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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.-This
evening a party of Toughs assaulted
German on the Walnut street wharf.
An officer who went to his assistance
was numerically beaten and stabbed
in the stomach and had his nose bitten
off, Another officer came up and drew
revolver on the rouRhs. They
attempted to take it from him, and SO
wrenched the barrel from thu stock.
The party then escaped. No arrests
were made. The officer stabbed will
probably die.
PHLADELPHIA, August 19.-James
Keating, John Carr;gan and Lawrence
Tobin are in custody, being principals
in the murderous assault upon police
man Camac and other officers last
night. Camac is in a critical condition.
It was reported this afternoon that
Mr.. Cabot, connected with an iron estab-
lishment in this city, proved a default
er to the amount of S6O, 900. 1t appears
that statement of the workings OF the
company had been ordered to be made
at a meeting called for that purpose on
Monday night, but owing to the ab-
sence of Cabot it was prevented. The
books of the establishment were then
examined, when the deficit was discov-
cred.
PITTSBURGH, August 19.-Hon. Dar-
win Phelps, of Ktttaining, received the
Republican Congressional namtnat1on
for the 2Sd District this morning.
The Democratic conference yesterday
afternoon nominated Lewis G. Mitchell
for Congress from the same District.
A Young man named Robt. Houston
was found drowned in the Allegheny
river this morning. The manner of his
death is a mystery.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
WheellnE yshoIesale Iarkei.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING,
August 10, 1858,
.uring the week moderat


Business during the week moderate
With indications of gradual improve
ment. Below Is the quotations:
PRov1sIoNs-In good demand and
prices tending upward; sales OF can
vassed sugar cured hams at 22kc; fam
ily canvassed 21c; clear sides 1S1zc;
clear rib sides 173zc; shoulders 141zci
mess pork $50 90.
CHEEsE-The continued heavy ex-
port demand at New York has caused a
further advance throughout the coun-
try. and prices are 1c per ID higher. We
quote factory at 1910; Western Re-
serve at 1414e.
LARD-Leaf, tierces l9.
LARD OII.-Extra 81 50a1 %.
RIoE-Rangoon lie; Carolina 121zc.
SUaAR-Prices are steady. We quote
Porto Rico at 14a151zc; Cuba 123<c: re-
fined crushed 179<ci A coffee 1910; B
do 161<c; G do 16c; c do yellow 151sc.
MoLASsS-Market quiet and un-
leans at 90c; Porto Rico S5c. Baltimore
syrup 75sS0c; New York do 65a7Oc.
SoDA-Bi.carbonate soda Sc; sal-soda
Sc: soda In papers 10c.
SrARoH-Foxe's Sc; Glen Cove 131<c;
Maizena, 13Hc.
SoAR-Family 65za751c;o 20 German ga
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead lie; shot
THa@Gunpowder tea, 81 40a1 75;
Young Hyson tea, 81 40a1 GO; Black
tea, 90caS1 10.
ToBAcco-Navy tobacco, 7Oa72c; dark
los and rs, 7Oa72c; bright rs and los,
soc; fig lump, 81 10; cut and Dry 2oc;
rett's snuff, Use; Garrett's snuff In boxes
Ss so.
Zoos Market steady, and prices
range at about 13c per dozen.
FRATHRRs-NeW, zoe.
CHREsR-Sales of Western Reserve at
1870; Goshen 19c.
CoFFEE-Rio, fair to good, 22a26c
Hummell's essence, q 50; Felix's ex-
Ca CAs1DLEs-city D mould tallow, 16ci
CARoN Om-Firm but quiet at S3c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 421<c; Cot
ton Batting 271za2Sc; Candle Wick
APPLEs-Coming in freely and prices
dropping. Sales at $Sa4 per barrel, al
BUTTEE-Duil, with sales at 25c fol
SWEET PorAToEs-Are beginning tc
arrive and are held at s. O0s4 so pei
HAY-continues scarce and arm, bu
unchanged. Prime is selling at $40 o.
FLoUR-In good demand at the fol
lowing quotations old white whea
family Sl2 90; extra S10a1O .. Old houl
is nearly out of the market.
'GRAIN.-There is not much doing
We quote prime red wheat at 81 9OaZ 10
and white at S2 10a 20 ? bushel. CORE
Prime yellow at 81 05 p bushel. oic M
oats are unchanged; new cannot bt
quoted above 60 p bushel. New rye
81 20a1 .. Nothing doing In barley
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The VIII OF Thaddeus stevens.

PHILADELPHIA, August 19.-Thad.
deus Stevens will has been admitted
to probate. It is an autograph docu-
ment, and contains the following be-
quests: To the Juvenile Library Asso-
cation of Caledonia county Academy,
at Peacham, VI, $1,000; to the trustees
of the grave yard in the same town, the
burial place of his parents, 5000. Va
rious sums are given as legacles to his
house keeper and relatives. OF the
residue of his estate, amounting to
about $50, 600, $50, 600 is to be expended
by his trustees in erecting in Lancaster
conditionally, or in Columbia, suitable
buildings for an orphan asylum for in.
digent orphans, without distinction OF
race or color. The will is dated July
SOth, 1867, and names o. ]. Dickey and
Edward MCPHERSON executors and
trustees. A codicil gives the Baptist
brethren $1,000 conditIonally, and
81, 600 to the Pennsylvania College al
Gettysburg.
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Indian Outrases in Knnsas.

ST, LOUIS, August 19.-Latest advices
from Kansas are that the Indians have
lefs Solomon Valley and quiet is re-
stored. Most of the settlers who were
driven away are returning to their
homes. Adjutaut General McAtee re-
ports eight persons buried, three miss
ing and FIVE wounded. This is probably
less than half the actual casualties. AT
least twenty persons have been killed.
General SuIly reports that two daught-
ers of Aaron Bell were rescued from
the Indians. About two hundred set
tiers are left destitute, having been
stripped of provisions, clothing, bed
ding and everything else the Indians
could carry away or destroy. Appeals
have been made to the citizens OF Lea
venworth and other places to aid the
sufferers.
Omaha dispatches say that the chief
Qnartermaster of the Department of the
Platte has received orders for the i'm
mediate construction of extensive mil
itary barracks upon the Government
reservation three miles North OF the
city.
The Union Pacific Railroad is now
completed within ninety miles of Gree n
river. It is reported that considerable
difficulty exists at Green River City be-
tween the settlers and the agents of the
Union Pacific Railroad, the former
claiming the right to the road by occu-
The Republicans of the Eighth Dis
trict of this State, at Macon yesterday,
nominated Geo. F. Benjamin for re-
election to Congress by reclamation.
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BUFFALO, August l9.-The schooner
Mont Blame, OF Detroit, with cargo OF
grain from Chicago, entering the har-
Dor during heavy gale. went ashore
on the break water at O'Clock this
morning. The schooner is humping
heavily, but will be got off without
much damage. Several collisions oc'
Cured on the lake during the gale.
The first annual Convention of the
Diocese of Western New York was
opened in st. Paui's Church in this
city, this morning, Bishop Cox presl,
ding. There were one hundred and
twenty four clergymen present.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-General
Rawlings, who had severe attack OF
hemorrage two or three days ago, las
recovered sufficiently to be out, and
was at the army headquarters for a
short time this morning.
The appointment of Supervisors is
still pending, none having been made.
Commissioner Rollins intends sending
over the nominations for the remain
ing districts shortly.
Among the visitors at the White
House this a. m. were Gems. Hancock
and Rosseau. Both had interviews
with the President.
The rumors that our government
contemplates a protectorate to Mexico
are pronounced in responsible quarters
to be without foundation. The policy
heretofore pursued towards. that Re.
public will be continued.
The Washington Fire Departments
have been reorganized by the Fire
Commissioners. 1t is now composed
of white men. The black men en-
ployed on the coming in of the present
city administration have been dismiss
a6
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The Attitude of the President.
The Conservative Movement fn
Maryland.

WARRINGTON, D. c., August 1s, 1865.
The President is represented as being
exceedingly displeased at the reports
made regarding his conversations with
those gentlemen from New York who
have been trying to reconcile him to
the Seymour ticket. Tho very slight
aIlusion in Democratic papers to his
final promises to support their ticket
has annoyed him TO such degree that
prominent Democrats here assert that
they would not be surprised at posi-
tive break on his part with the Demo-
Gratis. One of the latter class most in
innate with Mr.. johnson, and one OF
his warm defenders, asserted today
the President was not inclined 10 do
the Democrats any good and could not
be depended on for any party aid what
ever.
himself aloof from the movement of the
Maryland conservatives toward Grant,
Democrats have begun to oppose him
publicly for Congress, asserting that II
elected he would give his whole iDt1u-
euce in favor of Grant. Ex-Governor
Bradford is now engaged in preparing
an address to the conservatives of the
country, inviting them to join the Mary
land conservatives in supporting Grant
and COlfax.
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MoNraoMERY BLAIR, who has been
announced by the desperate Democracy
to speak at sundry plsces in this State,
Is Joint author and partner in Franks
revolutionary letter, which SO pleased
the Southern rebels-Preston, of KY,
Wade Hampton and Forrest-that they
nominated him for Vice President. The
letter had to go through Montgomery,s
mill before 1t could be given to the
public; it beiDg-as everything else is
with the Blairs-all in the family.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, 19.-Exaggerated ac-
counts of difficulty at Waynesburg,
were published here this morning. La
ter and more reliable information con-
tradicts the report of the killing of 3
persons. No one was killed, but three
citizens were wounded, one severely,
and several horses killed. The follow
ing are the particulars: On Thursday
last a number of persons in mask went
to Wayne Furnace, where some ne
groes had been drilling, and after con-
sulting with the proprietor, they con-
ferred with the leading negroes and
advised them to quit drilling and give
up their arms to the Superintendent OF
the Furnace TO be turned over to the
State. The negroes consented and the
maskers left, and as they rode back
through Wavnesburg they were fired
upon by the sheriff's possee, concealed
in stockade in town with the result
above stated. They returned
the fire and scattered. a meeting OF
citizens was held at Waynesburg Sat-
urday, and protested against all vio-
lence and pledged themselves to peace
The session of the Teachers Conven-
ton to-day was devoted to :sc Ameri-
can Normal School Association. a
number of interesting topics were dis
cussed, and able speeches were made
by Messrs. White, Gregory and Van
R0kaiau.
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TIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, August 19.-This
evening the offices, effects, cars, en-
giues, &c., of lhe Washington Aiexan-
dria and Georgetown Railroad Co.,
were taken possession of by the Receiv-
er, under order of the circuit court at
Alexandria.
A special despatch to Gazette says
the Rotunda of the University of Virgin
ia, took fire accidentally to-day, and the
building and library were considerably
damaged. A train from Charlottesville
took down some persons who put out
the fire. Loss not known.
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CANADA

TORONTO, August I9.-The Board of
Agriculture appointed committee to
examine into the cattle disease. The
committee will proceed to Illinois and
make the necessary inquiries. The
disease has appeared at Paris and
Dundas, and Is supposed to have been
communicated by diseased cattle con-
veyed over the Great Western Railway
from the Western States to New York.
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I....., Woo,l,e,.

P1rrsBuRa, August 19.-River-lOIn-
ches and stationary. Weather-CleRr
and warm. Mercury SO.
CINCINNATI, August I9.-Rtver-Fall.-
len 4 inches; feet in the channel.
weaiher-Cloudy heavy rain last
night and some this forenoon. Ther-
mometer eOs.
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MAINE

PORTLAND, August 19.-Through the
efforts of Governor Chamberlain Sl29,-
600 of the remaining unsettled claims
of the State against the General Gov
eminent have been allowed and paid.
These claims were rejected at the pre-
vious settlement, but on re-examtna-
ton have been allowed.
Hon. George d. Pendletou passed
through here to-day on his way TO
Bangor. --=
Hon. E. A. Storrs, of Illinois, and
Gen. Mcdowell, are here to-day.
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National insurance CQnpaRY
wHEELING. WEST

WHEELING, WEST va.
onice, . Monroe ST., next door to 1st Ma
oFTICERs:
GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP. Secretary.
CHAEIm h. COLLIER Assistant Secretary.
IJTRECroRs:-John E. Wilson, Jas. G. On,
John A. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo. X
Wheat, Alex,r. LRughlin, James Mckinney
M9Egan L or, Geo. Sla,a ADAMS Ss.,,,or Merchant.
National Bank, Wheeling List, Morrison q
Co. Wholesale GrocsB, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handian 4 Co., Wholesale GEoceB, Wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe, Kraft d Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FTanKhelm q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liq uors, Wheel
Ing; WinshiP, Woods q Co., QueensEaEe
Wheeling; 7. G. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell, Frew Co., Pubs. Intelligence,
wheeling; OFT, Son 4 Co Hardware, Wheel
ing; ]. E. Sands, Cashier, First Nat Bank,
Fatrmont; 4. p. Camden, Prest. Nat. Ex.
Bank. Weston, W. Va Capt. John McIlnfe.
JT, Wheeling. apf9
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BumIo.

Aueusr 1e.-FLouR-Steady.
-Wheat-ActiVe for milingi
saIes of White Michigan at e 80; white
Ohio 8 40: amber Michigan q .; red
Nichjgan s2 20: new and old No. l
snTinse mixed 500. Corn-Firmer;
saies Of early at 81 10a1 107z, latterS1 II.
Oats-In good request sales OF D,OOO
b9shs1s 9FhsIaars@whsat a1 Sc 12o, corn Sc.
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mIseOURL

ST.. LOUIS. 1s.-The Democrats of the
First Congressional District in conVen;
tion here this morning, nominated
Erastus Wells for Congress, he receiv-
ing one vote more than John hogan.
Tue nomination was subsequently
made unanimous.
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Fr. MONROE, August 19.-Captain
Dennis was found in the Chowan river,
last Thursday, with his throat cut, and
his vessel was in a neighboring creek;
he had been robbed of one thousand
dollars and then murdered.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

The meeting of the Teachers Ma
lional Association to-day was deeply
interesting. An address of welcome
was made by Hon. NeilI s. Brown of
this city, which was responded to by
Hon. j. NJ. Gregory, President of the
Association. a report-on the study OF
the classics in colleges was made by
President Andrews, OF Marietta Ohio,
and tonight Mr.. Gregory made an en-
tertainiug grafton on the subject of ed
ucation. Much interest is manifested
in the meeting by the citizens.
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TOLEDO, August 19.-The Republi-
cans of the Tenth Ohio District in con-
vention at Napoleon, to-day nominated
]. NJ. Ashley for reelection to Congress
by reclamation.
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Co-narstnneLnth.

PoRr JARVIS, n. Y, Augt Is.-The
cornor stone of a new Reformed church
in this place was laid this afternoon
with appropriate services.
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May Il, 1857.
DIRECTORS.

OAPTKA1s
DIRECTORS.
Christian Hess, William Klevfs, Benno
Hammer, John Oesteriing, John Pfnrr. a J.
Long, Anton Reynaun, Philip Scnuehle
TJaIS COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN
lied, Is prepared to insure Buildings
Furniture, Merchandise and other PerSonM
Property at favorable rates-
Losses after due adjustment, VIII be
promptly paid. ,,,-,--.
Applications for Insurance Will receive I'M
mediate attention nom the Secretary.
Company's ONCE, in Bank OF Wheeling.
Main street
h A KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESTERLING. President,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President
ANTON REYMANN, Treasurer,
FHILIP 4I1tts scH9EHLE, SsurveyOra-
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH,J
Iun@ly
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EeW Cotton.
Arrived.

MACON, GA, Aug. 1s.-The first bali
of new cotton arrfVsd here to-day.
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ausnranEe.
Franklin Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING.
Directors.


SAM'1 McCLELLAN, GEORGE MENDH.
r n I,o{3AS THoS- p. SHAILcRnSg
6. ". FRASzHEx, J: N.VANGE,
LOUIS C. STFEs
This company how having been organised
hye years, and in that time done suecess.
ful business, is still prepared TO take risks Al
fair rates on Buildings OfRn kinds Merchan"
disc, Manufacturing Establishments Eur-
niture, steam Boats and cargoeS on Ln6 Hes-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company OF
fers superior inducements TO Farmers, WneTe-
by they can be insured on Dwellings, FUR
nitune, Barns, and contents for Sor years AT
reduced rates. This being state company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus of any company in the
State; and composed of some ninety four
stock holders most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself to the
favorable consideration OF the tnsuEtng
public and sOIIcits their patronage. Appn-
cations for insurance viii be promptly atten-
ded to ut their oftlce, No. . Monroe street. or
at their several agencies throughout the
N.CARTHUR, Secretary.
SAMI MCCLELLAN, President
GEO AGENDEL, Vice President
G. NJ. COEN, Asst Sec,y.
febl9-d&W
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DRY GOODS.

There has been general break in
the prices of heavy brown sheetiDgs
to-day. The reduction noticed yester-
day in the price of Lyman E had ten
dency to impart increased activity to
the market. We now quote Atlantic
A, Brown Sheeting, at tic; Appleton
and Indian Head same price; Pacific
renee C and Lyman E, sell at 161zc,
while Pocasset Canoe command 17c;
Indian Head, 40 inches, zoe. In other
descriptions OF goods there is no
change to notice, and fair business
doing
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aA.HETs Bx TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 10. 1868.

REA3 DLAtS h6EOESGS
CoTToE-QuIeta and steady; ], 200 bales
sold at SOC for mlddling uplands.
FLoUR-CloSed dull and lower, with
onlv limited local trade demand,
GRAIN.-Wheat-QuieL and in buy.
er's favor; shippers holding off, and
millers insisting on still lower rates.
Rye-Quiet at 81 s0a1 81 for common to
prime. ORts-Dull at sic in storei S27<C
ahoat for old, and 79aS0c for new West
ern at railroad depot. Corn-Dun al
81 13aI 10 for unRound, and Isl 1919
/ 81 for sound new mixed Western
afioat, and 81 2O1za1 2I for old mixed
Western in store.
Observation-Disclosures; with SELL
ers, mess SIS 625< and regular; and buy
ers SIS 56L; sales $50 bbls. mess. seller
September, at S2s go. BeeE-Quiet and
unchanged. Cut Meats-In light sup
ply and firm. Bacon-Scarce and firm
LARD-Duu at 1s2la1s55c for fair to
prime steam.
EGas-Duu at 21a24c.
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Thursday, Augtnt 20.
rTyenboro. Hon. Eent. Stanton.
Gen. T. Nj. Harris.
Fat,7nont (EuentnoJ a. w. Campbell.
Frfdoy, August2l,
Clnrrk.ourg tEre"'g) Hon; HenI; 4aEnSe1i Stanton
Saturday, Aug,lst 2.
cnurfle. Hon. w. f. Stevenson,
Hon. F. H. PeirPoInt.
E;sUotrs,ius. Hon. ]. c. McGIew.
ParSeTs6WIg (Eve,r'o) a. W. campbell.
CiTorron, (NCon) Hon. b. stanton
Tuesday, august 25.
FONT Pleasant, a. w. Campbell. ESQ.
Msjor X. .. Brown:
Gen. W. a. Powell.
Thursday, AugtLStz7
F,z,r,pont Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
'-@ Hon. +. II. Peirpoint.
Frtday, Au0uSt2 2s.
Sy1,,nu,,on bon. W. E. Stevenson.
Hon. r. II. PetrFoint-
Saturday, Augt3t 90.
Rr;Jcenort, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
SIaSSStoIeSI Hon. j. Z. McGrew.
Tuesdoy, SEPTEMBER 1.
pb,,y;r,, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Hon. j. c. McGrew.
Hon. J. L. HOke.
Weston. A01. AoR y y. &, 7. EnnsS,d. Mpisy;d
PfnLe1L q. n. w. II. fowelI.
ME s,fortf1SriUe, John h. hubbard.
HCcdhOntdS =. A.V SupI. W me-
Monday. September Z.
1r,-t,n,b,,ro Hon. w. f. Stevenson.
Hon. q. ID. Hubbard.
Iueiddy, Septem6ers
C,nLs,nonfh. Gen. w. a. Powell.
Capt. j. M. Phelps.
Rednesduy, September 9,
,SBsnbe-dnnun. hon. W. E, Stevenson.
poo Hon. z. d. hubbard.
Thursday, September 10.
r1y;,,ysyJ gen. W. H. Powell.
Capt. j. N. Phelps.
Friday September II,
Berkeley Springs. Hon. q. 4 f. s steyensdDn TSstId
Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Saturday. September L.
r,,,,bs-,,, S,t,n,nit- Hon. w. E. Steven Son,
Hon. Benz. stanton.
Hon. C. u. Hubbard.
Monday, September "A.
N,e,g Crssk. Hon. BENZ. Stanton.
e9Tksy,bI.r0, Gen. W. II, Powell.
JIG. Schnhng.
Tuesday, September Is.
T,ekbu,ry,ou. Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Hon. q. u. Hu bbAld
- Hon. ]. G. McGrew:
IV.st TTnfo1. Gen. W. H. fowell.
wednesday, September l6.
cTs-E,bnsyo. Hon. w. E. Stevenson
80 Gen. w. d. Powell.
IS 1TtgsdGv, September IL.
a,or,ninoton. Gen. VIII. Powell.
Friday, September 1s.
R;.ohse Court House, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
4A''''''S Gov. F. h. Peirpolnt.
3Eo,,n5S1IELs. Gen W. a. POWELL
Saturday, September 10.
rVb.slfno Gen. w. n. Powell.
Monday. September q.
u,1,r,1o,Uz,. Hon.w, e Stevenson
t+r[rnistiIe - NAL. K. s. Brown.
J. Il. SchllInR.-
F+tdGv, Oetober2.
r5orIsyton Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Gen. W. II, Powell,
Monday, oetOber5,
C,a,rnouth. Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Tuesday, oetO6eT6 6,
Wagserd, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
= EetneIdov, 0ct0b@7,
Bugalo. Hon. W. E.stevensOn
ThursdGy, october s,
Point PleGsunt, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Saturday, october 10,
| C1te1 Court Rolgs, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson
Aon6Gv, october Il,
Csrodo, Wayne Co., Hon. WE. Stevenson
Redaesdag, octoberA, @
Mason City, Hon. W. E, Stevenson
Friday, October l6,
Rapenapood, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Monday, october 1a, ~
Reurile, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
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| p1rEeTsbtfyo. Hon. ". E. Stevenson
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20

NEW YoRK, August 1e.-The steamer
Saxonfa from Bremen has arrived.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20
DINNER PILLS.

AHpersons Of bilious habits, amer eating
oF drfokIDg TOO freely, will md great relief
in me use Of LII. Roback's Blood Pills: they
aid digestion by stimulating the stomach,
TINS avoiding the pain, nausea, sour eruGta-
TONS, &c, which follow rom eating too
Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
JylS-2ndGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20
MONEY AND STOCKS.

GoLD-Lower and dull, opened at
1455s, and after considerable fuctuatiOn
closed at 1442sa1443z.S
GOVERNMENT SToCRs-Lower, but
close about steady; Coupons, Isl, 1l354a
ll41s; do 1872, 113a1l31<; do '64, l0S;sa
100; do i65, lI11<; new. 1O7{alOS; do
'67, 1O72salO715; do '6S, ,1O716alO75si 10-4Os
SToCKs.-5 30 PR1cEs.-Pacifc Mail.
1OOaIOOM; Western Union Telegraph
S4lSaS454; New York Central. iE5lSa "a
6915; Ohio IL Mississippi, 2S1Sa2SA;
Wabash 5O1za5O3<: Michigan Central,
119; Michigan Southern, S214aS25s;
Toledo 99a99L.
EXPRESS SHAREs.-WelIs, Fargo &
Co., 251<a26; American, S9Aa39A F;
Adams, 465sa46k; United States, 401Sa
4O5S; MERCHANTS Union 1ssSa19.