Banking houses Of Tinkham & Co. and Burch 3
| 90 haHsas lgne 1. ~ n. I1.-lia. .a1.- .-l.-Is
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FROM ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA dune a.
Affairs quiet Laborers are constantly work
ing on the fortifcatiOns at alexandria, sIberviss
ed. By Lett SDyderj late Of Sumter 76 aiis7 -
If the grand army moves forward, formidable
opposition is expected at Manassas Junction. 1t
and Richmond except a.dificult one via Staun-
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FROM CHE5IBFRsBTRG,

Signed .sil'vai STERLING PRICE,
20 t7g'eHuT Maj. 'GenF1 Commanding.
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VYEI} Tf]2 IVA RHi1ABELEhIA jane 4; ,
The habeas corpas case Of the bfidge burners
came up before Judge Cadwallader.9 Mr. hoF-
tOn one Of the counsel, stated that the prisoners
had been discharged by order Of the War De-
paTtment, No Interest was taken in the case.
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aI :. y saaerIna a Norfolk.

Then; 7. ~ HeFallSd, says w 20 -.,l1'av
rs Thsreiis nondoubt but that the people Of
Norfolk ard soldiers ensamRed, there are
suffering for want Of the common ne eessariss
of life In CONSEQUENCE oi the, drought, the
springs -havg dried up and the eistefns are
neaTl all given out. The sources Of provis-
ions have been pdt &, and With Che exception
Of gsFde truck tkeywhaFe very little upon
which 10 subsist Business has been, entirely
susReRdea;s All work 10 the Navy Yard
stopped, ian3 tbs vegetable trade With the
North, which has, heFetSfoFe at1ouhtedgts.
iron 1--WE to seven .handred thousand. dollars
leTsry spring, having esase6. the gardens
are to run 70 weedH. 2 .ris5 -,
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ia NBwXORK HiAirKETzJiusG 4


RbOUR hlntlSet heavy and a shad6 lover FOR
PTsify nnch al kinds except extra state which b
l8 IN only moderafe supply and wanted 70 fair ex-
tsntfog export biarnet closing dull - L's'rT'
s5 OSa5 III sxtfa stass; ss toT ThS sS
westerns k4,ge@s20 iOrreomla6I 70 tledithi extra
SSSseIP sSoSsa S SPP5S P ts srSs2Ssz STssss round
7 % CANADA BksDU r - n rniOdsFEte Teqn8st and
,%mSn grsafs shsae l9gsE Sales are $40 bbls at
aALE Fl.4llI g -=smaii saiesHt -. Iaa4,G0i ~
N Gls sSsss " quiet aaa pomiAally IN
W4IIsK VI Marx e. b. arcssy so irfn anai sinsnd
modsrate. saifs ara coz bbls a. l6%rt, ,ait,rar q
fWHEAT=lMarket ct for common and IN ierior grades
heavy aga l(92c lever. salss are 5000 bnsf Chi
eiB hfB as Rr;Rt siosrS "a g9sA Sss29'iR & as
81 tlSi l6 500 slIush ,0aIada club 80 SIl00 It's
Soes SS Spss ssT sSa sssis bb sSsbh si5 Ys5y
MieRiRan Sl.a01h6i5 8, 100 bush white western at
sls3@9 tQ ~ bq.h white Kentucky AZ Si,7Qlsso.
l. BARI4BH-hlarketd duh at.5s0ssoI rrs afffep
CylSN-Market rules in favor Of the buyer with
so9d demand Tor * port and home cohsum Btion =
sales eEs fIOe bush g 49 45e foTinfssior % prime
5s@s6e foFOid mixed SsstSf 5s II 8E 6 Ts ssTh
Market dg It siss2o 70 fSr { Western and
0anadian, s3Rss]Se f1f Btfts .fsfs1 n ta7Tt7
RK;zMsrlset dull and, heavy, Sales sarsr 712
Sps & ~ ,s, neSs Ce 25Q t9r pEimei
.BRRET Market duIL with tFihins sales ct Sa %
/ ge4,oO ior country prlmet Sl,97(96,25foT country
iaeSs5 Sl9SssSlIsOo lot repacked me5si Sll 50
PRiME MESS BEEF-Markseit dull, i,si apd 4 in
t tEfn nfEATsaist f4nSS EgS5 Suist ssss q ssa y @
for shOuldeTsgsa6If fOF hAms. t1sF7iE 80 = .f'Ti
EA aSs ah HnssssRgse, Sbs 59;.s q a,s
\ Sales are ESQ bblsste "a 9jec fi5lI' 7 FiIF
G. .RUTTBR-selling at sale for Ohio; 99Is fol
H. .ST1FFSF-.AlarRst st.adv NJ sssc, ,ssin
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OsWRG6 DIKRKFT-Jupes :. !, .'''

BY TELEeRAPH.l
ELOUR-1h Ihoderote demand Sales are $50
bbls At s. Is fH fancy brandE!'asi siii s""'
Corn and other grains duiet t =
q CANA L. Err EkG7Tf Ts--Duil. e.F1Oufrg8U; wheat
Sc; corn &c, to New York. ....- . .-,f
Ei0M bushaFf eu5fuft TfncEa-sfs 11iVss nran
d ANAL RXHORTS-Wheat $500 bush. t
shipment by canal since the opening Of nayi CATION
to June lst *, ass bblayhOn t683 6C6 7Eih ~ be g.
ST. 80 bush corn; 466 bush OATS 81 bush barley
1851 bush rye; 70C62 bbls potash 1s s53 s07 ieet
-luWbersrf n Htrr- OH e. fi71aifr -uf-lf ffff
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BANDS, &c. &c,
p. z,.s,, 9 l.5 .9,,7 * Goal l5sr-..s En- .5.
TInKEII X

NOhE COKE u C1lkEilllEl
4 H. WALLACE SON ARE NOW MANI,
EAOTURINg Coke nom the pure HAMMOEDs-
WILLIE Strip sfeln COAL, (which D BupefioR
@ any, other Coke y, the market, We can furnish
ea9tlmouialB nom numerous manufactures who nra
aoy u9sns it, andWho speak Of is character in ths
s5Iiso eoaStant sap5ly 5f aamfcSpaS aSilyii,e strls
Vein sAITHLAG Goals and also for Domestic
Bsina iochtSl ihnseaisaoEy On III .ihs clsys
and 4 Pittaburgh -Rafi@Qad we can ahip WITH dis
patch TO any part ot the stase 0nders Solicitsds
'g1a rEf yfFH so n. II. #ALLAOE q BOE, A" =
.oy ~ sHAmmondsFills, JsasFson Ooanty,' Ohlo.r'
SAuaAtI ~ tN'~' ,..s.f.f. al .s.,. lepl ~
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Mis8GciElL LiI.ANElous La BOOKS BiOloliK

is large and varied. We, ara eonstantly receiving
TIE new ISSUES Of the leading PubisheTs Any books
Aeten9 hand fatni1hed - short hoticss Foreign
y 'tfY''saai-ssa as7di tul A'e
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81 MY. sT8CX MARKET. .EJaauts 4. .
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Col. Kelley, wounded in the PhiIlfppi action.
is not dead, az reported last might i-ffe was se
verely wounded in the, breast, but the bail has
been extracted and there are hopes of his recoVl
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n The Dspucratie Ohio flta.gi 6akyention,i
ssys the Statesman has. sSaoS6 ooSP56Ointea 70 be
ttsld'iuHoOlahbus OF Thursday, the 9TH day
Of September.
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ADjOURNRD.

FRANKFORT, June 4,
The Border State Convention adjourned yeater.
day sine die, after adopting national and Stlte
addresses.NTf Q,iQr 9Efoe -9if0 luf't7T7t7i' ~