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Cincinnati Market.

..... CINCINNATI, August 12.
FLouR-Dull and unsettled; family 50 $50
Q 20.
GRAN-wheat-In fair demand; rcd 81 100
20. C0Fn-Dull and prices lower at 760I8c.
Oats-UnChanged; new 80140c; old 60055c. Rye
-SO0s5c, and dull. Barley Unchanged.
CoTToN-
T0BAcco-Firm: sales OF 100 hhds At s. 9G1
16 90. I. .H.s.
WnisKY-Sold at 94895c.
R0vlsIOSs-Unsettlcd: Mess Pork ls offered
at $50. Bulk Meats l86I6e; no sales Bacon
unsettled; shoulders could have been bought At
l44c, and sides at l7K018c. Lard Is offered at
1GC; no buyers.
BUFTER-Firm at 26Gb30c.
CHEEsE-Firm at l3K1I6C.
EOOs-13fb14c
OiLA-NO change In Oils.
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Latest from the Seat
of War.
A Great Battle MOlneDta-
riIy Expected.
Arrival of Wounded and Cap.
tured French at Berlin.
Tho Garrison of Strasburg.
A,.n,,,,.n,, An,,nst io-1OA "

Tho Garrison of strasburg.
ANTWERP, August 12-1OA.N.
Adyices from the seat Of war state that
great battle Is momcntarily expected.
BERLIN, August 1l-Midnight.
A party OF French wounded have just
come in. They arc all being forwarded to
Spandon. To-day 2265 French officers
and soldiers. taken in Saturdays battle,
have arrived.
LONDON, August 10.
From the best information that can be
gained, II appears that the garrison Of
Strasbourg consists oI only one regiment
Of foot and small force Of the National
Guard. The supplies in the place are in
proportion to the garrison and siege Is
therefore impossible. The capture Of the
place will probably be M easy matter.
The first PrllsSian corps d'armee is ut
Phillipsburg.
PARIS, August 12.
The journal 0Giciel publishes a decree
declaring the department Of Nantc Gucr-
bure in state ofsiegc. '
l.us. STUTTGART, August 12. !.
In the battle Of Worth the first corps Of
Wurtemburg Contingent lost 0 officers,
and twenly-thrce men killed; 237 wound
cd, 119 missing. At Gcrswciler, Wur.
tolnburg troops captured one mitral.
leur, three cannon, and staff carriages ot
the 4th division, twenty-five hundred
prisoners and five hundred horses
Denial that Prince Louis is in Lon
don--Popular Demonstration in
Brussels. ,.
"n ...f LONDON, August 12.
The Duke Of Chartres has asked per-
mission to take service in the French
army. Hc Cluims the privilege as u
FrenchnMn who has learned something Of
the art of war in America and Italy.
Tho telegraph is authorized to con-
tradict formally the report that tho
Prince Imperial Is in London.
McMah0n marched out OF SaVcrnc on
Sunday night, on one side Of the town,
Just as the Prussians were marching in on
the other.
It IS reported that Prince D'Auvergne
will decline the Portfolio Of Foreign AZ
fairs in the new French Cabinet, because
Of i'll health.
m BRUSSELS, August II.
Last night there was an enthusiastic
popular demonstration before the Palace
und British Legation.
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Bismarck when leaving Berlin was ask
ed whether, in case Germany was success
tul, he would not insist on the aDdication
Of Napoleon. Hereplicd: mo; Germany
fights only for German objects, not for
French.
The Pope, he declares that hereafter he
means to depend on God; and he wishes
he 'may never see French troops Ngain."
He would have done better had he long
ago observed the Scripture rule "Put not
your trust In princes"
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Crown Princes Army
Through The VOsges.
General Sheridan at PruSsian
Headquarters.
Berlin, August 12.

BERLIN, August 12.
The Bavarian army has passed through
the Vosges, and bivouacked last night nj
Dumeringen, near Saar Louis.
Gen. Sheridan, Of the American Army,
hns LEFT for the Kings headquarters.
The Queen announces that she will take
personal charge of the wounded Of both
armies, and that their treatment will be
identical.
Tho French prisoners as they pass
through tho railroud stations receive
nothing but kindness. The citizens and
the volunteers give them refreshments.
cigars, SC, and ladies enter the cars and
90 from man to man offering them paper
and pencil, and volunteer TO write 10 their
friends for them.
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Departure Of Mr. Seward for China.

~ AUBUNN, august 10.
Governor Seward left Auburn this after
noon for San Francisco, accompanied by
Hanson A. Risley and two daughters,
George E. Baker, financial agent Of the
State Department, and o servant Dir.
Seward will be Joined at San Francisco
by Governor and Mrs. Randall, Hon. Geo.
+ Seward, Consul.general to China, and
wife, all Of whom will accompany him on
his entire trip to China and India. The
train lett the depot amid the cheers OF q
large gathering Of people assembled to see
them of.
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POLLARD speaks Of Jefferson Davis US
the "once President Of the Southern Con.
fedcracy, the autocrat Of eight millions Of
people, who Is satisfied to exhibit himself
In these latter days rs the manager Of a
Life Insurance Company in Memphis,
Tennessee, and To pick tho cartous teeth
Of his ago over q bargain by which he
has sold out his 'notoriety' for $l6,OO q
venr !"
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gone mad about the Prussian spies, as our
special correspondent, journeying from
London to Metz, by way Of Amelns,
Reims and Chalons, says that he was stop.
ped at little place called Terquier and
questioned by the Custom House officers
and gensd arms He was asked repeat
cdly 70 produce his papers, and was final
" allowed most reluctantly TO proceed,
when they were found 10 be all right.
Yet this correspondent is u French officer.
Alter his examination was concluded, the
authorities apologized for tho trouble they
caused him, but said that they were com
PEELED to question everybody, so great was
the popular suspicion.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August 12.
FLoUn-Qulct at 81 7UN6 80 for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Les active: closing al 81 03k
@l Of for No. Q regular, and 81 O9H0l O91,
seller last half month; this afternoon tho market
was fairly active at 81 000l OK. seller last half
month. COrn-lGb1Hc higher: closing strong at
73c for No. 9: this afternoon 73Kc seller last half
month. 0ats-QuiGt and steady N SIC. Rye
Dull and easier at 73SbT4c for No. 9. Barley
Easier at 81 1901 16 for No. 2.
HOOs-IeSs active at 50 1903 Is for common
10 choice smooth.
CArTLE-QuIOt and UNCHANGED.
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New York Produce Market.

New YoRK, August II.
CorTov- Quiet: Sis bales sold at l9Kc for mid.
ding upIands.
FLoUn-ClOSed rather more steady and q bet.
ter inquiry for low grades Of extra. F-
rather moro export demand. RyG-NOminAl.
OatA-Dull at G0t6Ic for western; 6I165c for new
aud old Ohio. COrn-Vcry firm at Of N goa &c for
new mixed western.
phovIsIoNs-Mc POrk-NOmlnally unchang'
cd. BGcf-In moderate request and unchanged.
Cut MGats-Firm aud moderate inquiry Bacon
-Nomlnally unchanged. Lard-QulGt and steady
at 16';c for prime steam.
EGGs-In fair request and steady.
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A Gigantic Proposition.

Mr.. Halstead writing from Paris under
date of July 28. says:
A suggestion Of gigantic scope, ifnot Of
great pith and moment, appears in one Of
the papers this morning. It tsiu the form
Of a statement that when the Emperor
was bcset by the representatives OF for
eign powers, England and Russia cspe-
cially, to yield, among other things, the
advantages that lie has in the possession
Of a formidable navy, by consenting 10 the
continuance Of commerce under the Ger
man flag, lie threatened that II he was In
terfercd with, hampered and Disseminated
against, he would proclaim the Republic in
France, and lead the revolution to sweep
Europe clear and clean Of ofatllrOnes. l
presume there is no doubt that he could
do exactly that thing, and his antecedents
do not altogether contradict the plaustbll-
Ity of the rumor. What France, filled
with revolutionary fire, is cNpablc OF, one
does not have 70 30 far 10 read. q.
SECRETARY SEWARD has started ouhis
Asiatic journey, lie goes by way Of tue
Pacific Railway.
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Movements Of Mr.. Seward.

n CHICAGO, August II.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward reached here this
evening, and it Is understood will remain
for n few days.
President Grant will reach here To-
morrow evening and will leave for the
East Sunday evening. Secretary Bclknap
is also expected here tomorrow.
1t Is rumored here that Hon. Lyman
Trumbull has been rendered the position
Of Secretary of State by President Grant.
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The United States Courier, a French
paper published in New York, has infor-
nation that the French Commander-in.
chief will be able to bring into the field
for fighting at Metz, any day within u
week a body of 25O,OOO men; and that the
Prussians can concentrate for an attack
32j, 900 effective men.
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CONGRESSMAN BUTLER, Of Tennessee
has got himself into no end of trouble and
has good chance to get into prison. The
latest from Washington about him Is that
the agent of tho Pension Bureau, who
was sent to Tennessee to investigate his
case, having reported the facts in the case
to be as previously stated to the Bureau,
the case has been placed in the hands Of
the District Attorney, and the necessary
papers have been made out and forward.
cd for his arrest. He will be brought to
Washington for trial. Additional Cvi.
denCe has been adduced, 10 show that
Butler, with his partners, his brother.in.
law and son, with others, formed nice
little ring for the transaction Of pension
and other business in way Of their own.
The cases Of tho others are under examl-
nation ut the Pension Office, and It Is
more than probable that all the parties
will soon be brought to trial for their
connection with these transactions.
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The Question Of Amnesty for the
WinnipeggerS.
OTTOWA, Aug. Il

The Government organ says the Cana
dian Government has not applied to the
Imperial Government authorities for am.
ncsty 10 the persons concerned in the dis
tur6anCe In the Northwest, but It Is be-
lieved that ir any amnesty Is proclaimed,
those persons actually concerned In tue
murder Of Scott will he specially ex-
Ceptcd,
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The cuban InsurrectiOn to bo Crushed

New YoRK, August Il.
The Cuban insurrection is 10 be crushed
five may believe dispatch sent by the
Spanish Government 10 It's representative
in Washington, and tclcgraphcd to New
York papers from that city. The de-
spatch intended to give the impression
that renewed energy is to characterize
tho war on the part Of the Spanish, and
a grand final effort Is TO he made this
winter to destroy the insurgents. 10000
additional troops are TO be sent over in
SeNtember.
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Suicide of a Pittsburgh Broker.
P1TTsDURGI, Aug.

Phillip r. Merlz, well.known banker
of this city, committed suicide about five
o'clock this morning, by shooting himself
through the heart. He was found At Z
O'Clock, seated in the wash.rOom OF his
bank, with n pistol OH the floor, He lett
letter to his wife, in which he stated
that, owing To financial embarrassment,
he took his life.
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Guns, indisputably, is a great country.
The last snake story Is that Of a rattle
snake found by farmer with fOrty.nine
rattles, and which could drink u pan OF
milk at q sitting" We have not heard
whether 1t insisted on the milk being pure,
or objected tn It II It was sour,
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AND now The Wellsburg Ner. is ''pain-
ed" that the INTE111oENCER should call
attention to the general sympathy of the
Democratic party with the Nephew ofhis
Uncle. Well, we are sorry to give pain
to our esteemed contemporary, but tie
truth must sometimes be told. If II was
less the truth it wouldn't be so painful.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August

CINCINNATI1 AU5UsI TO
A game Of base ball between the Red
Stockings and the Lone Stars, Of New
Orleans, was played this afternoon. Red
Stockings 40; Lone Stars IL.
Archbishop Purcell reached here at
GAO this evening, on the Eric Railway.
The reception given him was most tlattcr-
itg. Men, women and children flocked
to the depot, and so blocked up the depot
and streets that It was with difficulty he
was conducted 10 his carriage.
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The Nathan Inquest Ended-.No
Developments
New Y'oRH, August 12,

The investigation Of the Nathan mur.
der las ended for tho present. Some un.
important evidence was put in to-day
when the jury was discharged by the
Coroner with the statement that ut some
future day they would again be called
together to render verdict The efforts
Of Tho police to find the murderer are still
unsuccessful.
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Bold Robbery in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August 12.
About noon today two men entered
CrittcndCns jewelry store, one expressed
a desire to look at some silver ware, while
thus engaged the other crNwled under the
counter and distracted diamonds and
other iewelry, valued at about $1,000.
Both made good their escape.
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PhiIadelphin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August 70.
FLoUR-DulI and weak; Superane s. 5Ot05 70;
spring wheat extra family $G7G07 Is.
GRGIN-WhGAt-Du and unsettled: old red
81 50; new Indiana 81 45lA1 4G. RyC-Nominal,
COrn-Dull and irregular; mixed western 05c.
OAts-Dull; old G09GIc: new 50{DSSC.
PROVISIONS Mess POrk-S3O TEb3l 90.
Lartl.-16& &617Ac.
WnIsKT-DulI; western iron bound 81 Oi.
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Convention to do Us q whole, and go into
the Convention prepared TO abate their
personal preferences for the general good
Upon grounds like these, we ask every
Republican who pays a dollar oftax to go
to his township convention, to protect and
promote his own interests, not ours.
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WHEELING IT, agoD
FEMALE Fl II COLLEGE i d G !
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

THIS INSTITUTION offers safe and pleasant
home and superior educational advantages In tho
Solid branches, Modern Languages, Music and
Elmo Arts. ..-...
THE COLLEGE ED1FICE Is spacious brick
6udIE eESly situated and ySts r.. retired 'd and
the city and river, It Is completely furnished,
lighted by gas, heated by warm air and well sup.
p'Iri THERE ARE SIX DEPARTMENTS in tho
College. Instruction In all 10 thorough and pEAc.
tIcal. Tho Faculty numbers twelVt. The inst.
tuition ls we'll supplied With Musical Inatru'
mGhtS, Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus,
Maps, Charts, Cabinets, etc.
Among other adysntages are LSstgrss 4sssea! t
Room, Normal department, dc. ~, M lrta
- MUSIC.
Special attention will bc devoted to the Do
partment Of Music and superior advantages A.
Iorlcd at moderate rates. The teachers Ii this
department. have deseryedly high reputation:
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT. 10 under
the special caro- Of the President and bis wife.
No oipalns will be spared 10 make this department
h0me'llkG and satisfactory to all our patrons.
All our terms arc m0dCrat0-e. &. Board, Iur'
nlshcd room, washing and light per term, only
Tho next term commences sEPrEMREH sth,
For Catalogue DUST lssucl) or further lnfOrma.
tiOn, address,
auGl.d&w-S REv. ". II. NORTON.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Hox. J. T. HoKB, Rsstdtnt Board Of RegsHtS
g. c. STURGrS, Secretary board Of Reg1ats.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., President,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.S. LYON, A. NJ, Vice PrtSldsnt
Professor OF English Literature, and Principal OF
Preparatory Department.
s. G. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and Physics.
II. II. PIERCE, A. n,
Capt. U. s. Al
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
J. j. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
F. ". WOOD, A. NJ, PhID.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. W. MILLER, A, NJ,
Assistant in Preparatory Department.
D. B. PURINT0N, Tutor.
GEO. N. nAGANS, EsQ.,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BROCK, MD,
Lecturer on Physiology aud Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins 1st Tuesday In scptOmber.
WINTER THnN -" lst Monday In December,
SPRING TERN 81 Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June.
TUITION Preparatory, IS per Term Of 1S weeks.
" University, $9 per Term Of l3 weeks.
BoARDN0-Not 10 exceed 81 per week.
~ Send stamp for Catalogue.
MotgantOwn, w. Va. sGp4sAt
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. August u,
FLoUR-Dull and weak.
GRAIN-Heavy; western rcd 81 40o1 Is. Corn
White 81 10; yellow 81 05Go1 o. OAtS-Stea0y
at 45lD4sc. RyC-65cGlSl.
sides 1sC; clear rib 18Kc; shoulders 15HC. Hams
2602GHc. Lard quiet at ITH019c.
WnISKT-Dull at y9c.
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ChiEnons and Parasitcr.

WHEELING, W. Va, August 12.
0Nt WhstIlNg ZHtNl!IQSHeer;
Please tell that lady In Auburn that
there will not be any catcrpilleB In her
switch IL she will apply good fine tooth
comb TO her head.
WoNAN's RIGuTS.
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TIE currency balance in the Treasury
is larger than it has been for several
months. 1t Is now $40,000,0O0.
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Tina, these he held Saturday evening
August 18Th, 1870, at the following places
w,.b,py,on Townshtp-1Ht Ward Hose Hons"
Wsti.nn Tp.--0ld CITY Hall.
,.Iay % tn. Police Court Room.
Irion Rough and Ready Hose House.
,,.m,t,. I'C Tp,- Guards Hose House.
Webster Tp.-Sch0ol House.
Rj,rhir Tp-SChOOl House.
And thccountry townships at the "sl'
d places Of voting.
Tina, the meetings in the city begin at
- NJ and in the country at 2 O'clock r.
II That the delegates To the County
convention, md the candidates noml'
mated for the township offices 10 be
chosen by ballot the meeting appoin ting
INSPECTORS 10 receive md count the ballots
yhulth polls be kept open for ballots
in the country till ! +. Nj, and i'll the city
ulI9PM
That the number oil delegates TO the
lm,n,y Convention be three from each
township.
We further recommend that
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
hr The nomination Of County officers and
members of tho House Of Delegates, and
l., arrange for the nomination Of a candi,
.lnte for Senate, bc held ut the Court
House. at 10 o'clock \. NJ. Monday, Aug.
l3 1870 .IolIX NTCLuRE, Chairman.
Avm,srus P"II.ACK, &cy,
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JUDGING from the number Of candidates
announced in the Wheeling INTELLIoEN-
GER for the Office of Sheriff, we arc led to
believe that the Radicals entertain the idea
that there is a possibility Of their being
successful in electing q Sheriff. Wellabnrg
NevS.
That's it exactly, only for possibility
read certainly.
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Sew York Republican Convention.

NNW 4VTNN0 mug U9V LN9'
The Republican Convention, before its
adjournment, adopted resolutions con-
densing the principles Of the National Re.
publican Party set forth in the Chicago
platform, and in the adoption Of the 18Th
Amendment and laws for It's enforcement.
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GEN. SCnENcK has not determined
whether to accept or decline the nomlna-
ton for Congress rendered him.
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Death Of Another Eminent MethO.
dist Divine.

BALTIMORE, August II.
Thomas Scwell D. D. Of the NJ. f.
died Inst night Nt the ago of 90.
PORTSMOUTH, August 12.
Admiral FNrragut is still alive, hut lie
Is gradually becoming weak.
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Tho TI45unts correspondent telegraphs
from London that all France must have
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"LET us up and at them," says the Mar
tinsville Valley Star. Well, nobody Is
lindering you.
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Commercial and Financial.
Vew York Money and Stock Market.

NEW YORK, August II
The Stock Exchange Is generally dull and
quiet. The nGws Of the suspension Of the Bank
Of France had been anticipated, and produced no
effect.
advanced to Il8S, which Is due to large amount
going BY steamer tomorrow. Thus far engage
inCnts amount 10 $I,s4O,OOO. The price opened at
III and closed at l1afRll8G. Carrying rates pcr
cent, and for borrowing Nat at l6i. Clcarances
S., 100000.
MoNET-Easy at 804 per cent on call, with cx.
cCptlOls at J per cent.
SrERLINU-Dull aud unchanged.
GOVERNMENT BONNs-Dull and weak,
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THE Republican Convention Of ofNebraska,
made nominations Wednesday for State
ticket.
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Marrow Escape Of Pleasure Party,
nos.rnNy AuC,,,sN 10

The steam pleasure boat Grace Irving,
with party of fifty on board, struck
rock Oft Fort Warren yesterday afternoon
and Immediately sunk. All were saved
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Western Union Telegraph, SIX; Adams Ex.
can, l9H; United States, "a; Pacific Mail, sGS;
New York Central, 9lX; do. scrip, soy: Rrie, FAX;
Harlem. 18SK; Reading, 951{; Michigan Central,
ll9H; Lake Shore, YAK; Illinois Central, 13IA:
Pittsburgh, 1O8H; Northwestern, g: do. pre-
tral. 10lH; St Paul, cox; do. preferred, Il; Wa.
bash, 60Y; do. preferred, q; Fort Wayne, o.;
Terre HAute, 25; Chicago & Alton, III; Ohio q
Mississippi, 33H; Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central. IL: Hartford d Eric, 81.
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NEARLY too hundred and thirty "Iills0na
Of dollars you are paying for the luxury OF
Il Radical administration Of affairs Eal-
leg Star.
No; paying it for the luxury Of a DEM
ocratlc rebellion. s#
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, August 1Q.
Business has not yet opened with any degree Of
activity, and although prices are unchanged 10.
day business IL lacking In buoyGncy
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Ben. WADE says Ohio will go largely
Republican In the Fall election.
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rn THE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS
!" or OHIO COUNTY.

meeting Of the Republican Execu'
,ys Committee of Ohio County, held at
IN. office Of the INTELIIGENCER, Mon.
,.y evening August Stl, it was agreed to
mike the following recommendations res
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TOWNSHIP Go'N F"N
Thu, these he held Saturday evening
August 18Th, 1870, at the following places:
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WONAN's RT0uTS,