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YOUNG MEMS
MASS MEETINGS

HENRY S. WALKER, of Ohio county
Democratic nominee for Congress in thu
First District, will address the people
at the following times and places, the
meetings to be held under the auspice:
of the YoUNG DEMOCRATS of the variou.
counties:
New Cumberland, Hancock
County, Friday, august 14h.
Wheeling, Ohio County, Saturday,
Aagust 18th.
HaneytOwn, Marshall County,
Tuesday, -4agust 15.
WeIIsburg, Brooke County, Wed
nesddy, august 19.
Lynn Camp, Marshall County,
Thursday, august 20.
Forks of Fishing Creek, Wet
Eel County, Friday, august 81.
CentrevilIe, Tyler County, Satm-
day, 4uguSt22.
st. Mary's, Peasants s County,
Tuesday, August %.
Parkersburg, Wood County,
Wednesday Erening, august 26.
Newark. Writ County, Thursday,
august 81.
Burning Springs, Writ County,
Saturday, august 90.
EIIenbOrO, Ritchie County, Tues
day, September l.
West Union, Doddridge County,
September 3.
Bridgeport, Harrison County, Sat.
rday, September 5.
Mr.. WALKER will be assisted in this
canvass by other well-known speakers.
Other appointments will be announced
hereafter.
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STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN, of Wood.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, of Kanawha.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
S.V. lANTIS, of Jefferson.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGEJ. WALKER, OF jackson.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
w. L. WILEY, of MOrgantown.
JUDGE or COURT OF APPEALs,
MATTHEW EDMISTON, of Lewis.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL.-- .--...-----S2o0'ooo'

WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL ---cSOO'o~O'
flee 26 Monroe street, next door 10 First Ma
tioHal Bank.
eFFICERs.
GEORGE K WHEAT, Prcstds"t.
LANES MCCLUNEY. Wee PreSdeHt
John BISHOP sseTetdTy.
~ II COLLIER. Assistant Secretary and Gen.
eral Business Agent.
DIRECTORS:
I,hp y Wilson, George K. Wheat,
Jas e. Orr, sam harPer,
Io5,p a Armstrong. James MeCluney.
A q Ouarrisr. Morgan OFT,
George Adams.
s. Brady. Cashier Merchants NatlonaL ,l.s ,Anf
wheeling; List. Morrison & Co., nnoissai' -
Grocers. Wheeling: Pryor, HandAa q 20. 20
2,boisssle Groesrs, wheeling Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer Wheeling; AcSisnzn =
| KnoI Root and Shoe House. wheeling AeCAke
Kraft & Co. Druggists, WneehnG: Geo. W
| Franzheirn & Co, Wholesale Wtncs and Liquors
Wbeelin9. Winship Woods & Co., Queensvare
Wbssiing. Lewis BAKER. Pab. REGIsTER- Wheel
inc. II. g. .MeAfee, Eotisns, Wheeling; Camp
heG Frew & Co, Pubs. InteHL7eBcsr, wheeling
0tt Son & Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j.
sands. Cashier First National Bank, Fairmoni
n p. Camden, Prest Nat E1. Bank, Weston
W. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., wheeling
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Tovn DESTROYED.

SAN Francisco, August l2.-Ths town
of Laporte, California, was destroyed
by fire August 10th. Loss estimated a'
half q million.
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Cougre..ionaI Tickets.

LIST District-HENRY $ WALKER, of Ohio Co
I'd Distriet-WM. G. BROWN, of Preston.
81 Distriet-C. T. I. MOORE, of Mason Co.
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W'hesliua gegister.
Friday Morning,............A Angus" i+
FOR PRESIDENT sF THE UNITED STATES;
HOR2TiO EYMOOR
OF NEW YORK.
go, ,.typ pREsIDHNT
FRANK p. BLAIR,

For Presidential Electors.
STATE At LARGE.
BENJAMIN WILSON, of Harrison.
FRANK HEREFORD, Of Monroe.
DISTRICTS.
Let District-OKEY JOHNSON, of Wood.
ID District-JOHN W. KENNEDY, of Jefferson
III District--E Is. KNIGHT, of Kanawha.
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1EIcHAEL ROHAN,

RHLE woRKER, ON MAE
EET STREET, few door. above -
eS,1a,d ward Market House. honuI?en
- Of ali kinds made toerder. City ana o"uA
try ordsrs win BE met with prOnptnesA
apl2iy
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

Allentown. 800 m 1000 N 1lf59 m
New York via
PhilaAslphiA. $50 n 1910 p m lffg . NJ
Tickets 70 all principal points In ths East md
wss, can be procured At the Union once In No
Lure HOUSE and Al the station al Btdgsport-
fR MYERS,
my2I General Ticket Aeent,
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rrUIs COMPANY NOW HAVING
/ been organized Ave years and In that time
done a successful business, is still prepared 70
take risks at fair rates Buildings OF all kinds,
Merchandise Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture. Steamboats, and cargoes on the West
eru Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements 10 Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and contents, for three or FIVE years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capitai
paid In and surplus Of any company in the state
and composed Of some ninety.fOur stockholders
most of whom are among our best business men
recommends itself to the favorable considera
ton of the insuring public, and solieits theti
patronage. Applications for insurance will bt
promptly attended to at their othce, No :
| Monroe street, or at their several agencies
n. c. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN President.
| GEO. MRNDEL, Vice President
| G. NJ. C0ES, Asst Secretary.
feb20-dAw
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Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars.
m HHDs PRDfE QUALITY JUST n
~ seived and for sale By ,v,,.v
narz0 n. h.hklLLf'
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From the New York World. |
ALABAMA.

veto Of the Atrocious Bill 10 Take the
Election from the Hands of the Peo.
pie-Revoiutionary Debate-Carpet-
h"ggers Threaten Civil War and
nre kebnked by ylCarpei-Bagger.
Totni Split of the scalawag aud
Carpet-Baz Party,
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L LANE.
LAMB g. PAUL.,

ATToRNEYsA AT Law. Il. 49, Msb. !, -.
A ING, WEST VA VII Y,astc cs,,r,S.s ~ sA'
courts Of Ohio County Az pas,,S s.ssst nsay n.
ObeS on - octi0
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Brown, the child murderer, was ex-
ecuted at Hudson, n. Y, on the 5Oth
ult.
The New York Yacht Climb will have
its annual regatta on the 18th.
"A paper is to be established Tor
attempted at least in the city Of New
York called EUerything Nice.
Bishop Tuttle, of Idaho, is to fill the
place of the late Bishop Hawkins, in the
Missouri Episcopal Diocese.
The next synod OF the Reformed
Presbyterian Church is to be held at
CedarviIle, Ohio.
Mrs. Henry Lewis, aged forty,
hanged herself at Berlin, Ohio, on the
18th ult., leaving a husband and several
children.
The journeymen bakers Of New York
and Brooklyn were to have a strike on
Monday last for less work and more
pay.
The fare from New York to Provi-
dence is but fifty cents, and to Boston
one dollar. So much for competition.
None of the forty persons poisoned
at Helena by arsenic in their ice-cresm
have died.
An exchange says: "Had the vote
been taken on the remaining eight arti-
cles of impeachment, many Of them
would have failed by several votes in.
stead Of one, and it was for this reason
that those articles were ignored."
This is the day set for the trial OF
Jefferson Davis. As the "impeaeh-
ment " is over, it is to be hoped this farce
will be brought to a speedy end-if it
ever Is to have one.
In two days three steamers and three
sailing ships brought to New York S59s
immigrants.
"A new thing in earrings is made in
Paris, in the shape ola pair of enormous,
hairy spotted spiders, with fly caught
in their feslers.
Quick work was made on the S0th
ult., by Shadrack Bell and John Rock,
Of Dorchester, Delaware. Quarreling at
dinner, Rock seized an axe and cut Bell
to pieces, surrendered, and then hanged
himself.
They can do things in Russia as well
as nearer our own meridian. A tutor
employed in a family recently beat cut
his pupils brains, shot the father and
mother, and finished by killing the cook,
footman and house-keeper.
As an evidence of negro worship, the
Republicans Of the First ward, in WASH
ington, have nominated a colored man
for the Common Council, having prsvi-
Iously nominated one for Alderman.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, June "A committee
from Cincinnati we're in this city yester-
terday, and engaged the Masonic Hall
on the 18th inst. for the accommodation
Of the Pendleton delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention. The
Pendleton army is to contain 10000
men, that being the number for which
arrangements are to be made by the pro-
prietors OF the Masonic Hall. They will
| arrive by q special train, be dressed in
military costume, and march in q body
through the city, preceded by a band OF
forty pieces.
Rev. Mr.. Miller, in an address to the
German Catholic Union yesterday, said
no foes were more dangerous to the Ro-
man Catholic Church than Freema-
sops.
The Mayor of Brooklyn estimates the
expenses of that city for the next year
at So, $4,000.
VIM. Roche, a telegraph operator, was
yesterday released by Judge Haekett
from the charge OF divulging the con-
tents of 3 dispatch to q broker, on the
ground that Congress permits dispatches
10 be inspected.
Advices from Hayti report that Sal
nave had been beaten, and forced his
way out of Port-au-Prince.
The commander of the American man.
oE-war is reported to have withdrawn his
vessel, because he understood the COM
plants of the foreigners were ex-
aggerated.
Great excitement still exists in Hondu
ras and Nicaragua, according to dis
patches dated the 26th, on account of the
removal Of the British ~pretensions to the
ownership of the Mosquito Territory.
The Grand Lodge of Freemssons of
the United States commenced its session
here to-day.
Mayor Hoffman, in s message to the
Common Council tonight, announced
the death of ex President Jas. Buchanan.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted
and a committee appointed to attend the
funeral.
In the German Roman Catholic Union
to-day, PontifcaI High Mass was cele-
brated by Archbishop McClosky, who
also made an address to the Conven-
ton.
The bark Ayres, from Bremen, had
twesty-one deaths on the passage-eight
from smaIlpOx-and has now t~wenty-one
cases of that disease on board. She is
detained at quarantine.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Maj.-Gen.
Hancock and staff, Brevet Brighten.
Ewing and staff and the House Military
Committee called at the War Depart
ment to-day and paid their respects to
Gen. Schofeld.
The President to-day informed the
House hat the ten DAYS Constitutional
limit having expired, the bin making
appropriations to supply the deficiencies
10 the execution of the reconstruction
laws had become a law without his sig
nature.
The official vote elects Brown Repub.
lican) Mayor by seventy-four majority.
AT the War Department this morning
the usual routine of business was trans.
acted. The guards which have been sta
toned around the building were not on
duty, Gen. Schofield having YESTERDAY
ordered their removal.
Sebofieid attended q cabinet meeting
this morning, at which ell the other
members were present.
Hon. Arson B~urlingame, with the
members of the Chinese Embassy, called
at the State Department this morning,
snd had an interview with Mr.. Seward.
The following communication has
been received at the Indian Depart
ment:
"~CHEYENNK, DAKOTA TERRITORY, Junel.
" Hon. J. Taylor. Commissioner of Indian At
fairs:
awe concluded a treaty with the Oga-
lalas on the 18th ult. Thirty-six chiefs
and leading warriors, including those of
the Red Cloud band, signed the treaty.
Seventeen Minocangen chiefs and war
riors also signed. Inow think there will
be no fear of difficulties"
The following is the text of the resolr-
ton offered in the Senate to-day To
exclude from the Electoral College the
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CANADA.

TORONTO, June 2.-The Field brigade,
composed OF regulars and volunteers in
this city, has been placed in s high state
Of efficiency.
The four guns of the royal artillery,
which have been stationed here, LETT this
morning for Prescott.
MONTREAL, June "A provisional
battalion, under Major Brown, of the
Tooth regiment, is to be formed at Cham
ply, for full practice.
OTTAWA, June military prepare
tions, in anticipation of 8 Fenian raid,
continue. Field brigades have been
formed in several districts, composed OF
regulars and volunteers, having attached
to each q battery and a troop of cavalry.
There will be a considerable reserve OF
regulars, should tine brigades already
formed not be sufficient to meet the
emergency.
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A %GRATTFYTNG SCENE.

The most noteworthy incidents at the
Conservative Democratic county meet
ing on Monday evening, were the
speeches OF Col. Condee andMr. EdgiDg-
ton, both of whom deprecated the class
Of people pretending to represent North
ern sentiment in the South, and rice
usrsa. They modestly but firmly ex-
pressed themselves as fully and thor
oughly identified with the great move
ment which seeks to impress upon the
Government the features and expression
it wore when first shaped by its found
exquisite sculpture Of those whose prov
ince it was TO complete the vast monu.
ment of patriotism. They adverted TO
the constantly reiterated misrepresents-
tons Of the true state Of feeling 1t the
South, manufactured for the basest and
meanest of selfish purposes, and de-
nounced the Rffectation Of loyalty by
those who desired to conceal their in
competency, or their determination to
steal. They spoke like gentlemen and
patriots, who had been true to the
Union and the Constitution in the
time Of the struggle, and INDUCED and
cultivated no resentments after peace
was declared. Such should be, if it were
not, the prevailing sentiment at the
North, and they expressed their satisfae-
ton that it equally pTedominated at the
South, save among those who for private
ends sought to keep alive a spirit ef bit
terness and controversy.
These expressions, so manly, and gen.
erous, and national, were heartily re-
sponded to by the very best meeting 10
point of character and intelligence we
have seen in Memphis. The announce
meDt that there were three hundred Of
the boys in blue" in and around the
city, who had fought bfavely through
the war, and who heartily and earnestly
sympathized with the Democracy in
hostility to Radicalism, was received
with an enthusiastic welcome, such as
became brave men, who when truce
sounded, might divide with each other
the comforts Of the biyouac.
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CIIAsE's NOMINATION THE TOPIC
AMOSG NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.


AMONG NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
ALBANY, May 29.-The assembling of
the Senate as a Court OF Impeachment,
and b meeting OF the Canal Board have
called together 8 number of prominent
Democrats.
The movement for Judge Chase for
President is the general topic Of onveF-
sation, and Gov. Seymour has expressed
himself IN favor Of giving il respectful
consideration, and his views were
seconded by many influential Democrats.
The New York delegation will be called
together about the 10th Of June, for con-
suitation.
Such kilograms are floating through
the country, very good bait for Q1id
nlncS, but coUidre 10 the more discreet
and sensible. That Chase has the least
chance Of a nomination by the Demo-
cratic party, we cannot for 3 moment
believe. His antecedents forbid any
such impression. For whatever he may
have done TO be thankful for in the i'm
Peechment business, he has already been
paid in floods Of gratitude. We do not
wish TO contribute to the unsettling of
the public mind which has pretty strong
" indicated its preferences. 1t is not a
dernier resort TO be sought rs q candi-
date against the Radicals, but q thorough
statesman possessing the popular conf
dence. The fruits Of an almost accom-
plished victory may be thrown away or
irittered into pieces by sought-for cOmbi-
nations that cannot fructify. We do not
believe the country would be satisfied
with sueh.
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FiaH.

We were shown by DR.. Burritt, yes
terday, several stalks Of fax, grown on
the plantation of Mrs. Robinson, in the
Big Cove. 1t lacks a good deal OF being
the average height Of the fax grown in
Kentucky and Missouri, but seems to be
Of good texture, and we DO not doub that
the staple could be raised here, to supply
in a great measure, the home cOnsnmp-
ton. It is easily raised. II In
dependent.
Flax can doubtless be raised as repre-
scented, but we have always understood
that it is oneof the most exhausting crops
that a be put in the ground. Why, we
cannot tell. It is capital for land in
tended for grass, and for that reason is
frequently used to get the ground in good
order that it may be set in timothy or
clover.
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GreenbrIer White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier County, West Virginia.

THE undersigned, lsssees OF this old aud we'll
Il known PLACE, announce
th6t encouraged oy the liberal patronage re-
ceived last SEASON. they have largely added to
their accommodations in comfort and appear-
ance, and are prepares to entertain FIFTEEN
HUNDRED GUESTS
The Bathing accommodations are In nne or
der. Hot aud warm sulphur baths, 50 emil
nently eficacious in maly cases, are g. the
Of visitors at al hOurs-
In addition to other amukements, they have
provided q new and elegant BOWLING Al
called. Prof. Rosenberger's celebrated FULL
BRASS BASD has been engaged for the sea-
son. A GvOD LIVERY STABLE viii be kept
on the premises.
The completion OF the Virgins Central Rail-
road to CoVington leaves only twenty miles OF
staging. through q beautiful mountain country,
over q well graded turnpike.
Three dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month. Children under ten years
OF sge and colored servants, half price. White
servant according 70 accommodations.
jes1m PEYTON & co.
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By direction of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee, q State Convention is
called, TO assemble at the city of Nash
vile, on the 9th day of June, 1865, for
the purpose Of appointing delegates to
attend the National Democratic Conven-
ton, which will meet at the city OF New
York, on the 4th day Of July next.
The people OF the different counties
throughout the State, are requested to
hold County Conventions aud appoint
delegates to represent them in said State
Convention.
All persons opposed to the policy Of
the Radical party are cordially invited
TO participate.
Democratic and Conservative newspa-
pers Of the State are requested to publish
this call.
BY order of the Central Committee,
THOS. r. JENNINGS, Chm'n.
/. D. WALKER, Sec'y.
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n AND RIVERS

LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The river is ia
ing with 6 feet ia the canal. Weatf
warm and shOwery.
Departed-Belle Lee, for New Orleal
EVANSVILLE, June 2.-The weather
cloudy. The river has fallen one foot
Psssed-Clifton, from Memphis
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-The river b
risen s inches since o
Arrived-Sam j. Hale, from Memph
Overwhelmingly for Memphis.
PITTsBURG, June 2--Tke river is ia
ing slowly with feet 8 inches in [
channel.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-The river is fall
steadily and all the upper streams 8
declining.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Several citizens Z
this city, headed by Ben DeBar, Of De
Bars Opera House, yesterday tele'
graphed the New York Clipper that par
ties here, who were at Cold spring, Ind,
on Wednesday last, testify on oath that
about . O'Clock, Coburn came within
half a mile of the ring, when Johnny
Franklin approached him, bringing with
him Sheriff Arnold. Johnny told the
Sheriff to arrest Coburn, and the Sheriff
replied that he had no writ; whereupon
Johnny produced a document from his
pocket, and on that, whatever it Has,
the Sheriff took him away.
Chief of Police Ruffin, Of Cincinnati,
is ready to testify that ne was offered
$1,000 by Coburn's friends to procure the
arrest of MeCoole.
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An Uukind

The many who have sympathized with
the charming little actress, Lolita, will
be called upon to draw their spotles:
I" wipes" when they learn what q scurvy
trick her remorseless father has played
her, as announced:
Mr.. Crabtree, the father of the actress
Lolita, left Sc. Louis, Saturday night, az
ter having plUndered his daughters
trunk Of S25, 600 in Government bonds,
SIC, 600 in greenbseks, and all her jew.
elry. He proposes to so to England and
take his ease.
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T-ELEGRAPaI0 mARKETs.
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings Hg195<c; sales 800 bales; receipts 244
bales STERLING 52g55; New York sight q pre-
l21z@l3Ie; Louisiana prime l549i5zc. Cuba
mOiASSes -4S452c. Flour easy superine IS 50,
choice slS Is Corn easy, at 81 % al 10. Oats
quiet atS0c. Hay unchanged. PORK dull at
Lard l9920c.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, Tune z-Cotton active and a
shade easier; sales 40 bales; Dpiands aG930hsc.
Rice quiet. Cenee steady Cnha sugar 1I1s9
l5c lower. Corn 81 O69l l5%
Dry GODS Standar sheetings I6h9I7Ze;
standard pTins l2z9lSHe.
per $685.; sterling l0kalgL; gold 40Q40X;
old TeSnessees 1875; new TennesSees ~.
louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE JuDe2@Tobaeco sales 1856 hbds:
Tugs to medium leaf IS Gal D; Henry county
cutting SO 10 Superfine flour IS 25@S IS; fan
cy frauds 81 55gl@ Wheat 81 3o@2 IS. Corn
959s5e. Oats S9SIc. Rye 81 05@2 10 Pork S2s.
Lard lSelSZc. BAG N shoulders ISJ<: clear
sides IKE bulk shoulders l&zc: sides lac.
Whisky, raw, 81 20.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Tobacco, Tugs 10 dsrlx Leaf
81 IS 70 SIC 50. Superine -four SSas Is. Wheat
Sc lower. Corn S6gs2e; oats 769Soe. Pork
lie sngar-cnred hams 920zc. Lard l7Ac.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Flour lower; family $40.
held at s27 IS as bulk shoulders lY&c; sides
I4ISc bacon shouhder lSLc; sides LZ and 17c.
Larddull at lS9lsAe. Bntter 2S92Sc. Eggs 1sc.
Foreign Markets.
LosDoS, June a-cousOls sf<9ses. Five.
tEenties. ne.
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THE CINCINNATI Commercial says +:
More Illicit distilling is carried on in
East Tennessee than in any three other
States. Some counties have thirty or
forty stills whose owners violate the rev.
enue laws without hindrance, and a cor
respondent declares that he can count q
dozen men who have lost their lives In
endesvaring to enforce the laws.n Is
that because Brownlow is in that section,
and is blind t. shings so near home?
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CINCINNATI, June 2.-Alfred Goether,
President of the Associated Express
Companies, has resigned the S~uperinten-
deney Of the Western division of the
Adams Express Company, and Joseph
II. Rhodes, for a long time Assistant Su-
perintendent, has been appointed in his
place. Mr.. Rhodes assumed charge yes
terday. g.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.
AGES IMPORTED
WINES, LIQUORS AND TEAS,
cossIsrISe OF

No. !. one-hah Dbl. Mehans Irish Whisky.
No. 2 One-halc Dbl. Jamaica Rum.
No. g. o~ne-quarter cask paul Email > Port
No. 4 One bbL. Msder's swan Gin
No. $ ~oSeS5quarteF eaAk A. ssiguetts Brandy
No.6 One bbL CataEba Brandy.
No. one-quartsr cask Paul Emil Port
Nos. one quarter eask Bordeaux Pale Brandy
Ill DuPuyl.
No g. One-Qaarter cask Crown Port Wine.
No. 10. O~ne-quarter eask 81 O. P" sherry Wine.
No. IL 0~ne-quarter cssk Il & p" Sherry
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No.. 10. one-eighth eask Otard, D. q Co. 90
Brandy, Pale.
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