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THE TURCo.EsTPTIAN QUEs1IOS.
Tho Sultan Commends and Admon.
fishes His Egyptian VIeeFOy.
HnSsaR A

OoNbIANIlNOPLBI Sept 10,
The Grand Vlzler has despatched n
second othcial letter In the name Of the
Sultan, 10 the Viceroy Of Egypt, in
which he expresses satisfaction At the
receipt OF the assurances OF fidelity on
the part Of His Highness, which bis
note contained; also, Ills pleasure at the
compliance with and strict adherence
10 the conditions OF the recent firmRn
manifested by the latter. The Sultan,
however, specially Insists that The
VIceroy shall In the future observe
strictly the following points Of the roy
oil mission, viz: That the ERyptIan
army shall be reduced to 10000, needle
guns alone shall be ordered In Europe
and elsewhere, and that all small
arms beyond that number, as we'll
as any ironclad vessels OF war which
may have been bArRained for or
are now In course or construction,
shall be countermAnded. That the
public taxes OF the territory shall be
levied and collected In the name Of the
Sultan, and that taxes shall be imposed
only In the name Of the Sultan. The
annual budget Of finance shall be sub.
mltted regularly 10 the Sultan for au.
Ihorizlng previous to its PRONUNCIATION.
That his approval must be asked for In
all cases OF the contract OF foreign loans.
That the Vioeroy shall not hold direct
official intercourse or communication
with foreign governments, and that he
shall afford through his officers better
treatment to musHulmen pilgrims Jour.
neying to and from the holy shrine.
The Grand VlZlsr adds, In conclusion
that In compliance with these terms,
and an understanding as 10 the faithful
execution and observance OF them, the
Sultan will be very glad 10 see the
Vtceroy In ConS:antlnople.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. Louis, Sept. II.
The Shlngle and Box factory Of Page
& Kilbain on 22d and Ma Olson Streets,
burned between IL and o'clock this
morning; loss about $50, 900; insured for
Sl0. 500. The lumber yard OF Mr..
Schulenborg, adding to the damage
about 1900.
THE GOOD TEMPLARs AND THE TEM-
PERANCE PARTY.
The Grand Lodge OF Good Templars
which has been In session at Jackson
Vile, Illinois, for two days, after sever.
hours discussion OF the matter yester.
day, endorsed by q decided maj Hjorlty,
the action OF the National Temperance
Convention recently held at chicago,
in the form OF third political organi-
zatton, the most conspicuous principle
OF which shall be Prohibition.
SEIZURE OF CIGAR MANUFACroRY,
The cigar mandatory OF Schultz &
Zlssiken, OF Carlenville, ILL.,, has been
seized for the violation OF the Internal
Revenue laws. About 10000 cigars
were seized with the factory.
NEBRASKA ELECTION.
A dispatch from Omaha, says fur
ther election returns confirm yester-
days report OF Republican majority,
Where the Democrats had party nom.
ination they have generally been de-
leated. The Legislature will have q
clear Republican majority.
DEATH OF WILD BILL
A telegram from PGebla says that
Wild Bill, a noted character, who has
figured as the hero OF several sketches
OF Life on the Border got into din
Guilty on election day and while being
taken 10 Colorado city jail, was fired
upon from the brush and killed.
.. DIsoHARGRD.
The case OF James Baxter who was
recently arrested at Rochester, N. Y,
for committing fraud, came before the
Court at Kansas city, yesterday, and hO
war discharged for want OF PROSECUTION.
EXCURSION PARTY.
An eastern excursion party from the
east arrived ut Kansas city, yesterday,
and most OF them have gone on a tour
through southern Kansas Vid Fort
Scott railroad.
THE REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.
At meeting Of the National Capital
Executive Committee, a cali for u con.
vention to be held here October 10th,
was decided upon, and will be publish.
ed In the prominent papers OF the coun-
try. The call, after stating that the
Governors OF all the States are invited
TO attend the convention, says that In
case the Governor Of any OF the States
refuses TO appoint delegates to the con-
ventlon, that delegates selected by the
Congressmen OF any Congressional dis.
trict will be received as duly accredited, ,
and will be admitted 10 seats In the
convention.
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OAIO STATE FAIR.


TOLEDO, Sept. II.
The twentieth State Fair closed 10.
day. 1t was the most successful In all
respects 0f any yet held. The number
OF admission tickets sold was 1000
against $4,000 at Dayton in 1867, the
highest Of any preceding year.
Aggregate receipts IS 10 10000 dol
lars. The number OF entries were
1890 about 1000 more lhan any
for many years The most crafty.
lng degree Of order, sobrlety and good
feeling distinguished the whole Fair,
and every body, officers OF board. ex.
hlbltors, visitors and citizens are de.
lighted. AS evidence Of the natural rec
sources, developments and advance
ment OF the region OF country tributa.
ry 10 Toledo, II was an occasion In
which the people Of this city may we'll
take pride and which will do much to.
wards attracting In this direction the
Industry, skill and capital OF the coun-
trV
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elected; g 6OAO 80 for spring extras;
a 6OA6 90 for superflne.

Rlecteu; W oUAu bO Tor spring extras;
a 60A5 90 for supeTilne.
GRAIN-rWheat- .Flrmer INQUIRY,
mainly for No. s and rejected and
winter grades; sales No. / sprlnR
at 81 25; No. 2 ut 81 22Ifal %; No. 8 Gt
81 lOAl IL; closing at 81 22Ital FAX for
No.2, With fair Inquiry at 81 22Al 233t,
seller the month. During the aftsr-
noon the market was quiet Rt 81 22If,
bid; 81 22If, asked, seller the month,
Corn-0pened firm and excited, but
towards the close gave way, and closed
with sellers OF No. 2 at size; sales
ranged from SiNo 10 800, for No. 2; and
9O1IaS2o Tor rejected, for future delive'
ry; sales were made at e. LfaSSXc, seller.
month; S5Ifas61, buyer, month; 66AS7c,
seller, October. In the afternoon the
market was firm; sales No. 2 al s5%a
45lIc, seller, month. OAts-Quiet and
steady; closing at 4iMc for No. Q; In
options. sales were made at A3xa44c,
seller, month; 429<a43,, seller, October;
SSNct seller, ATst balf0i October. Rye
=Closed firm at 9Sfc for No. l; 93c for
No. 2. Barley-Excited and unsettled; |;
sales No. 2 at 81 37Al 3s; subseq ueutly
advanced TO 81 40; closing at 81 SS,
CATrLE-Dull at a 00Al so for fair 10
good Cows; Il 75a5 25 for light SteerR;
W 0OA6 % for fair 10 medium.
HoGs-Steady but quiet OF IS 37Xa
SO0 for common; 80 00L9 40. for fair 10
medium. 50 5OAlO w for good 10 choice.
Toledo,
SEPTEMBER l7.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-WheAt-2c lower and active;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 80; No. l white
Michigan 81 SO; amber Michigan 81 80;
No. l red 81 S0I<; No. 2 do 81 89I<; am
Der Illinois 81 81. Corn-1c better $50
for No. l. oAIs-Steady; No. !, 63c;
No. 2, Sic.
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VIRGIHIA,
Party IntriEue-An Unlikely Story.
.. on. DO ... NRny Van~ Gal -

Party IntriEue-An Unlikely Story.
.WEfy NEW YORK, Sept. II.
A Richmond, Va, special to the Her.
aid says: A plot has been set on loot, 1t
is CHARGED, by the Radical office hold
ers In Virginia 10 have the question OF
admitting that State 60 over without
the action Of Congress until the session
commencing In 1870. II Is proposed 10
get up evidence OF outrage aud frauds
BY the Walker party, and by the aid OF
hltoustering In Congress and references
TO the Reconstruction Committee, have
the whole question adjourned. BY this
means the present Office holders will
be permitted 10 serve ut least twelve
months longer. The orlginators OF the
scheme II 10 said, receive the strong
support oil both Butler and Boutwell,.
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BOme Wholesome Truths for AmerI.
can Headers.
Cuba TOO Costly ON AequlsttlOn.

Nubh LOO VOstiy IN ACqubltIon'
LONDON, Sept. IT.
The Telegraph has an editorial on the
relations existing between Spain and
the United States, wherein 1t says the
recognition Of Cuba would place Wash.
lngton In the wrong on the Alabama
question. with what consistency can
rights be granted wandering guerrillaB
not formidable enough for blockade 2
II England desired 10 put the accussrs
OF her policy out OF court, she should
encourage the policy asCribed to Presi.
deMt Grant. We prefer to take the
question on the broad grounds OF COM
mon interests. War between Spain and
America would be material injury
that would be equally apportIoned.
The shipping Of the latter would be d
prey 10 privateers, and her commerce,
with the profits. would pass 10 the neu.
trails. The reduction OF the national
debt would be arrested, internal orRani-
zation checked, and public discomfort
would revive with the growing bur.
dens. Spain would lose Cuba, but con.
tlnue with her obstinate tenacity OF
resistance, her great undeveloped re-
sources, her power to attack Ameri.
cantrade and her comparative In
vulnerabillty TO retaliate. Amerl.
ca would gain at heavy cost
what might be for years more
loss than 4 gain, and would be entan-
Rled In a war oomblniug a maximum
cost and a minimum glory. Such con.
alterations cannot pass unreEarded ut
Washington, since there Is still ground
for hope that peace may be preserved.
Cuba GFaVItatInE TO the UnIted States.
LONDON, September II.
The Examiner on tho subject OF Spain
and Cuba, has the following: by the
history Of analogy there Is no longer a
physical impediment 10 the representa-
ton Of Cuba In the Spanish Cortes.
Expedlency recommends 1t, but for
Cuba tits now too late. II she has
not sold or surrendered her own
inhabitants, she must In some form be
mortgaged to the Americans, with the
certainty that once In their power she
will eventually become theirs. It Is
better for Cuba that this should be so,
and 1t Is better perhaps for SPAIN
Wreck OF an Indian Steamer in the
- He'd Sea-.
... . t..... AVNOVNI OGpbS III
Advlces have been received OF the
total wreck OF the Indian mail steam
ship Caranatic, of the island OF Shad.
ninia, In the Red Sea. AN the passen-
gers and crew succeeded In reaching
the shore In safety, bat The malls and
cargo were lost. TIE steamer had a
large amount OF specie on board for
this city, which was lost.
Tho Weathor..The Indian Wreck.
LONDON, Sept II.
The rain for The past few days has
been general but not heavy; the hRr-
vest In Yorkshire has b.en stopped: a
weeks dry weather is LeCess Rry 10 se-
cure the crops In good order.
Later dispatches from alexandria
relative TO 1.-THE loss Of the steamer
Cornelia. say five passengers, nine OF
the crew. and fifteen natives are mis-
sing, and 1t is supposed they were
drowned.
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PRESIDENT GRAFT.
His Movements In WnshIngtOn Pa
Public Reception ON Saturday.

PnDlic Reception ON Saturday.
WARRINGTON, Pa, Sep. 10, 'e9.
President Grant was waited upon
last evening at the residence othIs
kinsman, W. W. Smith, Esq, by
number Of leading citizens ofthis coun-
" and Greene. Mr.. Donley, member
Of Congress from this District, also
called and paid his respects. Later In
the evening the colored band Of this
place gave MIN serenRde. This morn
ing he appeared on loot upon the streets,
accompanied by Gen. Porter. He spent
the forenoon In the large dry goods es~
tablishment of Vim. Smith q Son,
where many people called to be intro
duced. 1t Is his wish 10 remain quiet
and no noisy denomination will be
attempted. The public reception has
been postponed until Saturday at three
O'Clock, p. M. Meantime 1t is the In.
tention OF the Burgess and Town Coun.
Gil 10 invite him 10 participate In the
ceremonies OF laying the corner stone
OF the new town hall, In process Of
erection here. 1t Is not known whether
he Will accept or not. An immense
crowd Is expected here on Saturday.
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THE NEW ORLEANS REVENUE
FRAUDS.
Release OF WAddy Thompson on q
WritOf HabeaS COrpuS-HIs
Re.AFreat.

mEAPHISI sept II.
Waddy Thompson who was arrested
at 81. Louis In company with Perry
Fuller few days since for alleged
Revenue frauds, aad sent 10 New
Orleans under U. s. Marshal for trial,
was taken from the Marshal at Jack
son, Tennessee, yesterday, on q writ Of
habeaS corpus, and brought before Judge
Lee OF the Law Court Of this city and
discharged on the ground that the U, y.
Commissioner only had the power Of
o magistrate TO ball or commit, end
could not order prisoner TO be carried
10 another State, aud ordered the dis.
charge OF the prisoner. Thompson was
Immediately re.arrested by the Deputy
U. 8. Marshal on warrant Issued by
Commissioner Morrison Of this city
on the same charge, and afterwards
released on bail TO answer the charge
to-day.
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RELGIUM.

Tho statistical Congress Discussion n
ON Standing Armies.
TIE HAGUE, Sept. II.
During the session OF the Statistical
Congress yesterday, Mr.. Chadwick
moved for the collection. OF RtatlsticS
respecting military service, with a view
TO the reduction OF standing armies,
Mr.. RugRles, oi New York, supported
the motion In lengthy speech, where.
In he contrasted the armaments OF Eu-
rope with those OF the United States.
exampled the recent war In America
for the suppression OF rebellion and the
extirpatlon OF slavery, aud when all
was over the return OF the soldiers 10
their peaceful avocatlons to pay the
cost OF that war, does not impover!sh
and weaken the country as much as
the standing armies do In the European
States.
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TAYLOR COunTY.
The Republicans OF Taylor Favor
Liberal Measures.
TAYLOR COUNTY, W. Va, |
September 10, 1869 I

TAYLOR COUNTY, W. Va,
September 10, 1860 !
To the Editor Of the 1ntelligencsr:
We have not been altogether iuditHer.
ent to the movement now inauRurated
In the Republican party OF our State
for the removal OF the disabilities i'm.
posed upon rebels. The great maIorI-
ty Of Republicans In this county favor
the movement. In fact we know Of bat
one or two who oppose 1t. Whoever
may be the Republican candidate for
the Legislature from thlR county will
run on this liberal platform. The move.
ment has already gone too far to fail.
II IL In consonance with the republican
ideas Of government. And II is 4 car
dinal principle Of the party that all
men, who are citizens, should have u
right TO voice In the government.
This principle 10 sure 10 prevail.
These lines are written with the idea
that you would be glad 10 hear from
the Republicans throughout the Stale
on this question.
Yours, DO, J, T. l.,
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St'V IUN1HEV"s
WAsHINoroN. SAnt I

WASHINGTON. Sept. II.
In the interference case OF Mason
against Rowley, assignee, relating TO
the manufacture OF screw caps for
fruit jars, Judge Fisher, In the Su-
preme Court for the District of Colum~
bia, rendered decision awarding the
patent 10 Rowley. It 10 held that II
Mason invented the article, his delay
Of eleven years before applying for q
patent, works . forfeiture OF right.
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Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY desires 1t
to be understood that 'WorkinRmen are
the most dangerous enemies working
women have 10 fear.' So far % our obs
aervAtlon extends, the women In this
vicinity don't Hcare worth O cent at
the approach Of q working or any
other man.'-0iH, Times.
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THERE is a barn or stable In Callior.
MIA, about 90 miles from San Francisco,
which cost t76. 900 In gold. The woods
arethe costliest OF the country, much oi
1t the the beautiful laurel OF California,
lnlaid and interlaced with other vAlua:
BILE woods, and siver 10 Rs abundant In
II az In many OF our rich saloons.
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Pension Difficulty ut Philadelphia
PuILADRIPHTA Rant IT .

A difficulty has arisen between Mai.
Calhoun, pension agent, and the claim
agents, which will delay the payment
OF pensions In the Interior for some
time. Heretofore the pension agents
have paid all claims Of proper vouch>
ers In greenbaoks, but now they refuse
70 pay anything but checks TO order OF
the claimant, which the agents and at
torneya refuse 10 accept.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BlTTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Ia compound Of Fluid Extracts The
Roots. H0rOa, and BArks from which thee
extracts are made, Rre gathered in DER
many, all the medical virtues are extTncted
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
70 be used expressly ior the manufacture Of
this BiLterS. There IL no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used in compromising the Bit
tiers, hence It free from all the objections in.
cldent TO the use OF LIQUOR preparation.
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Dlsrr"nohlsOment ana Republican

DIsIfhucnLBoment ana hepuDlIcAn'
iBms ~
From The Cincinnati Daily Tines Republican,.
The Wheeling 1NTELLIaENoER takes
q philosophical view OF the relation OF
Acknowledgement to the Republican
party In the States that were disfrau-
ch!sed by the rebellion. Dlsfranchiss.
ment is per SC 40 adherence 10 all true
Republicans. II is an Inconsistency In
the party, Hence the 1NTRLLIGIECER
IL wise in urging the party IN West
virginia to ut once volunteer the en-.
franchlsement Of all rebels except those
who are cut OF by The XIVth amend.
ment. This Is the only way Of saving
the party In that State as well as 10
the South generally. To bold on to an
Auti'repu oltcan policy until forced 10
let go is TO commit political suicide,
Tennessee is landing In the arms Of
Democracy because OF Republican OBJ.
stinacy. That obstlnacy NAV. how
ever, IN that State, possess rSdeemlnS
feature. 1t may force, as It seems even
now 10 have done, the Democracy unou
the platform OF negro suffrage.
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appointment OF PennsyIvania Dele.
gates to the Louisville Convention.
HARRlsBURa, September II.

Governor Geary has appointed Col.
Scott, Gen. ]. W. CaSs, Gen. Moor.
head, Hon. Richard ]. Holdman, Col.
Phillips, Henry Mccormick, Hon. G,
Coleman, Hon. Stanley Woodward,
Edward E. Gary, and Hon. Hen drlck
B. Wright, delegates from Psnnsylva.
MIA 10 the Southern Commercial Con-
ventlon 70 be held In Louisville, KY,
on the 18th Of October.
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Admiral HoR and his Conduct To.
wards the CubAns.

ANEW AohhI sept 1b
II ls stated that Admiral Hoff had an
interview with Secretary Robson and
Admiral Porter yesterday on Cuban
affairs. It is claimed that the Admi.
rails sympalhIes have already been with
the Cubans, but that his instructions
required him to remain strictly ne utral,
and It would have been obviously un-
seemly for him TO indulge In any dem
onstratlons favorable TO the insnr nrgents,
He thinks the struggle will be a pro>
tracIed one, unless some outside inter-
ference takes place.
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Hooflandn German Remedies arc counter
ieited. See that the signature ofC. n. JACK.
hON n on the wrapper OF each bottle. AL
othen are counterfeit.
GermAn Medicine Store, No. 6al ARCH Street,
CHARLES n, EVANS, Proprietor.
foEmetly Q. II. JACKSON q %.
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nOcaAhas German BlssssrA poF bottle bottle q@
HoonAndb German Tonic, put up In QUAR-
eotIlaA, o. 50 per bottle or half doEon for
N@,
cSDo not forgot % examine we'll the ar.
For Galo By Druggists and Dealers IN Med.
etho eYeryWnofo, iyH
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Republican Progress In Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, September l6,

The Apulanche'S Little Rock special,
this evening, says large number OF
Republican members oil the Legislature
have held meeting, at which resolu.
tions were adopted for the formation OF
o liberal Republican party, on the ba-
His Of universal suffrage and amnesty,
and committee appointed 10 solicit
subscriptions aud take other measures
for complete organization. These reso-
lution9 were siEned BY Lieutenant Gov
ernor Johnson and sixteen Republican
members. The committee thus ap.
pointed publishes to-day call for a
State Convention on the 18th Of october,
10 carry ont the purpoaes OF the former
meeting. f.TO.,-'T-I
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FRANCE.
The american Cabinet becom ing
..1'i Moro Moderate.

MADRID. Sept. II.
II ls thought the Cabinet ut Wash
ington has become somewhat more
concillatory since the receipt OF the lei.
eRram from Mr.. StCkles, the American
Minister. that the over excited temper
OF the Spanish people will compel the
government 10 continue the war for the
suppression OF the insurrectlon In Cuba,
The King OF Italy has given his con-
sent to the selection OF the Duke OF &c.
noa as King Of Spain.
Alarming Strike NJ Barcelona.
MADRID, Sept. IT.
The strike OF the workmen at BARGE.
Iona continues. It has assumed alarm:
Ing proportions. ... ...'',..
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PlTTsBURdH, Sept. IT.
Monougahela 8 feet 10 inches and
falling. Weather clear; thermometer
7G'.
CINCINNATI, Sept. II.
Weather cloudy in part; thermome-
ter 7SO. Rained last night.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.
Comments ofths London News on
the Sir John franklin Report.

LONDON, Sept. II.
The morning Standard, today, has an
editorial on (he news concerning the
recent discovery OF the remains OF the
Franklin expedition. The article closes:
'The data on which to accept the docu-
merits az true aretoo slender, and unless
the fact Ia oorroboTated Ia a manner
difficult 10 anticipate, we fancy specu.
tton Is misplaced
RunOred Adjustment between the
Unitod AtAttS ana spain.
LONDON, Sept. II.
The Star, radical organ) to-day
states that the difficulty between the
United States and Spain on the Cuban
question Is In fair way OF settlement.
'Chs rumor that a proclamation guaran.
teelng religious liberty and freedom Of
election will shortly be Issued by the
Spanish Government, is better omen,
bat II the reports OF the military gov
ernment In Cuba nre true. the concea.
sIons must be prefAced by one more
essential, namely, that the Cubans be
permitted to live 10 enjoy them.'
American Designs on Cuba.
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GERMANY,

UnIon OF Liberals in North and South
Germany.
BERLIN, Sept. H.
An organization OF the National
Liberals OF north and south Germany
into one party is projected. The scheme
is generally approved, though In
Bavaria there 10 much apparent reserve.
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Justice Of the Supreme Court Qr PtnnIyIruntd.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that HOol.
lAEd'S GeImAn BiLteB iS q very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptlc symptoms almost di.
recLly. GEORGtE EshARSWoUD."
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BOSTON, Sept. II.
James Armstrong shot his mother
in,law dead, In North Brldgewater, last
evening. A shot intended Tor his faith
sr.ln.law wounded James Welch, O
neiEhbor. The murderer dsd.
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The Ohio County Adarss..

From the KG1a1Tha Journal (RtpUblieln.)
We publish this week, on our first
page, an address signed by the leading
Republican citizens Of Ohio county,
advocating the policy Of universal am
nesty and universal suffrage. The ad-
dress, In our estimation, contains the
true policy OF the Republican party Of
this State, and we heartily commend 1t
to our Republican fellow citizens In
this section OF the State.