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CANADA.

MONTREAL, August 3O.-A picnic is
advertised to be held on Tu esdny for
the benefit of whelan and other priso-
ners at Ottawa, and II proclamation was
posted last night calling upon all loyal
citizens to unite on Tuesday and pre-.
vent this FenIan display. B. Derlin,
a leading Irishman of this city, who
opposed McGee last year and who hRs
hitherto enjoyed the reputation of being
a Feninn sympathizer, has written a
long letter in which he denounces the
pic nic us altogether uncalled for, and
tending 10 cast an imputHtion on Irish
men. He says 1t would be iclegraphed
all over the world and materially
strengthen the Fenian cause, now pre-
pairing to attach Canada. He implores
Irishmen to discountenanceN II. The af-
fair makes intense excitement. Riot is
feared. The authorities will put down
the pic MICS If possible. Fenian sympa-
thisers are disgusted and denounce
Derlin as traitor. Public opinion
is, however, strongly in his favor.
OTTowA, August 3l.-It Is reported
that Lord Moncke will not return TO
England this summer, hut will be
returned as Governor General some
time longer,
An important witness against Whe-
Ian disappeared TO, day, and is supposed
Ia have crossed the river at Ogdensbnrg.
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p q r. o P e .

PARIS, August 3l.-The Presse In re-
ferriDg to the recent enthusiastic cheer
ing on Faragut's flag ship for America
and Russia, on the occasion of the re-
reception OF the Turkish Ministers, at
Constantinople, says the representa-
tiyes OF the foreign powers have con-
strained this partiality for Russia into
slight of their country, and the Presse
thinks the envoys there are right, and
desires an explanation.
LONDON, 3I.-The American yacht
Sappho, has challenged the English
yacht Olive, which has been accepted.
The Cambria, which won the last race,
has gone to Spain for some time, and
consequently the Olive was challenged,
the latter having been but few Sec
onds behind the Cambria.
LONDON, August 31.-The proposed
champion fight between Harry Allen
and Joe. Goss may be regarded of.
Allen has been arrested and bound over
to keep the peace for one year.
LONDON, August 3l-Evening.-Con
soils 935s. American securities quiet
and steady; bonds 70; Illinois 9l1<; Erie
so.
FRANKFoRr, August 3I.-Eyening
u. S. bonds declining, 75<a757S.
LIVERPOOL, August 3l-Evening.-
Cotton closed firm and more active;
sales 10, 600 bales. Corn 32S. Wheat
quiet and steady at l4s Cd for pale;
others unchanged.
ANTWERP, August 3l-Evening-Pe-
troleum dull and unchanged.
DUBLIN, August 3l.-Mason Jones,
Liberal candidate for Parliament from
Queens county, has been obliged to
retire from the contest in consequence
of reports supported by the Nation, of
his administration for Garabaldi. The
Irishmen and Irish Times censure this
intolerance.
Cork, Aug. 3l.-The corporation of
Cork passed unanimously, a resolve
urging the release of all Fenian pris-
oners.
MADRID, 3I.-The resignation of Al
exander Decastro, Minister to Rome,
has been accepted. ra-. ..a...s
LISBON. S1.-The Portuguese Court is
LONDON, 31.-Accounts from Pera-
quay seem to deny the recent reports of
conspiracy in that country.
PARIS, August t3l.-Gergenti, special
envoy from Madrid, arrived to-day and
had an interview with the Emperor. 1t
is rumored that the object OF his mis-
sion is to bring about an agreement
with the Emperor that, in the event of
a European war, Spain will send fleet
and troops TO Rome, in return for which
the French army is to be used to sus-
tain the reigning dynasty OF Spain,
should it be attacked.
HAMBURG, August 31.-Prince Napo-
leon arrived here on board his yacht.
lie has made visits to Alona andlLu-
becht, and intends to sail this week for
Weser. The prince preserves strict in
cognitO on shore.
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ARKANSAS.
member of the Legislature murdered.
Broke Out-Courts Closed
by MObs.
Fighting Between Rebels and Union
Men-The Latter beaten.

ST. LOUIS, August 3O.-Dr. A. ]. N.
Johnson, "a member of the Arkansas
Legislature, was shot and killed at o.
ceola, Arkansas, on the 26th inst, while
going from his house to the river bank
for the purpose OF hailing boat TO take
his family North. His remains, togeth-
er with his family, arrived here to day,
en- route for Peoria, Illinois, where he
1ormeTly lived.
There Is information in the city, but
whether entirely reliable can not be
stated, that a rebellion had broken out
In Conway, Perry and Columbia coun:
ties, Arkansas, and that the courts had
been closed by armed men. 1t is;also
stated that fighting had occurred be,
tween the rebels and Union men, and
that the latter had been worBted.
An engagement is said to have oc-
CURED at Iewisburg on Sunday last,
and that Governor Clayton had gone
there with small force 70 suppress the
dIaInF Fbah0o =
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
PRuNTYrowN. W. Va, Aug. q, 'Gs.
E,,y;yo,.S J,,IeJJioe,,rsT


PRUNTYTowN. w. Va, Aug. %, 'GS.
Editors Intelli9eleer:
Pursuant to call by the County
Executive Committee, the Union Re.
publican voters OF Taylor, through
the Court House and selected the follow
ing candidates for county officers, viz:
For House of Deie1dteS-Thumas
Kennedy, NJ. d. E+E
Prosecuting AuOJney-Juhn w. Ma
son, Esq.
Rccorder-C. G. Crsel, Esq.
SUrUGyoT-AIaior j. C. Fleming.
Messrs. Editors, above you arc pre-
sented with the Union Republican tick
ct of Taylor county. You. sirs, Will
perceive the name of our fellow towns
man Thomas Kennedy, M. d., we'll
known and highly respected citizen,
and, better than all, n man whose SYM
pathies were with The great Union Ro-
gle for Union, Liberty and Law. The
same may be said regarding our other
candidates. All are truly loyal. The
Convention hopes you will give this n
place in your paper, to show our Union
friends everywhere throughout the
State that old Taylor is again on the
track, equipped for the conflict. If our
their duty fully and impartially, victo-
ry is sure.
Our friends ("DemocratIc'') ure using
every exertion to revive the dead car
cass of the lost cause in our county,
but since the campaign has been fairly
open old Taylor having entered upon
the "war path," will not easily be led
after false Gods, Democratic, despoilers
ef the country.
Just before tht Convention adjourned
II. Sinsel, ESD, was called up for a
speech. He addressed the Convention
for about thirty minutes in II neat and
appropriate speech, calculating the po.
litical status of the country clearly and
comprehensively.
We hope you folks down on the river
will not forget us, nor withhold your
words of cheer from US when you think
necessary 10 give 1t.
Hoping the above may find place in
the columns of your valuable paper, l
have the honor to be your obedient
servant, j. III. CATHER,
Chairman.
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WASHINGTON:

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 3l.-The debt
statement cannot be prepared for pub
lication until Saturday or Monday
next, It will show some increase main
ly attIib6ted to the purchase OF Alaska.
Receipts OF custom duties for the month
has been comparatively large.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The annual
schutZenfest was inauguraied here to-
day by procession of the German
citizens.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
appointed Abraham Kags, storekeeper,
9th District of Ohio: also the following
guagers: Illinois, Robert E. Hazard,
10th district; David Armstrong, 9th;
VIM. j. Haren and Daniel Kerso, 9TH:
Jas. l.. Beggs, Sth; Jas. Scott, John ii.
Holtou and Jas. G. Starr, 4th; A. v.
Richards, Sd; Otto Funke, 9Th; Jas. s.
Nixon, 1st; and Alfred Cummings, 18th.
Ohio, Samuel NJ. Carter, 10th; Edward
X. Hanson, 18th; Andrew Inglis, 18th;
David Hull, l3; Alonzo Rogers, 10th;
w. w. Waddell, 9th; VIM. Rome, 7thi
A. d. Bedden, Sth: Elisha Osborn, 9thi
j. H. OGhn, Is. Missouri, Archibald j.
Sampson, 5.h; Robert Market, I'd.
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GoLD-Dun and weaker: opened, lat
145; declined to 1441, and closed at
GovERNMENr SrocKs-con siderably
lower, but closed steady; coupons Of
'sI, Ia; '62, 1l3s1a1l35s; '64. 1091<a109N;
1O77Sa10si '6s, 1Os1<a1os2s; 1o:4os; 1os9<a
STATE BoNDs-Dull but firm; Mis-
souri, e2J<: old Tennessee 64a66; new 63a
631l: old North Carolina 70a7I; new 70a
7O1z; old Virginias 5S1za65.
SToCRs-Heavy and lower In the
forenoon under an unfounded rumor
that Erie would pass the Interest on
its September bonds. In the afternoon
there was some improvement, and the
market closed steady with an upward
tendendency, Miscellaneous shares
neglected. $50 prices: Cantons 451<;
Cumberland 20; Quicksilver 81; Pacific
34s341<; New York Central 125A; Erie
46a469s: Hudson 1895; Reading 9OH;
Ohio & Mississippi 2sa2S74; Wabash
73; do preferred az; Terre Haute; pre-
ferred 64a6S; st. Paul 40 q; do preferred
S35<; Michigan Central lis; Michigan
Southern S4A; Illinois Central 1876
Pittsburgh s6H: Toledo 1Ol1<; Rock
Island lOl9E; North Western SS1S; do
preferred $50; Fort Wayne 1077<: Hart
ford 81 Erie 221z; Chicago 81 Alton l4l;
do preferred I42; CINCINNATI s. Indian
apoIis 50; Ashtabula 9S.
EXPRESS SHARRs-Dull but steady;
Wells, Fargo & Co., 241<; United States
Al; Merchants Union PAS.
MINING SHARES-Dull; Gregory and
Quartz Hill, SS; @, Boston quotations
Calumet A; Cooper Falls 10; franklin
131<; Hecla 20; Quincy 20N.
Receipts of the Sub-Treasury 81, $780,
944. Payments S59, ,S43; balance $S7, ,555,-
457.
Philadelphia.
AUGUST 3I.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Goo supply but
mostly of poor quality; good and prime
red 81 25a2 90; amber 81 30; No. spring
81 O5. Rye-Steady. Corn-Scarce
mixed western 81 22a1 25. oats-Quiet
at 70a75c.
PRovIsIoNs-Sales unimportant.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; crude l5c; refined
nominal.
BEEvEs-Fair demand; sales 1850.
SHEEP-Dull and lower; 1900 partly
sold at S4a5 90, gross.
HoGs-Fair demand; sales $4,000 at
Sl4a15 90 net.
Baltimore.
AUGUST 3I.-FLoUR-Dull and de-
clined &c; western superfine IS so; extra
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and declined
10c; good TO prime 50 I5a2 20; choice
81 40a2 55. Corn-Flrm; prime white
81 23al %. Oats-65a7Sc. Rye-Dull.
PRovIsIONs-MessP Pork-Firm at
$50 so. Bacon-Firm. Lard-Quiet ut
1910. -....
AUGUST 3l.-FLoUR-Very dull, with
only retail business.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull at previous
quotations. Corn-Unchanged, at S9a
CSC, Oats-Lower, at 50a53c. Rye-Un-|
changed at 81 13sl Is. Barley-Ranges
at 81 75a2 90.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork - Nothing doing.
Bacon-Unchanged at 13Lal314c. for
shoulders, and 171<al7Sc. for clear
sides. Lard-l915c, tierce.
Buffalo.
AUGUST 3l.-Market' very dull and
unchanged.
CANAL FREIGHTs-11c lower.
milwaukee.
AUGUST 3I.-FLoUR-Quiet and
steady; prices unchanged.
WnEAT-Steady atSI T5 for No. in
store.
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OHIO.

CINcINNArI, August 3I.-Two men,
Robert Allen aud Matthew Riley, en-
gagged in tearing down the structure
known as Baal Street Terrace, on
Saturday, were instantly killed by the
building falling upon them.
No further ravages of tho cattle
plague have been reported, and 1t is
hoped that every trace OF the disease
will soon be eradicated.
The Hamilton County Fair begins to-
morrow at the fair ground near Cor
thapa
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, Aug. 3I.-David Ruff
fin, colored, was shot in the leg in an
afTray in Wilson county, Saturday, by
Beno q. Green. The latter has been
arrested and bound TO appear before
the Superior Court. Subsequently a
negro named Bill Grimes, in a speech
from the Court House, urged the burn
ing of Green's house. His barn was
soon after found to be on fire, and
Grimes being near at hand was arrest
ed and sent to jail in default of bail.
The community is greatly excited, but
no further disturbance is apprehended.
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SOUTH CAROLIRA.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 3l.-On Monday
last the sheriff of TwIggs county Ca,
had occasion with a posse to arrest sever
al negroes who were engaged in a riot
n week previous. One negro In at
tempting to escape was killed, and the
others gave themselves up. A great
many others, not engaged in the riot
gave themselves up, being apprehen.
sive that the whites intended to kill
them. They stated that one named
JEFF. Long, a negro, was their district
commander, and they were under his
orders, he being an officer of the Loyal
League. =.
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New York Cattle market.

BEEF CATTLE-Tolerably active and
1c higher; extra 171<c; prime l61<al6Ac;
fair to good 16a1615c; inferior and ordi-
nary 11aI5c. Receipts, 4, ,967 head, most
ly sold.
and tolerably active. but unchanged in
prices; sheep 31<a6xc; lambs 7ISaS34c.
Receipts, 81 Ass.
Hoas-Higher and in good demand,
ranging at 9Nsl0al3a16c. Receipts TO-
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Ninth senatorial District

EDITORS InteH1enceT
At Convention of the Ninth Sena-
torial District, hold at Lewisburg in the
county OF Greenbrier, on the 20Ih inst,
Col. Sam. Young, present Senator, was
unanimously nominated for re cleo
tion.
a few days previously Col. Young
had met the great Democratic cham
pioD OF this section, Mr.. Frank Here
ford, in fierce debate" mt Raleigh c.
H., and had pretty efectually used him
up. Col. Young was warmly applaud
ed by an intelligent and well behaved
audience, about equally divided be-
tween the rebsl ana Union elements.
He will sweep the county, and will be
elected by triumphant majority, in
which It is expected every county OF
the district will join. Colonel A. r.
Humphrey, Of Monroe, Is his colleague.
Col. II. is looking after the interests OF
the party in his district. A good re-
port may be expected from the
Springs" section next October. Th"
people are beginning TO move.
august %, 1865.
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mANCoCK COUNrY.

Editors Intelligencer:
The canvass is progressing finely in
this county, and our brethren in other
parts of the Slate may expect good
news from us on the 22d OF October,
and the Sd OF November. A large and
enthusiastic meeting was held at Free
mans Landing, on Friday evening of
last week, which was ably addressed
by Messrs. ID. Donahoo and J. Camp
bell. The best feeling prevails in But
Ter, and we are assured that there will
be gains for the Republicans i'll that
stronghold of the "unterrified." List
evening q meeting was held in Mahan's
Grove. Then on Tuesday next we eN-
pect n grand display in New Manches-
ter. So you perceive that the Republi-
cans are ut work, and II they will but
continue to work as they have begun,
until the polls close on the 4th Thurs
day of October, this county will give
the gallant Duval 120 majority. Let
every man who who was true during
the late struggle Of the Government, be
true now, and when this great battle is
over, and the victory won, he will have
the satisfaction of knowing that his
part has been done. 1t is gratifying to
have such encouraging news from the
various counties. Let every county
send a brief account OF what Is being
accomplished In their county, and what
may be expected, and what majority
they can give. In this way much
good may be done in stimulating all to
move in the good cause.
REPuHLICAS.
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ALBANY, August 81.
BEEF CAITLR-There is is no new
cases OF cattle disease, as the demand is
much better than last week, and beeves
are in excellent marketable con ditIon;
on extra the prices have advanced &c,
and on middIings and inferior grades
1al1 Nc; sales 1000 head at 5a6<o for in
ferior and common; 7asI<c for ordinary
to fair state: SI<a9o for fair state; S1<a9c
for fair 10 coed Indiana, and 9a9Ac for
kentucky Receipts of cattle 1900
head.
SHEEP-Sheep in good request at "A
SIC, and lambs at 6s7c; supply fair.
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nAsSACHUsETTs.

BosroN, August 3l.-The Chinese
Embassy visited Marine Hospital at
Chelsea Today.
Robt. Il. Dooley, were run over by n
train on the Lowell S Lawrence r. r.,
in Lowell yesterday afternoon, and
were instantly killed.
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The vermont election.

BURLINGTON, VT, AUGUST 31.-More
than usual interest Is manifested
throughout the State in the election OF
Tomorrow. Both parties are making
great exertions. The Democrats expect
TO largely increase their vote. The larg-
est vote ever polled is likely to be cast.
Meetings are being held almost every
where Tonight and fully attended.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA. $. c., Aug. 3I.-MotIons
were introduced in the Legislature
looking to adjournment. The Cover
nor, to-day, ssued II circular relative
TO armed organizations and the intro.
ductiOn of arms into the state. He dis
approves of both, and calls on all per-
sons TO keep the peace; and he says he
will exercise all his authority for that
DnFnOsp.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention will assemble al
Washington Hall at o'clock +. NJ. on Sat
uriay, september 5th, for the purpose OF
candidates for the House of Del
egates, Recorder. Prosecuting Attorney, Sur
veyor and Assessors, and appointing dele
gates TO Senatorial and Judicial Conventions
hereafter to be held.
ai JOHN MCLURE JR., Chairman.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Detroit Land warrant market.
nAnHETs BIZ TELEsRAPH.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81, 1868.
RRaIIIAR REPORT. L. .


FLoUR-Closed dull and 10a15c lower
for medium to good grades.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Qu and nominal
ly 1a2c lower, with shippers and millers
insisting upon still lower prices. Rye
Quiet and firm at 81 Goal 81 for west
ern. Oats-Firm for old at Sic in store,
and S21fc afloat, and heavy for new at
7Oa73c at railroad depot. Corn-DnIl
and heavy at 81 15a1 20 for uHsound; ;
and 81 2la1 % for sound new mixed
Observation-Disclosures at SIS 75
for mess cash and regular. Beef-Quiet.
Cut Meats-Quietandf firm. Bacon-In
light supply and firmer. .,l-,,
LARDI1S5sa1e1sc for fair to prime
Eoas-Quiet and unchanged.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Easy at Sa4 per cent on call,
with transactions ut 8; leading firms
refused large amounts at s. klNf
nj 10GA[a1l0
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RIHer mud Weather.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. Sl.-River Twenty
inches and at n sta I'd. Weather clear
and warm; mercury $50.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3I.-River risen Is
inches with Z feet 2 inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear in part, and very
windy. Thermometer s4e.
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AAO bAONsASNs
Tucsday, September 1.
Nicholas O. H., P.D. HOran, Esq.
Capt. T. q. Putnam.
Mai. 4. Gaines.
PJrilIfppi Hon. w. Z. stevenson.
Hon. ]. q. McGrew.
V'e.sou. Hon. W. 4. Wiley.
Hon. G. ID. hubbard.
Nslu MoTtinStiILe, John X. Hubbard.
POcdhOntdS C. H., Capt w. A. Monroe.
ROmHey, 4. K. CarsRadon.
IhrTsddy, September 8rd,'
Te,t UTicn, Hon. c. d. Hubbard.
"''' e' Hon. W. 4: Wiley.
Fl fddy, September 4h.
Brurton, C. b., Hon. D. d. T. Farnsworth.
Saturday, September S.
IFheeLnO, Hon. W. T. Wiley.
IFLtord. BoOne CO., Capt c. w. Smith.
Monday. SPtcmGer7.
MdrtinILuTP, Hon: W. Il. Stevenson.
Boone C. b., CAPT, 9. ". smith.
Hoo, ]. b. Ferguson.
7uesduy, ISeptenlbers it
CouIrmouth, Gen. W. II. Powell.
Capt. J. NJ. Phelps.
Btdne,day, September
ShcphsrtfstolrT, Hon. w. L. Stevenson.
Hon. Q. ID. Hubbard.
Thursddy, September rio.
UndsId, Gen. W. II. Powell.
ST. 8TdrrS InO. a. Hutchinson, ,Jr
Gen. F. p. PeirpOint.
Grafton Hon. W. T. Wiley.
Friday, September II,
BeTEeleU Springs, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Hon. Q. d: Hubbard.
Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Saturday. September Il.
Cranberry Summit, Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Hon. BeDJ. Stanton
Hon. q. ID. Hubbard.
Ripley, Gen. W. II. POWELL.
Asonddv. !Se7IteTlber H.
Help Greek, Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Hon. W. Il. Wiley.
Speucfr Mel. X Z. Brown.
p J. q. SchiIlIng.
NfchoIds C. H. Capt. Z. W. smith.
Logan G. H., Hon. J. II. Ferguson.
7UesdGy, Septente Is.
BucEhdnIo1i, Hon. w. L. Stevenson.
Hon. z. ID. Hubbard
Hon. J. c. McGEsw.
noHnEdiH Core, Capt. 4. W. smith.
Mo0TefeId, Il. Il. CaIskahon,
Wednesday, September lG,
C1arEILuro, Hon. W. +. Stevenson.
Thursday. September II. i'ti
1fG%ninSion, 11gImS 81 n' Hon. ". +. Wiley.
Friday, September is.
Richie Court House, Hon. w. L. Stevenson.
~ Gov. r. II. Peirpoint
Monday. September 2l. ..
p,7nfvLo1pu. Hon. w, Z. Stevenson.
Gov. F. ii. PeiIpoint.
NIFTnlf1uLie. vi. NJ
j. q. SchIllIng.
CIbeU C. H., hon. ]. h. Ferguson.
Monday. September 2S.
Uiay7le C. H., Hon. ]. H. Ferguson.
Wednesday, September 90.
GRmeT, C. H., Gen. F. P. PeIrpolnt.
FFfdoy, October2.
Chayletton, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson.
Monday, oetober5.
coaLSn1outh, Hon. W. Il. Stevenson.
Lincoln G. e., Hon. ]. II. Ferguson.
TueSday. octO6erO.
Winfield, Hon. W. f. Stevenson.
FFGnkifn, T.R- Carskadon.
HedneIdap, Octo6er7,
Bu1aLo, Hon. w. (. Stevenson.
ThrTsd0y, Octo6ers,
Point Pleasant, Hon. W. L. Stevenson.
Saturday, October 10,
C1L,eu Court House, Hon. w. K. Stevenson.
Spenccr, Gen. W. n. Powell.
Hon. ]. n. Phelps.
KOnddy, October u,
Cerodo. Hdyne Co., Hon. W. L. Stevenson
HUoming c. H., Hon. ]. II. Ferguson.
-r zHcsdGy. October 10, F...
Grunt C. H., T. X. CaTslradon.
WetfneSdGy, OctOberl4,
lfason City, Hon. W. K. stevenson.
Friday, October 10,
Rduennpood, Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
MondGy, october 10,
BeLIriHe, Hon. W. e. Stevenson.
RdIeigh'G. H., Hon. ]. H. Ferguson.
TUesdGy. O.tcber 20.
Ne1U CTrek, II. r. CaRkadon.
Wednesday. October 81,
Purkcr4LtrO, Hon. w. Z. Stevenson.
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RIcHMoSD, August SI.-The United
States Marshall has levied on the rolling
stock OF the Virginia and Tennessee X.
r., in execution of debts due by the
Company on their coupons, amounting
to 1000. The running of the Road is
not interfered with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-01

HISTORY repeats itself. One of these
repetiitons is perceprible now. Those
who have read Demosthenes will re-
member, and those who have not will
find in his oration on the crown. when,
during revolution, demagogue de-
manded to have prominent patriots
given up as patriots, that he said:
ION IA time au embassy came from
the wolves to the sheep, assuring them
that tho dogs by which they were
attended were the sole occasion OF the
war: wherefore, If they would give
them up, all would be we'll and end in
a lasting peace. The sheep were per-
suaded, gave up the dogs, anu then the
wolves devoured them at their leisure"
The case stated by Demosthenes
prevents any patent issuing to our
southern inventors. They have found
that the loyal Slate governments and
the Federal soldiers are the dogs that
curb their warlike propensities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-01
Lindsey Institute.

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