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WashIngfon 6peeinls.

New YoRk, Aug. T9The morning
papers contain the following specials
from Washington
Considerable feeling is manifested
among the sailors Of the navy, and has
crept out In dispatches to the NAVY
Department, at the omission by Con-
gress of the recognition of the services
of that Important arm during the late
war. The bounty bill appropriating
an additional bounty of one hundred
dollars to soldiers, makesno mention
of the sailors, nor are they anywhere
mentioned or rewarded for their
equally meritorious services. -.
Sudden transition from slavery to
freedom, together with the immense
amount of suffering incident thereto,
has filled to OVERLOOKING the lGnatic
asylums of the South.
1t is currently reported that Major
General Candy will succeed General
y. q. Eckert as Assistant SECRETARY of
War. No appointment has yet been
The large farm Of Hon! Joseph Sc
CUR, at Hampton, Va, has been Occu-
pied by the Federal troops since 1851,
now i've years, neither the rent for
which, nor destruction and use of the
personal property, valued at SIC, 900,
has ever been compensated for. At
present he is unable to obtain, indemni-
w. owing 70 Lue Eull0E3 Oh aNfen6Eal
Meigs, that a claimant must not only
himself be loyal, but his claim must
originate in loyal State. This decis-
ion is being considered by the Secretary
of War, as It affects the vital interests
of a large class of unionists, whose
only dependence was necessarily taken
by our troops, but who have been una
BILE to obtain redress. The proclama-
tion ofpeace by President Johnson on
the I'd Of April, 1856, allows about four
months consideration, but back of this
date, it is claimed that compensation
cannot be given. - n W Ii VI
Congressman Hubbard, ofwest vir-
ginia, has sent to the conscience fund
OF the. Treasury the extra two thous-
and dollars which Congress voted
itself, saying that he voted for the in
creased pay because he could not other
diers.
Brigadier General VIM. A. Nichols,
Assistant Adiutant General in the War
Department, is named as Lieutenant
General Sherman's Chief OF staff.
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AtInntIe Cable Tarln.

Payment for messages received to
points over the Atlantic Cable Is requir-
ed to be made in American gold at the
rates specified, viz: From any tele-
graph station in America to any tele-
graph station in Great Britain and Ire
land, for twenty words or less, 800; for
each additional word, S5. To other
parts of Europe, for twenty words or
less, sos; for each additional word,
1925. To all parts of Africa. Asia and
India, for twenty words or less, SIPS;
for each additional word, 1926. The
date, address, and signature will be
counted with the first twenty words. If
the number of letters exceed one hun
dEed, the excess will be divided by five,
and eachfiye letters or fractional remain
der be charged as foradditiona1 words.
The letters in all words above twenty
will be counted and divided by I've,
and each five or fractional remainder
be charged far as word. All mes
sages Ein coderOr cipher will be charged
double the foregoing rates, and all ifig-
pres intended for transmission must be
written in full length, and Will be
charged as words. Messages destined
for places beyond4the telegraphie, sys.
tenn will be forwaI ded by mail. 81
CoFFICIAL.1
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 7.-Only 10 cases of
cholera including deaths were report
ed in this city yesterday, the decrease
was thought TO have occurred from the
change of the weather, although it WINS
supposed that number of cases were
not reported. The mortality report gives
the total number of deaths for the past
week at $40, of which $50 were from
cholera. In Brooklyn but four cases
are reported, and accounts from Islands
are more encouraging. There was a
meeting of the Board of Health YeSter-
day evening. Another cholera Hospi-
tai was ordered to be opened up town.
During the debate on Brooklyn, Presi-
dent Shultz proposed to organize corps
of nurses to attend cholera patients at
their own residences.
New York, Aug, 7.-There is a very
decided and favorable change III the
cholera to-day, only five cases more re-
ported up to noon, two of which were
fatal. In Brooklyn, however, there is no
abatement, there are reported o-day %
cases and 4 deaths.
CINoINNATI, Aug. 7.-Twenty-nine
deaths from cholera reported at the Of
fee of the Board of Health yesterday
Total deaths from cholera since August
LIST, 70.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE Board
of Health reports number of deaths
for the week Just ended 1893, whereof
twenty-nine by cholera. Disease in
creastng, and prevails principally
among the blacks.
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Now YorE MarlEet.

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
Cotton dull, heavy and declining at S5aSse
for m1ddIng, uplands. Flour, sound medium
grades without decided change, while pretty
much all other kinds are dull and 10926c
lower 50 609SQ6 for extra state; S8@9 50 for
extra round hoop Ohio, and e9906l2 3 for
trade brands, market closing heavy. Whisky
dull and nominal. Wheat receipts SE15 bus,
market very dull and prices tending down
ward sales 5000 bus in lots at 81 25@2 so for
white Michigan. Rye heavy; sales II 900 bus
western at 759Sc for inferior TO choice. Bar
ley and Barley Malt dull and nominal. Corn
receipts 40 0iS bus, market without decided
change at 5897S1zc for inferior; 79@791fc for
sshhiPPing mixed western; SOC for Illinois river;
VIC for round yellow. and 81 O8 for white
WESTERN Oats receipts Ia 5SS bus market
neavy ana rather easier: sales 1000 bus at
S9952c for Chicago; $3.50 for Milwaukee; 5Sc
Tor Jersey; CSC for new Delaware, and 5O654c
for Iowa. Coffee dull. Sugar steady at lON
9llAc for Cuba Muscovado. and IKE for
daVannas MolRSSeS dull. Petroleum fiEm
at 2I928c for crude, and 43945c for refined in
bond. Pork opened hrmer but closed heavy
al S3I 7Q93l 81 for new mess, closing at S3I 40
cash; 80 60@SO 90 for old do, and S1@2775
for prime. Beef steady. Beef Hams nomi-
nal. Cut Meats arm at l59I61zc for Shout
derS, and lsH@01fc for hams. Bacon dull.
Lard hEm at 191T92l14c, and small sales at
2lSc, Butter outlet at 2@3Sc for Ohio, and
204OC for StntR, Cheese dull at 60lpc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Congress.
WTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w questedl o announce Gen. r. 8. NORTH
date 10 Represent the Finsf Congfe sionaI Dis
trtct OF Wet Virginia In the Fortfeth Com
gres8 Of the United States. n aug8s
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New York money ana stock Market,

Money market easy at 495 per cent for call
loans. Sterling Exchange rather more
Gold without decided change; opening at
1855, and closing atlz7T.
Government Stocks d shade flr1ner. 5.9OS
coupons Of 1852, 100; do. 85, 1905; 5-2Os regis
tered; 65, l01IS; 7.aOs, second series, lOIISS.
Stocks better: Pittsburgh, Fort sWayne &
Chicago 10SIS; Chicago & Rock Island lO8IS;
Chicago & Northwestern 353{; do preferred
612S; Cleveland & Pittsburgh ST5z; Michigan
southern S41z; Michigan Central ITO: Reading
lll1zi Hudson l2li New York Central 1855;
Erie So; Western Union Telegraph 681s; Ohio
Mississippi certificates 2g%.
At the o'clock board Quotations were /:
gold closed at l47H, Ohio & Mississippi GER
tihcntes SO Quicksilver 20; Western Union
Telegraph 1886 New York Central 1925; Erie
Us; Reading lllI; Michigan Southern So;
cleveland q Pittsburgh ST1S; CattawiSsa 7O11SS;;
cleveland & Toledo ll67S; Chicago & Rock
Island 1859; Chicago & Northwestern 353S; do
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Meeting OF the western Associated
Press.

DETROIT, Aug. 1.-THE annual meet
ing of the Western Associated Press
commenced to-day, in this city. The
principal papers of the West are repre-
sented. The subject of obtaining news
committee. The report adopted recon-
mends that the press should not receive
less than two hundred words per day.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: President-H. N.
Walker, Detroit Free Press; Secretary
81. E. Baker, Detroit Advertiser and
Tribune; Directors-Halsted Cincinna-
II Commercial; Blakely, Chicago Post;
Knapp, st. Louis Republican; Fair
banks, Cleveland Herald; Bingham,
Pittsburgh Commercial.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Treasur-
the sum of So, 600, almost the whole
amount of which the government has
been defrauded by the forgeries charg-
ed upon William Ringgold Cooper.
The amount was received inttWo ceEt6-
Gates; one on the First Natianal Bank
of Philadelphia for 1000 and the 9TH
er on Adams Express Company for
$1,000
General Steedman and Fullerton were
among the visitors at the Executive
mansion to-day. The usual cabinet
meeting was held to-day all members
being presented except Messrs. McCul-
locll and Harlan. Assistant Secretary
Chandler represented the Treasury De-
partment. RH 80 u
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ExplosIon a enc LxttIe.

MADISON, IND, Aug. 6.-The steamer
Gen. Lyttle, when up near Bethlehem
this evening, exploded her boilers. The
passengers say she was racing with the
st. Charles when the explosion took
place. Both boats were close together.
and dead to this city. Not more than
10 or 16 persons are lost. The officers
of the st. Charles deny the charge that
the boats were racing. The st. Charles
rendered every assistance possible. The
Lyttle is total wreck.
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NEW York, Aug. 1.-THE Worlds
Cindad, Bolivar, VENEZUELA cores
pondent says: The American citizens,
resident at Caracas, have sent to the
government at Washington a protest
against the.return of e. ID. Coburn as
Minister there, charging him with
specializing In merchandise, which dis
graces the country in the eyes DINA
lions -Ft ~
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DIR. rs. j. 1KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICTNEs

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, 3DS ST., CENTRE wHEELING, W. VA.
DR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES OF IN Intelligent assistant, who
VIII VIII attend 70 the Proportion Of medIs
Bile him TO give more attention 10 ont nd
tlents. especially % his many friends In tho
hisoWn ofice, and all delivered 10 his pa.
TENTS by himself Dr. x. treats All diseases,
! Dotn Acute ana chronic with which humnn-
remedies, which have proved TelnnFixSf,Iv
SUCCESSFUL In many Of those Obstinate cnseS Of
supposed 70 be 1ncurQble, among which NAV
be named: CONSUMPTION. SCrofI1ln. DIS.
ION on me 9 Ear Ozena Glands
treating LIVER Diseil5eS Stomach CoHiDihfnEG
bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
erdlseases OF the Heart, NeuIaigia EpiIersY,
Spinal Affections, and all GiiseaRfsg OF fine N1F.
yous system is ac1knOWl edged by M who iiavo
ever known 70 the medical profession. DIR. K.
mas been emlnenty successful in the treat
MenstTul DISTINCTIONS, Painful MenstFustiSn.
Le1crrhea. Uterine and OvariOn TunOFl,
Gtsr1 and all Nervous diseases 10
he makes a speeiaIty in tie treatment OF
Al Chronic Anecttons of the Genito Urinary
Organ, wig: CataErh of Bladder and UFethrIS,
Irritable Bladder, and NOn-retention and
DribblinR Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, DiabeIis and DihicuIE UfiiiafinI e3Ji
Ghonanhea, It's complications and seaus iiis,
SPeEmatoErhea and 1mp0tency, and nll afTec.
Also special attention paid To the Treatment
OF Ftstulas, White Swelling, ScFOfnIOuS
Sores, VarteoSe Ulcers, DC. Persons aniicted
particularly with old troublesOfne C5Sses'
should lose no time to call on or adflrgSD DIR
k1SNER. CommunicationH containing fec
promptly noticed. Omce prescription AMI
medicine casll. For visits' ia CITY same ne
other hysicianS. Once h0ua,9 A. ii. 10 IL
NJ Il NJ tot p. N, and F. M.fo9 F. ii. 2
Janl6 ai4i l..fi ~ = / - b
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RumRIo Mnrket
RurrA1o. Ans,,s

Flour-Extra state ss@9 q; western Spring
50 509l0 so; new white wheat, st. Louis sd:
Xxx western white sl3 so. Wheat-l2OO1 bus
Noafl Milwnukee 81 "a. Corn-Sales in the
morning 40 900 bus. including q 600 bus to ar
ElVet at &c for No. 2, and CSC for No. i; this
hrm with good inquiry. Oats quiet. Barley
and Rye nominal. Pork firm Mt SSl. Lard
2l@2l1S. Whisky nominal. Canal Freights
70 New York; wheat nc, oats 81. -
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Toietlo Mnrkel

TOLEDO. Aug. 4.
Flour dull. Wheat, choice grades 2S3c bet
ger, and common &c lower; sales white Mich
a an jM9liehigap, new crop, g e do, crop OF
and 971Sc for yellow. Oats shade lower nts fsc
Tor NO: ]. Rye lower; sales No. 2 at 6Gc.-
Lake Freight8 nominal
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Chfea.so MaTI[et. :.

CHICAGO. Aug. T.
Flour steady. Wheat dull at 81 SOL 48 for
MOL Corn hTIn and advanced lie; sales at
5I@5Iz for No. ], and $50 for No. 2. Oats
d dull q 26c for No. I, and 24925c for No. 2
Mes Fork so 2@32 50. HiRhwines dnlI.
Ereights steady. Receipts, 5000 bbls flour,
5000 bus wheat, 5000 bus oats. .
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&c mo NR -.

Ke sGIiE' ysgr hGgssstl be prepared for
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Ehe steamer Gen. LyttIe.
CINcINNATI, Aug,

The steamer General Lyttle which ex.
ploded at Bethlehem Indiana, yester.
day, belonged to the Cincinnati and
Louisville mail line, and is the first Sc,
rious disaster that has occurred to this
Company. Total number killed and
wounded not yet ascertained.
Returns from Kentucky indicate the
Democratic majority nom 1000 to 80.
600,
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2 = u III :
Of its klnd nowin use.

Many prominent Physicians now use 1t in
their practice, and unhesi.Rs ingIy recommend
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE latest ac-
counts from the scene of the steamer
Lyttle disaster report 10 killed and
about 20 wounded. Most of the killed
were deck hands. Ten of the wounded
died at Madison, Ind, to-day. At the
inquest held at Madison this A. NJ, the
jury condemn both boats for racing.
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NEW YoRk, Aug. 7lThe morning
papers contain the following specials
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New York Cattle Market.
INV AUEIht mug o.
SetS ara as 6Oll0Va.
hEIs s9lfy o S2R n6 6eai

The market for beef cattle was duh and
prices ruled at %9lC lower, owing to the
heavy receipts for the week and the lnFRe
sales at BeTgens. There were only about go
head on sale at Altertonis new National
Yards. But between 5000 and 1000 head were
SOLO during the week at the other places. At
Manly BeTBens the range of prices were from
u % l614c; but the bulk OF the offerings sold
between l51S and l71S.
Sheep and Lambs are heavy and lower the
range about the same.
from l21< to l29<c.
Receipts of all stocks at all the yards for
this week and last week were as foiloWS:
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NEW YoRK, August n THE Tribune,s
Washington special says, Hon. Corne-
Illus Cole, United States Senator elect
for California, declines to be q delegate
TO the Philadelphia Convention, He
SAYS that his name was used without
his authority, and that he does not app
prove OF the movement.
The same special says, General
Sheridan1s dispatch to General Grant,
ON his arrival at New Orleans after the
riot, was mutilated 50 as TO make q
false impression. Fssi- "a
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P1TTsBURaH, Pa, August 6.-The
extensive oil refinery known as the
Retrolite oil Works, and owned by
Messrs. Wormser, Myers & Co., was
totally destroyed by fire, this evening.
Loss, $50, 600. FFf "
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milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. q. i
Flur quiet Wheat unsettled; sales at 81 IS
cash, and 81 C seller one month. Corn ad-
Vanced lc at Sc Oats firnl
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SiHrflta Stmafbus cstranatr. .5t
iH HUMPHREYS 90. Is.
Honnmopathic Specifies

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- experience, an entire Gneeessi Simple-PrOmpt-
etnes Perfectly adapted to popular use-a9 simple
harmless as TO be tcs from danger, aud eeidnt a.
TO Be always reliable. They have raised tho highest
Hfaction. tt4lF - - : = .
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WHEELING, ADrl..lSth, lS85,
Ghaplln "a w. u Il.I Inlanttsy.
: PrTsnuRa. 1uly S. lseE

Me51s MCCABE, KRAFT q Co, Gell0eneM:
Allow me TO add my testimony TO that of
Others, In regard TO your celebrated "DiarFhea
Compound.n have been for long time
subject To the disease for which it Is Tacoln-
mended. have tried various remedies; hut
never found one that so completely eTRdicateEl
the disease rs your medicine. A short TINA.
ago was suffering terribly with DlRIFhea- 1
procured q bottle of "Kraft'S Diarrhen CONF
pound" exper1enc immidlAta relief nom
one dose, and amer third dose felt as we'll MS
ever. regard It as an Invaluable medicine,
andWOuld not be without It. Yours truly.
L. w. STEW A RI
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sto1isM.-ii[,.,,

..sa., ST.. LOUIS, August a.
FIour and Wheat steady and unch anRed.
Corn nrm at 92964c for mixed yellow, and n
@7Sc for white. Oats steady. Provisions un-
changed. - - -
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BUFFALO, August There was a
large meeting this evening to elect dele
gates to the Philadelphia Convention.
poolittle.
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AsPY BAY, Aug. 1.-THE steamer
Dauntless has not yet arrived from
New Foundlahd, but is hourly expect
ed with London adVices via the Cable
Of the 9Th and 9Th inst.
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agt1IfsaIE aIdtiotts. =
.iq : PoLIACK's saa
NOTION HOUSE.

N OTION HOUSE.
Just OPENED AND FOR SALE FoR-
81 eign goods mostly of direct importation,
bought alta very low nate for gold.l
1000 do1. plain and nncy Cotton Hosiery.
comprising gents ladies' and ehildrens wear.
900 dog. eauntlets, gloves, half rauntIeta
a sI InlLtSI consisting OF Kid, castor, Isle
col0ES. - r
,,5 5S9d9 Ssl aandksrehlee new styles in sie,
g d. d ass Psis .Sa esssss a. new de-
,5 10 s95 s5Iss RB9oson spperhne grades in
o5Ss s elsS Eg sHa RVsas M
nssSlss .s1i 5R :S Ssst and s'aa senpln
bs.stuart linen thread.
50 Rs. Italian sewing SILK in slelns:and on
g doE. Looking Glasses assorted sizes, with
f9n stock q pins hooks and eyes, combs,
5 PsasneS PeEf1meIy, soaps, pocket books,
stauoneFyS window tlllnds, school books,
states, hair NETS, emhroiderles, silk cord and
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coat
tons. hoop slElrts, balmorais, vest buttons,
French coSatS, fancy dress buttons, and q
large variety Of superior Buspenders, to
which the attention OF close buyers IS re-
spectfully invited.
mrs AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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RocHEsTRR, N. y August IA man
named AldsEman shot his brother4in-
lRW,named Bartlett, at Hindsburg, Or
leans county, last evening during o
quarrel Mt Alderman house. Bafflett
will probably die.
man from Syracuse, in the 1905 train
from This city this q. M, jumped from
the car window near Warmers Station,
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IA PIERRE HOUSE,

PHILADELPHIA.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LEASED
this favOrite House It has been REFTTrED
AND REFURHIsHED in m elegant manner.
md Is now prepared with the most perfect
appointments for the reception ofguest2.
1he 6Tst position among flrst-claSs Hotels
will be maintained in the future, as In the
past. [my2B-Sml BARER q FARLEY.
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DAVIS' HOTEL,

OAKLAND, Allegany County. Md.
TTJHE ABOVE HOTEL HAS JUST BEEN sC
cnmpletetl and is now open for the &C
C6mmo;iation Of the public. Good servants,
and stFict attention on the part OF the pro
TrIetnr and employees to the wants o. me me
psng-Sts together with reasonable and talr
shHTges win. we trust, insure to my house
l'1if Stin'e "a fN-1-'~ HENRY DAVIS,
tDq-2md Proprietor:
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LoUHvmLE, Aug. Title Colored
State Convention OF Tennessee met and
organized in Nashville yesterday.
Fffteen counties were represented by
leading cOIoFed men IN the State! Their
object Is to discuss questions OF inter
est to the, eoIored men, in connection
with agriculture, mining, manufacture
ing and education. The convention
will probably hold o session, of three or
four days. =, q ...s.. - ~
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SIERGlI.l i7El'II7 laIlIis paiifir "a.

- - FEW HBIS pRfAfrtfA.
y ~ : superior Green 3 Il allti 1i7il
~ ~, ne ~ llii1 Wine 8 me ::
tlolle Neg 30. Rinlo7i. nSiiSS ~, 80
~. md. f1iic I6n Inll FSSSSi
II +. r.. ~ Sc lerlnll ~
l5s lllll. Clam. m Il =. II
:. ~ = lsl ills s,hlll on lif
1ll|IHIlE nIII'- - 7.9AH : --a-sf
eill Win 56n6ssi isise,,i
15iSi5- Se dqlt re Nd 1tIil m
81. .. yfobDIi0yr
lqi.4 lIlll Build - 7los,2
III I've ~ ~ L.
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Aanotlueeitlenls. z.
For Sher1H

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
wv nounce sA1r'I. b. MCCoLLoCH as a
% the decision ofthe Convention OF the
Union M party. = n x A au6etei
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B. +. CAIDWMI,
1866 july an 18ee

l7e6. JULY 4th. 1866.
DIG NC p "A ND OTHERS DE
\ desiring 70 nhIlf6 me q n I'm n fao1fiS
- ~ = loIlld not tiil 70 snppiy fhg6iS
Win = Alt.tal allowance 81 thoSs az.
S s!.laiS fsotetl mutt syTups-snch Is ara
49,, ~ -. s.4ter eounlof Thes syTIitl'
49, .Is with iee OF cold suIinl SviiisF
49, y. and drink No.
~ 49, nl Or Other M 1rinn5 rtof
,,ss 800 y mo gallon botte or 10 any. oman,
~ 49, J ~ , Hal heellnG, ". va
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PBYlt0unTIfI, II hss., -A1lE. s!7.-A large
brick building, united with the Ply
mouth C0rdnge Company e works, was
iEs ddachinefy and q large quantity OF
StoEiI. Loss $50. GOO 81 which fWof
thirds IS insured The valuable steam
engine Of the company was saved, and
the Suspension Of business win be
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RALEIGH, Nc, Aug. 1.-THE returns
from the new Constitution vote are so
few and the vote so slight that It is i'm
possible to speak Of the result.
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