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The Roseerans RIlssIon.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 2s.-It is stated
that Gen. Rosecrans has addressed a
letter to Gen. Lee on the affairs of the
country, and requesting written ex-
preston of the latter's views of the
best plan of restoring good feeling.
Lee responded, expressing reverence
for the Constitution, and desire Tor
the complete union OF the States as of
old, and belief that his desire was
shared by the mass of rejecting peo-
pie of the South. The South, Lee says,
is anxious for peace and the peaceful
administration of the Government; the
longed. for privilege of seh.govern-
ment, and that the Southern people
will treat the colored people kindly and
humaneIy II left to themselves. He
emphaticalIy sdeplores the attempt to
commit the political destinies OF the
South tothe c0lOred people before they
are prepared for such responsibility,
and considers such attempt fraught
with misfortunes and cRlamaties, and
fraught with destruction also to the
negro and themselves. His letters are
endorsed by Beauregard, Stephens and
Stewart. ~ ss - ~ -i-
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LouisvIIIe Tobacco market.

80 f.s ..4.-o.l. LoUIsyIELE5 Aug. q.
Prices to-day were well sustained,
with more buoyancy among buyers
and an increase In the offerings. The
manufacturing Leaf at S16 25a17 75, and
2 hhds Trimble county cutting leaf at
$I5 Scale. These are satisfactory rates
for the quality of the staple.
Sales of four auction Warehouses OF
90 hhds, with nine reflections, prices
ranging as follows: hid at Sl775, 3 at
SI6aI6 25, 2 at Sl4al4 25, at $l3a13 T5, z
at $l1al2 T5, Is at Sl1an as, S3 at S10a
10 10, IL at SO O5a6 so, 10 at SSaS 90, 2 at
81 15a7 so, and at So %. ., fl avg
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indian Depredations.

ST. LOUIS, August 2S.-A Denver dis
patch says the Cheyenne and Arrapa-
hoe Indians continue their depreda-
tions, and are numbering inofensiye
settlers in'Central and Eastern Color
ado. On Tuesday they attacked Kiawa
Station, on the Smoky Hill Route, cap
turing thirty horses belonging to the
Stage CO., and carrying Off one woman
and a child, whose remains were found
yesterday shockingly mutilated, and
were brought here for burial.
Another band killed three men yes
terday at Latham, forty miles below,
on the Platte Stage Route, They chas-
ed the Smoky Hill coach several miles
yesterday, keeping up a running ire,
but without damage.
Coy. Hall has organized company
of volunteers who left at 3 o'clock this
morning. Gen Sheridan authorized
him TO call on the commander of Fort
Reynolds for assistance, and no doubt
every effort will be made to overtake
and punish the Indians. Great excite.
ment exists here, as the Indians are
stripping the country of stock, and
provisions. Not less than twelve per
sons are known to have been murdered
during theipast two days.
Cheyenne despatch says Edward M
Pratt, of Peoria, ILL.,, in company with
B. j. Everett, while herding a number
this morning was surprised by i've In.
dians and scalped. He was brought
into the hospital where he died at II
a. m. The Indians succeeded in driving
off thirty horses. Everett escaped.
Another body of Indians are reported
to have driven away u large number o!
stock belonging to Wells, Fargo d Co.
twenty miles west on Grow Creek
General Vessels sent cavalry in pur-
suit, but nothing definite is known yet
a Helena, Montana, despatch says
on the twenty. second instant a party o.
citizens captured twenty Indians who
were out on a stealing expedition neal
Old Mission on the Missouri River
They are en- route to Fort Shair to de
liver the Indians to the Military au
thoriLies. a,- ID er .,ia
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Il u r o p e .

BRussELLs, August 2s.-The wife Of
Victor Hugo died here two days since.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. August 29.-The
Sultan, yesterday. visited Admiral
changed and much good feeling mani-
fested.7 rlh. fz5 E Hizz zt9z =ss
BERLIN, August 2S.-King William
has returned from his visit to Potsdam.
LONDON, August 2S.-Later adYices
have been received from Japan. The
country was stiIl,in an unsettled con-.
dftion. The Mikados had driven the
rebels to the North. Foreign troops
were still guarding Yokohama. -
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1AaaETs az TELEanAea.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s. 1868
nrnrrr.nprpnnr -

CoTToN-Less active, scarcely so firm;
700 bales 301<c middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed steady for superhne,
low grades extra, and No. 2 dulli heavy
for all other kinds.
: GRAN-wheat-Quiet. and scarcely
so firm, advance in freights and firm
mand:I Rye-Scarce, quIet and firm at
81 59aI 81 for western. Oats-Quiet at
79c in store, Sic afloat, for old westerns
72a73c new western at r. r. Depot.
Confirm at 81 17a1 % for unsound and
81 23al 20 for sound new mixed west
ern; 81 241<aI % for old mixed west
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s2s 81
for regular Mess. BesEQuiet heavy.
Cut Meats-Quiet and very firm
Bacon-Firm. Lard-Steady at 1875
l9o for fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet, unchanged.
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HUNG.

NEW YoRK, August 2s.-Harrison
Young, negro, vas hung Tuesday at
warrick Court H4Suse, Virginia, in the
presence of two ildred spectators and
a company of soldiers from Fortress
Monroe. Three others connected with
him In the murdeE of Mr.. Wooster. have
been sentenced to prison for fifteen
years. -. n Z a...e..--- -.
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Announcement Of Public Meetings

The Union Republican state Central Com
mittee announce the following list of Union
meetings, which will be addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men are
requested TO see that full notice is given OF
the meetings inF their county and that
proper accommodations for Speakers and
audience are provided. 1sss
Saturday, Au0,tst 90.
Cameron, Hon. Q. d. Hubbard.
Prof. D. j. Mcpaid.
Bridoeport, Hon. W. z. Stevenson
MaS6ntoic4i, Hon. ]. c. McGrew.
2uesdoy, September L. 'a.
Nicholas Q. H., P. d. Koran. ESQ;
Mai. 4. Gaines.
JIiufDDt Hon. w. E. stevenson.
Hon. j. q. McGrew.
Hon. ]. Il. Hoke.
"eSSO"' Hon. .. d. Hubbard.
NeIu MdTtfnSuiHe, John K. Hubbard.
Pocahont0s C. ~, Capt. w. a. Monroe.
RonneY, 4. II. Carskedon.
Thursday, September 3rd,
West Onion, Hon. c. D. Hubbard.
Friday, September 4m. t.
Brar4on, c. H., Hon. d. D. e. Farnsworth.
Saturday, September s.
FcgtonG, boone co., Capt C. W. Smith.
Monday. Septe1n6er7.
MdrtinSbtrg, Hon. W. z. Stevenson.
Hon. q. ID. Hubbard.
Boone G.. H. CAPT. 6. VI. smith.
- 1lelclay, SeptemberS
CoaLsnIouth, Gen. W. H. Powell.
Capt. j. Al. Phelps.
Wednesday, Septem6ers.
!SHcp6eydsiotpn, Hon. w. Z. Stevenson.
Hon. O. d. hubbard.
Thursday, September 10.
IVYn6er9 y ~ go Gen. w. H. Powell.
Capt ]. NJ. Phelps.
81. 1farvS. Jno. A. Hutchinson, ,Jr
Gen. F. p. PeirpoiDt.
Friday, September II,
Berkeley Springs, Hon. ". T E. stsyensSn' stSSdI IS
80 gsgg5.E E5 ~ Hon. BENZ. Stanton.
SatI1day. Septcmber12.
C,,anLeJ7y Summit, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Hon. Benz. Stanton
e--s rss+ Hon. g. ID. Hubbard.
RfpLeU Gen. w. H. Powell.
Monday, September il.
Ne,, Greek: Hon. BENZ. stanton.
Spencer. Mai. R. 6. Brown.
l759-ss.5s ]. q. SchiIing.
Nicholas O. H, Capt. CIV. Smith,.
Tuesday, September Is.
Bttekharnon, Hon. w. Z. Stevenson.
Hon. O, d. Hubbaid :
I; aE Hon. j. q. McGrew.
Mountain Core Capt. CIV. Smith.
MoorGfeld, r. II. CaTskadon,
Wednesday, September 16.
Carks6lya, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Thursday, September IL,
FGvette G. H, Capt. c. W. Smith.
Friday, September Is.
Gov. F. IA. Peirpoint.
Monday. September 2l. q -ts+
p,7,ntrto,p7,. Hon. w, E Stevenson.
GydnGiile, MAI X. s. Brown.
j. q. SchLllnB.
Wednesday, september 80.
CIlUer. C. H., Gen. F. p. PeITPoInt.
FSfdoy, Oetober2.
Charleston, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Z Monday, October5, -.7.r
oodlanotsM, Hon. w. E, Stevenson.
Tuesday, Oeto6er6.
WYafeld. Hon.fw. E. Stevenson.
FTdnEiiIi, T. r. Carskadon.
Wednesday, October Z,
Btt6dIo. s-sz Hon. w. L. Stevenson.
1Rtysdoy, October s,
Point PleasanL,s Hon. w. Z. Stevenson.
Saturday, OctobeT 10,
0ubeu Court Roilss, Hon. W. =. stevenson,
Spencer. Gen. W. h. Powell.
Hon.I n. Phelps.
s Monday, october L,
Cerodo. WGyne Co., Hon. w. E. Stevenson
tuesday. October IS,
Grant C. H, T. r. Carakadon.
Wcdnesddy, ootobT14, =
Mason Citx, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
FpIddy, octo6a 16.
RGpeJts.oood, Hon.w. E. Stevenson.
Monday, october 1a,
Beurme, Hon. w. Z. Stevenson.
IHesday, October 20,
Nelp Creek, T. r. CaEskadon.
Wefaeszdy. October 2l,
PuGzsb,rg, Hon: w. Z. Stevenson
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RoOHRsrER, n. Y, Aug. 2s.-The
time of the Spritualists' Convention
was occupied last evening and this
forenoon in the discussion of resolu-
tions and new constitutions; both
will be the last of the convention.
There is to be Spiritualists' love
feast. e
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2s.-wm. 81.
G. King, principal editor and pro-
prietor of the New Orleans Times, died
yesterday, after lingering Illness.
General Howard arrived here last
night in company with Gen. Hatch.
He visited the Legislature, and was in
vited to seat within the bar of the
Senate. He leaves for Texas this even
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI. Aug. -2Ss-The Republic
cans of the Third Ohio District have
re-nominated General Schenck for Con-
gress by reclamation. 7a.sa az
The Store of Leon Bloome at Wapa-
koneta, Ohio, was robbed of twenty
i've hundred dollars worth of dry goods
yesterday.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2s.-Joseph
Rabbith, aged about sixty-eight. for
many years employed by the Western
Union Telegraph Company, in this
city. committed suicide at five O'Clock
this evening by shooting himself
through the heart. Domestic troubles,
1t is said, had prompted the rash deed.
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Fire.

BosroN, August 2s.-A fire in Beyer-
ly street this morning destroyed the
carriage factory of G.. II. Dodd, the
stable of Daniel Doberty, the nail fac
tory of a. O. Skaiy, and damaged oth-
er property. The loss is estimated at
$50, 900; partly insured.
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soIdiers, ana saIIors' leonvenlIor

PH1nADELPHIA, August 2s.-The Ma
tional Convention of Soldiers and Sail
ors will be held in Philadelphia on or
about the 1st of October. All the Gov
the present Republican Governors are
to be invited, and Generals Sherman,
Sheridan, Thomas, Meade and others
are expected. -.ss, ,-s---. ~ 90.
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The Cincinnati .EaqlsiTes. defends the
armed organization recently exposed
iby the st. Louis Democrat. and AYERS
that il is sisimply an Organization of
the Democrats to denIdNd and MAINTAIN
their rights as citiZens.n
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THE Louisville co.rIer, viewing
things from the rebel Democratics stand
point, styles the Acknowledgement. OF
men who made war against the Gov
ernment a disfranehisement " ON ac-
count of politics. ansr
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GkEENBRKR. WHITE sULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, Aug. 2S-The mas
queEade ball, last night, in honor of
the distinguished guests, was a mag
nificent affair. Nearly one thousand
persons were in attendance. Promi-
nent gentlemen from all parts of the
Union were present. z15e, s.ssf
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River ma yEearher.

PTTTsBUReH, August 2s.-RIyer 20
inches, and ata stand. Weather clear
and pleasant; mercury $50.
CINCINNATI, August 28.-TEe river
the channel. Weather clear; thermom-
eter $40.
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DRY GOODS.

The market partakes of increased ac-
tivity, and where any concession is
yielded buyers take hold with more
alacrity, although as a general thing
they buy with great circumspeCtion.
1t has become apparent, however, that
goods are not in excessive stock, and
many articles have become SO scarce In
woolens as to justify slight advance
in prices. - b -ti4t.a.a-r III
- MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Opened at 1854, and closed at
1447<a1445s.
GoyRRNATENT SToCKs-ActiYe and q
shade frmer; '62s are scarce, and the
market having been oversold in antici-
patton of the return of bonds from
Europe, are considerably higher; sales
as high as ll5. Closing quotations
Coupons of 'SI, 1141<a1l42s; '62, 1141za
1I43<; '64, 1097Sa11O; '65, 1112Sa11lH;
new 1OS5SaI0S3<; '67, 1GS1<alO8ss; '68,
1OSI<alOS1S; 1O-40s, 1OSI<alOS1z.
STOcKs.-5-S0 PRI0Es.-Pacitic Mail
10l7SaIO11<; Western Union Telegraph
34aS41<; New York Central l251za1255s;
Erie 471<a475s; do. preferred 70a7l; Ohio
and Mississippi 299sa291z; Wabash 531z
a53zk; do. preferred ~; Michigan Cen
tral IIS1 1<all9; Michigan Southern S5H
aS57<; Pittsburgh S61<aS6% Toledo
0I1<a1Ol1<; Eft. Wayne 1O81 1zR1OS7<; <;Terre
Haute 4la42; do.preferred 63t Columbus,
CINCINNATI and Indianapolis 81.
EXPRESS SHARKs.-Wells, Fargo q
Co. PAX 2<a251<; American 409Sa4l; Adams
49a4S3k; United States 401<a42; Mer-
chants Union 2l7S21H.
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St.LouIs.

August, 2e.-FLoUR-Very dull
scarcely anything doing.
WHEAT-Dull with more sellers :. Lal thHh
buyers, Corn-Lower SSaggc. Oats-
Unchanged 5Ia54e. Rye-oncnaD8eo
PRnyIsIoNs-U s-Unchanged. Pork
500 25a29 so. Bacon, shoulders-l35<a
i3Hc. Clear sides-17a17He.
LARD-lS1<c.
( WHIsKEY-SI125. - sl's'ss - p
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= WEST VIRGINIA :. -
AGRICULTURAL GlIIIEGR.

nHE FALL TERM OF THIS INsrITU-
tuition VIII begin SEPTKMBER list, 1858.
The scope OF the College, beside q PREPA-
RATORY DEPARTMENT, embraces full
and thorough CourEeS of Instruction In
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern LdlOIEd0eS
Philosophy, General literature, the SC1eHces
ApFieILfltTe, and Military IHcties. . i--u1
The cost Of Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from SEQ TO S1T5 per aIinum.
In respect 70 Health, beautifnl scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place is
ALEX. MARTIN, DID, President and
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy,
\. 8. Lyon, AM, P1ee PLeStdeIlG5 Professor
Of English Literature, and Principal PreP'y
Department.
Col. J. r. WRAYER,A "A. NJ. Professor of Ma.
thematics aad OF Military Tactics. fl-s
s. q. sTEVEHS, A. NJ, Professor of Natural
Philosophy and Of the Natural Sciences.
Henry W. HARLAN, DID,, Professor of
Ancientand Modern Languages and LiteTa-
ture. -.g- stsF 7rrsT f,.gsF
OLIYKR W. MILLER, A. II, Assistant In
the Preparatory Depaftment- 80 - - ~
GEO. NJ AAaANs, EEq. superintendent of
the Grounds and BuildineH.
HUGH ". BROCK, NJ D., LSetu1er on
PhyAology and Hygiene. 80. -5
Hon. JOIN A. DnLE, Lecturer on Civil and
MoReAHFowN, West Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - sll -iiL sarflf.'
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sT. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-Ths Republic.
cans of the ninth Congressional district
of this state, (Missouri,) nominated
Col. d. r. Dyer, for Congress.
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BURLINGTON, VT, Aug. 2s.-WillIRm
Keith, son of Hon. Alfred Keith, of
Sheldon, VT, was drowned yesterday
while fishing in Black Creek at Shell
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BUFFALO, Ang. 2s.-Fi6ur arm.
WHRAT-DuII and nominal. white
MfehiRan g 3d. Corn-Sniall sales OF
early at 81 II, and asking ak noon 81 13.
Oats-Dnll at 66a661fc, Freights hrm
and dull.
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s.s 80 Chicago.

AUGUST active and
steady at 81 371<a9 60 for spring extra.
AIN-Wheat-Firmer, and 1c high
er; sales OF No. at 81 75a1 "a, and NO.
2, 81 64a1 65; closing steady at y 64 r to[
No. 2: sales since Change nj 81 641<
for NO. Q. Corn-Actiye and firm and lc
higher; sales.of No. 1, at 81 001<lOl; No.
q ooaq9IIc. CLOSING with buyers Of No.
/, NJ 81 coz: sales this afternoon al
81 OOX for No. /. Oats-opened hrm
and zc higher; sales, No,il. SslssSa5He; ,Sa1e;
AZ s1 2eI<aI27 for No. I; 81 2SL<a1 q for
No 3. BarIey-Active; sales OF No.
in store at 81 561<a1 5S, and rejected
81 42al IS; closing al 81 561<a1 81 for NO.
! HIGH Wu1Rs-DulI, at 81 s5 for free,
and 81 CSC for bonded. fsf sllFI
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West Liberty Academy

An EnSlIsh ana CIassieaI school.
THE FALL TERM Q4 WEEKs) OF
il this Institution, located at West Liberty,
WA, on the wheeling and Betnany PIKE,
II miles nom the city, VIII be open for thS
reception OF pupils OF both sexes SKPr. 9TH,
prox. Classical course thorough and COM
plete. Special attention given 70 those pre-
pairing to teach, Tuition 81 70 $40, pay able
In advance Board and lodging nom % to
81 per week. Address
JNO. G. FRAZIER, A. NJ, Principal,
orGEN. w. b. CURTIS, Prest Board.
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Toledo.

AUGUST r2S.-FLouR-Sales nj $40 25a
IL 90 for amber and white. ~
GRAIH-Wheat-Wh DC and amber
and red Sc lower; spring advanced 20
but lost the advance at the close; sales
White Wabash $3.50; No. do. 81 1s;
White Michigan e 1916 amber e o9a
2 I2J<- Mol red g O3; No 2Iio. 81 o5; No.
i spring 81 75aI "a; No. 2 81 68a1 7Os No
3 81 Sal 55; amber, seller September,
s. O4a2 O61<. -Corn-5<c better; sales No
al 81 O5<aI O6; yellow 81 o.. Oats-Ic
lower: No. 57a5sc; No. 2 551<c. Rye
30 lower; No. 1 81 30: No. 2 81 .. . -
= GEEDa- -gloyer-28 Co .
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READING, Pa, August 2s.-Gen. Carl
Schufz delivered an address to the Re-
publicans here last evening, and speaks
at Pottsville tonight.
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R1CHMoND, Va, aAugnst 2s.-The
Committee having power TO call the
late Consti!utional Council together
again decided to.day not 10 make such
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CIneInnail.
AUGUST 2s.-FLoUR-Dnlli famil

AUGUST 2s.-FLoUR-Dull; family
sGRAINIwheat-Advanced TO S2 90
at the close for No. l, and in good de-
mand. Corn-Firmer, and held at sea
SIC. Oats-In good demand and tend
ing upward; No. at a55a56c. Rye-In
better demand and higher; No. j at. 81 80
and held at 81 SO. BaTley-A5 shade
Tower; No. spring $500; No. I fall S2 20.
Corro&-Firm at 29H.
aToBAcoo-In good demand at full
WHsKY-QuIet at 81 csc in bond.
PRoVIsIoNs-Uncha sales of 800
bbls. Mess Pork at $40. Bulk Meats
Quiet but firm at 121<a141<c. GBa-
con-Steady at 135Sc for Shoulders. and
171<c for clear Sides. Lard-Unchang-
ed; small sales at 1S1<a1SS.
lBUTrER-Steady. gaill anA - 7lss
EaGs-16c. fsg..ztrf s1 l
GRooRRIEs-Coffee- -Steadyat 21A261f.
Sugar-DnlI and easier; refined at 151<a
161S for soft, and 161Sa171< for hard.
APPLRs-Scaree and in demand at
"a o0a6 90 per bbl. de5..ll-g1
PEAG'HnEss-Lower ns at 81 5oaS 80 per
GoID-sl 441z buying. edt H
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sAvANiSAH, Aug. 2s-Heavy rains
continue, and have been general
throughout this portion of the State.
Crop reports are gloomy; the rain is do
ing considerable damage to cotton.
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@anfatiuaaI.
Female OoIIege-Speoial Notiee.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AN
w nounGing that the department of
Drawing and Painting viii continue under
flle tffr6ctfon Of ifs accomplished teacher,
Mis- ThobuFn: and that the department of
Musicand French Will be under the direction
OF MIS- Henriette Z. Jones, an accomplished
YocalIst and instructor, educated In Europe.
Patrons are informed that their sons Of
suitable age for the Primary Department,
may attend In connection with thetrdaugh-
'ess Session VIM commence on Monday. Sept.
'tai aaRas-eodaw no. 1ooM1s. Pres.
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1865. The College Is located in Brooke eopn-
grange station on the Pittsbufgh and
Wheeling Railroad, whence Il Is easily reach
cd by q uRily stage. The situation y Te1naI-
kabiy healthy and removed alike from the
temptations and extTaVnganee OF city life.
In. anticipation OF a large increase In the
number OF students,
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= Lindsey Institute.

CatnoiIe CstnedraI.
TIME FALL AND WINTER SESSION
OF this establishment VIII commence on
MoNDAY. the SIst instant. The course Will
embrace the subjects usually taught in
High Schools and the Junior classes In Col
leFea. The rooms are well lighted thorough
N ventilated and fully supplied with charts
maps, globes, philosophical and chemical
For Ei faTther particulars send for circulars or
apply 70 the principals.
South cor. Quincy and Sixth.
-...-. --5-T r. v. DODGE,
aus2I-lw opp. st. Matthswls Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29
MiIWaukee-

AUGUST 2s.-Flour quiet and firm.
WHKAr-Firm at 81 741< for No. In
store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29
Detroit Land VVarrnnt 1Larket

1ANpwARRANrs, sck1r. ETc. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29

The Union Republican state Central Com
mittee announce the following list of Union
meetings. which will be addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men are
requested TO see that full notice is given OF
the meetings inF their county and that
proper accommodations for Speakers and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29
NEW YORK.

NEW YoKK, August 2ss-A disease
has broken ont among the Brooklyn
street car horses, and ten out of thirty
three have died since Monday. It Is
supposed to be spinal disease and not
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-06
CHI A r ES T ON.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1868.
Cheering Ttdings.

The news from Washington, which we
publish this morning, shows that the move
ment for the relief of the Southern planting
interest, concerning the origin of which full
information was given in this paper several
DAYS ago, is taking a substantial and prac-
tical shape. We have reason to believe
that the President will, on the reassembllng
of Congress, make the reports of General
HOWARD and the District Commanders the
basis of a special message, which, while
suggesting NO specific plan of action, will
strongly recommend immediate legislation
with a view to relieve the already wideI
spread suffering at the South. Judging
from the tone of the leading Northern jour-
nails, of all shades of political opinion, we
entertain the hope that Congress will not
be deaf to such an appeal.
Meantime there is comfort for our starv-
ing people in the assurance that General
HOWARD, with the approval of General
GRANT, has already ordered the Sub-Com.
missioners to relieve absolute distress, and
has directed The purchase of corn for distrir
button in the most needy SECTIONS. No
where, certainly, is such aid more urgently
required thar along the seaboard of South
Carolina