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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-20
Kentucky State
LOTTER Y.
TO BE DRAWN AT COvINGTON, KY,
# Glass P, August 18th,
."' Class Q, August 3lst,I
roa 1867.

Prizes amounting to $23o,65o.
$4,000 Numbers and zSS Prizes.
Tickets SI2. Halves SO, Quarters IS.
PLAN OF LHE LoTIERY-The numbers from
1 TO $1,000, printed on separate slips 'f paper,
are encircled with small tin tubes aud plac-
ed In one wheel. The prizes, OF which there
are 7SS varying as above, from 0,000 TO $50,
are sim mularIy printed on separate slips, en-
circled, and placed in another wheel. The
wheels are then Ievolved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numb berS, and at the
same lime q prize is drawn from the other
wheel The number and prize drawn out are
opened and exhibited to the audience, aud
registered, the prize being placed against the
number drawn. This operation Is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
ERThe above MAGNIFICENT s1EeLE-NUM-
Der LOTTERY will be drawnIN PU BLIC, in
CovINGToN,R ky, BY SWORN n MlsSI NERS
at ONE O'CLOCK, p. ID , at the corner OF Fourth
and scott Sts. The Kentucky State Lot
cries are no Gift Enterprises, but responsible
Money Lotteries, that have been conducted
for the past thirty years, and are drawn
under the authority of chatter from The
State, and bonds are given for the pay ment
OF all prizes. The drawings are published in
the New York Herald aud Cincinnati Com
merclal. '-- = E..-E -E.-.. u u
The above scheme viii bedrawn the middle
and last of eI Ich month during 1867 and 1858.
Circulars OF Lotteries drawing daily sent
Address all orders for tickets to .-a-.-
MURRAY, EDDY d CO.,
-COVinEtOn, KY.
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.

.I REMOVAL.
I HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP
u and StoTe-Room
From Ize MARKET 70 1O6 Main Street,
Where win be pleased te see all my old
customers, and as many new ones pa cSoosa
TO give me their patronage. have q f1Il a.
sortmsnt OF All kinds OF ware usually found
IN sncn estehtishnentsI and am prepared to
MI Al orders for anything acknowledgements
nom Copper, Tin or sheet Iron
nave several INST class lob Workmen
Gnu Gnu VII GO any Work promptly and al as
low 5atea as any establishment In the state
sSgeo-Sr GEO. w. JOHNSON,
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Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OEFICE No. % MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
lRA terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
Collections made on all points.
In order to meet want that has long been
felt In this community, this Institution will
receive on Wednesday and Saturday afLer.
noon between the hours of two and four o..
clock, Deposits of any sum of money, nom
one dollar and upwards, on which interes
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
D1REcToRs:-Alex. Laughlin, A. j. Pannen
OFT, James PAUL, Alex. J. Cecil, James Reed
ocI7-Iy A. G. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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sISaLE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

pa,,s ora ,,s.r 49,. 81, so
6,,I-. s,~ ,,,onihs s........................ 400
Daily three S,OO
: Daily delivered by carrier. per week lSc
TIL weekly one year 500
Tri Weekly SIX months ..................... $50
Weekly one eyear........................ 400
weeklyslx months. ...,..........-- 100
weekly three months nths.........,................ so
CLUBS.
TEI-weekly one ear, Five Copies..-..&aO, 90
TrI-woekIy one year, Ten Copies. 35 90
Weekly one year, Five Copies.........." 900
Weekly one year. Tea Copies. .....-.... 1900
Weekly one year, Twenty Copies...,.,. 5000
And an extra copy of the Weekly TO the get.
terupof each W eekly club OF ten or more.
Remittances for Clubs must be made at one
time, but additions may be made at any
time at Club Rates, afIer the Club has been
raised, provided q full years subscription Is
taken. -
Remit in Checks or Post office Money Or
ders, II possible. Address,
~ CAMPBELL, FREw s CO.,
Wheeling, West Virginia.
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INDIAN sHORRORs.

the Late Auasss.acrS Ma ON the union Pa.
cthc RailrORd.-.The Appearance OF
the MutIIAeed VIctIma..An Awful
SpecIacIe...How u Feels to be
scalped---AT Thrilling Race for Life.
n.....rrnnnl.nnn In,,in ncn,nnr,rk
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-26
New York STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, July -.
Gold shade caSer; opening N 1891
and closing al 1891.
Government stocks quiet. and with
out any decided change; closing quo.
tationS: Coupons. 81. ll0t: do ~ ll1l;
do. ii 1909; do 81, 1904: do January
and July. lUSg: do % lOSs; l0-i0S, log;
August ,-3Os. lO7 /; June, 1919.
Stocks opened firm, but experienced
Il marked decline in the afternoon, on
the adviceS that r. NJ Blackford was
elected President of the New York Cen
trail, in place of Henry Keep, resigned,
II having been supposed that Mr.. BaX-
ter had been agreed upon for the posi-
sion. The following were the closing
prices at $50 l.. NJ: Ohio Certificates,
Na27t Carton. 50Ia5l; Cumberland 3Sa
a39: Quicksilver 34a34!: Mariposa, lOa
alO!: Western Union Telegraph 4SfaiSs;
Pacific Mail l46sal47; Atlantic Mail, H.
all3; New York Central, lOS4al09: Erie,
73sa73s; Hudson, ll9all9t; Reading.
l074; Michigan Southern, S3faS2J; Hi
nois Central ll9all9t; Pittsburg, 92ta93;
Toledo, l22i: Rock Island, lO3alO3t:
Northwestern. 4Ssa4St do preferred 72sa
12i; Fort Wayne, lO6al06i; Wabash,
53; Adams Express 13ta73!; American
72ia73; United States 73!a74: Wells,
Fargo II Co.. 69ia70: Merchants Union
l5al6.
Missouri is l0lialu5; New TennesSecs
61a6.i.
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From Richmond

RICHMOND. July 25.-rhe reply OF
Justice Hastings court to General
Schofelds communication will be made
tomorrow. The Court .iustifcs the de
cision named by. him on the ground of
Justice, and denies that the parties be-
ing born in the North or South had any
thing to do with il. With reference to
fining HAITI only one cent for uSSaulting
the teacher of the frecdmen'S school
who had whipped his brother, they say
the time never was that Il Virginia
court would impris0n any man for an
assault upon another man, when that
man had beaten child, though the
child YVES of no kith OF kin, much
less when that childwas the son. daugh-
ter, brother or sister OF the party cOm-
hitting the assault With reference to
the court having advised a nOlle prose
qui in q case where the counsel of the
parties had said no courts were intend
ed only TO try the csnfcderates, the
magistrates disclaim all responsibility
for what the counsel may say, and deny
that their Judgment was at all intiu-
epced by the remark in question. The
commonwealth of the city, and Hast
ing's Court also sent letters sustaining
the facts cited by the magistrates.
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Cincinnati NIarIEcI.

CINCINNATI. July -.
FLOUR-Firmrr: family 10 25al0 10:
better demand.
WHEAT-Firmer; receipts light; No.
red . O5a2 10; prime to choice Ken
tucly wheat = 20a2 80.
CORN-Uuchangrd: not much de-
uand.
RYE-Scarca and would bring | ~ on
the spot. but cannot be sold for future
delivery excepting at material de-
cline.
OATS-NeIy scarce; sold at - and at
the close were held at 90: new can he
bought to arrive next week at 40.
BARLEY-Dull at 1 GOAL o..
COTTON-Dull: middling "a: hardly
any demand.
WHISKY-Steady nj 81 III bond.
MESS PORK-Dull and nothing do
ing: held at - 30.
BULK MEATS-Dull and nothing
bought to limited extent at IL and
sides at AZ
BACON-Scarce and none of cOnsr-
qurnce in market: abont 60 hogsheads
was procured 1T li7 for sides aud l5ia
IL for clear rib and clear sides.
LARD-Firm at ~, generally held
at 12s.
BUTTERFLY az lsa22 for fair Ia
prime.
CHEESE-Dull AT l2al2l.
HAY-Dull at II 0Oal3 On per ton.
GOLD-l39.
MONEY-Market steady.
Weather hot and dry and rain much
needed for crOps-there are some com
plaimiS coming in.
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8g Teltqraph.
TO THR REGISTER
FROM NEW YORK.
Mexican Ncws-Dicd Snddeniy-1en-
eraI Albert Pikc-AdVices from
U.yti-F iIIibusiering Expedition
Abandoned.

Mexican Ncws-Dicd sHddeniy-Gen-
eraI Albert Pikc-AdriceS from
Hayti FiIIibusiering Expedition
Abandoned
New YORK, July 25.-The Herald,s
Nav Orleans special says: Latest adj
v;ces from the capital state that Mar
onez, O'Horan, and other prominent
chiefs were at large.
General Audrada, Lacuaza, Larez anu
Others were found secreted in the En-
glish Minister'S house, and arrested OH
The ground that foreign powers ana not
recoonize the Liberal Government,
therefore no consideration was due the
The northern army left the capital
for the interior.
Corvona recently passed through
Oneretaro with seven thousand men,
en- rsute for the Sierra D'Anca to oppose
LoZada.
Diaz recently obtained from eight
commercial houses S200,0 without in
terest, TO pay his army.
Prominent army officers are oierIng
their resignation every daY, but none
are accepted.
OIerO CaSIlllO anu t'ia "SAS
ais, according to private "ccounts, were
RECENTLY shot mt Queretaro. The publ
cation of the fact was prohibited by the
authorities. Canales proclaimed hlm-
self Governor of Tamaulipas and levied
contributions on NictOrial, San Fernan-
do and other places. The people are
much excited aud call upon the Gov
eminent for aid. Assistance has been
promised and three thousand troops
have left Queretaro to relieve the gar
=ison at MatamOras.
The Herald's Louisville special says :
George H. Kopmyer, q Mason of high
standing, died suddenly thew Albany,
today.
Mississippi papers report thai dis
ease resembling cholera has appeared
slong the Yazoo among the freedmen,
which has proved fatal in many instan-
ces.
The Herald's Nashville special says :
A communication from citizen Of Mem
phis has been received by Secretary OF
State Fletcher, calling his attention to
the incendiary speech Of the rebel Gen
eral Albert Pike, and his article on arm
ing the citizens on election day, and
asking ifhe has aot violated his parole,
according to General Grants letter to
General Pillow.
Advices from Hayti state that a gen
eral amnesty was granted to all politi-
cal offenders, except Gcffrard and his
wife. SeulouQue had been again invited
to return. Preparations were being
made for his reception. Salnave having
inspirited public confidence found 10
difficulty in getting all the monies he
wanted. General Saloman had been APP
pointed minister Ia the courts of Lon.
don, Paris and Madrid.
The yellow fever bad disappeared
from Kingston. Jamaica.
The Times special announces the
abandonment of the Mexican fiilibus
terlng schemes which have agitatcd the
Gulf coast since the death of MaXimil
ian.
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From Galveston.

GALVESTON, July 25.-Leadiug cotton
factors agree that gross worms, which
precede the cotton destroying worm tif-
teen days, have appeared. The freed
men have not worked we'll on some
plantations. All accounts agree that
the crop will be at least equal to last
year; now estimated N lSD.on0 10 2ln,-
900 bales.
A large quantity of war material has
accumulated at san Antonio, destined
for the State OF Chihauhau. Rafael
Aldreth, it's owner, alleges that the
Mexican Government intends it for dis
tribution among the citizens for defence
against Indians. In spite of these
statements, il is suspected that the war
material is intended for the use OF fill
busters.
Galveston is now quite healty.
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General! Meade

NEW YORK. July ga Washington
special says General Meade has been
designated to succeed General Sheridan
when the President was ready to move
in the matter.
The President sees no present ncceS-
sity for issuing proclamation against
6llibusteriug.
Mr.. luxembourg is to be clothed with
limited powers TO represent the United
States at Mexico unit! regular minis
lister is appointed.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July %.
COTTON-A shade easier; sales l0OU
bales at 27a21i for uiddling uplands,
chiefly at %.
FLoUR-Receipts 1874 barrels; mar,
ket dali: lOc lower for old; sales OF 5eoo
barrels at 6 4Oa1 90 for superfine state,
and 6 4Oaa 90 for superfine western; w
90 * for extra western; 10 4Oal2 w tor
choice do: 9 sual0 65 for shipping brands
eytra rouud hoop Ohio; 10 75al2 % for
trade brands: 9 00all 90 for spring st.
I,ouis II GOALS 90 for winter do. Cali
fornia -four without decided change;
sales COO barrels. Rye 'hour firm: sales
$50 barrels at 00a9 90.
WHISKY-Quiet; sales 100 barrels
WHEAT-Receipts 9707 bushels; mar
ket dull and BABE lower for old, and 3a5c
lower for new; sales 5000 bushels; COZ
for rejected spring. 10 for No. : Mil
waukee, . 5Oa2 90 for new amber Mary
land and Tennessee, 2 III for white Mary
land, go for old white Michigan. and
2 30 for white California.
RYE-More active; sales oil l2,ooo
bushels Canada ut 5Oa1 s..
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Nominal.
CORN-Receipts l90,05 bushels; in
good request and firm; sales OF l66,OOO
bushels at GOAL 02 for new mixed west
ern; u for choice do, and S5a96 for
unsound do, 93a95 for kiln dried.
OATS-Receipts 63,O63 bushels: mar
ket Il shade rirmer; sales of $4,000 bush
els at S2aSI for western: - for unsound,
gal "a for Ohio and State and 30 for
Jersey.
RlCE-Quiet.
COFFEE-NOminal.
SUGAR-Firm: sales of 90 hhd~. Gu
la at llall!.
MOLASSES-Dnll.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Firla; Ii for crude in
bulk; 3la323 for refined i'll bond.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales 9coU
bbls ut % 6Oa2O IS for new mess: clos
| ing at % 62 cash; - - for old do: ~ I1a
~ 10 for prime end - 81 fol prime mess;
also 1000 bbls new mess at ~ l5a2l ~
buyers option for August.
BEEF-Firm: sales $50 barrels.
BEEF HAMS Dull: sales ~ bills at
30 OOalO 90.
BACON-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales lij pack
ares at llial2 for shoulders and l5alc
fer hams.
LARD-Quict and firm: sales $50 hhI>
at l2al3l for new.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Lower; 7al6l.
LATEST Markell =. ".
FLOUR-Dull aud ~ lower for old
and heavy for fresh ground.
WHEAT-Dull and declining with
holders of new.
RYE Quiet; 40al 10 Tor western.
OATS-Quiet and firm; Sass for west
eru: 9}a9i for Ohio.
CORN Quiet; GOAL 81 for sound and
S6ag- for uusound new mixed western
PORK-Hcavy, but lower; sales lS0C
bbls OF mess nj % 50a23 80 cash and
regular; market closing with buyers al
% 81 cash and sellers at % Cpl.
! BEEF-QUiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Firm with limited
supply: dry sailed shoulders llsal2.
BACON--Firm and quiet for want ot
| stock.
LARD-F'irm; l2lal3! for fair tc
prime steam aud l%Eal3& for KEITH" rem.
! drrrG
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From New Orienns

NEW LOELEANs, July 25.-Icstcrday
morning the passenger train on the
Jackson railroad ran OH the bridge neal
Terry. Mississippi, 10y parties removing
rails. The locomotive, tender, mail and
baggage cars were thrown from the
track, falling thirty feet. The paSscn-
ger ears remained on the bridge. The
fireman was killed, and the engineer
and brakeman We're badly injured.
A reward of SloOo in gold is offered for
the arrest of the miScrcantS who re-
moved the rails. \ similar attempt
was made three weeks ago NJ Crystal
Spring, niue miles above. bat failed.
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south Carolina Union Republican,
Convention

COLUMBIA, s. c., July -. The Union
Republican Convention met to-day.
About sixty delegates were present,
representatives from sixteen dis riots.
A committee on credentials was annoint-
ed and several addresses were mode
This evening tie gas was turned off
leaving all in darkness, causing much
excitement. 4 guard was asked for
from General Burton and was obtained
for the protection of the Convention.
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s,;u..,,..-Cru.hed TO Death

NEW YORK, July 25.-The number OF
an;gr.nts landed here last week was
5a5S making the number since January
LAT 1896 against l43,s90 to CORES
ponding date of 1866.
Mary Crawford, an employe in the
NewburS cotton mills was yesterday
crushed to death by being caught in tn,
machinery.
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New Work 1tCms.

New YORK, July 25.-Bishop Young,
of Florida, was couSecrated in Trinity
Church to-day, in the presence of six
Bishops and fifty clorgymen Bishop
Wilmer, of Louisiana. delivered The ser
mon.
A Washington dispatch says: VI. De
Bertherny, French Minister has arrived.
Advices from NJ. Dano, French Minis
ter at Mexico, Tow virtually a prisoner,
states he urges that no hostile or often
sive operations be made for him as lie
feels confident Juarez, ON his arrival ut
the City of Mexico. will release hin.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. Its contents viii y
made up Of all important news Of the wcei
telegraphic reports, transact ions In the Markets
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest ~
Agricultural Column, special corrr,p ond'n1
nom all parts of the State, choice litrr,r, an
poctical selections, and a large amount Of ,7r
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable %
all classes Of the community. In shor, H.
WEEKLY REGISTER win CONTINUES n he W
best Family HssrpdPer 'reT pUbhShsd in ~
State.
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From Portland

PORTLAND, Me-, July pa specia
dispatch says: The Reverend X: q
Chase and wife, Miss Hauple, Miss Taze
well and J. Harmon, all of Philadelphia
). f. Clark and wife of birmingham
Mass. and Capt. c. Robinson of Ire
mont, were capsized in boat and
drowned in Desert Bar harbor. or Noun,
Island Yesterday.
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The market presents butlitt

The market presents butlittle ANNA
ton in financial circles. Money is in
excessive supply; temporary loans are
freely offered on good stock collaterals
ut 5 per cerr. and upon government Sc
curities at per cent. First class bust
ness paper is in demand at 6ia7 per
cent. per annun discount, but there is
comparatively little currency for other
class signatures.
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Farmers, Merchants. and Cat.
tie Dealers

Will have their interests specially cou-r';rd
the preparation Of this column, and no bu,ir,,.
man in West Virginia should hesitate 10 ava
himself of its advantages.
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a Notable.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Among the pas
scngers by the Persia was Captain
Peschourotf, OF the Russian Imperial
navy, who comes commissioned by the
Gar rs special envoy to hand over
the newly acquired territory OF Rus
sian America to the United States.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, July D.
BEEVES-Supply this week exceeds
1900 head; trade dull and prices fully 1c
below Monday.
SHEEP-Dull and depresSed: lac for
common to choice.
LAMBS-6a94 for State and Sail for
Jersey.
HOGS-Dull ut 7ta7t.
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Extensive Deposits

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Immense depos-
its of tin ore have been discovered IN
Madison county, one lode between five
and six hundred feet wide. Several
smaller ones have also been found. The
surface ore yields from Il TO II pei
cent. These deposits are the largest
known in the world.
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RegistrntiOn.

MONTGOMERY, July 24.-Partial of,
fetal returns from Al counties shows
D.. 600 whites, in round numbers, ana
$4,000 blacks are registered. The b oon -
will exceed the whites at least 3o,oVV IA
the State. Twenty counties where Ine
blacks have msjorities will elect over owe.
half the members TO the State o9nNeh-
tinn
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RRfaio Markcr.

BUFFA-9, July -.
Flour, demand moderate; spring IL 90
all 30: white fresh ground IA 90. Wheat
quiet and nominal. Corn. No. = held at
9O: sales of No. 2 at 50; rejected sIas2
Oats firm and quiet; held at 80 for No. 2
Chicago. Canal freights dull TO New
York; corn III; oats u.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July -.
Flour quiet and heavy. Wheat dull
Corn dull at 50. Oats quiet at 6sa6sl
for new. Rye offered att 10. Barley
neglected. Whisky nominal at 31a32
Mess pork dull at "a 00a24 20. Bulk
meats firm: shoulders III: no sides of
cred. Lard dull at llial24.
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From. Rostou

Boston, July 25.-The Supreme Judi
cial Court to-day dismissed petitioa oi
James LanstOn that the municipal tax
on shares in several National Banks be
made invalid and set aside.
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DcCaniped.

BRIDG&PoET, Conn, July 25.--Wm-
Howard Barnum. teller Of the Pcquou-
mock national bank has decamped with
several thousand dollars OF tie hanks
MONEY.
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Wheeling. West yirgini1
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The National. Beaten

| CHICAGO, July 25.-There was base
ball match to-day between the Nation
ais of Washington, d. c., and Forest
City. of Rockford, Illinois. The latter
won in 9 innings. Score, - to 81
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('riel1ef frntci.

CIxCINNAri. July 25.-The cricket
match between the Thames and Union
clubs was ended yesterday, the Union
scoring IL. and the Thames 81.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, July pa royal com
mission passed through here to-day to
arrange for forming the northwestern
territory into Il COLONY.
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THE X Il GISTEH

win strive to make, the popular mind vi,e,,
conviction, rather than slavish by di,'a,on 81,
win labor TO disseminate only such v.rvs Ipg
and the zeal of truth.