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NEW YORK CITY.
New YORK, June 80.

New YORK, June 30.
A company to oppose the present ice
monopoly has been formed in this city
Several persons appeared yesterday nj
the TOOmbs to make complaint against
Robert A. Ice, aged SO years, of Clevc.
land, Ohio, who had been engaged for the
past week in stealing by the shop-liiting
process, a quantity OfrIngs, watches, &c,
from wholesale jcwclry stores, on Broad
way, Maiden Lane, &c
Last evening, John alias "PipcG' Burns,
II well known Eighteenth ward despa-
rndo, entered the saloon Of Thos Reilly,
at 94O First Avenue, and QuArrclCd with
the bar keeper, Martin Comlord Burns
hurled two heavy pitchers at the head of
Comi0rd, and then threatened To shoot
him, before he could make good his threat,
COmlord fired seven shot at him, and five
orthcsc took effect. Burns was taken TO
Bellevue Hospital, and the balls extracted,
lie is not dangerously wounded. After
having his wounds dressed, Burns refused
to stay any longer in the institution and
len for home. ComtOrd was arrested and
locked UP
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The Latest News.
News of the Day.

John Hess, u well to do farmer living
near Galena, Ill.,, committed suicide We'd
nesday by hanging himself to II tree in
one OF his fields. The reason iOr his do
ing so Is not known,
The New Orleans lirrncn arrived in
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon and
were escorted through the streets by forty
city fire companies.
Daniel W Voorhees, was nominated for
Congress without opposition by the 9th
Indiana District Democratic CongreSson'
nj Convention at Trrrc lIautr Thursday
night. ...
At meeting Of citizens and worknen
in fremont Temple, Boston, Wednesday
afternoon and evening, speeches were
made and resolutions passed against the
introduction 0i Chinese labor int" this
country
Chas. Humphreys, u well.known flour
merchant OF Philadelphia. died Wcdncs'
dav evening, aged - years,
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THE San Domingo treaty received its
quiems yesterday in the Senate, having
been rejected by a direct vote As the
President pressed this measure very warm
", this is an emphatic defeat for him; hut
MS it comes from his political friends, lie
will no doubt receive it gracefully. Il is
TO be regretted that the President and the
Republican majority IN the Senate should
differ on any question oI moment, but in
this matter we cannot but think the Sen
ate is right, and that it has done both IhC
country and the administration II real ser.
vice in rejecting Me trcnty.
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THE Detroit Tribune says of that story
Of the circus musicians being eaten by
lions in Missouri, that "thc lions treated
the musicians with distinguished con-
sideratiOn, and politely escorted them to
the door Of the cage without taking so
much ms a single Juicy steak from them.
The musicians didn't tumble into the den
of lions at all, but went on blowing their
horns with mclOdiOus Composurc. The
lions were not at all hungry, and couldn't
digest the musicians if they had swal.
lowed them. There weren't any lions at
taClcd TO the circus. There wasn't any
circus. The musicians tumblcd into den
Of liars-uOt lions
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The learned gentlemen who have been
seeing spots OH the face of the sun for
some time past, and predicting that the
force ofhis rays would be materially di-
minished thereby, will please step to the
front and explain. The experience Of the
last week has had the effect OF weakening
public confidence in the value Of their
scientific attainmeniS. They had better
confer together and take new departure
.as tlle politioians eallit.--.--..------,.- -
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''T:F is said that there are twenty-five
thousand white people now disfranChised
in West Virginia and that these are not
merely deprived of the right 10 vote and
to hold Office, but they are not even allow.
ed to carry on many Of the occupations Of
life StUbcnrdEe Gasette.
The Ga:ett is in error. The test oaths
which forbade cx-rebels to teach or
practice law were repealed last winter.
They now have all the rights that others
have, except that of voting.
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TIE market for Government bonds con.
tinues unsettled, the business being small
for both investment and speculative nc
count. The demand for bonds which
usually attends the disbursement Of July
dividends it is expected will be deferred,
to some extent, this year, until after Con-
grcss adjourns, there still being Il vague
of unwise legislation on the
Currency and Funding measures There
Is n report current also that Congress may
not be ablc TO adjourn on the 18th ofJuly.
Such report is alike damaging to con-
tldence and the public credit, and it is
sincerely hoped may not prove well found
ed. The delay is said to be with the
Senate, in reference to which the just re-
buke is made that if the Senate would ad.
dress itself diligently TO work, and lorego
irrelevant spcech.making, it might accom-.
pIish all that is required Of it in the inter
val between this and the 18th Of July.
The effect OF any further extension Of the
session would be mischievous to credit
and to Ohusincss.-Ph2ddeiphid Ledger.
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New York Produce Market.

CoIroS-Dull heavy Rnd lower; salCs 600 bales
at 2OEc Tor mlddlinE nplAEds
FLorR- Closed dull and slightly In buyer
favor.
GRAIS Whcat-Nrry scarce at 81 9sUl 90 iOl
No. Milwaukee. 81 ~ for No. do and 81 4!4l
Las for winter rcd western: nnsolnd No
spring 81 1891 &C. unsourd No. 3 81 0JGl q;
Ryc-N0miual Oats-lIeavy Al $jS66!c fol
western, and G;fGGSc for Ohio,
PROvIsIoNs Ns-POrk- Nominal RceT-Quct nm,
steady Cul Meats Firm with moderate de
mand Bacon Steady and quiet. Lardr-Firmcr
sales 200 ticrccs prime steam AZ lGaC.
EaGs- Quiet and unchanged,
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HuGE SSAKE.--A few days ago, dog
belonging 10 Mr.. Thomas Nolan attacked
II large rattleSnakr on the farm Of that
gentleman, near Weston and after quite
q battle the dog was declared the victor,
having killed his opponent His snake
ship was - feet long, l9 inches in circum.
ference at the thickcst part Of his body,
and carried rs Il Caudal appGndagc 81
ratllcs and buiton-lhe oldest rattle
snake killed in this nCighborhood for sev.
cral wears - Weston Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

CONSECTICUT is happy, On the Fourth
of July the President Of the United states
and several others in authority, will cN'
anime the wooden nutmegs and mahogany
hams At Woodstock. Stewart WOOdiOrd,
Jo. IIawley, and others, will oratc, and
Gilmorcs famous band will be present. to
put to their lips the horn that cheers hut
not inebriAtCs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

THERE nrc thousands Of men about
Wall street who are endowed with brains
and courage, but the smaltest Of aIl the
operators there is Edward B. kcichum.
lie has made money enough since the lat
Of January to pay million OF dollars
upon old debts and If he owes anybody
now, it is safe to calculate that II will not
be- long before he pays.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

ASA LATE number Of the Detroit NHrS
displayed over It's single editorial the pic
lure ol m eagle, and underneath appeared
nm undcrtakcr's advertisement, including
an illustration Of n hcarsc, contemporary
supposcs the iuXppositlon 10 signify
give us liberty or give us dCalh,"
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THE Wetsel Independent, the first news
paper ever printed in Wetzel county, we
believe is the title OF a neat little paper
Just started at New Martinsville. The
editor is D. LONG, Esq, formerly of the
Bellairc Adwrti.er. He has planted his
enterprise in virgin soil, and we trust it
may take root and flourish.
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STATE CONVENTIONS.

The working men of Illinois have been
requested TO meet in BelleVille on SatuT-
day, July 2, for the consideration Of oil
questions of State and national import
ance affecting them. ftl
A call has been published for Wo-
mans Rights State Convention in Win
ncmucca, Nevada, on Monday, July4.
On the same day there is to be in Phila-
dclphia IN informal Convention Of active
Republicans from all tho minority coun.
ties in Pennsylvania, for consultation and
cooperation. 5srn ah
The Florida workingmen are to hold u
State Convention in Jacksonville on Mon
day, July 4, to form State organization,
and, as the call says, for other objects OF
vital importance TO the working men Of
the State
The Bur Of West Tennessee held meet
ing in jackson, recently, Gen. Gideon j.
Pillow acting us Chairman, and issued a
call for u Convention in Nashville on
Monday, July II, to nominate candidates
for Supreme Judges from each of the
three grand divisions Of the State, to be
supported nt the election in August.
On Wednesday, July Is, the Republi.
cans of Colorado are to hold Territorial
Convention in Denver, to nominate II dele
gate to Congress. The Democratic Con
vcntion is to be held on Tuesday, July 90.
Hon. Foster BlOdgett, Chairman OF the
Georgia Republican State'Ccntral Commit
tee, has published q call for Convention
Of the young men Of the State, 10 be held
in Atlanta, on Wednesday, July 81, TO
organize Young Mems Republican State
Central Club, and to effect thorough and
complete organization of the young men Of
the Republican party throughout the
State.
The South Carolina Republican State
Convention. to nominate candidates for
State officers, is to be held in Columbia,
on Tuesday, July 9G
By proclamation of Gov. Baldwin, the
Legislature Of Michigan will meet in
special session at the Capital, in Lansing,
on wednesday, July 81, TO take action In
reference to municipal aid ~, zailroads,
sonic action being deemed necessary IN
consequence Of the recent decision of the
Supreme Court of tho State, that many Of
the bonds issued by counties, &c, in AID OF
railroads have been issued under the pro.
visions oflaws which are unconstitutional
and void.
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New York Money and Stock Market.

NEW lOHk, JuHc W.
The Gable reports decrease Of 100000
francs in the Bank OF France. This large falling
of Is due TO the payments for the recent heavy
French purchases Of grain In America and on the
continent. In London money Ia dearer than 1t
is in Paris. This is the case also ut some other
financial centres Of Europe, which causes the
draining OF bullion from Paris.
The railroad cOplpOiIt ItipnI IhntVecp fhe Trunk
7litIes a not settled; thc iutcB for dFst.GiGbs
lFeights viii be advanced 10 tho old standard on
July ist. The competition on passenger fares
aud cattlB ireights continues.
Tho Assistant Treasurer to-day paid Sl,910. .40j
gold on acEonnt Of.the duly interest.
MoNEY-UnChanged al sos per cent on call
STERLlNG-Firm ut l09t.GIl0JH. Sight bills
rcduCcdto 1905. An increased outflow Of specie
Is expected.
GOLD-StrOngcr; opened at lllH, and closed
at nix. Carrying rates per cent borrowing TO
fiat ClearanCcs $3i 100000.
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Strong and higher with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

AS Allegheny county, Pennsylvania,
pastor announced from his pulpit an even.
ing lecture entitled, Hunting an Appr.
lite" A large audience were deeply in.
trrcstcd, and at the conclusion Of the ad-
dress the pastor announced that as he
had received no salary for siXmonths past
"ihc sexton would now collect something
for him 10 hunt m appetite with
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Occnn Nlcnmor Burned.


CHARLESTON, 4 C., June 20
The steamship Tennessee, which len
Charleston for New York, Tuesday, with
large freight and fifty passengers, was dis.
covered 70 be on fire in the lower hold,
when forty miles northeast oI Cape lio.
main Capt, Chichester run for shore and
scui,lcd the steamer in ten feet Of water.
The weather being clear, the passengers
and crew were safely landed on the hcnch
The steamer City Point has gone To their
assistance. The Tennessee was valued nl
S2IO, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

SAD AccIDEST.--On last Tuesday a
little child was playing on the track Of
the Richie County Coal Company, Ns the
train was passing along. 10 mother,
Mrs. Kisncr, attempted To-. cctrc is, and
both were run over by the cars. The
child was killed and the mother was
badly injurcd.--IhrkerJUry Go,cts
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ROME.

ROME, June 80.
The supporters of the infallibility dog
ma count on Cardinals Cullen and BOun-
chose us their latest recruits,
LONDON, June 20.
Dispatches from Rome Of the 9th, an.
nouncc the report Of the immediate vote
in the ECumcnical Council on the iniAIlibi.
lty dogma, untrue. The discussion OF
the project continues. 1t is reported that
the Pope ordered the Cardinals to OPP
posc any proposition to sci aside the dis
CMsSiNn.
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\ LETTER from Saratoga 10 the Boston
J0urud' says the style is amazing this
wear. The Grccian bend Of former years
Is nowhere this year The huge dresses
worn leave the impression thnt lady got
up in style must have about her person
good.si1cd lobster basket Plnin, smooth
hnir is scarcely seen. But the fri7zcd,
porcupinr. wrdr.awnkC style is the rage
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPLY
II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, S16o,ooo.

yplf1, anu IN tlAL Time uOlb BuCCO8AfnI blBlnee8
IL still prepared 10 take risks at iAir rates OIL
Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise, ManuiACtur-
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CargOes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
ers, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years al
reduced rates. Thisbelng State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company iu tho State; and
composed Of some ulncty.fOur stockholders, most
Of whom arc among our best business men, re-
commGnds Itself to the favorable consideration
Of the lnsuring public, and SolicIts their patron
age. Applications for insurance will be prompt
ly attended to at their Office, No. - Monroe St,
or at their several agences throughout the State.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President,
c. NJ. CoEN, Sec'y.
B. G. DICK, Asst Sec'y. fcblD
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A CoTEAlPoRARY says the effect warm
weather on the feline vocal organs is most
wonderful. 1t adds n fullness, strength
and endurance which nothing else (unless
it BE- bootack or brickbNO appears to
be capable Of comforting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

A NEGRO recently stole the valiseoG az
itincrant preacher at Holly Springs
The thief selected the valise from anon
Q number of others, on sacconpi y
weight, and carried It, putting md sl,seS;.
ing, In q scorching sun, eight mlle5 before
he discovered that it contained nothing
but bibles. NJ y
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 30,
The Prosecution Of the members Of tho
International SOciety Of Workmcn was
resumed yesterday. The ministry insist
that the society is secret one.
Provost ParAdOl, who leaves Paris 10.
night e., rout0 to New York, had an audi
cnCo with tho Emperor to-day
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PoIiticnl Eyents In JulY.

July is apt to be u hot month, and for
tunately political excitements are not to
be added There Is to be but one election
during the month, and the list Of political
Conventions is not long.
The election is in Illinois, and some Of
the papers refer TO It as the most impor-
tant held in the State for forty years. On
Saturday, July I'd, the people are to de-
eide upon tile adoption or rejection Of the
new Constitution framed by the recent
Conventiohaiter five months labor. This
instrument seems to be very generally ac'
ceptablc TO the people, hut there is report.
ed to be a determined organization Of
private interests to defeat it; and 1t is
feared that the general approval, and the
absence Of open opposition, may result In
light vote, in which lies the only dan
ger. .
Every person entitled to vote under the
provisions Of the Suffrage article Of the
proposed Constitution, Is entitled to vote
for the adoption or rejection Of the same.
This, ofcourse, includes the colored vote.
Should the Constitution be, ratified, twill
become the supreme law Of the State OF
Illinois on the 9Th of August next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

THE Republican Convention for the
10Th (BclmonD Ohio Congressional Dis
trict will be held at Cambridge, August
18th. The candidates for Mr.. BINoHAM's
place are numerous and the interest
warm,
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TIM gas having gone out at ai evening
praycr.mCeting in an Indiana church, the
congregation were very much scandalized
by an irrcverent auditor who deepcned
the solemnity Of the occasion by whistling
"Shoo.Fly."
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If there is any good omen to be draw

IFthere is any good omen to be drawn
from happy conjunctions of suggestive
names, says u Philadelphia paper, Nj,
Samuel ]. Randall must look to his laurels
in the First Congressional District. Last
time he ran against Mr.. Berry, and there
suit showed that things were not quite
ripe for o Republican success. But now,
Mr.. Huckel Is in the field. Against such
a combination as the Huckel. Berry move.
ment, Mr.. Randall does not stand n ghost
of Il chance. .ts.....
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CHARLES READE's new novel has q
frontispicce representing q young man
seated very close to q pretty giFlF and
when we look at this picture, and are told
by tile title.page to Put Yourself in His
Place" We feel like taking the advice
Louisville Journal,
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BELMoST Co WooL-During the Inst
week large amount Of wool has pissed
through our town on It's way East. The
farmers seem 10 be selling very rapidly at
present priccs--4O to d3 cents per pound.
-fhFOEiCi'
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AN Arkansaspapcr says I'VE had iw"
great shocks in Arkadclphm last week,
one Of which was the cmpHnncling, for the
first time, of negro jury, and the other
nm earthquake The earthquake won,
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A SCHOOL for teaching "darning" will
be opened on the 4th Of July in Mont
gomery, Alabama, by lady OF that city,
who is called by the local paper "our gift.
cd tOwnswOmAn." ...
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IT isassrrtcd that Mr. SIMMER is incem'-
cd at General Grant because Of the con.
tcmplatcd removal Of Mr. Motley, and will
take mn carly occasion to give expression
10 his feelings.
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A VERY large black bear appeared on
Fort Hill, just above New Creek, Wcdnes.
day morning. The Gdsette says a lot of
harvest hands were in pursuit at last nc.
rn,utg
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TIE late rims in Missouri have been
rather hard on potato bugs, causing the
poor creatures 10 lie off by thousands,
greatly to the advantage, however, Of the
DOtNtO CrOp
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MoUNDsvILLE, so the National says, will
celebrate the Fourth, in real old fashioned
style, on the Camp ground Capt. r, II.
COCHRAN, OF this city, will deliver the
ornliOn.
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Western Union Telegraph, 3lH;- Adams En-
II; United States, 45is; Pacific Mall, 4l,S; New
York GENITAL, 07ll do. scrip. 934; Erie, %;
Harlem. l3gI: Reading, 10I; Michigan Central,
l2OH; Lake Shore, g9&; Illinois Central, l+O;
Pittsburgh, lOgS; ,NoTthwcsIcTn, ~; do. pre-
trail, 1887; st. Paul, CO: do. preferred 81; Wa
bash, S6%; do preferred "a; Fort Wayne, 05k;
TCrre Ilsute 80; Chicago 4 Alton. llG%; do,
preferred. lls: Ohio Il Mississippi, ass. CIcve.
innh COlnmbna h Cincinnati, 81
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Gov. STEVENSON was in attendance n
day or two on the Teachers Institute at
Parkcrsburg, and left that city for Charles;
ton, Wednesday.
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OHlce over Religious Book House, south SidH
Monroe street, Wheeling, West Va.
JACOB HORNBROOK, PreS't
JACOBM BICKEL Vice PrCst.
|. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary
S. u. McCOLLOCH, Asst Scc'y, mrl
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INDIA.


BOMBAY, June 80
Heavy cotton frauds have been discov.
cred. Capt Tclsa signed bills OF lading
Tor 600 bales Of cotton that were never
shipped. and upon which leading mcr.
chants obtained l9,500 pounds sterling.
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BEN WADE is reported as saying that
he would Ike 10 have hispipe and IN easy
chair by the tircside. There is no account
ing for tastes, We should prefer having
our chair in the ice-house just now.
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SAM SAITH ofNcw Creek, caught n
bass in the Potomac a few days since
weighing seven pounds and i've ounces.
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By Il curious coincidence, five names
ON one page -four COnsecutivelyl in the
Norwich, Conn, city directory for 1870,
rcad Slack Thomas, Slow George, Sly
John, Small Nathan, and Smart Mary.
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JEFF TnoMrso&, oi the "lOst cause
has declared his purpose to act in future
with the Republican party, ms they are,
in his opinion, tho party OF progress.
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THE young ladies in North Adams,
Mass, are delighted with the ChineseIand
propose to cultivate the Chinese shoe. If
they do, they will assuredly put theirinot
inf. s#
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MADRID, June 30.
Some slight disturbances occurred at
Barcelona yesterday, They were soon
QuC:led -Four persons were wounded.
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THE Belmont County Republican Con-
vention will meet at St. Clairsvillc, on the
esth. G W
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THE Democratic Convention % nomi-
nate Senator for the 4th district, viii be
held at West Union on the eth.
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TnE N. E. Churchmen ofsouth Branch
Circuit will hold a camp meeting at
Ridgeville, Mineral county, August 7th.