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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-20

SENATOR TRUMDULr., Of Illinois, is in
Washington. lie has not been in Illinois
since the adjournment Of Congress, and,
therefore, the stories about the President
rendering him tue State Department, or
any other place, arc untrue, He states
positively that he had no idea at present
Ofleayinp the Senate,
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A BRILLIANT DISCOVERY Mercy Is"
says Shakespeare, like the gentle dew
from heaven" PHALON's VITALIA, on
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is as clear and
transparent, Gray hair can be graduated
to any natural shade with this fluid. or
all the toilet triumpbs of chemistry, this
Is the most important. No sediment.
Sold Ivy all druggists. cod
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A NEW prOhibitory party has been
formed In Massachusetts and has nOmina.
cd WENDELL PHILLIPS as It's candidate
for Governor. The Convention that nomi-
mated Mr. PHILLIPS was held Wednesday,
and was not especially harmonious. 1t
declined to take position on other public
o,,sotionu
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DIED.

ECKHART-Friday morning, August 49, 1870,
At * o'clock, JoHN EcKHART, JF., aged % yeGrS,
months and II days.
The funeral will take place from tho residence
Of his father, on Main street, near Suspension
Bridge, at $ O'clock this afternoon, Friends Of
the family arc respectfully invited 6altend.
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LBy Authority Of the GOvernOr.l
rNo. 80. Joint ResoIutiO ion Proposing
I'M Amendment to the Constitution
OF the State. -..
I. R1SoirAd b. t!s LEgtGIatnrt Of Htss I7FgiNiG,
The following lei pfOpO0od a. an Amendment 70
the Consultation Of ibis State. to be substituted
for seclIon one Of article three thereof and % be
coma part Of the said Constitution Whan 0uAed
according to the provisions thereof namely:
The male citizens OF tbs Sntoiehall. be eutt-
tied to vote at all elections held within the cleo
tion districts in which they respectively reside:
bot no person who 10 = minor. or OF 9neOund
mind, or paupef, or who e under conviction Of
treason. felony or bribery IN an election, OF who
hGs not been 8Testdent Of the STATE for ono year,
and Of the county In which be oders 70 vote tot
thirty days next preceding such 9aer, shan BE
permitted to vote while such diSaDility con-
tinueS." ~ -+..a. n !. 81
Adopted February a 1s1O. 81 ~
In tie House Of Delegates, ThurSdSI, February
q. 1870. the GbOye resolution was 99opted.
AGneW, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan,
BeltZhOover, BoWyeF, Bannon, Burgess, Darts
son, Donehoo, Evans, FAEnsw0rth, Fisher, Flan'
ARan, Flick, GAndee, Guthrie, Hrveey, Howard,
Jackson. Judy, Lamb. LAmOn, Lynch. Maxwell,
Mccoy, Meadows, Miller, Nicely, PoWlAl. RAIDER,
RePp, Scott, Smith, Teter, Thomas; Webs and
Tn SATS vER1-Nessrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter. Chamber, Collins, CEacrNn, Davis,
FastsI God, HassleE, mn, Howe, PetEpoInt.
Price, Rexroad, SturStS. Summers and Wheat
-lB. .-iI 'F IlIEl -A..
In the senase. Monday. February ., 1870, the
above resolution was adopted.
THE TEAS WERE-MessfS. FarnswOrth, tPrtsi.
dent). Applegate, Brown, Gather flames, Gather
deere H. Cook. CsauE. Davis, Dayton, DOoht-
tIe, Gold. HAFmau .kOOnce. Leonard, Patrick,
Phelps, Ramsdell and TOung-ls.
TUX Mars WERE-AesSrs. B0rem4n, Humph.
reys, WeTuinga3apd Eils0n-A; iiirtl ;a448
nISSOLUTION.-Th CO-partnership
IL heretofore existing between Heil4ndeF l.
StOner, was dissolved August 1Gt. BY mutual
consent. Geo ". StOuer Is authorized to settle
the buAiRess Of tho late 4rn. ~,
The undersigned has formed 4 cO-p4ItnkFShIp
with Nj. Henry Hanke, under the hIm name o
StoneF HanEe. In the Chrome, Looking Glass,
a. TTaC .Egis;. GEO. v. sToSER.
hereby return thanks to my friends and the
public IOr their lI6enF patronage, and respect
fully ask q continuance Of the same TO the new
firm, at their place Of business, % Market street,
CranGles Block.
augl9 1. NEILANDER.
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JUSTIN MCCARTHY's new story Is TO be-.
gin in the September Gala4y. 1t opens
in London, but it Is evident that the scene
must soon change 10 this country. The
great reputation OF Dir. MCCARTHY has
made as an essaylst, will cause this novel
To be regarded with peculiar interest. The
title Is, "1ady Judith: ATale Of Two
Continents"
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A RATHER feeble Temperance State
Convention assembled at Syracuse, New
York, Wednesday, and nominated a full
State ticket, headed by 1fTRoN H. CLARK
for Governor. The Tribune says the
movement Is of small consequence.
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WEDLOcK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil Society.-EssayI for Young Men, on
the honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
svilS and dangers Of OelIbGey-With sanitary
help TOT the attainment d mans tue position In
life. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
Howard ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
mE9td&w. Ia -.
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THE Attorney General docs not think
that the ecentEurOpean war will involve
this country in any difficulty, and II the
President issues q proclamation Of neutral.
ity, It will be simply to define our neutral.
ity laws TO our own people, and warn
them to keep out Of danger.
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COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL
First Day-rAursdny, Aurus. ssth.

First Day-ThurSdAy, August soth.
First Race-Runnlng; Purse $SO-1pt horse 80,
I'd horse $40. Mile heats, and repeat to rule.
Second RGce-Trotting; Parse $75-1st horse
80, and I'd horse $25. Nile heats, In to
harness,
Second DAy-PrIdAy, August Goth.
Pint Race Running; Purse &SO-1st horse 80,
Cd horse SO. Half Mile heats, in 8, catch
weight.
Second Race-Purse SiOO-lst horse go. I'd horse
&25, Sd horse SIS. For riders or drivers. trOt.
ting or pacing horse, riding or driving closest
TO SIS. Three heats averaged.
Third DAy-Saturday, August s7th.
FIrt Racc-Runninc: two mile dash to rule LIST
horse $75, I'd horse S25
Second Rare-PacIng; Purse $7O-lSt horse $50,
I'd horse SIS.
Three OF more entries to all; two to start,
Good stablIng and accommodations on the
Entities close on the ground the day previous
to tho Faec.
single AuWisbIOH ...'ss,ss..'''''. ~
Tickets for the three days. 81 %.
augl7 J.F. RAYNoLDS, Proprietor
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NY VOTERS.

- FOR sHERTPP.-EtltorY IaIeRi0an.
eAA or! YOu will please announce John
Howell Of Clay Township, a. an Independent
Candidate lor Sheriff Of Ohio County At the en-
ming election. subject 10 no Star Chamber dc
S1gs.S Many VOTERS.
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TT STANDS UNRIvALLED-
IKRAFTS DIARRHRA CONPoUED.-Safe
add Sure. A cure guranteedtn every case. Keep
It in your hoase. Take 1t with you when you
travel. Sold by dealers in medicines everywhere.
NAsHVuLE, TENX., Dec. lSt, 1868.
NeGrs. NeC06s, Kr9t d Co.:
GKSILEuEsE-I have been using your ''IiGT.
rR0G Compound in my family for some time.
and can aGy with much pleasure, that It Ii one Of
the 6GEt HedteiMES Of the kind that have ever
used, and do cheerfnlly recommend It 70 my
liendA. With mach respect am yous friend,
!, u. .r.,.....s OF Netcaiie, Bro. e Co.
jun7.TGe, ThuIASAt .- 4G
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FINANCIAL SHADOWS FROM
EUROPE.

From BsdStAtiGy'E " T.HeTGld. ...
Wall street is still exercised over the
problem involved in the relation Of the
present war to American finances 1thas
been noticed before here that the popular
theory, and the one most generally acted
upon, is that PruSsian successes mean
cheap gold and French successes the re.
verse. This idea is likewise founded on
the assumption, equally popular and unre.
liable, that Prussian successes mean an
early peace In support Of this theory is
the movement in British consols, which,
seeming 10 take peace US their only basis
Of appreciation, tluctuate with the Iiveli-
est constituencies with every report from
the field Of conflict Against these theO:
rists are large class who believe that
EHrOpe's difficulty Is Americas Opportu.
tunity u make money. They hold
that q continuance OF the war melns
a large demand for American securities ito
leave out Of consideration bFeadStuds)
as the safest and best investmcSt that can
be found, and consequently; with the ap.
probation of our credit, a decline in gold.
Singularly, however, these are not willing,
in the face Of peace prospects, 10 operate
upon the logical reverse Of the assump.
tlon, and buy gold on the certainty Of It's
going up. Others, with much shreWd.
ness, hold that financial disturbance in
one country cannot occur without cor!
responding effect on all others having
business relations herewith: and the
money centres Of the world are now in
such close sympathy, and the alliances Of
trade so complex and extended, that
financial distress in one cannot mean pros.
perity for any other; hence, that when
monetary disturbances occur in one all
feel the shock. Can it be wondered ut,
therefore, in view Of this great puzzle, that
nT'T1NpaS PRRvAuR
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
l. Wheeling. August Rules, 1870.
LouisaJ. HumphFeys Attachment
Attachment
In AssumpSft
William R. Downing.

WlIllam II. DOWNING
The object Of this suit Is to recover from the
eaFd william Il. Downing the sum Of 800 90 due
from him 70 the plaintiff for service rendered and
work and labor done In keeping house for said
defendant, and the costs Of this suit. And an
dAvlt having been hlOd IN this cause that the de-
PENDANT. William RSDpEnIng, ID non.resident
plaintiff, by her attorneys Il Is ordered that said
defendant, William R. Downing. do appear With.
in one month afler the date Of the dist puhllca-
don hereof. to-wit: within one month after the
18th day Of August, 1870 and do what ID neces-
Teste: A. II. iCHAPLINE, Clerk.
W.P. i D. L. HUBBARD, P. Q. augll.4w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H- HrRRAH POR OHIO CoUHTY-su
Una more tot EHER1YT.-HtABB. EdIlO1S: PieSsO
GlnOunce WnIIAH c. PEcESs the woTkinFmen's
Candidate foE sheItG, subject % the deelGlOn Of
q October, ts7o.
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DROpOSALS FOR TREES AND
L SHRUBS FOR NATIONAL MILITARY
CEIfRTRRIRS NIP. 3. q .r#. fH.- ..
QvAnEEanAaE1a aENEnA1's ogE1oE,

Il ShHUbo EOlL NA4AONAA hlLARAAA
CEMETERIES. q
QUARTERxAErKR GENERAL's OyF1CE, [
WASHINGTON, D. G., l1th August, 1870.
Proposals. for supplying Trees and Shrubs for
ornamental planting Of the National ,CemeteEtG9
are invited from nuFt6Etes and gardeners In good
standing. ~ Ai
The trees and shrubs should BE- securely packed
and delivered At the railroad station most CON
vcnIent to the garden or nursery. Bills and bills
OF ladIng properly addressed. 10 be furnished.
The height will be paid by tho United states,
aud the bills will be settled upon receipt Of the
trees and shrubs at the places 10 which they may
The orders WIN bs given BY the oaieer in charge
Of National Cemeteries in this office upon estl
mates or acquisitions from local officers.
1t ID suggested that the most convenient form
| OF proposal will 10 a printed catalogue, with
such discount on the whole or on any classes or
kind. Of plants as the proprietor may be willing
10 offer.
PnrchaAcs will he made wherever most advan.
tageous olthe United States upon the bases Of
flie proposals thus received. - =. I 'tl- 80
There are about eighty 800 National Military
CemeterIes scattered over the whole United
States: and some planting will probably be need.
ed In each Of them.
Proposals should be sealed and addressed TO
the Quartermaster Generals Once. marked
Proposals for Trees and Shrubs" and they will
b. opened at noon on the 18Th OF September,
1870. a-.s ~, u. G, MElGS,
t+--H QIartGrmaster General,
aug2O Brevet Major General, L. s. A.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
EoR G0VEEHoE,
WILLIAM z. STEVENSON,
ofYOOd COQnty.
iEcKE7lET or mn sFA7E.
JANIS \. PIPES.
OF NRrIhall County.
AUD1ToRs
THOMAS BoGGESS,
..Ha OF RosDS COuniy.
-. 7HE1rREn,
JAMES A NACAULBY.
OF Ohio County.
ATTORNEY GENIAL
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
EUbsESuTIEzE COURT OF AGPBALi.
..r JAMES II. BROWN,
OF Kanawhs County.
EoR ooxsREss-ymsT DGS1EICT,
NATHAN G0PP, ia,
OF Harrison County.
ron ooHoREGs-SEc0HD DnTRIcT,
JAMES c. NcGREw,
OF Preston County.
FoH o0HG8EOS-IH1RD DESTucT,
JOINS. wITCHER.
ron S1GTE sExATE-TIEaT DISTRICT,
JOHN C. HERVRY,
OF Ohio County.
Ohio County Republican Ticket.
yoE uoUlE OF DELEOATEA,
EDWARD u. ATKINSON.
JOHN B. HUBBARD.
WILLIAM l.. PARKINSON.
FOE SHERIFP.
RICHARD s. BROWN,
ROE CLERK or TEE C1RrrtT COURT,
SAMUEL B. McCCLLOCH.J
TOE KEcoKDER,
JOHN ". SHCLTZ.
----- ToR PaosErr11xs GTTpExEr,- gr~'z7
GEORGE, BT CALDWELL.
City DIstrics-ELIJAn DAY.
County e JOSEPH WADDELL
,;.j! SqUx7r SURVIVOR. !
I'D. WHITMAN.
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DULIiNRss PREVAILS,

and that men as much as possible avoid
engaging in operations the result Of which
Independent upon events wholly imp0s-
sible 10 be anticipated, and which, even If
fores0en, arc capable Ofsuch different re-
sClts! t.s
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WHEELING ISLAND,
September Il, Is, I6&I7,I8lO

Firt DSy-HehseSday, sept. lNh.
No. Premium 500 tot R4ekIng ., Psstls
Horses, Mares OK GeldingS. 70 90 ~ 'Asy
please; mile heats, best ! 10 s SIS
hTst horse, go 70 second: &S!n thifd
M. 2.-Premium $50 for Tm,,!us Stallion, ii
harnets; mile heats. hr~iJinS &iNlp
drt hOrsc, 80 to second, ~ 10 tSlN
No. a-Prcnlum OF 800 tor Trottn, Ho,,e
Mares OF Geldings. In harness, hat have
never beaten minutes 10 pgblie; mix
heats. best 3 In S. SIS 10 hFsi hOr,e 81
TO second.
Second DAy-ThursdIY, Sept. l1tA.
10. 4-Ptemlum 500 for t1o,tinc SulAuu. il
harness; two mile heat., hrts sins Ris
10 6rSt horse, $50 TO second, Is TO third
No. S.-PEsmIum 500 for Running Hocset Nra
or GeldInSS; mile hats. hest3InS tl6
to ArSt horse, $50 to second, Is 70 tAFt
No. 6.-PremIum $500 tor Tro,lIpg Husa
iyl; Mares or GeldinGs In hAsnes; uLA bat,
best 5 in 5. $50 70 hfSt hone, Sl03
second, $50 10 third.
Third Day-TrIdAy, Sept. lWA.
No. 7.-PremIum, value 500, Silver Plate iot u:
fastest Red Bye Colt, The sci d R9St't
Red Bye. owned BY ]. L. BusirE p
+ 4 mile heats, bet In1 .ltl!
No. s.-premium 500 ~ TrO.dns HOnr,
Mares or GeldingS, In harness, thit have
never beaten $50 IN public; mile has'
best 3 in 5. SIS 70 hrst bore. IS % ~
ond.
No. O.-Premlum $500 Eor Running Honst y:
mile heats, beet : In s. $50 % m
horse, 800 70 second, 80 TO third
Fourth Dsy-Saturday, Sept. lith.
No. IO-DaIley's City Hotel pare. John D !S:
DropFfetor. nfemIum, value 500, stTf
Sci foF fastest TroItIng Double Team %
wagon; mile heats, best StuS
No. II-Stnmm aud Keim House pure, pfeI1i1aIa
$50 for the fastest Mule under The asas'
mile heats, best ) lbs
No. la-MeLurc House purse, ". T. Goodwin 9s,
Co. pFODrictoFS, premium, v1l1e tVN
Pitcher and Goblet for Running ho'i y
Mares OF 6eldIngS; mile heats, os's' "
3, catch weights,
Ten per cent entrance upOn all The aeo'e'sA
cept purses for Silver Plate, which arc ~.
Entries 10 close at 9 O'Clock on The tre1l1E ~
vious to the race. Entries ean be mAoS ~ ~,
cover at the Office on the grounds 69a1e tas v,s
or At the ONCE OF the President, No, I!s3 ,,+o
street, Wheeling. Three entries to III An' wv
Tie tGbov4 Trottlne Races will be eoadnt4!ss, e,
under the rules Of the National Ass3ciaIloO' 'S'
Running Races under the Buckeye Ruhs "a
horse dlstAneIng the deld will b. sau lSS No
receive the first money only, Where Il! gay v,
horses start the third premium VII y"
awarded. M,
In case Of unhvorable weather. OF oihes ~ 4,
vOldable causes, the Society shall have snt ,I,s,s
10 postpone any Of the above purre' 10 'a''''
rime, upon giving notice thereof; 10 ,,,v
IIeAtS In each days races Will oe eA'FH '"'
nately.
ECTORS. l
ThOs. HOrnbroOk, jacob ITnO
A. ]. PAnnell, !ohn n,uNP
Anton ReymAnn, u; ~
ThOs. Pollock, y l. iVg y,,
John NeLuEe, VIZ 66.,.E,,A
John A. Armstrong, j. h b'"'0'''
= THOS. HONEYMOON, PEEiuTIS4 ~,
JOHN BISHOP, SECRETARY.
s---s-
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|PoR SHERIFF. -EhsOr, ht4qgaoZ:
~ Please announce me - the PeopleN
EandIdSts for the SheTiGAlEy OF Ohio County.
IV5IS0 E1RHRH COSAkT.-
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A UCTION SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATR AND COAL FIELDS ADJACENT
TO WnEELING.-By virtue Of the authority
vested In a. BY the will Of Philip Reilly, de-
CEASED, we viii Offer for sale u Public Auction,
At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County. In The CtyOf Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 10th Day OfJuly, 1870,
And thereafter, from time to time, TIL the sale Is
completed, commencing each dGy at ten O'Clock
4. r., the real estate OF said Philip Reilly, de-
ceased, situated adjoining and east o. Hhsenng
extensive coal Aeld underlying the same 70 be
sold, will be offered In parcels o. shown upon the
plat thereof made by james Gilchrist. Surveyor,
copy OF which may be seen IN the Recorder
omee Of this county. end At The once q ThoS.
O'BFien, Real Estate Agent, Wheeling, ". Va,
but the whole viii 81 told together, OF several
parcels win be sold together, Is may be found
best
by each purchaser % be paid u, hand, and the
resIdne Gn.thrGe equal tHStGlments be1Eng 4nter'
est from the day OF ARle and payable respectively
In ONE, two and three years from thHt day, re-
serving tie right TO each pdTchGser 70 pay the
whole or any greater portion Of the amount due.
The dtle 70 be retained until payment t4 mn, or
CONVEYANCE TO be made on deferred payments be-
Ing secured BY deed Of trust
Bat purchlsers Of the coal Win 10 addition TO
above conditions be required 70 give approved
personal security for deferred payments.
Selling a. Trustees under said will, we under
take TO convey only sueh tide as is vested IN us,
and as By said will we have power 70 convey, bat
we believe the title To be nnqueshonabIe.
X. V. WIIELAE, i.-i
HENRY MOORE,
ALONZo LORISG,
Trustees OFF. Reilly's EetAte.
WHEELiS0, June 18th. 1870 junl6
The sale mentioned In the above advertise
ment IL adjourned until
Wednesday, the 18th Day Of August Next,
ct the place and At the hour mentioned In said
advertisement. r 1yA
JULT 18th, 1870.
The above sale Is postponed until
Saturday, August Goth, 1870.
aug1s
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SATURDAY. August 27,.I87O.
Managerial Salvation

Managerial Salutation.
GEO. ". DE- HAVEN. ITFstuEping his sincere
and heartfelt thinks To tho public for their pat.
ronAge 90 ubeaIly best0Wed upon HIN in the
past, tAkes great pleasure In Assuring the 1muSe"
ment loving people, that he has unSpAEinGly nv
ishOd tmV, enemy and means. TO collect into one
gEand combination The best talent Afforded By
eithes hemisphere In the way Of
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No. la-MeLurc House purse, ". T. GootTii9 Is :
Co., propriesorS. premium, Tllas Nv
Pitcher and Goblet tOr Running hois. =
Mares OF GeldIngI; mile heats, os's "
IA & catch weights.
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No. II-Stnmm aud Keim House pur'e, pfe11li1-a
$50 for the fastest Mule under Tie Ao'F'
mile heats, best ms
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Fourth Dsy-Saturday, Sept. i'th'

No. IO-Dalley's City Hotel pare, John Diity.
proprietor, premium, value $Iu sH' "a
Bet for fastest TroItIng Double Team u
wagon; mile heats, best lin
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS,
DEPARTURES.

The weather continues clear nd pleas
ant, except during the middle 4 the day
when it is rather warm.
The City of Evansville brJght out 20
tons furniture and sundries Or points on
the Mississippi above Cairo fod bbls APP
Piles and potatoes, $50 bbl5 -four, G hhds
tobacco and 3 tons sundriei for reshipment
South.
The -Arnsds brougl, l9s bbls flour,
boxes peaches for Cair, ] hid tobacco for
reshipment to New Orsans.
The Miibrey broupst 55 bbls -four, 93
sks whent, crates CABBAGE, 3s pkgs wagon
material, 6 caddies ,obseco for Cairo, IL
ditto for St. Louis, Il hhds tobacco for st.
We regret to ssnounce that her obliging
clerk, Mr.. Isaac Cooper, is having a Sc
rious time witbthe chills and is obliged
to remain at home at Caledonia for a short
time to reeuJsrate. Bruce Hunter still re-
mains on tlS Milbrey,
The Baler brought out fair cargo Of
-four and fine for reshipment South.
The Nollis Moore, Belfast, and Leoni-
das, mi out here with 200 to 800 tons
each.
TIE Dean discharges 1000 bars railroad
irayhers.
fhe huntsville brought 200 bbls -four
fsf reshipment South.
The Julia 10 the regular packet for
Vicksburg this evening"
The Mary Miller is the Evansville
packet to-day.
The Paducah packets leave daily at 4
pm.
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TO-DAYS EXERCISES.
MORNING SESSION.


The Association met at 0 o'clock. The
session was opened by singing lr..t I.
Brock Of Ages" by Philip Phillips.
Prayers were next offered in behalf Of
the objects 81 the Association, followed by
singing;
"l am buta strangof here, Heaven 10 my home"
Prayers were next offered in the inter-
est Of the Sunday School cause in our neigh
boring States. After singing by the audi
encc, led by Mr. Phillips,
no. pleasant thu. e dwell below. %.
In fellowship or love" s,
\ motion was made and carried that all
those present from other statos be invited
to sssts In the Convention %.
The Comittee ON permanent Vrgan'.a
tion made the following report
President Dr. e. N. Whitney, I'm Vaoin
Vice-Prcsiden,s, \. W. Webb Cairo
d, g. Roots, Tamaroa. ~
Secretary, Robert Rood, swnoetown.-
Railroad Secretary, j. N. Lansdcn,
Cairo.
Business Committee, Rev. Y. l.. Thomp.
on, Rev. II. ID. Platt Rev. w. j. Grant.
Upon taking the chair DIR. Whitney re-
| turned his thanks for the honor conferred
upon him, and implored the blessing of the
| Great Master upon the plabors vi the con
| vention. He referred to the extensive
preparations made by the good citizens Of
Cairo for those attending the association
and expressed the hope that the labors of
the association would have beneficial
result upon the city /.
After singing
"Jesus. the water Of lie se'ilsH -,
Rev. Mr.. Fisher, Of Carbonate, prayed
for the blessing II Heaveii upon the labors
Of the Association, upon its officers and
all connected with its interests.
Philip Phillips, assisted by the vast an
dience sang
"All to Christ | owe"
inarery affecting manner, quite uumber
being moved to tear. .s II
On motion. Mr.. Darlington, of Green
willie, was appointed assistant Secretary.
The following question Wa. then dis
The wants Of the sabbath School work
in Southern Illinois and how to meet
them .....,. .......
Rev. y. l.. Thompson, ~ shawnee,own
said that we could NEE, this want by
thorough organization. There should DO
an organization in every precinc, and
township. Such organizations would sf.
ford every one, In the leastanxious to labor
for the cause, AN opportunity to do So
He referred to shs grand work performed
in Gallstin county during the past year MS
n evidence Of what well directed effort
could accomplish,
Rev, S, Cook, of Golconda, claimed that
we Aeed more Of the love Of God N our
heafs Tor the cause. He said that the
cause VI" not prosperous Ms should be
oeeAu's 'uper'n'sndents and teachers w.ra