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ELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.

~ The folio wing the rates paid by TH0S. s. MARI,
BROKER, of Union and College Streets Nashville,
Tenn uncurrent These quotations are liable to
uctuate may be depended sufficient length of time
remsnces be received by mail express forwarded
without delay.
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FOR SALE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN EAST TEu
HESSEE.

Il
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN EAST TEN
| NRSSRE.
ION THE LIST DAY OF MAY, 1866. WE
" viii sell on the premises
The ST. Clair Manufacturing Property.
situated at ST. Clair Hawkins county, East Tennessee Ave
miles whsburg Depot oa the East tennessee and Viz
nia Railroad ana eight miles from EossE, ~, S. I'm, 4 m
anese To desiring to engage IN the
now oaesd which is not elsewhere to be fOand
There large number of Watts all under three story
Snchs Of the Leather three story brick boarding
house. large brick smOke-house, blacksmith shop two
the employees Of the estabhnen cribs, stables, ke Also
A Dwelling House,
With the necessary outbuildings, and
A Store House
location for retail store The property
consists Of lots in said town, with
excellent adjoining meadow lands AT the same time and
On the 2dd of May 1866 door in Rog
ersvIls will sell large number Of improved and unm-
proved lots in the of Rogrsvle Of which
ceent business stand and Of which are situated
On the 4th day Of May 1856 will sell at NOoresburg
Hawkins county,
a Lot with Good Store House,
Thereos. This lot situated in MOoresburg, is the most eig
whole country AT the place will also sell
Of land situated the vicinity containing about hy
more particular description this property be had
application Capt James SEWER at ROsersvie
Terms.
The property highest bidder one-half
the sale TO be paid in six months the remainder in
twelve and the purchasers will be required give with
irrevoeab attached confess Judgment and psso
nal security addition which the will retained
until the money Is paid.
Railroad Stock for Sale.
We will also sell private sale eighty stock
the RgeTsv!e Jefferson Railroad Company
Also stock in the East Tenn and Va Railroad Co
Rogersyille Female Institute.
This valuable aud splendid Educational Establishment will
in havn
of the larger portion OF the stock filed bill procure
property.
Personal Property.
We will also the 5th of March, 1850 sell Isry.
quantity OF personal property Rogersyc TO tho highest
bidder, a credit of sN months
The foregoing described property with mucb other ral
tate, assigned s Off November
Jas h. simpson, Jas SEWER John Simpson VIM Simb.,
RobSimpson and Others for the purpose sold
of he payment OF the debts which due from
of which they and James NJ. Duff W. Reynolds wers
members and which did
and ST. Clair in Hawkins county, asgpenf
having been made for the benefit creditors therein
named and all others who within one wear from the ~
thereof file their claims with
Creditors of said Firms
Are notified TO file their claims.
There many persons said firms Tha whole
OF said debts have been purpose above
Indicated The creditors of said fit TO press
them with all the the law affords been
compelled to adopt demands We a. AZ
signees, have no discretion; and,
All Persons Owing said Firms
Are notified that compelled make collections
F. NJ FULkERSON,
JAMES 7. SHIELDS,
lanZt-tds Trustees &c.
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LETTER OF INVITATION.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. 6.


Dear Sir: The friends of the Union, and of the
Administration of his Excellency, Andrew John
son, our present worthy Chief Executive propose to
celebrate the approaching anniversary of the birth
day of the Father of his Country by holding in
the Capitol of the State convention OF those
who desire the State of Tennessee restored to
her pristine and proper position of equality and in
fuence in the Union, and the fraternal and good
feeling which, in the Days Of Aud Lang Syne,"
pervaded all portions of this magnificent domain,
once more animating our people
This may, il their opinion, be best and most
readily accomplished by hearty and unquestioned
Endorsement of what is now universally known as
the restoration policy of our honored President
and by the pledge, swelling up from the hearts, and
finding utterance from the lips of the multiplied
thousands of the free and loyal men of our native
Tennessee, that they will stand by him who desires
and intends that the flag of the free" shall once
more cover beneath its ample folds can united and
prosperous people from the tropics to pole, and
the world to behold and acknowledge that af-
ter the fercest and most severely contested that
history records
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Evil influence Of Dlsloyal Papers.
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:" the Olive waves
With roots deep set in battle graves.

We desire, nay, by the memory Of the past and
the precious hopes of the future, command your
presence, and especially request that you hold your
self in readiness to address the thousands assembled
upon this interesting OCCASION to put the seal of
domination broad and indeible, upon the lbeler of
the integrity and loyalty of our people.
Very respectfully,
WIN. HEIsKELL, A. Z. GARRETT,
NJ. E. W. DUNNAwAY, SAM. P. WALKER,
WIN. h. PosToN, JAMES PARKS,
p. WILLIAMS, j. +. THOMAS,
S. l.. WARREN, ii. H. MARABLB,
T..
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EDUCATION.
CLEVELAND
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- on EHEI a Nn rENNEooEr


THIS INSTITUTION CONTINUES
Il successfully under Trustees and the direction Of
E. BLUNT, A. B.. Principal, and Miss s. c.. CHAMBER
LIN, Preceptress.
The Musical Department entirely under the control Of
Prof JOSEPH wASSAMER who taught 50 long and success
fully the Mary Sharp College. His ability as Musician
well known that further concentration
is unnecessary.
The Long January 3d. and continues till
the middle Of June, 1s65,-six months.
Tuition for three months, iaFariabiy IN ddrdace
PREP. CLkss-Reading, Orthography, Geography, Gram
mar, Arithmetic and English Compost
FOURTH CLAss-El Algebra, Adj Composition, Natural
History, Arithmetic and Latin ? %
THIRD CLAss-BotaBy Natural Philosophy, AG. Algebra,
Sph. Trig. and Latin 10 so
JUNIOR CLAss-Chemstry, Physiology, Astronomy, Pa
lsy's Theology, Geography of the Heav-
and Latin -. - Il 90
SENIOR CIASsHistory Of Civilization, Mental and Nor
al Philosophies, English Literature, GeolO-
gy, Logic, Evidence Of Christianity,
Analogy and Latin ........ Il 30
Music, French and Drawing extra.
Drawing Class will DO coming Session under
the instruction of Mrs. BLUNT.
Latin through the whole Collegiate Course.
Board in good families the reasonable terms.
jsn24tf
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Letter OF Horace barnard.

Union Men Must Rule me South.
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VALUABLE KILLS AND WATER POW
Err FOR SALE

TTHE Louisville Flour Mills Saw MILL and 20 acres of land
with comfortable dwelling house the bank of the
tOson River, fifteen miles below Knoxville town Of
Louisville is offered for sale For particulars
apply TO lsep2Otfl KENNEDY 4 RRO,S
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All Persons Owing said Firms

re notified that will be compelled make collections
+. NJ. FULKERSON,
JAMES T.. SHIELDS
iau24-tds Tru.+o.I a.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY's THROUGH LINE TO GALL
FORNIA.
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COMMERCIAL AND FWANCIAL.
WIaooITanoon,rt .,,, I.

Five hundred shares National Express
Company stock sold for 50 cents per share In
Baltlmore last weak. The last quotations are,
however l!76 bid With $50 asked. There
have Deen violent fluctuations IN the Stock
on the strength of various Fuuors
The MeHchantGs National Rank or West
NiIainta' q Point Pleasant has besn designs
Ted as dep0Eitary Of public funds by ere
Acting ComptIOller OF the Currency.
The INST National Bank OF Falrm0nt, West
erns itBtniRy has declared dividend or 5 per
cent I1r the last slx months. Government
Tine London. Times OF July 18th. rafnarIrT:
:. The success of the Atlantic ca5ls has caTEed
the shares OF the Anglo-AmsFican telegraph
Company, ElO each fully paid up, to advance
70 ia, Those OF the old Atlantic Tele4FaDF
company e paid, have recovered To 81.
Th9 earnings OF the Marietta and Gfncius
natl RallLoad Tor the drst week OF August
were 81, 069, an Increase OF 8 81. on sine
week last year. Total for fiscal year, COM
crease OF So, 39A on same time 1885
me last GAu8ust) number Of the RnJlkerF'
Mdgdsine tpublished in GHsW York; confains
q useful liSeo OF the private banks and bank
ers throughout the United States and Can.
aftil. 1t alHo co0tainB an interesting and In
strucdye leading article entitled AThe PaIi.
" Ie oL EEchange." The pFtcs OF the maya
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Canaalan NeyVa

NEW YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE Trfbune1S
0ttawa special says :: The last steIS "a
confederation has been taken, The
Hon. j.. Al. Mcdonald moved Ehat
MessFS.S HoWlan and Mcdonald and a.
mover also, draft an humble petition 70
Her Majesty, praying her 70 cause 10
be embodied the local constitutions of
Upper and Lower Canada in the upper
tal act, for the confederation Of the
British american Provinces. ThfsWas
carried.
On the motion for tie adoption Of the
address,, Mr.. Uorafn moved an amend
ment, to the: ehect that the new consti-
tuition shall not be put In force until It
shall hrst be submftted 10 the vote Of the
people Lost; yeas Is, nays 60,
The Hon. Mr.. DoIain then moved an
amendment; to provide thar II the gem
eraI or local constitutions, as passed by
the Imperial Parliament, shall differ In
any particular from the resolution
ADOPTED by the House, they shall not be
putin force until hrSt submitted for APP
proval OF the Canadian Parliament
This was also lost.
The government has advertised for
offers foEthe new issue Of government
debentures, In denominations Of 800.
800, $500, and 5000, at seven per can't
interest, and redeeniabIe on the Lat Of
September 1853. Applications are to
be received at the Receiver Generals
ONCE, up to the 10th proxfmo
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nov YORK maTReE.

a4I+ fHt ii.t NEW YORK, Aug. II.
Coeton more active bnt :priess without de-
Clded change At 24638C for HnIddlInR upIands,
chiefly a. SIC, Hour 108I5o better for sound
grades, with d moderate businesl d0InR. sd
66 for extra aEates % 656065 for e5rtra f1TiIId
hoop Ohio md % 900lI 20 for tFaais hFIlndsE
market closing quiet. Whisky quiet aud
nominal. Wheat fee ,iFts % bus, market
29sle better closing quiet. Wfth- holders Renr
1850 bus q 81 B S61 10. 5IiIWaSEse; S2 ID
TEX for NOsGd0s o275 for new amber stats
anu y s. for choice new amber North Caro-
ma, Rye, receipts 1870 bus market rather
more steady at SIC for western. Barley and
BARLEY Malt dull and nominal. Corn, re-
SSipt9 lS0. sd bus, market about Io lower 7pd
&c iof inferior; S06Sld for spring mixed
Eessernj chiefly the latter price for shipping;
o2sge1c Tor western yellow, and 81 08 for white
Hestern. Oats, receipts 42,45B bus, market Ie
lower sales 1000 bus 1t 3p945c for Chicago
ands45@97ef for AliIWaniree Cod;se DIM. SsSII
~ stesfly ae lI1S9l2e for Havana, MOInsses
4l.les e 59@asc for Cuba, Hops quiet and
slsany ~ l6'95Se for American, and sS675e
Ior to5elgn. Petroleum dull at l5c for crude
aStlVe and nIIneT at s8I s1M82O5 for neyV mes
closing q sc cash; S29 56aS0 % for Old ID,
ana t2I929 30 for prime; also 215O bbIR new
mes tor August, September and Oct66sr
sellers and buyers option, II Ssl 5Od32 ~
l3eaf steadya at about previous prices Paef
Hams dnn and nominal. Bacon dull chi
Meats dEm At l55S91G1lc for shoulders, and
2o9&21 for haTnss Lard quiet and heavy Al
1S1S,92i5<C. Butter quiet and steady az sJl6S3e
nor OHIO and D942C FOR State. Cheese IN de-
mand aE6619o.
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By Telegraph
Spirits OF me SOCK IIaEIEkt.
NnW Yoprv $40, \,

NEW YORK, Aug. II
The Posts money article saya
The gold market opened dFm, and advance
60 lEota u 70 &c, No change in the money
cases. lower. Government securities Inaef-
I've, and rather heaRYs Alert the board New
YORK central was quoted az IOlts; EIie, $50:
Auds0ny lis91sSi Michigan Central, Ito, niln6ls
The CommeEciaTs money article saws:
The stock market e unsettled, and, upou
the Whole weak. The anticipation or die
Giatltlt u 1teuiue OF money at the BEGINNING
OF eptember y inducing q general disp0sitin1
70 sci a11u the eiements OF the bear move
ment appear TO be taking shape. Govern
neuts arc qulets at the board, prices WeF q
about &c lower for 5-20s and 7-81S but suEise.
quently the market recovered 10. Alter me-
Doatd Old 6s1tS were 0g1<6l001k; issue Of iESf
and lbl 1857 1l07; old. series InSaaIls1<
53SSe9l9os- The money market IS WITH
they cannot 1nily employ In discounts and
Loans, and they are Lending their suFplug at
4per Cone-6 Per cent being mnlll0 I'D ~
a1plCsantg tor 16lIls-R1t h6uRl1r iti 81 n
there = g slight increase in the amount Of pa.
yet tie supply u SIN short oTtI1e
sent 6old isfftns aeah advances on 81 fefs
day. the new attitdde or aIIaiI8 between
]. I1lE1Ce and Fefuaala has direct edscf uEonl
ne maj ltetJ ann further 1ntelllgeEieGe ufJn
the quet1u = looked dJE with cOEn III
interest the purcllals8 f0Tthe custom dnfiel
amen mar but the Iiify fi0B
not yet Teaehed . point et1conEag1fia % ties
Dull Clique 70 make their Contemnl6fed at
tenn Tor . ing up the premium. Gdld il
loaned q SIC per day. Rurefgu aIchanas
Ill s fae5s . very uttie inquiry or
there being a good many aeCepinI1eei a1saifi1f
5.8ll IN e18 married. sstssff- 80
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It's Commercial Column

Embracing the Markets or Wheeling and
other cities, Is daily made mp with special
references tn reliability and the wants OF prr-
ducsra and COMMERCIAL men. In Il The rea-
der will always md truthful reports a=,d
statements Of thg daily transactions and
actual state OF all the leading markets.
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w est Virginia

IN all It's varied interests, IL tl,oroughly, at
tended to in all the editions OF the iSSrETs
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NEW Y0RK, Aug. 14.-Ths Board Of
C6anciImen held meeting yesterday.
sent q communication
and assEIesf of resolutions We're passed
by the C6fhmnn Council, authorizing
several companies to- construct sIsva-
tsd railroads In Broadway Greenwich
stFeaeand other tltorUug hfareS.
Generals Sweeney and Spear. 0fsthe
Fanian Brotherhood, returned to the
city from Vermont yesterday. They
ara at large ON hail. Their trial for lie
violation Of the neutrality laws Is Set
down for October -usHt at Rutland.
They still speak hopefully Of the pros
poets of FeufauisuIs
The Irish refugees OF 1855 publish a
cal his mnrnfnR ON the nbsFaI minded
citizens of New York for employment.
About thirty r1uglls attended q priHe
hg1itat z oukeFs' this morning. They
were arrested and tiis light stopped.
Flank 1ilEiEi9, Who IFus 70 have been
executed on Eridhy next, has been res
pited until October 10.
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NEW IOSRsAug- Is.
Money steady and unehangsd at 315 per
cent. Sterling Exchanges duh at 1051F810S.
ll4gs4; advancing TO I501S, and closing 1t
Government Stocks less active and rather
easier SOS, registered, 1884, I0S1< 1910 COUP
Ona US 1888, second series lO5.
state Stocks, Tennessee g. R8.
Stocks steady; Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE 4
Chicago los; ChIcagO& Rock Island i6B: chit
eago q Northwestern SIS SfiIWaukee and
St. Paul preferred 70s Chicago 4 Northwest
eFn preferred 81; Illinois Central l22 Michi-
gan Southern IS; Reading lI3: FTie 6sJS:
Spruc9 Hill Coal -; New York Central 1917:
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 2Q5g -
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Hour extEas state and 80. L .AIlIwnuI1ee
= lllts5i le:; Wheat, sales OF I,210 bushels
l9lie.5 q az 800 tiu7heis No. az Gae; 3,950
1slAtlels. MOL a 59GS Is 20 bushels No. 2 %
Sc Qel9 nominal; aale1 II 90 bul1elSs Chi
q 2 81 q1fl No. held Rt 3sgs WISCONSIN
40 10 Harley IlonIIilai for Mo- Chicago
EtSes G001l L. Pork SO 3d.. Lard city 2lCi
~ ss.5i, ;itili.3 WHISKY nominal Canal
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BUBRAEo, August I9-The great
trotting races opened to-day dnely. A
horses were at the races this afternoon.
First race, mile heats, best 8 In 5, was
won by LELAND, of this city, in three
heats. Dutchman, of Syracuse, was
second. The second race was 2 miles,
and was won by Butler In 2 straight
heats The time In both races was not
tast. The track was q little heavy,
owing to the recent rains.
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chicago MarEet

CHICAGO Aug. IL.
Flour QUIET. Wheat duh and declined
S95c; sales at 81 555I s. for old; 81 73ai "a for
new No. Il and 81 68t9l 20 for new No Z. Corn
quiet ae 661S@595<C for No. /. Oats dun nj
&1S929l4c for No. !, and &c for No. q Ness
FORK sales At &R Highwfnes irTn at s. %
Lor nee, and e 2992 %, bonded. FFeigits
hFmi So ON corn to BufiltO.-
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P1r1shnrrn nnnrnrna,

PTFTdBURSH. Aug. "a.
ThsOfl marlret yesterday was sonawhat
unsettled, holders scarcely knowing WHAT n
ask, and buyeFs keeping shy, in anticipation
o. 2 rise IN the river, large arrivals % oiland
lower prices. We give the sales a. FaI1orteI
% us ana leave our readers to indRB OF affhiF9
Tor thenselVes:;30 800 barrels at I9ISc 30 barrels
at l41&C, barrels HeIuFnefls ; i
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The Intelligencer

Is now, as It always has been, TIKI FRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HU NAN HIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS Az through
the late war IL was unRyveFVfnG In It's support
OF the canss and the soldiers Of the Repnbitr
the National Administration and Freedom
80 II VIII continue To support all MeasurPs
that are calculated to nd Just ne troublesome
questions Of the late rebellion upon a 6sLeig ~
National honor. llsfice. and enduring and
bIcsssi peues.
Not nasty in its conclusions, but t,ls, and
sincere m fEs cOnuicfi0Sls-not Ransal iOnalif In
liS spirit, but progressive aud liberal IN a. TN
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TOEed0 Marlset,

4obAsDoS aug l4s
~, EoIE Stsady Wheat E1n and s95c better
amber g 90; do crop or 'B5 81 1902 42lS; amber
90 u Sd and. MOL new Illinois spring 81 90
corn closes &c lower for mixed; sales at $50
Sec No. white SIC, Oats dull at Bic for new
MOL. Rye DUH Lake F'FefghtR dull
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PhnaaeInhfn arnrEet.

PmLADELPHrA aug. "a.
Flour very dun. Wheat firm; good red
y !194 =; spring Y 2i1S92 ., Corn, prime
yellow &C; mixed 92Gs Oats declined %
WHEY steady at 50 90 for Pennsylvania,
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Osweeo MarIEet

OSWEGOi Aug. IL
Flour firm, at $40 90 for No. spring; sII n
w heat arm but Quiet; No. / NIiiWRukes IL
held at 81 10. Corn Is held at nc for No. j
Illinois; no sales. Oats and Rye quiet, Canal
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81. 41OUIF5I AuBuBJ IL
Flour hTIn and unchanged Wheat slim
y lO92 20 for prime; e 2562 30 for choice
Corn lower 5898lc for mixed and yeIloW:6SjS
@dOc for white. Oats lower, at 3Gl64Oc. PIo-
visions unchanged. WhtslEy lower, at 81 258
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-The Touring
mill of Hare, Mari, q Co., Glasgow
missouri, was burned week ago; loss
$S5, GOO; NO Insurance.
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NEW York, Aug. 14.-GeneraI Mar
shall Leftert has accepted the appoint
ment Of engineer OF the consolidated
american and Western Union Tele-
graph lines.
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appointed secretaFies ofthe Convention
90 Rarines OF New York, John C0yIe Of
the District Of Columbia, AIR. Potts, Of
Pennsylvania, and Jas. r. OTBeifne. Of
the District Of Columbia
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HALnAx, N. s., Aug. I4.-The steam
ship Cuba, from Liverpool, on the 9Th
via Queenstown on, the 9th, has arrived
at this port.
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Ailords an excellent opportunity for ad-
The Tri-Weekly

Is published every other day-TnesIays.
thursdays and Satupiays-and IS filled, in
the main, with the contents Ofthe two pre-
eeding issues OF the Daily, giving all the news
by telegraph and otherJSlse.
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MIIwauI.ee MnrI.ef-

MIBwAUKEE, Aug. II.
Flour drm and quiet. Wheat unsettled at
s. 94t9l IS for No. 1. Corn declined Ic, Oats
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For Sheriff Of Ohio County.
subject to anolninaf3on ofa called Convention,
n N. WTEEIAUTa

MFR. WILLIAMS has ALWAYS BEEN
IWt q strong stauneld and uliVEaVeFiuR Union
man. and 10llelIea al the requisites that
should beEeqniEed % an Ofiicer, That he ii
mated and e1sGted, VII make an excplteut
sbeFIn; and have no doubt but ttIli receive
county gu2' tCP1 MANY BRIENDss
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Ill: CIRcULAT,IoN

-a qyrur
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INDLANoPoLTs, August lathe Ma
tional Association OF School Superin-
tendents closed their session Tonight.
Additional delegates reported to-day
from Michigan, New York, Ohio, Ten
ne8see and Indiana. The committee an
pointed to memorilize Congress for the
blishment ola National bureau OF
education reported. Resolutions were
adopted thanking the House of Repre-
sentatiVeS for the PASSAGE AZ
bill looking to the establishment
of such,institutions and appointing a
COMMITTEES to bring the subject properly
beforethe Senate. Hon, 6. e. White.
OF Ohio, was elected President of the
Association. Statistical reports showed
the indtVtdnaI school fund to be over
seven million, the largest of any State,
The American Normal Association,
convened to-day. Delegates from all
sections Of the country.
The National Teachers Association
meets tomorrow.
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bllL1ELIIlIlII Al :. H.
Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn dull
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DORTABLB STEAM ENGINES, CON-
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price. I1ey are Widely and lavOEably known
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-15

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