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siIliuf gRy Telegraph. CUi) Il
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
NEw YORK, Aug. 2


The Posts money article says:
Gold Is more scarce and lending at III PIE
MUM. The loan market Is easy but unset
tied at b per cent, with exceptional transac-
lions at lower rates. The stock market isun-
setLled ana Irregular. Railroad shares ara
nrmer without much activity. After the
board New York Central sold at l025<: Erie
% HUDSON llS; Michigan Central ll3 - 7 =
me commercials money article says:
For the use OF money on call there Is but
little inquiry; the rates continue at A65 per
cent; strong parties finding no difficiilty In
supplying themselves at the lower rate, while
lenders who have the reputation OF not call
Ing In their funds without decided upward
change IN the condition of the market find
no dlnculty In employing their means at 5
per cent. Or paper the supply Offering isnot
inrges and the range of first class names may
1e noticed at 5@B per cent for short TO long
uaLes- There is no movement of any mo-
menG In foreign exchange this morning, and
rates are nominally about the same as at the
close OF last week. The asking range for
bankers, bills this morning Is lOGIS@lO7 for 60
days IlDIl49l0S9< for short sight, but we hear
OF no transactions. In the stock market the
feature OF the day was the great activity In
Government securities and an Important ad-
vance In the prices. The demand from
abroad for 5-&S Is large, and they are very
scarce, so there is much difficulty in filling
the orders received by some of our banking
houses on account of whom we have heard ol
some heaYy transactions by private purchase
tnlS morning IN addition to the sales made at
the BOARD. In railroad shares the market was
not active and prices ruled somewhat irregu-
lar' ouG with some exceptions higher.
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Programme Orthe Presidents visit to
tY,Ses,,osl ~


WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-So far as it is
certainly known to-day, the following
lH.a listof those WhosWill accompany
the President ON the excursion:i The
Secretary of State and ladies, the Sec
rotary of the Navy and wife, the Post
master General, Gen. Grant, Admiral
Earragut and wife, Senator and Mrs.
Patterson, Col. VIM. g, Moore and Col.
Morrow, both connected with the Presi-
dents office; Marshal of the District of
Columbia, Gooding and his deputy, Col.
O'Beirne, u. A. Gabright, reporter of
the Associated Press, and w. w. War
den. 1t Is believed that Major General
Meade, Minister Romero, and perhaps
others Will be of the party. Hospitals
ties have been rendered by the citizens
of Baltimore, Wilmington, New York,
Albany, Auburn, Rochester, Buffalo,
Erie, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chica-
go, indianapolis, Peoria and others.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-At a meet
Ing held at the Merchants' Exchange.
today it was EstStFt
ResoLUed, That the Inequalities of
the city be extended TO the President,
and that the merchants, mechanics and
professional men, and citizens gener-
ally, meet him at the depot, to escort
him to headquarters, on his arrival
here. 1855
The President will leave washington
on Tuesday, by the regular train.
AT the Corn Exchange to-day q reso-
luton offeredto appoint a committee
to cooperate with the Merchants in re-
ceiving the President was defeated, re-
ceiving only four votes.
The 1ourneymen tailors have resolv-
ed TO turn out en- mass 10 receive the
President.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. q.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; 33a3Ic for
middllng uplands. Flour l06eI5c lower; COM
mon grades white medium and good grades
without decided change; SO 4O9S5O for extra
state; y 80 for shipping; $40 lO9l2 for trade
brands, closing quiet, Whisky dull; sales so
Dds refined at 50 20. ReceiptsOf Wheat 4S SSS
DuShelSS market dull and l62c lower. sales
1880 bushels at 81 so for common CHICAGO
spring and g 2592 so for No. Milwaukee,,
Receipts of Rye 2, 40 bushels; scarce and very
hrm; western Csc. Barley and Barley Malt
quiet. Receipts of Corn IL, ~ bushels; mar
ket &c lower with fair business; sales 5000
bushels at 1880 for inferior; 8i1<Gs2c for
shipping mixed western, chiefly at S71Sc for
shipping and $40 for choice Illinois liver
receipts OF Oats 81, lg5 bushels; market dull
and heavy; sales $1,000 bushels at 40t64Sc for
Chicago; H@52c for Milwaukee; $50 for Iowa.
Coffee firm with fair demand. Sugar steatlY
with fair demand; Cuba 91Sa1l1<c: Havana
lU5zc. MolaS9eS dull and heavy; Cuba Sic
Petroleum dull at 2T@SSc for crude and 45al6c
for refined In bond. Fork quiet and firm at
So 15933 tor new mess, closing at 80 90 cash:
$50 60gSl for old do and % 50628 rs for prime:
also 900 bbls new mess for September, Octo-
Der and allthe ear, seller and buyers option,
at S28 1898 .. Beef unchanged. Beef hams
nominal. Bacon quiet; cumberland cut lee
Cut meats firm ut l41E9l5c for shoulders and
ii91S92lss3c for hams. Lard ls1S92lc. Butter
In tatr demand at 20@SSc for Ohio and 32(945c
for State. Cheese steady at 59Ig1<. 10
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By THE CABLE.
Adyioes 70 the 2eth Of August.

BERLIN, PRUSSIA, Aug, 26.-The King
Of Prussia has received deputation
from the Chamber of Deputies who pre-
sented the address voted by that body.
The King made speech in reply, in
which he profeased tolfeel great joy at
the favorable attitude of the legislative
body. he said, however, that if a1ioth-
or conflict prose with the Deputies ON
the question OF the Budget and the
army or other subjects which are vital
to the interests of the State, he would
act precisely as he did before. The
King added that he thought another
conflict was impossible. Sow F
TURIN, Aug. 26.-The Empress OF
Mexico is here on visit to AIiranlar.
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NEW York, Aug. 27.-It is reported
that Thomas Kinsalla, editor Of the
sb BIC S!Il Eagle, a Democratic paper,
Brooklyn. Z
Two Mexican Priests, who arrived in
this city about the first Of the present
month, were induced by stranger to
back him in a game OF monte, whereby
once them lost five hundred dollars.
Their room was meanwhile broken
OPEN and sixteenhundred dollars, be-
longing to the other Priest. stolen. The
sWindler has been arrested.
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THE New York Neags, formerly the
northern organ of the rebels, now an
ardent admireri and supporter of the
administration, gives the President the
following advice:
let the President strike the OPPOSE
ton when and where he car. = a nd
first, let him GUST every radical Office
holder that depends upon the federal
patronage. Not a man of them should
be retained in any Office over which the
Executive authority has control. That
done, let him take measures TO protect
the Southern members OF Congress in
their seats at the next session. He has
declared that they have the right to be
there, and he should protect them in
That right. The emergency calls for
prompt, vigorous and decisive action,
and every blow dealt by the Executive
hand will be an inspiration to the con-
servatiye cause"
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THE storyI of-Dr. Stewart, of Herd
county, Alabama, illustrates the pro-
gress of reconstruction in that State.
The Doctor was an Assistant Surgeon
in the First Alabama Union Cavalry.
a short time since he was notified that
the presence of man who had deserted
his country and gone to the Yankees
was not agreeable to the patriotic
Unlon-lOYing citizens of Herd county.
and that he would not be allowed to
live there; whereupon the Doctor then
stated to them that he thought he
should stay. Soon after an attack was
made on him, and three shots were
fired at him by part of the same par
ties that notified him to leave. These
same men who thus assaulted United
States officer profess TO belong to the
Johnson Union party, and say they are
more loyal than the Doctor, because he
is not for the Presidents policy. Thew
are the kind of men who march arm
in-arm with men claiming to represent
the Old Bay State in the Philadelphia
Convention.
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A YOUNG lady ont west was charged
With "putting on airs, y because she re-
fused 20 90 to Q ball barefnoted.
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mur1iel5onI & Iah mr..

NEwfYoRK, Aug 27.--Jo hn Harlan
was called ont bed lust night by four
acquaintances. who assaulted and mor-
tally stabbed him. They were arrested,
and proved TO be four burglars, whose
and Harlan being the only witness
against them, this method was taken
to get rid of him. he is not expected
Olive. ~ ..,-
A tenement house, c6ntaining a large
number OF families, on Third street,
was burned last night. 9 The CHIEF En-
giueer ofthe Fire Department bravely
rescued IA ,sNornan0 from q burning
room.
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New York Money ana stOel. MARKET u

INV AUlLEAl mug, "a
Money easy at Has per cent for can loans.
Sterling exchange qolet at lOs1{@lO7.
l46H and closing at 1852, y - =
Government Stocks have advanced fff1n1 ~
TO 1zsi IS of 1881, registered, III; $40 Coupons
OF lel525 ll311S; SD coupons of 1885, 100; 5-80s
INST series. 1861; do, second series, los; do
Freights TO Liverpool dull. IN ~
Stecks better; Reading Il51l; Erie 78I< :
New York Central 1887; Chicago & Rock
Island l0glz; Western Union Telegraph 571S:
Ohio q Mississippi Certificates PSI; Alton &
TeTe Haute SO; do preferred 7ls<: RfIlWaukee
q Prairie DuChien, ID preferred, IS.
AT the O'Clock open board the following
We're the principal sales Ohio 4 MlEsissfppi
Certificates 2S1S; Erie 7315; Michigan South
ern Sozfi chicago q Northwestern preferred
6S1Si 4InnoA. Chicago & Northwestern 371<,
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weekly Bank statement.
Bumhlo marIxet

BUFFALO, Aug. "a.
Flour, No. spring 5000; extra State 90 rs
Wheat v Nsts@Ip SO ~ S9t6 ~ Thite
quiet Corn dun; 800 700 bushels No. 4 At 6Se
Oats dull and held at about 1Oc for No. 1
nominal. Rye quiet and nominal, No. /
SnlcagO Teci No. ] Milwaukee S3c@Slc, Green-
1ay VIC. sFntk $50 Whisky u 81 retail.
Itmothy 40. Canal freIghts firm; TO New
! aor<, wheat q, corn Il, oats 81; TO Albany,
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The lTeFrftoFiaI Gains Of EsTuSSI1.
81 Tlom ne Nelo Yorb 1Fibane.,

# NHM
The kingdom of Prussia, according
to the latest census Of 1864, numbered
1891 ,S43. In consequence of its recent
brilliant campaign, the government
viii receive the following additions
1. In virtue with the treaty with Aus,
trta, the two Duchies Of Schleswig and
Holstein, which, in 1864, had popula-
ton of $780, 1856. The people of Northern
Schleswig will, however, have a chance
10 vote on their annexation to Dem
mark; Thus the number of people an
nexed to Prussia may be reduced to
2. 1t has been announced that Pine.
STA Will annex the whole of the four
States, which had, in 1864, the FOLLOWING,
population:
Hanover........1. 92s, $50 Hese-Cassel rs o.
Nassau.....,...,., 1891 Frankfort -, elise
Together these States will add 10 the
Prussian monarchy 8,228, 946 inhab-
it9nts. Ia r,
3, esse-Darmstadt, by a special
treaty with Prussia, cedes to the latter
Power the latter LandgraYate of Hesse-
Homburg, which but recently, in conse-
quence oil the death of the last ehildless
Landgrave, had been united with
Hesse Darnlstadt. It has a population
of u, Sl7 inhabitants.
4. Bavaria is let of by victorious
Prussia with the cessiOn ofthe district
OF Llchtenfels, and the town of Calm
back, both In the circle (kries) of Upper
Franconia. They represent a popnla-
ton of about 80, 600 Inhabitants.
Altogether, the territory which Prus-
sia, according to the latest accounts,
intended to incorporate with its own
COMMONS ION has population of about
Lose, 600, Il ms. y =.
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The Intelligenoer

Is Is mo nov, as IL Il always has been, THE FRIEND
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. AS throneb
me late war It was unsWervtng In It's support
% tlS cause ana the soldiers OF the Republic
50 y Will cOntinne to support an measures
mat are CALCULATED to adjust the Troublesome
Htslloiis % the lale rebellion upon basis or
blessed peace. wy N''~
Not nasty In its conclusions, but Just and
SINCERE "a tts conUietiOTS-not usensatISnalii In
ltA spirit, but progressive and LIBERAL IA 10 te1
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ga letter
from Mexico states that a portion of
the expedition under John Burmey
safely landed in Sanalva with four
thousand muskets and six pieces of ar
tillery, and are now supposed to be
The town of Maripoaa, California,
was destroyed by fire. on the 10th,
Five ofsix buildings were saved !, .TIsS
timated loss 500 600.
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NEW York, Aug. 27.-one of the most
skillful hotel thieves in the United
States, named Billy jackson, was ar
rested on Saturday night, and ar
raigned on a eharge of Stealing S24,O 900
in money and jewelry at one of Che
Long Branch hotels, a few weeks ago.
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"WrTH HIS CoLoRED FRIEND ON THE
SoPA"-In speech at Nashville, on
the Sd instant, Col. VIM. B. Stokes re-
lated the following anecdote OF Andrew
Johnson, at the Inauguration ball, on
the evening of March 4th, 1886:
"An immense concourse of people
filled the Executive Mansion. The Vice
President was too weary, or timid, or
sick, or 8Onethi,lg else, to escort Mrs,
Lincoln, as was customary for one in
his position upon such an occasion, so
Mr.. Sumner had towait upon the lady.
johnson sat on a sofa In the back part
Of the room with a colOred man by his
side, soliloquizing as follows t'I'm
Vice President of the United States I
I've taken the oath and been sworn in,
by God! Sumner says Pm from the
Territory of Tennessee. There he goes
now with the Queen! I've taken the
oath and I'm Vice President, and he
says Pm from the Territory of Tennes-
seel There he goes now with the Queen,
and Pm sitting here with my colored
friend ON sofa. Pm better friend of
the black man than he is, His is the
oretical, and mine is practical friend
ship. Just look at me sitting by NV
eolored friend, by God. NO
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CHICAGO. Aug. "a.
ca uneettled at a decline of 5G6c; 81 SiaI s.
and closed at SISS9I 80 for No. l; No. 3 de.
ed at 81 SOL g. Corn dun and delineSi lScS9c.
~ e954 for No. ! and sec for No 2 Oats dull
&C 2S11Se for No. and 25c for No. 9, Proyis-
Ions nominal and higher
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t OH CWcTNcSATI, AUG. q.
e Elopr unchanged at SiO@Is. Wheat
opened hrm at = 1902 so for no. !.
- sl5sk9 uiinenanged. Ness pork dull
prices nominal at 2OIld DrnviSio,,S
urn. Gold at 81 II. .---1---
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THE CIRCULATIoN

oFTHE
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un1anI[ee wo-l-ce-

Flour dull. Wheat ti1H. 4 a 9f for
40. l. Corn dun and declined Sc, Oats
dull, ut SOC. Receipts. 500 barrels fiouF;
10,O0O bushels wheat; 5000 bushels
eoIni Loo bushel oalH. Shipments,
1000 barrels flour.
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q Loais MaFket.

ST. LOUIS. August g.
Flour unchanged. Wheat S95c low
err g 25@2 so for good 70 prime. Corn
6066Ec for mixed yellow, aud 52675c
for white. Oats lower, AZ O(94oe. Pro
visions and Whisky unchanged.
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I.hIIadeIphln Cnttle 17nrIrot-

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q.
Cattle dull; 1900 head sold at 17@I71<
for extra, I56I6 for fair to food. Sheen
10, 900 head sold at 61<@62<. Hogs
$l6915 50lnett.
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TOledOMnrlxe1.

- rs.-ttt .El.-.s q. 4oAAADos Aug.H
Rlourquiet. Wheat 29ZI<c lever saIesneu,
amber Michigan At 81 5555f; white do 5Gc;spTing
q ~ A. amber, crop Of 1865, q 50. Corn 70
rover on mixed, Sc ON white; sales AZ 81 for
ti L,tls US lor how; NC for WIltes 0ats
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TUE BToCKHOLDERS OF THE
Il Washington 9ynnlstle Association ~
Friday, the 9lEt Inst, n one, ofcloct -. NJ
It the Club Roma. on Wheeling ITiSnd ~
the purpose OF election Of Directors and e1ffi
GERS e3aO. HCHWARZBACH.
nuzl-futEh-2W tecretaiY.
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WAR DFpARTlTFNF
ws sgR9S efB, SD 3. s eT e iss

AnVEHE1lsElE1 III fs3s1 e
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD. 10
"a consist Of Rrevet Cnlunei j. y. RroVIn.
surgeon, u. s. A. President, BFeFet Lleutetl-
ant Col1nel 4. =. Rlrtz, ssuIgeol, q. 8. A.,
4lIeFet ientennnt Colonel Anthony HllIeT,
s N son, u. s. A., ana ElreFet IA Iur tgeTIen
Webster, Hlistank t3ulIs1On q. 8, A., ReeoI-
deI, win mest IN New York CITY on The nth
q SeplemheE, next lof the examination Of
eandl datea f5T an lon into the Medical
star % the y. s. 1ATuF.ss afe . 4
Auulltluls uang1 BE over q years o. aEe,
ana fl1y1.llll soraadl-
l1Ie The Board should be alidree Cd 10 ne
1eon GonerLs q. s. J., ana mus state the
4lll ll1lllE dcl1l, and data and place Of
hlEth 81 the e1n1ldlfa. deEIirndniais ~ 70
Ter ard ions lllst Be FUN lil-
e1s II thea en- : has Il IN ll11 = lolileal
terrlee q tle Amy tinrin7 thas var, the fhc1
should b. alalels etleE With his MINER
rlIll. md tlnIe ana p1ee Of aIsl.,s ard -
tbs ollcglsi with whom he llli
"a elocld 1l11 b lclII ard cd
No allowance . made ldr TIE estneIle1 of
'eIl1Ils under t1e ellelnl1 lticI, - Il q
N lnliETiansl6le praIeq ulllfe % dVpolnt4
L..lf1 1La q lellIleie8 In ne
le.llell 9tll, luZtl -lZ Of = lllel cIe uEiI
= ing selllied by tlle At of CungTlss, M
1ll1lI - ny ~. - q ga 5sa lFs ~
-l1ll nm s. 5 On eleneEll, y. .. a,
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NEW York, Aug. 27.4Tfe cholera
statistics shoW only IL cases and two
deaths in this city on Saturday and
Sunday. 1860 sfzH IkGt5
Very few cases are reported in Brook
!!ytli pe eilselt7e y raPlFily qlsa nl1earI
The dis edss has lost is epidemic char
acter and Is rapidly abatihg.
ST. Lou1sI August 27.-Nine ceme-
teries report 80 cholera deaths on Satur-
day, and II cemeteries report 73 deaths
yesterilH ShoJsfhg1 al tolerably
maREe d abatement OF the diseiseliu
NEW York, August 27.-There were
only i've new cases of cholera reported
in this city today. ~ a56s
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 25.-Fhe i'm.
preston gains'gIound that JEFF. Davis
will be released ON a conditioned pa
role, on the ground of his continued i'll
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Is one Of the OLDEST NEWSPA PIERS pub-
I Isnea IN thls city, or In West Virginia It
growth OF the State, keeping pace viii tbe
general development and prosperity OF the
Guy anu country, advocating theIF intere5fs
trialiy, commercially and politically.
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} PoUeHKERPsIE, MY, August IA
notorious character, named Aaron
Ward, being closely pursued by the
police, yesterday, entered q barn short
distance from the cityjand blew out his
brains. aitf nE1gS.k8 eifapF NHEl
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THE DOCTOR KNow'D WHAT HE GIv'.
HIM.-During the war, one of those
lovely ladies who devoted themselves
to relieving the suffeFings of the SOL
diers was going through ward of a
crowded hospital. There she found
two conyalescent soldiers saving and
hammering, making such a noise that
she found 1t necessary to interfere in
her gentle way. 3 800 -
s'Why," she said, "What is this Pwhat
are you doing2" tsa
what we doin'P Maxim coffin
that's what3"
"a coffin 2 indeed, and who is it forP"
"Who for? that fellow over there"-
pointing behind him,
The lady looked, and saw a man
lying on his white bed, yet alive, who
seemed TO be watching what was being
"Why," she said, in a low voice.
'sthat man isn't dend. He Is alive. and
perhaps he WON'T die. You had better
not go on.nse. m sa.s 9cfli1tsf 4
go oni Yes, yes, we shall. The
doctor he told us He said, make the
cothn; and I guess he know'd what he
Civ him.-F Frank 1EoOre's Z" anecdotes of
A YOUNG lady ont west was charged
With putting on airs, y because she re-
fused TO go to ball baEeFooted.
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z UjosFeFP lIP95ss.; 4 "a i

:, Flour unchanged at $40 50 for No. spring:
~ 19E red W.InteFi slS for white, and Sl49l4 50
1oE ~ wheat Quiets No. MilWaufea elril1
on privat9 terms selling in car lots az S32i
corn = Ollered at &c for No. Illinois, JTith
1se BID Canal Freights unclianEssl. q -
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IN cONcLUs1oN,

We have to express our gratitude % onr
friends for the libeTality with which thsv
commune TO sustain us, and we risk nofhin9
IN promising that the INTELLIQEECER
VIII Continue to improve as the public de-
nlIlnuA require, and he fully mp TO the spirit
ana requirements OF the times.
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CHOLERAs spECIFICIE

Nfl4-lf ft-8 a1r4 stft
Are recommended for an sorts OF colds, coughs
and bronchial Affections, sore mouth and
throat Of infants; gathered breasts and eonsti-
patton and liver complaints generality Price
per bottle q 90 .sih 81 Illt-t5s-l fs.=ft '.l
For Eale by LOGAN, LIST & CO., and I. n.
mayn-eod&R. - $3.50
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THE WEEKLY
INTELLIGENGER
W est Virginia

In IN 9ll is varied Interests, is thoroughly at
Ien9ea 70 In all the editions OF the INTEL
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NV yoEIt. Arit. "a soeeisI states
thatzlie nfl11as 81 @ 600 desefters from
Penns7l Vania giments have been OBJ
tanned for rsa In the coming elections.
All VOLUNTEER Officers now on stan duty
wiz soon Be inustefsi OUT
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CRCNNAII, Aug. H.-The sum OF
$40. e0o vas realized nom the sales 81
peEH IN the new Jewish -Synagogue,
iyeiierllhy. ii5 itHS
A convention Of radical Union men
vas held At Lexington, Ky, on SatuF-
Philadelphia Contention. RESOLUTIONS
were adopted Censnring President
IohnsQn and endorsing the reoonstruc-
ton policy Of Congress-
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Z BosroN, August q. - Rev. John
RlPEplint died suddenly last night at
his residence In Aledf6rtl. he was 81
yeaIa q age.
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