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The Net That Caught Mcmahon.
A Clean Sweep from Belgium
Z, (. 1sf iSi.t q Il. to the Marne.
DISTRESS OF sTRAsBURG.
80 LlLoNpoN. August 81.

1llEI p LONDON, August 81.
Tho Prussians conceiyiug that 3TcSfa.
hon'sIafm was TO gain the frontier to et'
feet q Junction with Bazaine, advanced in
three lines, The Crown Prince, South Of
Nancy, marched by cway Of Comhcrcy,
Bar 10 Due, st. Dl1ier and Vitry. The
4th army, under the Prince Royal, OF
Saxony, keeping North Of the Pont'a.
Mousson, moved towards ChalonS, AT
tho same time observing Metz, while
stcinmetz, reinforced proceeded through
Verdun to Rheims, his right sweep
ing the Belgian. frontier in tho hope
q al = meeting Mcmahon, Thus the
German ADVANCE, covered, the coun.
try from Belgium along tho Meuse to
tic Aubc, rendering, itimposSible for Nc
NahOn To- pclietrate' to the netghDorhood
of Metz. ~ .s;l st,sl2 ....@
The saaerings Of the inhabitants OF
strasburr arc terrible. They are starHlng
and compelled 10 live In cellars day!and
NIGHT to avoid the, pnceaslng fro Of the
besicgers, Another, fuitlessi sortie was
made by tho garrison on Monday. The
Prussian sharpshopters are within 600
wards Of the glacis. Many houses have
beon burned: .:SfTh6 arsenal at one time
was on fire, but the Ammunition was safe
" removed. Tho fortress continues to
resist l.fE % Gs
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: cincinnati Market.

a, CNonMATI, August 81.
FLoun-stcAdy and in fair demand; family
IS SO0S %; extra ~ RS96 90.
Q aud /; white 81 260l SO CoFn-bull and un.
settled; No. at 666T0c; No. / At 7IG1T3c; de.
mRnd light ORts-L0wer and dnll at S5Q49c for
new; NO old In market. Rye-Dull at TSSsoe.
C0FroN-stcady, in GAlr demand and arm.
ToIAceo-Dnll, and trash and lug0 lDl4e low
wSESKS2Duil ahd declining at sOa9Oc; small
Pa; "PISRRo;yrOroxs-Unsettlcd. Mess Pork-Held at
$97 TS098 90, but 81 90 is the best offer, Lard
s.Can So bought GtlSl bat ohly In limited dc.
mend, Bulk Mcatg-ungettled: shoulders Offer
cd at 19Xe without buyers; 'eideI could have
been bOught0t 14kc, sBleon$In limited order
demand at l4Xc for shoulders, and l19l1He for
ElodF rib and clear Bideb. 'Fs '''
CuEEsR-Dnll 0tl8G114e, ''"'
.BuTTEA-2693lC, , ..,. 49,, ..r..-
sEd6g-l1c' ~ ''- '- 1,.
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- Nt RhtOtI"g EHttIllgtReer. .nee olojH
n'Will you please make a correction lin
the article which appeared this. morning 7
You make me say I, never hadamo'
ment's conversation with Mr.. Tuttle
in, my life. Tho words concerning
church " difficulties" were omitted,
and it should read, concerning church
difficulties never had moments con.
versation with him in my lite." Again,
where l say "none knew the above :acts
better thanhe." " meapthe fact Of my
honorable conduct tothili, and the obliga'
tiohs under which 4'fad placed him by
the favors referred TO. ]. RowLEY.
Rheelina, AMqust 81. /
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yTHEoLATEeT,.....l.. !.
The il Great Battle Fought
ss5E 99eo Il ,'' at at Last. Las a@ 5di II baa "a
Mcmahon Defeated and Driven
1as9li ,,..1 Back on Belgium. " .I,r
Pursult and LCapturees
The French Camp "A a the Hands 4. Of the
n oyc ID, .,r, Germans ess III. 'a;'s
BuzANoY, Tuesday. Aug. 80, N
ill.,, PiH LONDON. Aug. 81.

taa.I.,.t. M VMfLOND0NtiAu8' oA'ta.
The Prussians attacked McMahon's
army to-day near Beaumont, defeated it
and drove It back upon the Belgian from
tier. The French camp fSllinto the hands
Of. the Prussians. The pursuit Of the
French was continued for several miles
and was interrupted by a}number Of can
non and prisoners which were taken.
The extent Of the battle field was 30
vast that it IS impossible TO obtain further
details at this moment.g. t.S 7t /,
( .aas a.t- LONDON, August 81.
A dispatch from cartgnan says can
nonadlng was heard south Of that place
all day yesterday and late into thenight.
Result unknown. The Emperor has Ger.
tatnly left Carignan for, Sedan. !, 1s2,SS ! sSo:,
S' ~ PARIS, August s1|Evening.
,aNo official information from the scene
Of warthas been made public to-day.
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A WEALTHY farmer, while on his way
To Kansas City with load Of wheat, teh
other day, had one Of the wheels of his
wagon broken. He stopped at tho house
Of q buxom widow to have the repairs at
tended to, and while there took advantage
Of the opportunity to propose o consollda-
tion Of their farms and. their hearts. The
proposition was accepted, and within one
week from the day Of tho accident, he
carried home his bride In triumph T t
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Illinois State Fair. !
leI.is on1oAao, o,sAugust 81!

Ha1at Wl.l6 0HroAGo, August 81!
Illinois State Fair viii be held at
Decatur tho last week IN September. The
preparations are very complete, and the
hotels and private houses will be ready
to accommodate all comers at the usual
moderate prices. The grounds and fix.
lures are for better than can be found
anywhere else in this country. Tie main
line Of railroads will transport articles for
exhibition free, and visitors at excursion
rates. Applications for space are more
numerous than ever before, and every
thing indicates q much larger and better
exhibition than at,apy previous fair lie held
In the west, s,', H., ,m ~,
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ammunition Bismarck Is reported at
Snant1g Tlear Berlth!.S,nl,o 10 'IlGT.". . ,
oa :. GRANDPREI IDEP'T. .ARDENNEs,,'


.o2 . GRANDPRE, ,DEP'T. ARDENNEs,r L
Wednesday, Aug. %, ria BERLIN. :
AFrench position Ion the heights be.
tween, YouzieFs and AlHgnay, which was
held by a body Of Turcos, was taken by
storm yesterday: BY two sQuRdrons, Of
huzzars, who. were dismounted for that
purpose. The 'phce was very strong
one. Two UhlRns Of the Royal Guard,
brought in two staff officers Of Gen. Nc.
Mahon, who were Just captured. o- ,
lsot New YoRK, August 81.
A private London despatch says French
adviCes report that Dfahon, by his tao.
tics, has succeeded id separating the
the forces OF his opponent, and that he
will deliver battle probably today, with
tho most confident hopes Of success.
,,,,y., BERLIN, August 81.
The National GGzetb, to-day, has the
following important intelligence: ut is
understood TINT the neutral powers are
corresponding actively. Noresult has as
vet been attained, except, q resolution that
each power must acquaint tho rest with
any luulFluuh4 uoVes ~ ID GFluCuG Gu0G AuO
purpose sstill to intervene at some stage Of
the war, though the Prussians regard the
movement rs having been contemplated
entirely, too late. This intervention has al.
ready been almost Extensively announced
from Vienna and Florence. Prussia OBJ
iects emphatically to the course Of Italy.
The matter has threatened complica.
tions requiring, an undesirable solution,
sacrifices, rather than let the neutrals
profit from our troubles. all the powers
oleafthsh0 not stop shalt way inlthe et-
f6Ft atsetf preservation. England has also
broached her intention to intervene, but
she never meant an armed intervention.
heEntercsts Pl Europe demand cessation
~ AT sich 6fkemntHS ~
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NEW YORK CITY. :,

il..G ,,,,'. .5% ..,. new YiORk, August 81.
+ N Archbishop McClaskey was given q
formal and imposing reception at St.
Patriots Cathedral today :He respond;
ed to, the, we1come BY the Clergy and
Laity in an. address sustaining the 1nfal:
libility dogma defending its manner Of
discussion and adoption in the Council,
and predicting that instead of creating
disensions it would harmonic and con-
solidate the Church. ~i1..
The Edwards. collyer fight for tho light
weight championship is of. & :
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WE doubt IL many Of our citizens, OUT
side ofthose directly interested, ,nre. aware
Of the magnitude and importance Of the
petroleum trade. The: average monthly
shipments Of oil from the Pennsylvania
regions alone are now upward OF 17,OOO,-
600 gallons, or at the rate of 2OO,0OOIOOO
GALLONS annually, producing upward. Of
$65,O ,O0O, 900, and tie product Is steadily
increasing. The business is now quite as
uniform and steady as any Of the mining
interests. Constantly new discoveries arc
being made, and improvements in the
machinery used has greatly lessened the
cost Of production. The entire erports Of
this article since tho first discovery has
been upward Of S25, 900, 900 gallons. The
amount exported Is steadily increasing; I'M
1867 the exports were 3S,87s, ,568 gallons;
in 1868, 50883, 1894 gallons; in 1869, 62I-
100, ,G4G gallons, and In 1870, 70 227,671.
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Enterprise of American Newspapers.
/, .,u WASHINGTON, August 3O,I 1870. .

Gentlemen who have just arrived from
Paris Via London, express the greatest as.
tonishment at the enterprise displayed by
tic principal American cnewsIlap in
pEbllshing.war news They say that any
Of our prominent journals prints more
actual news concerning the movements OF
the armies than all the papers in either
Paris or London together. til known
to our officials here that tho Consul Cen
eral Of fseveral of. the leading foreign pow
ers telegraph the leading points of the
cable dispatches to the New York papers
each day t6thcir respective Government
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TIE heat was so intense in the woods
near Ontario, Canada, during the recent
fires, that several large bearS were pressed
into the water at Fitzroy Harbor, and
drowned. Half burned 'Carcasses Of ami
mails were also found plentiflllY strewn
upon the grOund passed over by tho
flames. -..., .,.,s,,., ,,,,,,..,,.,. ,....si
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SUIT has been commenced in the United
States Courts Of Maryland against twenty:
two cooperative building associations Of
Baltimore, for violation Of the Internal
Revenueilaw, in not placing a twenty-five
cent revenue stamp on each certificate &c.
companying, and inside the receipt book
given to the members, Of the number Of
shares held by them. respectively: The
amount claimed 70 be. due the United
States, on account Of these stamps, BY said
associations, Is about six Thousand dollars.
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THE STATE CANVASS.
News from the Mountain Counties
MeetinGS in Fayette, Raleigh and
Nicholas. 'lf,. .stPl .atril
NICHOLAS COURT HOUSE,
f. IN August 20li, 1870. ! r

NICn0l0bst W. 'lE o. laI.h ."fll.s
NICHOLAS COURT HopsE,
IA, Il IL .Yl ,',l August 20tll, 1870. :
TO Gs .IHttGStHetr: p ".rlN'" ~! !'i.,SS'ft,
There was large Republican meet
ing at this place today. The citizens
say 1t was tho largest gathering in TIE
county since the war. Every township
was fully represented; five or six hundred
people were present. Tremendous efforts
have been made in this and adjoining
counties, to intimidate the Registrars, but
only with partial success. e. The lRepubli-
licans have rallied from tho shock and
will now carry the war into the ranks Of
the enemy: Speeches were made by Gov.
Stevenson, Gen. WitcheE, ! Col 7. B..
Swan and Dr.. Horan. Nicholas county
will give two hundred Republican ma
iOFitV.r J.. .AsaI gH,4Ia-F aiio !.
Z ~ :. lFAYErrE CouBT HousE,
HSS'' 7.Rs '.'. August %, 1870. s,aIr
An immense Republican meeting was
held In this place to-day. Tho democratic
meeting called at thesame place onsatur-
day having proved a failure, the demo.
cratic speakers remained over and were
very boistrous and troublesome In their
conduct toward the Republican speakers.
Excepting the few, rlffans, who were
urged on bythese same speakers, the peo-
pie kept reasonably good order. uAd.
dresses were delivered by Col T, 3. Swan,
Gov. Stevenson, Gen. cWitcher, Major
Gains, Capt Cracratt and otherse' There
IS no division in the Republican ranks
here. The contest will DE close in ithis
county, ,i,but the Republican ticket viii
have q majority The back OF the Ku-
Klux isbrokeii1h the Sd District. 4 ~
as.t~ RALEIGH, August %, 1870.
The first. Republican meetingof the can
vass in Raleigh county commenced at the
Court House to-day. 1twas well attended,
especially by people from the country: !
have never witnessed as much anxiety
amongst our citizens to hear the policy Of
tie Republican party discussed. The
onIylinterruption at this gathering was by
q three year old carpet Dagger from Ohio,
named Simpson, who Is hired to go round
through the district and get up rows al
Republican meetings.. He Is; much the
stylB6t man that Jap Need dham. Of, Ohio,r
who was hired to do :theclying for the
Democratic party ntthis State lin 184S,
and who afterwards Efeeced his. Demo.
cratic friends and left for parts unknown.
About a dozen Of Simpsons friends
waited to hear him after our meeting
adjourned, and after listening voted him
the biggest fool on, the. top Of grOund.
This end OF the State will do its duty Tor
the party Of peace and liberty. What Is
the response from The upper and eastern
pIIaainhandlcs, will they .doliEeWise2k This
meeting was addressed by Gov Stevenson,
Con CTacraft and Gen. John s.'Witcher.
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On TUESDAY two cars Of 9 train oiifthe
DesAIoines Valley, Railroad were thrown
from tile track and down an embankmeut,
south Of the DesMoines, and entirely dc;
molished. Eight men were killed and
seventeen seriously injured, all Of them
being Iowa soldiers, on their way to at
tend Tic State Soldiers Reunion.
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Excursion Party at Kansas City.
KANSAS Cry. August 81,

The Kansas Pacific excursion party ar.
rived here at noon. They were received
ut the depot by q large crowd Of citizens
and escorted in carriages to the St. James
hotel, where a bountifhl breakfast was
provided. About a dozen prominent
citizens Of this city and several gentlemen
from Chicago will join the party here.
Weather beautiful, and all goes well.
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In order IA. prevent the. second .usej joi
stamps the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue has ordered that the stamps on
tobacco boxes, packages, &c.,. must be
placed over the angles formed by the
sides instead of over the heads Of boxes
and caddies, as it is known that many
dealers have returned to manufacturers
the tops where tho stamp was placed,
and that tho stamps have been used again.
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Allegheny Live stock Market.

g5-,., f. ft PlTTaRuRGH, August q, lsp.
The supply Of cattle at the Allegheny Yard TO!
day was unusually large, about 1,l60 head, most:
y. Of the scalawag order, including number Of
Texans. Prime cattle sold at &, extra at k09Xc,
medium ut T07Kc, stockers 409c; Texans sold
at 3K943<c. There were about 1900 sheep on
sale, mostly Of the lower grades, and tho better
grades sold quicker aud = at. relatively better
s6S At I y os%s q % 81 Il Hos SFS SncSanSSd f n and and
less active at SO 0O910 so In retail way, rel
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A COUNTRY doctor Is 30 penurious that
when he goes to mako visit In tho coun.
try be takes a hen in his gig to eat up the
cats his horse scatters while eating. Tho
hen. knows her business so well that she
gets right out and goes to work without
being told.
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CALIFORNIA.
San FRANoIsco.. Aur1st $50.

, SAN FRANCISCO, August 80.
The buildings Of the Central Pacific
Railroad at Auburn, California, were
burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
The first spike Of tho San Francisco and
North Pacific Railroad was driven in TO-
day at Petalums amid rejoicings.
Work on the Oregon and California
Railroad Is progressing rapidly. 1t will
be completed to Salem next week. .tl.
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New, York Money and stock Market.

@'aa!9 - #' ,,,:i'a EEw YoRK, August 81, ii
+ MoMY-Co Continues easier on call at 4a5 per
cent, time loans z per cent and q commission Of
4@H per cent for 90 and 90 days. Prime dis
counts nomlnAlly T49 per cent
FOREIGN EXoHANGE-Without much pressure
10 sell; primo bankers 109K direct, and 1o9H for
second hands. III tI,tl--u.:l4. ~, n
GoLD-The Gold Room was the chief point Of
interest In Wall street, owing to sudden rise
from 116x to 1I7x - The upward movement 10
generally attributed to reports Of French Victo.
y and . Prusslln ropnlSc. Carrying rates l02
per cent to fiat. The price opened at 116k, and
closed at 116H0111. Clearances $40. 900, 900. The
Treasury sold million at 1861 6ll6.S0. Exports
2QkQ 6n0 90
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MAINE!
z BANGOR, August 81.

- BANGOR, August 81. \
The weather continues extremely dry,
and the country all about Is suffering Sc
Verely from fires. ~ ,li, i,ta + ''e'"f' 1'
Passengers on tho Piscataguis Railroad
tonight, report buildings on fire along the
line Of the road, and the whOle neighl1or-
hood has turned out and are fighting tho
fire. It Is reported that the West Branch
drive Of logs, containing. 10000, 900 feet,
which was hung up by the drouth, Is on
fire 49, - -EGL.Lll t-t.-t. III :.
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Chicago Market.
~ cn1cAaio, August 81.


GEIN--Wheat fairly active, and 10qc lower,
closing at 97c for old and 81 06 for new No. 3
this afternoon the market was more active at
81 06D1 O6H for new No. 2, seller September.
Corn unsettled and irregular at 68064]Ec for No.
1, closing arm At the outside Ggurc; this alteF'
tembeE. Oats KGbHc lower at 36<(oS1 for No. 2.
Rye steady at 6706sc for No. 2. Barley closed
cAT7EE-Panicky at g ooas Is for common
Texans and heavy oxen. HH'H. q.
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Philadelphia Market.

..... r. PnILADRLPHtA, August 81.
FLouR-Very quiet; spring wheat extra Ani
" SB 96n6 Is; winter wheat $6 7G91 %.
GRAIN- N-WheAt-Dull; Western red 81 4001 ~
amber 81 450l II. Rye-Dull at sS@90c. Corn
Limited inquiry; mixsd sS999c. OHtS1459S2
$50 Is. Lard 16k@l7c.
onS-PotrOleum irregular; crude 1de; refined
''iS; '%iaisES;1-Inaettvo: western Iron bound CSC.
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baltimore Market.
BAIFMoRE. AuRusL 9l

FLouS-Duli and weak.
GpIu-WheAt steady and unchanged; eAlc9
amber at 81 6001 90 for fAir to good, and red
n 30n1 46 for common, 81 cool 25 for No. 2 rcd,
Oats 4S@50c Rye 1000.
PRoyfsIoNB-MesS pork quiet at $50. Bacon
QUIET; rib sides l7Hc, clear RIB 18C, shoulders
I6I6lBXc, hams 2S048. Lard dull Gt I76l7IKc.
WRpKY-Better foOllng at 93098c II n
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ACTING CoMMIssioiS,IEIR DOUGLAS. says
that under the act Of July. Ia, 1870, gas
companies arc subject 70 the same liability
and entitled to The same privilege Of
charging. tho tax to consumers as spFior to
the passage Of said act, 70 4, .5i-I .., '.l ~,
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TIE false hair trade Is doomed Olive
Logan has discarded chignons, wears her
hair plated in two Chinese queues down
her back, and declares she will so wear 1t
tor full evening dress on heplatform dur.
ing the entiro coming season. She will
fight it out on that line If It takes all win
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[ fTuRote4the Fbntaaa Gasstte, va learn
that NJ. W. CANON, ESQ, formerly editor
of the 8Ioundsville National, has settled
in Miami county, Kansas, where he is a
candidate for county superintendent Of
public schools. taE Y IL JlL Z .
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York Germans sCOndemning
Napoleon.

- N4HFINEW6 YORK, August 81.
The German Committee OF the German
Democratic Union Party, tonight, adopt
ed resolutions condemning the policy Of
Napoleon in forcing war upon the German
people. They also exhorted the German
people to a firm organization for tho col.
lection Of money.in aid .of, the wounded
ofWidoHs and orphanSo Of the present war.
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TIE Rev. Alexander Clark is to be edi-,
tor Of the Springfield, (ohioO Aet'sodtst
Recorder, in place Of the Rev. Thomas
Scott, who has accepted o call to preach
in Cincinnati. .rtY|1
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A New HAMpsH1RB exchange says that
the apple crop throughout the State will
be immense and the market Is already
glutted with the fruit, tllty cents a bushel
being tho ruling price at present.
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TIE Parkersburg Times says that city
was visited by terrific storm, Monday.
Some injurywas done toHproperty but no
loss of life is recorded. The most singular
circumstance mentioned in3conuection
with the storm is that "a quantity OF gravel
was blown from Blennerhassett's Island
q our. eftIg .Itis also stated that gravel
SSas S blown from the swAn1SHouse bot
through tho Spencer House windows,
riddlihg them. This Is not SO surprising
as one house is just across the street from
the other; but that gravel from Pleuner'
Hdssett's, mheana a halEbelow The city
well, ii course it.is5 %, but we're
curious to know how the fact was ascer.
,taihed! 81 ! 3t> lrp9"dp 2 ie.'& ~
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NeW YORK Produce Market.

NEW YoRE, August 81.
ooErON-Elrm@; Ss9 bales sold at 1eHe fol
FEoUR-C Closed dull and dropping. Z ] !.
y0RAn-Whoat--St1ong IN buyers EAyof;
81 896l Il for winter red and amber western,
and 81 1901 q tot No. 3 RYe-DuQ at 1880.
OatS- Heavy 1t 6n@66c: .fTI
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"WArrER, this bit of tlrbot Is not as
good as that you gave US last week" :"
Waiter: "Beg pardon, sirj It's of the
very same fish"
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WHEN death occurs from natural causes
in Tennessee, It Is customary to append to
tho newspaper notice the words, "Poliucs
had no agency in the difficulty III
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THE service.book in use in one Of the
Boston churches contains hymns written
by Charles A. Dana, Of the New York
Sun, and William q. Hurlburt, of,the
ILLaaL1 ~. ---- ----L ------.. !. .l-r " ---
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TnE WOMAN QUEsrIoN-"Can you lot
me have SEQ this morning !"-Es
The MAN QuEsTEoN.-"What did you
do with that 81 Igave you last week ~
Revolution, - .
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ACRton1NAT1 A wGg .ii produced a startling
commotion in a beer garden Of that city,
tho other evening, by bribing the band TO
play the Marseillaise. sIlu .lslsi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-01
New York DRY Goods Market.

s.,4..... ......Y, NEw YoRK, August 81.
Business quito active; prices appear 10 have
reached tho lowest mark AL fancy prints have
advanced kc per yard by agents, except SpEaguOs,
but jobbeFS keep selling old StylCS at former
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-01

IT, the night air Is as unhealthy as the
doctors say II Is, how do they account for
the longevity ofows. u y .''a.. '. ''