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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-02
FINANCE AND TRADE
wool MARKETS
BOSTON

During the past week there has been
q moderate demand for wool, and the
sales, according to the Bulletins report
have been mostly confined to small lots
wanted Ior immediate consumption.
There is no material change to note in
prices, which are relatively full and
strong for the low and medium grades
of both fleece and pulled. The demand
is somewhat restricted by the meagre
assortment of staple offering, Gas usual
towards the close of the season,) and
buy ers have very little choice in max
ing their selections.
In default of the low grades of domes-
| tic, most wanted, manufacturers are
taking more fine wool wherever it can
be had at little concession in prices.
and, at the same time, picking up all
the Texas and California spring clip as
fast as received To meet this special
requirement of consumers, (Which is
probably due to the fact that coarse
woolens only are selling at margin,
and that popular economy creates a
special demand for cheap fabrics) our
wool merchantsSare hurrying forward
cousignments of the new clip, to supply
the deficiency of low and medium
grades. These are quick Of sale just at
the present time. But as the season for
the consumption of coarse woods is Tar
advanced, it would hardly be safe to en-
courage large shipments of these
grades, predicated of much longer con-
tinuauce of the demand at current 4 z
ures.
The new clip comes forward slowly,
owing to the depressed condition of the
great consuming markets, and the ex-
treme caution Of country buyers There
are said to be fair invoices on the way,
however, and a few early lots of Michi-
gan and Ohio fleece have been received
and sold here. But as these receipts
come upon a dull market, and have 10
encounter the competition Of old wool,
which is much preferred by manufactu-
rers, they necessarily realize compare
lively low prices. In fact, wool prices
here upon the seaboard, at the opening
of the season, are below the level of the
West, and growers are helding theirpro-
duct at figures which must compel ope-
ratOrs to stand aloof till the equilibrium
is restored.
Thus far, but very small portion of
the new clip has been sold out of first
Enthusiastically enough to establish
prices in those localities where buyers
are operating. Eastern dealers are not
yet in the field to any extent, and very
little, if any, has been purchased on &C.
count of the manufacturers.
Asregards the opening prices of the
new clip, We heAr Of limited transac-
tions in Michigan at range of 35a40c;
in Ohio at 35a45c-mostly at 3sa4oc for
straight lots averaging extra, and, in
the southeastern counties of that State,
a few fancy clips of thoroughbred Sax
ony have been taken on speculation at
SOC and upwards. In New York, We
have accounts Of small sales ct S3a37c.
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mflisary.

-
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following
order has justsbeen promulgated from
the War Department
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHISGToN, June 30, 1868. }
General Order, No. SO. g
By direction of the President Of the
United States, the following orders are
made:
|. Brevet Major General Irwin
Mcdowell is relieved from command OF
the Fourth Military District, and will
report in person, without delay, at the
War Department.
II. Brevet Major General Alvap c.
Gillem is assigned to the command OF
the Fourth Military District, and will
assume command without delay.
BY command of Gen. Grant.
[Signed] E. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. q.
The Fourth Military District com,
prises the States of Mississippi and
Arkansas.
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From Detroit.

DETROIT, July 1.-The Republican
State Convention met in this city to;
day Hon. II. +. Baldwin, OF Detroit,
was nominated for Governor, Morgan
Bates, of Traverse City, Lieutenant
Governor; General Dwight May, At
torney General. All the other State
officers were renominatcd. Electors at
large, Charles w. CrOswell, of Lena
wee, and John Burt, of Marquette. A
State Central COMMITTEE of thirteen was
chosen, of which John j. Bagley, Of De-
trOit, is chairman.
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The Couventiou.

New YORK, July 1.-Dslegates to the
Democratic Convention are still ar
irving. The Pendleton escort Is eX-
pected this afternoon. Indications to-
day seem to point to Chase or Hen
bricks.
The New York delegation held a
meeting at the ST. Nicholas at noon and
informally resolved to support Seymour
for President. 1t seems certain, how
ever, that SeymOur's name will not he
pressed, as he personally don't desire
the nomination.
August Belmont was elected to the
delegation in place of Charles +. Loew,
resigned.
tn. Kentucky delegation also held an
informal meeting at the New York Ho-
tel, and resolved to support Pendleton.
A large majority OF the delegates
have not yet arrived.
Tsnmauy Hall presents q line aP'
pearance. The seats are all arranged,
and the final touches are being put To
affairs to-day. The shields of all the
States are in position, and the CALLER
les are festoOned with American hags
etc.
The Ohio delegation to the Demo
cratic Convention meet at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel to-day, Jhirty-tive OF
the forty-two delegates are present, and
entire harmony characterized the
proceedings. Colonel McCook was
elected permanent Chairman, and
Morrison Foster, of Cleveland
Secretary. 1t was decided to hold
daily meetings until the assembling OF
the Convention. Committee men Will
be selected tomorrow.
The meeting ofthe Kentucky delega-
ton is postponed until owing
t. the non arrival of large portion OF
the delegation.
Samuel J. Tilden Vas to-day chosen
Chairman of the New York delegation
IL is understood that Mr.. Seymour sta
ted to-day TO some of the msmbers oil
the delegation that he had pledged his
honor not 10 be candidate, and under
no circumstances would he accept the
noHination.
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NeUoti asions for the Purchase oil
Greenland aud Iceland.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Suns Wash
ington dispatch says Secretary Seward
has nearly completed negotiations fol
the purchase of Greenland and Iceland
from the Danish Government. 1t IL
said he is to give five and a halt mil
lions of dollars in gold for them ane
that he has already had promises oil
sufficient support fromthe Senate to SO
cure the ratification of the measure.
Mr.. Seward is now having printed a.
the Government printing offices, vol
luminous account of these countries
their population, great resources, Gil
mate and history, which he will send IN
to the Senate with copy of his new
treaty.
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Chicago vi nrket.

CHICAGO, July l.
FLOUR--Quiet; spring extra at 3 0(
al0 90.
WHEAT-Dull; No. declined Sc;
gave way this morning, and prices de.
clined 4c; sales at l 79il ~, cash, and
76al a at sellerssDption for the month
CORN-Fairly active and shade
higher; sales No. at S5iaSGc, and No.
at S2!aS3ic; new at zoe, and rejected at
nc in store; closing with buyers of No
at Sc.
OATS-Moderately active at 4atc
higher; sales at 64ia65c; closing at Gaia
Csc.
RYE-Firmer and quiet; sales No.
at 20 in store.
BARLEY-Scarce and nominal.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July

CINCINNATI, July i.
FLOUR-Dull; family, 9 5Oa9 a..
WHEAT Dull and nominal at IL
for No. |.
OATS-Dull and irregular: No. sold
at roc from store.
RYE-Duil at 65al IL.
COTTON--Quieta and unchanged; mid
ding, 3Oc.
TOBACCO-:-Steady for better grades
of leaf, but trash Jugs are easier; sales
PIG hogsheads trash at 4 l4a5 30: lngs,
6 O0aI0 90. and leaf II O0a46 90.
WHISkY-Firm at 33c in bond.
MESS PORK-Held at "a p.
BULK MEATS-Held at lOsc for
shoulders and l3al3ic for sides.
BACON-Held at re for shoulders
and l5!al6c for clear rio and clear
sides.
LARD-Offered ut l53c.
BUTTER-Unchanged and quiet at
2ia30c.
EGGS-Held at lSc.
LINSEED OIL-Sold at 90.
PETROLEUM - Firmer: rafinAd at
32a36c.
POrATOES--Dnll at 3 IS for new.
MONEY-The demand is active; the
market closes at sal0 per cent. for best.
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and in Pennsylvanis ct 40a4sa. as 70
quality and condition.
Sales for the week have been fair, aud
foot up about 625, 900 lbs, at a range Oh
43a52tc for fleece, and 42ta52e for the
various grades Of pulled. ..,
OHIO.
From our exchanges we CLEAN the fol-
lowing in regard to the Ohio wool mar
ket: Il. :,
The wool market remains as reported
last week, at about forty cents. our
farmers, who are in easy circumstances,
don't appear to be inclined to sell at
present figures, and are holding on 10
the hope of realizing better prices mere
after.
We know farmer in this vicinity
who has four clips of wool on mana.
Four years ago he refused to SEA DIS
clip of wool at IS cents per h., hoping
to be able to get Sl.O0, in consequence
of the stories that were told MN oy
Delano, for Political effect. He should
sue Delano for damages.-IteRs.fr rom ire
Mount Vernon (O.) Banner, June u.
The Stenbenville Gazette says: In
answer to inquiries of friends, we are
sorry to be unable to furnish any intel
liyence indicating an Improvement I'D
the wool market. This is not pleas
ant statement to make to those who
two years ago sold their wool at sixty
cents. and were then promised that Inc
new tariff would raise the price ten
cents per pound. Men who last year
held on to their clips, hoping that the
promise of better times would this year
Drove true, are now reduced to the ne
cessity of selling at forty. nm
The Kenton Republican says: The
wool trade for the last week has been
ouite lively on our streets, prices rang
ing from 35a40c. The lots sold have
generally been small, and not Of the
best quality. Some of the largest lots
will be sold for better prices, but the
prospect for an immediate advance does
net seem to be f1attering.
The Tuscarawas Chronicle says: The
wool market in New Philadelphia 10 not
very brisk yet. But little is coming in
vet owing to the fact that growers are
holding on for higher prices: Fifty
cents is the price they ask, while bny'
ers offer but 35a4Oc.
The Morrow county SeRuHt say d
During the past few days the wool trade
has been quite lively, a large amount
having been disposed Of The prices
paid by our buyers have ranged from
33a40c per pound. We learn that the
bulk ofthe present wool crop has been
purchased.
The Sandusky Register says: Some
40, 900 pounds of new clip has been sold
The price is now 30a40c for washed, aud
2Oa30c for unwashed. The next ter
days will be warm time in the WOO
trade.
The Ashland Times says: Nearly 5000
pounds of wool were bought at Massil'
lon on Saturday by the wool buyers
Forty-one cents was the highest price
paid.
The Bellefontaine Republican reports
the price of wool at 35a4Oc.
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The Peudietou Escort.

PITTSBURGH, July 1.-The Pondleton
escort, three hundred strong, arrived
here this morning. They were met At
the depot by a numbcr of Democratic
Clubs, beaded by brass band. They
passed through tho principal streets
and serenaded the Office of the Daily
Post. At Union depot lunch was par
taken of, gotten by number of Dem.
ocrats. The trip so far has been most
pleasant aud the re ilroad arrangements
are perfect. The escort left for Harris
burg at 10 o'clock A. N.
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GA r. Canyeniion.

TOLEDO, July 1.-The semi-annual
Convention of the Ohio Posts Of the
Grand Army of the Republic assembled
here this morning, The delegates pres
ent were mostly from the central and
southern portions of the State. After
organizing, the Convention adjourned
until to- morrow, and left on pleasure
excursion to Putin Bay.
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Fires.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The printing
ink works of Charles Robinson, on
Gray's Ferry road, burned this morning
Loss. $4,000; no insurance.
RoCKLANp, July IA small dwell
ling house burned here this morning,
and Eliza Ingraham, an elderly woman,
tie only occupant, was sntfocated.
RUTLAND, VI, July IA destructive
fire occurred here this morning. All
the buildings from Cromptsn's block,
in Merchants row, and the Herald
building, on Centre street, were de-
stroyed. Loss, So, 600; insured for so0,'
900.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteeath Animal Session, Sept 2, 1857.
FACULTY!
Rev. ID. r. Bittle, ID. d., President and Prof
Nor. and Int. Science.
s. G.. Wells, A. NJ. Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy.
Rev. W. b. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof Ancient Ian
guages and Literature.
Rev. J. H. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
il. Norman, NJ. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L.R. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept
II. +. Klingsr, A. NJ. Prof. Modern Languages
J. X. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expsnses In Al departments, In.
Guiding boarding, tuition, rOOm.rent, fuel and
lights, and incidentals, eos 90. For further in.
formation, address REV. ID. =. BlTTLE,
iuly3i Salem, Va.
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From sariuia

SARISEA, June 30.-Early this morn
ing the jsilor at this place captured a
man inside of the yard of the Jail. He
had, during the night, scaled the out.
ward fence aud main walls by means OF
a graphing iron aud rope, and when on
top of tho wall missed his footing and
fell inside, injuripg himself severely.
Skeleton keys were found on him. with
which il is supposed he intended TO
release the prisoners, BaIdell, alias Har.
wood and kincade, who are confined in
the Jail awaiting trial Cor eonnterfeiting
United States notes.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July General Gil
lett is ordered to California to take the
position vacated by General Mcdowell,
The committee ON Ways and Means
agreed to report small tariff bill, prob
ably tomorrow. Ii c)vers small manu-
features of iron, the value of which
principally depends on labor employed
upon them.
lThe Senate confrmed the nomination
Of Daniel l.. Fleming as Assessor of In
ternal Revenue for the Fourth Distric,
of Ohio, and rejected James z. Hubbell
of Ohio, as Minister to Ecuador.
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Levi B. Springer and Others, In Chancsr,
Vs. C0art forObb.
County, Yves,
Shepherd Mcintyre aud others. Virginia.
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADF
l. in the above calSe on the seventh day
May. 1862. I will OF MONDAY. THE SIXTH
DAY OF JULY. is5e. At my Offer In the cliN
Of Wheeling. aud thereafter by adjournment
from time 10 time a. shall be founa necessary
proceed 10 take and state an account 81 the
gerSon- Tsspsetiyely Who pursuant to ths
hibited In the above sntiiled cause, are entitled
TO share In THE PR0cERDS OF THE B0ME
PLANTATION OR ESTATE mentioned In
said will. and Of the share OF the said procecd.
20 which each Of the sad persona 10 entitled
and 10 ascortaiR and report what win be- q rras
enable comhissioh or allowance 10 be deducted
from the shares ~ those who shall be 10 found
entitled and paid over 10 the complainant a.
cOntribu Ion 70 the expenses OF bringing asd
prosecuting this salt together with such other
matters "A shall he deemed pertinent by inypel
or be specially required by fhe parties.
Ard pursuant 20 the said DEGREES, hsisb,
give notice 20 all persons claiming 10 be sntiued
70 share IN the Mid prooosds 10 come In befOrs
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF sRP
TEhBER, 1888, a. a pcrempt0ry day for The
purpose; and sueh OF them ~ shall net come ~
and prove their respective rights on or bcfoT,
thFt day win be excluded from the benefit 81
the said decree or Of any future decree IN the
above cause unless otherwise hereafter ORDERED
by the Court. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Go. Circuit Coan
May 18th, isGe. my31 ivdtwtiljs ep'
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Jerome Park Races,

NEW YORK, July l.-Jerome Park
Races: The two year old stakes were
won by Cameron's Old Calabra, beating
three Others; distance five furlongs;
time: l:Ol7. The $1,000 premium. all
ages. two mile heats, was won by Pen
nock's James A. Connolly, beating X. b.
Connelly and Fleetwips; time: 3454
and 3:i5f. Weiter Cup, one mile, was
won by Cameron's Birague, beating
Free Lance, Arlington Rocks and Rebel;
time: l:56f. SellinS stakes, II miles,
was won by Red Wing, beating Jnbal;
time: 800.
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From Saynunah

SAVANNAH, June 30.-The Savannah
bar adopted a resolution to-day request
ing Judge Fleming to adjourn the SUI
preps Court till the next term, on the
ground that a change accruing in the
political condition may have serious
effects on the judicial system.
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-. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. July l.
Flour, very quiet and unchanged
Wheat, frmer; and fall slightly better
Corn, unchanged; sales at S0aS5c. Oats
frmer; sales at 73a75c. Rye sold at 50
Provisions, very dull; sales of pork al
% 00a25 %. Bacon, lower; sales at lola
l6sc for clear sides; l2ial2fc for shout.
ders. Lard, nominal: sales at l7c fol
tierce and 1SalStc for keg.
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From Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July The nominating
Convention of the Eighteenth Congress
sional District nominated w. II. Epson,
of Summit county. This has been an
exciting coatest, the prominent candi-
dates having been X. G. Parsons, Mar
shall ct the United States Court of the
District of Columbia and James Mason,
lawyer of this city.
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From Toronto .

TORONTO. June 30.-The retai! mer-
chants Of this city have held meeting
aud resolved not to take American
small SILVER except at ten per cent. dis
count, and large ut four per cent.
The City CoHncil has been memorial
lied in favor of granting aid from the
civic funds to Miss Rye to bring ont
servant girls
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Commissioner's Notice.

Pratt & Fox, l In Chancery. in the
vs.. Circuit Court foI
Sherrard Clemens, ct oil. Ohio county, wssi
DURSUAHT TO THE DECREE MADE
ii In the above cause on the I'D day Of May
1863 ] will on SATURDAY, THE lstb DAY
Wheeling. and thereafter by adjournment from
time % time ~ shall he found necessary, pro.
coed to ascertain and report the amounts and
priorities Of the lions upon the land mentioned
and described In the bill and exhibits hied IN the
above entitled caus., and whether the decd Of
trust, or contract, mentioned and described In
said bill. was executed ~ 20 constitute a
valid lien upon said land and any other matter
may deem pertinent. or that may BE- desired
by any party In interest.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Coanty Circuit Court.
June 18th, lS6s. jnnlaoawtt
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New York Money Market

GOLD-Firm at l4Ota14Oe.
GOVERNMENr STOCKS-Were less
active, closing heavy. Coupons OF
81, llliall3; ex-interest do '62, ll2sa
ll3s: do "a, ll0sa1l0t; do '65, 1l0iall0:;
do new, 10S3al0ss; do '67, l05sal0Ss;
ex-interest do '6S, l0Sia106s; ex-interest
lO-4Os, 106sal06i; 7.30s, lo6salC9.
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FtOlTSE.

MI. Blame, oil Maine, asked leave TO
offer resolution instructing the COM
mittee on Ways and Means to inquire
into the expediency of reporting the
funding of bill providing for the con-
solidation of all bonds of Indebtedness
of the United States into 3 per cent.
ten year bonds aud - per cent. thirty
year bonds and per cent. interminable
annuities: the holders of outstanding
bonds to have choice of these forms
Of security.
Mr.. Pomeroy objected.
Mr.. Scofeld, from the committee on
Elections, reported Charles NJ. Hamil-
ton, of Florida, entitled to IL seat.
Agreed to, and Mr.. Hamilton was sworn.
The bill reported in the morning
hour yesterday by Mr.. Boutwell,, from
the Judiciary committee, regulating
tho judicial proceedings in certain cases
for the protection of officers and agents
of the Government, and for the better
defence of the Treasury against unlaw-
fnl claims, was passed.
Mr.. WashburRe, of Illinois, gave no.
tice that he would move tomorrow to
postpone the bill mGkiEg an appropria-
ton for the Russian treaty, and take up
the deficiency bill.
Mr.. Banks proposed that the vote be
taken on Thursday of next week, and
III the meantime the debate may be con-
siGered as not closed.
Mr.. Arnell offered resolutian calling
on the Secretary Of War for report
relative to freedmen affairs in Tennessee
and Kentucky. Adopted.
Tho unnon or h ma
to committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Garfield
i'll the Chair, and resumed the consider
alton of the bill appropriating 81 POO, 900
in coin to carry into effect the treaty
for the acquisition of Russian America.
Mr.. Wasburne, of Wisconsin, address.
ed the committee in opposition to the
bill.
Mr.. Eliot moved TO amend the bill by
inserting a provision that no purchase
in behalf of the United States of for
eign territory shall he hereafter made
until after provision by law is made for
its payment, and declaring that the
treaty making power does not include
any power TO complete the purchase of
territory before the necessary apppro.
priatiou is made therefor by an act Of
Mr.. Mungem said he was authorized
to make proposition on the part of u
company of gentlemen to pay within
twenty days into the Treasury of the
United States ten millions of gold, they
taking the fec simple of the territory
of Alaska, and leaving the eminent do.
main in the Government Of the United
States Mr.. Mungen made few re-
marks to the effect that the power to
make treaties was vested i'll the Presi-
dent and Senate.
&Mr. Price spoke in opposition to the
DILL.
Mr.. Donnelly sustained, the appropri-
alton, while contending that the House
had full power TO make OF refuse it.
Mr.. ShcllabarSer argued against and
Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, in favor
of the bill.
The Committee rosV.
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. MOorchead, from the committee
on Ways aud Means, reported back the
tariff bill and asked that il he printed
AMI made the special order for Friday.
Mr.. Marshall objected To its being
made the special order.
The bill was ordered printed.
The Hause went into committee Of
the Whole on the Alaska bill.
Messrs. Maynard and Myers advocated
the bill
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BUFFALO, July !.
Flour, dull and unchanged. Wheat
buyers offer 90 for No. Chicago, but
is held at l 90. Corn, dull; sales at s9a
Gle for mixed western, as EQUALITY and
condition. Oats, nominal: sales at 74c.
Freights, unchanged.
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PARIS, July lin the Corps Leglsia'
if to-day, the debate on the oudget
was continued. ". Thiers made a
speech, in which he deplored the mill
tary preparations still going on, and
feared an outbreak of war and conse-
oueut national bankruptcy.
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From Burlington.

BURLINGTON, VT, July 1.-The Union
Republicans of Vermont held State
Convention to-day, in which the State
was we'll represented. The present in
cumbent State officers were re-nomina-
ted by reclamation.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,

Jaundice and all affections Of the Liver are soon
removed by the use OF Roback's Stomach Bitters
and Blood Pills; they are composed of vcgeta'
bic medicinal extracts with special reference to
their direct action on the liver and digestive
apparatus Sold by all druggists everywhere.