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IRREGULARITIES UNION, NO. o

- Of Albany, N. v, msets svery vKDNRaDn
evening nd No. n State street, AlbaHy,NY Msourst
Building. CoFmac Nc Williams, president Mchasl Coz
way, nrst Vce president Richard OAnaEAn zee I'D uos
president; Samuel J. Nee corresponding srcretarT J
ONea, recording secretary; Michael J. Flyon e1annM
secretary; VIM 0BriAn, assistast fhomNs h. K-fs,
treasurer; william Drake. conductor; Thomas Nsuan
DAINTY. punkofHiee hor Goa
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PERATTVE RRICKLAYERS I'd

- ION, No. T. OF PhilAdeIphia, meets the lS MA W.
4th tn URSDAY evenings In every mon III, q thef 81
L. johnson president, Joseph nc. Hackney vics P@
dent, theodore Yardley recording and nnAne1@ eer
tary, samuel Burns assistant secretary, Elisha e.
treasurer Edward PhelRn sergeant at arms, A. Aol@
o. II. OaTsbB, II. K. Bray. trustees.
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New York Cattle Market.

h. b.. .i,,it - NEW YoRK, Sept. 10.
CATTLB-Total becyes o. 400 on sale to-day; 10
carSAt Tooth ct, 119 at WeehRWken and 81 at
Commuuipaw, making $500, largely poor cattle,
100 being Texans. Market lower With several
hundred lnsold, ,fatstock unchanged at 16116JKc.
being few at 17c. fair 14c poorest at 1Oc., aver.
aging lees than 14c. A drove of190 Texans Axe.
cwt. brought 7Tc.: 90 Illinois, GK cwt: $al 100
cwt 104l0Xc. Markets weaker; too much
thin stock.
I. sHEEP-S9,OOO for tho week and 10000 today.
The market is Rlow and lAmbs lower, 74c being
ae I IpoSna 5SF q q oSSs S poaRoans ~
Lambs sell at G17afc; sheep at 496Kc: one car
Of 90 pounds Indiana bringing SIC; one car Of
65poands Ohio at 4Ec; deck III pounds CanadaS
HoGS-1T,0OO for the week and "a cars to-day.
Dressed sell At 1a0I2%c; live at 9A09kc, being
weaker. One car Bhi0 2l0 pounds sold at "a 61lc;
State and Jersey dreasod plgs bring 1S0lS1c.
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baltimore Live. stock Market.

L4r.-rr. '4+HJ,. BALTIMORE, sept -.
BEEF CGTTLE.-The market opened dull yes
tGrdAy attefno0n, and continued drAggy through
out, prices for common cattle Tecedlng kc per ID
% compared with last week, aud the better
grades were also shade loWer-abuut $50 chang
cd hands. To-day the market opened more brisk,
continuing 90 until the close, tho better grades
recovering from tho slight decline OF yesterday,
closing Rt abopt last week'a quotations. Nearly
al Of the offerings were sold, and some 600 head
6f the arrivals were reshipped east without being
offered hero! Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Best beeVes at 81 O00I 90: ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows 81 00EGA 10; Interior and lowest
grades Of cattle % 6084 25-gCnCral average Of
tho market to-day So 90; extreme rangc Of prices
g 600T 20. Most Of the sales were ltom 81 90 to
So % per cwt pounds. or tho receipts 24S head
from Maryland Total receipts for the week 2SOS
hOAd, against 226S last Weel, and 1895 same time
last year, Total sales for tho week 2l45 head,
against 90i6 last week, and 1871 head same time
last wear, Il-.a..IF. q 4Lu'kaFJ H,Il 4H 4T.U-
,6HEKP-The market has bean fully supplied
during tho past week, but mostly Of q common
grade; the demand being fair, rates remain about
the BGma as last week. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Fair to good sheep at 444Hc, good to
extra 4k{9SAc per p gross: 9: stoeEshGep Sl g5g ~
ceptp Is ths Sa weak 4S SoSd SSSiSt 81 % isst Week *
and b8l2 head Same tltne last year, 1gsHlll
Ho1B--TherO has been little, change. worthy OF
notg IN the market during the past week, the sup.
ply being about equal 70 the demand, and rates
are, according 10 quality, tho same as last week.
there being foW moro inferior hogs than there
were then. Prices today ranged AS follows; AT
$le T68l8 % per ctvt net. Receipts this week
hoo head, against 4s91 last week, and 6i90 head
samO time last year. .,,,-t i, .ar.s.E
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that universal suffrage would reconcile

that universal suffrage would reconcile
comprehensive unity with tranquility and
prosperity. ] would have no more dis.
franchisement after tho complete estab.
lishment Of universal suffrage than is alb.
solutely Unnecessary to secure the new order
Of things and the new State Constitution
against overthrow. Those lately In rebel
lion have no more, right TO destroy the
country by ballots than by bullets.n In
regard TO the trial Of Jefferson Davis, he
says he neither sought nor Stunned the
responsibility ot trying him. He eexplains
at length the condition Of tho Courts In
Virginia Mt that time, and says that up to
May, 1868, there was no term Of Court at
Richmond where he could try him, and
from that time he had been ready. The
date Of Chase's letter was January /, 1s8s
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Italy Going TO Rome.
Etom tie Proridencs Journal. -,

| From h6 PF0ptdEIe6 journal.
Events have at last brought etimt
long, anticipated when the Pope mus
make his election between flight and con
tinuing In Rome as o subject Of tue Italtar
government. The sub.A1pme kingdom
as with senile hatred he has persisted
in calling it, has at last found its opportu'
nifty, and moves its capital southwark into
the ancient ,seat of the, Italian empire,
with no power In the world 10 ol6ppbse
The long aspiration and purpose of Italy
Is about 10 be consummated in d single
government, 3exteudlng ffpmthe Alps ito
the AdriQtic. It Is one Of the first fruits
OF tho Franco Prussian war. Both sides
were ready to purchase the neutrality OF
the help Of Italy by consenting toits oc-
cupation Of Rome. And SO the Roman
question ends, and ends inpeace. q /
And so ends for the present, and prob.
ably forever, the temporal power Of the
Pope. A1nonarchy over twelve hundred
years Old expires, for 1t was before Charlie
magne that this power began. In ,1S49
PiusIX fed from Rome, ptd imadei way
for d republic. He was restored by the
arms OF France and Austria, and has been
kept there by the new fallen Emperor,
Ten years ago his sovereignty was rctluc-
ed 70 It's present dimensions. All along
its total loss has been imaniiest1y only a
question Of time It has bUon inGYitable
that Italy should possess tic states.06 the
church, and plant its standards on the
Capitoline hill With animpatiepce hard
to repress she has waited for this turn oi
affairs, when Rome could be taken with.
out war. And. once there, 1t will be hard
TO- dlslodgel ther. Tile population will
pretty surely accept the Italian rule. Tic
Pope will offer no armed resistance. II
the other European powers had any forcir
bic opposition 10 make, they WOULD have
moved before this. So that we consider
It an accomplished fact that henceforth
Rome is tho capital of Italy, and the Pope
holds dominion in tho church alone.
IA power which has existed SO long sur.
viving so many changes, may seem TO be
endowed with vitality which will restore
It again in some new revolution. But
there Is something more than the bayonets
Of Victor Emmanuel forcing the Pope out
Of his throne. It Is civilization, It Is
knowledge, i d liberty, with the public
opinion ifcfeated y thereby, and the new
forces at work in European society, which
press against this weak and baseless sham
Of power and oblige It to fall Once re-
moved from European politics, and who
Is interested In its rcstorationY A united
and prosperous Italy is pledge against
Il Il will require war and q mighty
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Of the Adriatic to Italy. Before long he
will probably march up the Corso to the
Capitol. It will ,be great day for him
and for the Italian people, and for poor
ROM, so long wilted under the shade Of
The Papai throne. y Y e 'a'- Z Z
Ifthe Pope remains, tho italian gov.
crnment will have 1t on their hands to
guard and to provide for him. As head
Of the Church, Of course he must retain
palaces and villas and the splendor
which belongs to his ecclesiastical prima-
cy., He may prove o troublesome sub.
ject, especially as he has the right to in.
sist on his inlallibility. But the italian
government con afford to keep him, If It
can well rid Rome ofthe vicious system
Of Government under which 1t has been
smothered. Strip him, his Cardinals and
ecclesiastics Of all political power, and
whatever spiritual control they may eXer-
else, the people will have chance to
breathe. It Is what many Catholics have
desired, and believe best even for the
prosperity Of the Roman Church. At
any ratei 1t Is what we in this. country
haYe long ago. learned d--thRt civil power
does not belong to tho church or any Of
It's officers, It Is tho aspiration Of all
liberal minds, that not only. the Pope may
cease from all civil authority, but the
church ITSELF Let Italy remand the
church to its own province and realize the
aim Of her great statesman, 20 free church
in n free State" and she will assure o
prosperous greatness worthy Of her name,
g61SSIP9aqaa and her history. sA4
PUNcn has tho following: A capital
answer-ISeD:mad6 man, eraminfHg q
school, Of ,c1ict he anGger-G Now boy,
! what's Che capital SE 'ollaadH ,Ry-
An H" sir" 4,
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Extension Of the Ctr Limits.


The joint special committee Of Coun.
Gil, appointed last week inresponse to q
petition from the Council Of the town q
South Wheeling praying for annexation,
held a session last Saturday. evening, in
conjunction with committee Of the
South Wheeling Council, q consider the
question raised. plan of Consolidation
was agreed on, and embodied in certain
resolutions, which will be reported 10
Council at its meeting this evening, and
which may be found on the fourth page Of
this paper, It was sgrced; iii briet, that,
in consideration Of South Wheeling con-
senting to inclusion within the city limits,
the city should supply water and gas on
certain streets within certain periods
specified.
Should these resolutions be adopted by
the Council, tic next step, we learn, will
be the submission Of the question by the
Council Of South Wheeling to tho citizens
Of that borough. II they vote afIlrmh-
tiyely, then the next step will be to apply
tothe Legislature for Unnecessary amend
nsnt TO tue charters. As tnFslegislatlon
wfll then Be a51latter d Course, II Sex.
pected, VIC believe, that when matters
have progressed thus for, the work Of
consolidation will practically take place,
and The surveys, &C., viii 90 on st once.
'We'learn' that there is ageneral wish both
in tho city and in South Wheeling that
the union ofthe two shall take place, and
it certainly seems desirable on all ac-
counts that it should.
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GER;Ml y. :.
variolold Among French Prisonerl

varioloid Among French Prisoners,
LONDON, September 10.
Tie yarlolold is raging among the
French prisoners at Magdeburg and
Wihembnrg. ''o H 3.,,'r &, .'oA7''' :,
VI % Gen. Failly all Right.
Gen. Fallly Is not dead, as was SO often
reported. He and his staff are occupying
furnished apartments, at Mayence, and arc
sumptuously provided for BY the King,
When the news Of the capture OF Sedan
reached Stockholm, the Royal Theatre
Was closed, and the officers Of the Iandt
wehr wero offered commissions in the
army. "'' = l'''1 - - .s',''' =
The French captive otticetsiI aFe allow.
cd the choice Of German .toWnaL as their
residence They receive the sS1ne rations
and pay as at homc.g,'t,,9G,E,33 ,,3 n pEa gI . d.
iF.t Napoleon Interviewed. 3
+ Countess Comley had q long interview
with the Emperor Saturday, In behalf d
tho Empress iO,aId1aq allri1 +
Will Dickei Where They Can Get the
X, I'll ." Best Bargain: !, Is .Gisi q
[ so llf qBERbtE, Sept; 10. Y
The North German Gtasctts says SIlgl 3 the
Republican Government Of France exists
do facto, the Imperial exists Dc jpTe.S We
shall treat with that offering the best
conditions. j.it s,15; iifilTga Y
l's.&.,:Ss ,.,:, Matters at Hamburg. III Jlsq 7
'7H ~ Hfed@ al HAMBURG, Sept 10. q
Notwithstanding The suspension, ,oi the
blockade there Is no abatement in precau-
ti0ns for the public safety. ~ iia psLl .
LL.- IN. MI. .nl-lI b. .I0'tl.LlA = ll.lln. ~
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M. DinghamII q at AiartlnsvilIe.

The town hall in Martinsville was
crowded last nightwith M intelligent and
enthusiastic auditory to listen to the
speech Of Hon. JonN A. BINGHAM. Me-
BrNstarIFttA1ar i spoke with even moro than bis
usual force and eloquence. He spoke
more than two hours and held his audi.
ence spcll.bound to the last. 1t was OBJ
served that while he necessarily Travelled
over ground with which all our people
have become familiar, yet he clothed;it in
anew, dress and made;his points against
the Democracy with unusual yigor.
Anumber Of gentlemen went over from
this city, among them Gov. STEVENSON,
Gen. HARRIS, Gen. Corr, and Attorney
General CALDWELL, all Of whom were
greatly pleased with Mr.. BrNouAM's effort
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New YORK DRY Goods Market.

Na lil sa;3H. NEw YoRK, sOpti'l 10.
Market active and prices maintained with In.
toy14C, and Reynolds AA do. 10 I2c;
heavy brown aheetingS arm, at 13k114kc fol
FOOD TO bGSt brands; printed eallcO5 not Gbuud.
int, and desirable makes sell ffeely ut 1lHAl2C
1er yard; select styles Of delAinS command zoe;
1laln and glN6e style0 Of WuFBt0d BtHR goods arc
'carce and meet With ready said at ls02aKc,
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ITAI'9'y.!..
TwentY.four. Hours Grace Allowed
81 .4ttlsuadS the Pope.s lGIf l,tqhs
FLORENCE, Sept.

clIutIENCE1 0epL. 4o.i
BGron; ;Arnin, the North German Min
lister at Rome, has rendered his good Offices
for the settlement ot the trouble. After
some representations, General Cadorne has
granted twenty -four hours to make fresh
Representations to the Pope, after which
immediate steps B6lefiter Rome will be
taken. Meanwhile the troops continue
their movements to surround the city.
gaaRomeC Not Yet Occupied:
LONDON, Sept. 10.
,Romeh has not yet been occupied, though
the Italians haye advanced within Q short
distance Of the city. The Italian Cham
bers will soon convene at Florence to
hear the result Of the Plebiscitum in tho
Papal territuyggMf T0aGId
Still Marching on Rome. q,
fo A2'1 F1oRESoE. Sept 10. 7
Z, Tue Italians hayo, oecppfeIl1 Orlando,
The following IS official II The troops on
entering Vattetre, were received writh
great enthusiasm. General ,Bixio Is
marching on Rome. ,
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t.1i pf.H ~ YgG--.t BA1TuEoRH, Sept 10.
:, FLouE-D Demand active and prices advanced;
Supethne western IS 90.
(! N--Wheat-Oem6nd active and advanced;
western rcd 81 S90l 49, Corn-Mixed 690sSe:
oats-49061c! Ry8-Dull and unchanged At IS
PRoytsioSs-Pork dull and unchanged. Lard
steady with moderate demand. Bacon
STEADY demand and market arm, -. ...
Z WHIiKr-Steady and in moderate demand at
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Commercial and and Financial. FEiilil.p
The Immediate Future or Bread.

Although. America has gathered i large
crop Of wheat, and though every kernel
Of It Is said tolbe sound and perfectly
available for bread, yet we believe IL will
all be wanted by tho bread eaters iof the
world 1t prices c9nSid deta a6iy higher than
now prevail. The waste Byiwar In Europe
must shnyc been very considerable and
will be still larger With half q million
Of hostile men Tencamped in tho heart OF
France preying upon the substance ofthe
people, and the people thus preyed upon
destroying IN their very despair their pro
visions rather than give them over 70 an
enemy-with two millions and . half Of
consumers penned up ID Paris eating an
enormous vacuum Into tho wasted sup
plies OF France Il not certain that the
supplying cities Of France, and Germany,
too, for that matter, VIII soon be Bordering
largely Of America ~ We can see It IN no
other light, and In fact the dispatches from
abroad already foreshadoR IL & L0Wts
D6Nl0oFut. .JulsH fa1 hoH5 M Eg4ISf %
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THE 8IouSDsyr11E MEETING we
hear that large audience Of ladies and
gentlemen filed the Court House at
Moundsville Saturday evening to listen
to the addresses of Gov. STEVENSON and
Gen. HARRIS, who discussed the issues o!
the day with clearness and ability and to
the satisfaction Of their hearers.
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MEETING AT WEL1sBuRe.-A political
discussion is appointed to take place to-
day, at Wellsburg, in which 1t is expected
Messrs; Corr and DAVIS; Gov. STEVEN.
SON, and perhaps Others will participate
A lively time is expected. ,st. n
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PhIlndelnhia nrnrka.,l5..
,-u9 ,. fpR1i.lnlI.Iiiiltl Sg1i

CoTToN-Dpl( and prices nominal. NJ
0RAnT-Wheat-Q QhlOt; 2 IndIabB rcd 81 80d
ia a n0asPsss SdS idSSaSa SS,9bS' s!9c4bS'
mand mir and market lEm; yellow otc; mixed
e849Oc. oats-DGmand IlAIt and market dIm II
4SSt44&e,.UI tsgIEONl UIf ilItNhII1
pRovIsIoNS-PoEka and Lard unchanged.
0u99Petr0ieam nominal
W9lIsHeQNll q ea49Qc, .M
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SPAIN.

olazaga Explains to Prime sdtisfac-
lrai.ltion.
MADRID, September 10.
Senior Olazaga yesterday breakfasted
with Gems. Prim and lSerrauo. His ex-
PLANTATION Of his prompt recognition Of the
French Republic was perfectly satistacG
ry, and was fully justified by dispatch
from sagaSta, Recommending the recogni-
ton, but afterwards censuring the act:
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7OEIINSFA.:gF2 81 :g2


VII iqlaa II LONDON, Septic.
a Late dispatches from China, are unfa.
vorable 10 peace. .Mankini dispatches Of
August 20, states that tile G6vernoriwas
assassinatcd by tho natives Oh account Of
well known sympathy for foreigners.
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THRrGAx on pIERENDs.
Al !1mpoftaat apeel.lOn in PhlladeI

~, =. b. en. a..a phlasliastssI ,s.N3if
ieio q PHrlApEti RrA, Sept 49,
ii. 8. Judge Strong today decided that
dividends and interest paid BY failr0ad
companies gubseque y TO January 1st
1870, were liable 70 internal revenue taxa
tiny I7'. t3lls bnh llli ~
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Esw Y0Ek monely ana I. sslook n!a1EEe..

wall street dull, except in stocks for specula.
tive sales; general decline. atl. trsl.,Tyl54
MoNEYEMaFltet easy at sos per cont
~ SFERGINa ExoHAN0E-l09k. I. GilEitS
: tGoLD-Dull; opened at 118f 01I3|ft;; borrowing
rates los per cent, fat 1!84 per cent. CloaranCe8
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Thiers on the Way to Russia.

Theirs on the Way TO Russia.
gs LONDON, September 10.
The steamer Jerome Nopoleon, will
Thfers on board, has, gone to st. Peters
burg. a,itr 7te ss G. a5ts
Bloody Battle Near Paris.
Special tOEtentNg Telegram. p fttC .
PARIS, September 10.
A,fght took place yesterday, ten miles
from Paris, between the advance guard Of
the PruSsian army and a accommodating
party Of the French forces, in which the
latter were driven back, and the Prus.
SLAMS established themselves on the
heights which the French had been hold.
ing. The Prnssians numbered 10000 men.
The fight Is said 10 have been a very
bloody one, and the French though beat.
en-, inflicted heavy losses on tho Prussians,
The contest ragged for over two hours. =
Favre's Circular, the Ultimatum.
The Diplomatic Circular issued by
Jules FaVre, has met with the universal
approval Of the citizens, and the opinion
Is generally expressed that it Is thetulI
matum of the Provisional Government. \
The Prussian Ambassador left tho city
to-day, to return to St. Petersburg. II
Intelligence from BazaiRe:
I CitfIit}gA % ToURs, septS Is.
Letters have been received from Mar
shal Bazaine at Metz, dated Friday. There
had been no fighting since the 1st inst
The troops were enthusiastic and In good
health Provisions were abundant. 3
Twenty-Five thousand armed volunteers
will leave here day for the month";
Y & 4 Balloon, Line from lIetz.s +,
tbSptsad o 6a9 7atlss. w Z y = fas -
PARIS, Sept. IS.
The preGect of Neufchatel telegraphed
yesterday morning that small balloon
had been found the previous evening
which contained q package of soldiers
letters, dated September 10th, and ad.
dressed to the soldiers families There
was also slip of paper signed by Gen.
Cofflnier, Commandant Of Metz, which
stated that the troops in that city were In
good condition and their health excellent.
Tho blockade established by the Prus'
SLAMS was admitted to be effective, and
their only means Of communication with
the outside world was by balloons, This
balloon was the second they had sent out.
The ttRed Repablicans'' Making
- tir'5r Trouble In Paris.
4. zi.I zs y. Z. !,q !g,PqglPARrs, Sept 10
The Red Republicans continue to pla-
card the walls with hand bills announcing
a new government. Trouble Is appre.
hended. Tho citizens declare they prefer
Prussian rule to communism: "a . M
The railway to Havre Is cutat Contains.
Amerfcan'Vo Volunteer for France.
> 4GlIEElFki LONDON, Sept 10.
Trochu, on the 18th, received the ad.
vance guard ofTAmerican volunteers. So
says Galignani's Messenger, referring posi-
bly, toan ambulance corps and possibly
to the passengers who arrived from
America in the ship Queen to enlist in the
j. Sra Removing Deposits. ~
The Russian government has transfer.
red forty millions roubles lately on deposit
at the Bank of France to the London
banks,
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a#ue LONDON, September 10. II
The steamer Jerome Nopoleon, with
Theirs on board, has gone to St.. Peters:
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Cabinet reached Rouen, carrying import
ant dispatches to Lyons. The railways
were cut, and the courier was obliged to
go forward on foot, sarr' 5sl5us
Continuous Fighting Around Paris.
There has been continuous fighting
around Paris. -. ..,'l.
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Removing Deposits.
Overland Mail Captured.

7og se nlt ID LONDON, Sept. 10.
The Pet sdys, balloons with $4,000 let
ters from. Metz, were captured at Neut-
chatel.T In one ofgthem Bazaine says
his army IS well supplied with everything,
and that tho French have been victorious
in every! fight upto the8lst Of August.
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Session, Of Grand Lodge at Baltimore.
sG;aJ,F Z BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd. Fellows com.
mepced lis annual session torday;, Grand
Sire, Fransworth, presiding. 4 i1tepresen.'
tatives arc present from twGnty- four Grand
Lodges and twenty. three Grand Encamp.
,..aSNt9SSI ~ IN -ShHp1V 'h7liT 5u-l y -
menus. b .ut.lMr an .Ns % anahl ID I!E
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The Red Republicans continue to pla.
card the walls with hand bills announcing
a new government Trouble Is appre.
hended. The citizens declare they prefer
Prussian rule to communism M
The railway to Havre Is cut at Contlans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

No Armistice.-No Prospect of, Peace.
,a ;qlazois !, LONDON, Sept 10. .,
e g Tic reported arlnistice is said 70 be i'm.
founded, nor are peace prospects any
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