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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-02
Republican Meeting in Monroe

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Atnmass meeting Of the Republican
parly Of Monroe county, held pursuant ia
/ n cali Of the County Executive Commit
I Tee, at the Court House thereof, on Tues
tlay, the 18th day OF May, 1870, and on
the second day Of the term OF the Court
for said county, Ihc Hon Rnhls A. Cham
Ebers ;was IGAlIPtl,tbth0 chair. and Lewis
iCallaway and Alfred Phillips were chosen
Secretaries. The following resolutions
were adopted;
i ReOlred, That We congratulate our.
selves upon degree of peace, quiet and
pro .ccti0n to life, liberty and prosperity
Within our borders during nearly two
years, without precedent since tho close
Of the war, and, ,.undGr God, VIC recognize
the same as mainly, iCnO wholly, attribu-
table to the triump plant success orthe Re-
publican party, and the election OF Gen.
u. $. Grant in the fall Of 1868. ,..,
R6SolVed, Tint while we recognize 0s .
solemn pledge the declaration Of the Re
publican party, made in national cOnvcn'
ton at Chicago, on the 2OLh day OF May,
1868, and 1--WE favor the removal OF the
disQualilicatiOns imposed upon the late
rebels, in the same measure rs their spirit
OF loyalty will direct and as may be con
sistcnt with tho safetyoF the loyal people"
and recommend such Legislation as may
be necessary TO fully carry il out, we
earnestly protest against the sweeping in
discriminate removal of disabilities pro-
pOsed in the .SocallCd Flick amendment,
rs necessarily suicidal In its consequences
10 the loyal people Of the border counties
REnlrSd, That John G. Ballard, Sr.;
Rufus A. Chambers, John A. Brown,
John NJ. Hutchinson, John Voss. John
Miller, John McNIann, John W. Holmes,
Andrew Prentice anil Geo w. 'Butfcy arc
hereby appointed us delegates to the Con-
grcssiOnal and Senatorial Conventions to
lie hereafter called, and that Cyrus New.
lin md Rufus A. Chambers be appointed
delegates to the State Convention to be
held at Parkersburg.
RcAOlral, In the judgment oi the Con
vcntiOnl the border counties, Of this the
3d Congressional District, are entitled
to nominate the Republican candidate
for Congress: ind further
ReSolrGd, That we present TO the con.
sidcration OF the said Convention the
name Of Major Cyrus NGwlin rs staunch,
unflinching Republican, in whose ability,
integrity and character We have the full
est confidence, and our delegates are here
by Instructed TO vote for and TO urge his
Claims rs the first choice Of the Republi-
cans Of the county.
RcSolpd, That IL copy Of these resolu-
tions be forwarded to tho Wheeling IN
TELLIGENCER and the West Va. journal,
and that they be requested to publish the
same. RUFUs A. CHAMBERS, Chm'n.
LEWIS CAI.IAwAY, ALFRED PHILLIPS,
Secretaries.
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Presbyterian Assembly.

IHlLADELGuIA1 JuHc l.
Tho morning session Of the PrGsbyte-
rsan General Assembly was occupied with
the consideration Of reports from various
Committees. The delegation u visit the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church at Louisville, presented report
and communication from tho Southern
Assembly in reply TO the overtureS from
this body The communication states
that the Church does not approve
Of an union with the Northern
Church because il is total sur
render of all fundamental doctrines,
and embraces all shades Of be-
lief. The Southern Church Is the only
surviving heir Of true, unIailing testimO'
ny, and there are impossible barriers to
official intercourse between the two
Churches. .. .....
The delegation also submitted its own
report, showing what action had been
taken ut Louisville.
Several Of the representatives then
present made speeches, showing what
thc spirit of the Southern Assem-
bH had been. 1t was thought the
opinion of that Assembly was not
the opinion Of Southern churches, The
report was received and the committee
discharged.
The report of the Committee on Thco-
logical Scminarics read the acton of the
Board of Trustees of Princeton Seminary,
in increasing the salaries Of professors to
three thousand dollars Approved & ,'
The election of trustees for the various
institutions was made the order Of the day
for Friday morning
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The Latest News.
News of the Day.

The American Institute of Homeopathy
will hold its annual session in Chicago on
the 7th, 9Th, 9th and 10th Of this month.
Delegates from all parts Of the United
States, MS we'll rs from foreign nations,
will be there.
Tho Senate passed the first bill IA pri-
vate One) over President Grants veto
Tuesday night
The President signed the Pacific Rail.
road land.grant bill, Tuesday n .,.I
The Sandwich Island treaty, rejected
yesterday by the Senate, was simply one
Of commercial reciprocity. sE.l 4 .a
Attorney General Hoar says the rig0r
of the law will be metcd out to O'NCill
and the other captured FcniAn leaders, but
the Administration is disposed TO be
lcnient toward the privates, who are con
Sidercd dupes.
There Is no longer any doubt Of Mr..
Anthony's reelection to the Senate by the
Rhode Island Assembly. The Rcpubli.
cans have the majority and their caucus
has nominated him. .f.@- r. 1l-
The result Ofthc Ohio Democratic Con-
vcntion is briefly reported in our COlum-
bus telegram. .H Y. I...- .I..
Gen. Sherman has gone to Columbus to
sec his nephew married.
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The Coming Convention.

To The Vhetling Iatelligeneer!
Perhaps the Republican party has never
held Suite Convention Of as momentous
importance in It's results TO the party Us
will follow the approaching Convention at
Parkersburg; and II there ever was Il
time when wisdom, patience and for
bcarance were necessary. VIC opinc II
will be there and then. We as IL party
should not let the lesson taught last year
paSs lnlCeded That VIC have been
strong and impregnnble through unity in
other years is true !. yetwe must not close
our eyes to the fact that our strength and
power arc waning and the sad teachings
of divisions and disCOrds in our ranks show
clearly that We must be united or party
and principle 90 to the wall. Past con-
tlicting opinions and policies must be
amica6ly adjusted and platform adopted
on which not only good and honest Re-
publiCans. cnn stand without scruple or
doubt, but which will show to m cnlight-
cncd world the honesty and sincerity Of
our purposes. To do this we feel assured
will require the sagacity and wisdom OF
the sage and the patriot
The Convention called ut Pt. Pleasant,
whilst proposing no nominations, proposes
principles which if adopted would soon
ring the kncll Of expiring rcpublicanism
These erroneous views must be calmly,
liSpassiOnatcly and patiently met, discussed
ind overcome and by 10 means let in
ccndiary tumulhous, wranghng and heat.
cd debates Cnslic but let the declared
principles and nominees so before the
people us the offspring Of united harmony
and enthusiasm, with tie members them
selves mid the same cxultNnt spirit Will
prcvadc the people, and then united we
march to victory. Let this be done
though tie session be prolonged q week.
Make wise, deliberate selections Of Candi-
tIates tObe supported by the people, mon
Of fitting character, capacity, experience,
judgement and sterling integrity for the
offices assigned them. This Is IN all i'm
portant duty Of the Convention, and we
hope the members may be slow to make
haste in their selections, Political parties
through all past ages have made ship.
wrecks by and through the agency Of
political tricksters in forcing upon the
people unworthy persons whom their very
souls loathcd; and there are but three
alternatives, holt the parity ignore the
polls, or swallow the nahseous dose. 3.
l point to no person for any office, l
only wish harmonious action, good nOmi-
ness and n firm sound platform on which
all can stand. Conventions arc good If
fairly and honestly conducted, II not they
are curse and react upon their aiders
and ObCttors and the party. The next
Congress will open with upwards Of
twenty heIo United States Senators, and
the results Of this ConYcntion may be felt
there, who knows? -r
GdrksbliFg, May 3lSt
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Commercial and Financial.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.


OFPICE or DAILY lSTILLIOENCER
WEDNESDAY, June !, 1870.
Trade has been quiet during the past week, but
steady. The market has been very llrm, and we
note few changes In quotations Rice has I'D.
vancGd largely and held at lc higher
BurTER-In good demand. We now quote at
lGblsc for prime to choice roll Common butter
very dull.
BRoOMs-$3 COOS 90 2 dozen.
HEANs-Dull s. COCA q per bushCl.
CHEEsL-l46l5c for Dairy and Goshen,
CARBoN OILl-WC quote standard brands at 2Sc
and no charge for package.
COFFGE-We quote prime to choice Rio at q
d22Lc; choice 10 fancy 9Slt9iC.
DRiED Unchanged; apples Tt0c
peaches l0C for halves.
EGGs-Flrm, with fair demand at llC.
FIsn-l.akc Herring 81 90; White Fish IS 30;
Lake Sind 81 Is: No. 3 medium Mackcrcl Is 90;
No. medium 8 50; No. large $ll OO for hall
barrels ---.--
FLOUE-Wc quote white wheat at Sc JOG7 20
red wheat family firm nj s. jOIj 70; rye, s. UO
o. 80
GRAIN IThcat-QuIctat 81 % for white, and
81 10 Tor red. Cora-Dull at 7jc, 0dt'--'i5c.
hys-SOc. Rdyicy-EO demand
GLAss-First quality sxlO, 81: i0xl9, 81 80
second quality sx1O, S. %; lOxl3, $3.50 n box Of
% feet. Discount 10 per cent.
GINsESG-iOc D lb.
HAY-Dcmand light. Loose may bo quoted at
$40 o.. BAlud-$lJ W.
LAID Ou,-Lowcr ut Il IS for extra winter
strained.
to I'd, - 20.
Provisions Market steady, with good JOhhing
demand and sales ut quotations. Mess Pork $Sl;
sugar cured CRnvasscd hams 9I6J2iHc; family
canvassGl do, ly%c; plain hams 1870; shout
ders; liC; clear sides iSc; clear rib lI4c. Lard
l7c In tIGrCGs; lsHC In kegs
RICE-Very lrm; prime s. c. Dc
RAGs-CottOn, &c per pound.
SYRUrs-BaltIm0rc j0GGjc; Now York 15lESOc;
Choice Drlps SIC.
SU0ARs-New Orleans 12SGt13Ec; Porto Rico
Il&l2kC; Cuba ll0llHc; Crushed l4Hc; COf'
fec I3Hc d CotIcO l3Ec; c Coffee l3kc.
SoDG-Bcst New Castle &C In kcg.
SoAr-Fam!ly 6Ac; German S%c; Eastern 10
Gl2c.
SrARcH-71Sc; Maizena, 191lic.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead l2c y h.; shot g 90
Q bag.
SSUFP-7Oc; do. In boxes Of six dozen s. o.
ToBACco-Firm; Manufactured unchanged ;
Navy 6s675c; dark los and hs GS(E7SC; bright Ion
A'F TEi-Ganpowdcr Gi 81 cool 10; Young Tyson
81 90Ol GO; Black $lG1 TO-
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCT.
DENT IN NEW JERSEY.
A Construction Train Prccipitated
Through n Bridge.
Eight Men Instantly Killed md Thir'
tY to Forty Others Crushed Be
meath the Ruins.
,Asoene of Horror and Agony.

,AScene Of Horror and Agony.
New YORK, June l.
A frighthll railway accident occurred
this morning at o o'clock, about q miles
from Patterson, N, j., by which con-
struction train on tho Delaware, Lacka-
wana and Western Railroad, was prccipi.
tated from trcstlc bridge distance OF
thirty feet, and several people were killed
and wounded. IHl .HI.. ..f.
The frain on which there was large
force of laborcH, passed along, visit
ing places where repairs were necessary,
Several places had been attended 10.
and the train was passing over the trestle
bridge at the point where tho Newark
road intesGCts, when the bridge gave
way and the entirc train was precipltated
to the depths below. The master carpen.
ter, Mr.. Campbell, and six other carpen-
tiers were instantly killed, and some thirty
or forty workmen shocIsingly injured, be
ing bruised and crushed by the descending
masses Of iron, timber, and debris. The
scene battles description. Many Of the
wOrkmcn arc buried in the ruins. 1t
Is believed that death will Cnsue speedily
in the cases of many of the men.
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TuE Conference Committees Of the
two Houses Of Congress have agreed on
their report respecting the bill re.enacting
the income TAX 1t " be continued just
MS II stands another year. 'FIis saddles on
the country u tax Of from $95,0OO,OOO Ia
$4,000, ,OOO.-whiCh is wanted, we sup
pose, to Consummatc the San Domingo
job. Congress finds TIE government ablc
TO give away from sixty to seven
ty millions of acres OF public land, by
one act, to single corporation, hut
not able to carry on the Govern
ment single year without this war
lax, which it was plcdgcdto discontinue
with the beginning Of this decade. This
tax is totally unnecessary il Congress and
the Administration would practice half
the economy and rctrenchment they
ought; but there is the greatest unwilling.
ness to lessen the popular burden by ta'
king of any part Of The enormous reye'
MUGS, apparently from n fear all round
among the rings that any reduction of the
revenue would diminish their share Of the
spoils. And it hcing game OF grab, no
one IS willing to ieopardizc his chances
for handful
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The Land Robbery.

From me CHdc1AHlH idst(te. ...
The additional Northern Pacific Rail.
road bill, which has just passed Congress,
grants an amount of land somewhere he.
tween sixty and one hundred millions OF
acres. Tho reason why 1t cannot he stated
more definitely is that the length Of the
main line, from Lake Superior to Pugets
Sound, Is not known, and may be varied
to suit land acquisitions, and that branch
to Portland Il authorized, with 4 land
grant on the same terms, without any de.
finite starting point or limit In length, and
which we Judge will not be less than five
hundred miles long ifa short line is chosen
and which may 6e one thousand miles.
This indctinitcness, which was not in the
first grant, was secured by this additional
bill.
The grant is 40 sections, or q, 600 acres
to the mile. According to tho speech Of
Judge Thurman, in the night session on
this bill, the company has n belt OF l?O
miles broad the whole length Of the maiu
and branch lines from which TO select the
lands II Inns, in addition, n grant Of Il
belt 400 feet wide for right Of way, and ol
ms much additional land rs the company
shall require for any railroad structures
or appurtenNnCcs. 1t has also the right
to take materials from any public lands
And It has specially granted to It by this
additional bill the power to mortgage this
entire grant and franchises, SO that the
whole can be absolutely sold md convey.
cd under the mortgage, a-.-
InshOrt, company UfspcculatOrS, with.
out being required to invest dollar 81
capital, Is endowed with between sixty
and one hundred million acres of the beSt
public lands, with extraordinary privilege.
OF selection in belt one hundred anG
twenty miles wide, and moro than two
thousand miles long, and with this unli
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wheeling Men in Trouble at Steu.
bCnVille.

From The Herald.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.-A young man
hailing from Wheeling, machinist, got
into bad company Yesterday evening, and
after frequent imbibing, tlOurished eighty
odd scads in the face Of his rough com.
panions. The young man was enticcd
10 oAbraham's board yard, corner of Fourth
and North streets, knocked down and
badly beaten. lG managed to escape
with his money, and shortly after was
looking for an officer to arrest the parties.
BROKE JAIL.-Thc irrepressiblc and
and ever before the public, ]. Wesley Por-
ter, who was the victim of q severe beat
ing at the hands Of the police few days
since, was again incarcerated In the stone
house tor term of days, and, together
with companion, Glending, who was in
for petty larceny, attempted TO escape
Monday morning, by cutting u hole in the
roof Of the paper edifce, and from thence
drop 10 the ground. The plans, including
the dropping business, were well carried
out, but alas
1.-THE best laid schemes Of mice and men
Gang aft aGlCc."
for the two worthless dropped into the
arms of Officer Martin, who returned
them to tho Mayors bastilc.
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The West Virginia GOvernorShip-.D
An Outside Opinion.
E,nom he IrdGlln1lon RGportaE

From he Washington RtpoTttr. -
Tho name Of Hon. A. W. Campbell, o
Wheeling, is being prominently mention
cd in connection with Gubernatorial hon
ors in West Virginia. 2 i"...N b. 2
Mr., Campbell would make strong
candidate. Tic is one Of tho ablest men
in the State, popular, energetic, and pro-
Crcssivc. In the great struggle which
preceded the rebellion he was one Of the
principal leaders Of the Union forces, and
fought slavery and secession with the
power Of giant Through the columns
Of the Wheeling INTELLIGENcER, OF which
paper he was then chief editor, as well rs
from the stump, he dealt the most telling
blows against the reasonable movement
which had tor It's object the overthrow OF
tho Government, When the war broke
out he became one OF the foremost figures
among the Union men in Western Viz
ginia, and an active and powerful leader
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Ohio Democratic Convention.


The Democratic State Convention met
at II o'clock A. NJ. 1t is the smallest con
vention held by that party for years, there
being only $50 out OF 531 delegates pres
cnt.
y, ]. Callcn WAS elected temporary
Chairman, and r. +. Hurlhurt, Secretary,
The Committee on Resolutions consist OF
o. j. Dodds, lst district; L. L. Ferguson,
I'd district; j. L. Green, 81 district; j. +.
Mckinney, 4th district G. W. Andrews
5th district; 'rhos. Powell, 9th district
Jas. +. Wright, 7t!l district; d. Burns,
9th district; Thomas Beers, 9th district;
Frank II. Hurd, 10th district; A. Vance,
l1th district; W. L. Fink, 12th district
VIM. Harr, 18th district; John C0wNn,
l4th district; J. Williams, 18th district ;
James b. Jamison, 18th district; r, G.
Woods, 17th district; Morrison Foster,
18th district; ]. Palm, 10Th district.
Recess until 2 o'clock Pm.
After recess Hon. L. D. Campbell was
elected permanent Chairman. The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated:
Secretary of State, Wm. Hcisley, Of
Cleveland; Supreme Judge, Il. A. Harri'
son, Of London; Comptroller Of the Treas
ury, John II. HeatOn, Of Belmont county
member Of the Board Of Public Works
VIM. Spencer, Of Licking.
The platform of principles dcnounccs
the present tariff and the substitute lately
introduced in the House Of Representa-
tivcs, and declares that no candidate fol-
Congress nor orany other Office Is worthy
of support who does not favor n low
tariff. II denOunces the present revenue
system Of the United States and the profit
gacy of the present administration OF the
Federal government denounces Con
gross for making grants Of public
lands to railroads; it regards the
act recently passed by Congress to
enforce the Fifteenth Amendment
rs unconstitutional, and favor taxing Uni
ted States bonds; opposes national banks
and demands the repeal Of the law Great.
ing them, and the substitution OF United
States Treasury notes Tor national bank
notes; 1t cordially invites all the electors
of Ohio, without regard to past ditIeren'
ccs, to vote for the ticket this day nOmi'
mated. ..,..
The resolutions were adopted, with
few dissenting voices.
After short speech by Mr.. Ileislcy, the
Convention adjourned.
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A virginian in Wheeling.

WHEELING, MAY eth, 1870.
Dy,v Srxr,xr, Th;nk;nr Won will
H., M" ,,I"G ,n h"or rom ,,,;s mnrt ii the coun.
,ry w M Jrom NJ nm moro lime assuring Won Of the
SSt,nr;n1 S 0 circmms,nmces m mndcIr which the
S'nS,uc;l / Ss mo, MOI 0Nr two Risbnns with
o";," " a r"Ii III" i"I"cs,ion or clerical md Inv
1'ar,cr, 1",T r", "r" %STc hard NJ worl dcvri.
nMi"r ,ho host Interests nr the church
I'"5 TI!%"!57rh i"' rSo"ronh;cnIlv " wc are in West
vir"iS;n HiS% 20, So,S Sre we mieossntlv reminded
hr INc worm.bcortrd hosnitnlity and
i.;rliv yre"tinv nyirndel 10 bv ihc good
',nn1iJ "aJ e. TTI%o,;T;, FtTot ~" nrc vnt With.
In the mctes and bounds Of tho "Old Do
minion," the legislation of cxlgencIeSS, to
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mited franchise and most extraordinary
right of way, and with the privilege ol
transferring it all for such consideration as
Il may find convenient, before It has built
o rod of road, and without providing the
least security that the road will be built.
Congress has simply given to q company
OF adventures territory for an emplFe, and
vastly more than means enough TO build
the road. for them to speculate with. q.
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Reformed Presbyterian Church.

In Tuesdays session of the Synod Of
the Reformed Presbyterian Church, the
following statistics Of the Reformed Pres.
byterian Church in the United States,
were given: Congregations, SG; ministers,
81; elders, 800; dCacons, l05; families,
$3.50; communicants, s,204; baptisms,
47S. Total increase during the year, 70S;
decrease, 900; total contributions by the
Church for religious purposes, during the
year, $l4,7lslG.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Juno !,
FLOuR-Quict and unchanged.
GRAIN-Whent-Qu Quiet and easier; closing at
| OT4@97Xc for No, >; this afternoon unsettled at
g7kC seller Junc 81 seller last half Of month
COrn-Actvc and excited; closing at sIAc for
No. ., aud &c for rejected; this afternoon at Six
GSsc seller June; sl%C seller last half Of month
for No. .. Oats-MOdcrately active; closing at
AXE for No. 2 Rye-QuIct; No. 9 closing at
7SEc. Batlcy-Dullat6 at 6I(GGOc for No =, and axe
iIo0sNActlvc at s. 2SS0 l2E for common to
choice.
CATrLE-MOdcratcly active and trm at 90 800
10 OO for butchers 10 extra prime shipping steers
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TURKEY.
Fearful Massacre Of Jcws--The Work
y OfSlaughter Still Going On.
CoNsrANrINopLE, June

"-T NVN5IAN INOI 14IsI UNI7V II
The fearful vindictivcness Of the native
Christians in ROumbia, Il Turkish prov.
incc, against the Jewish population cul'
minated, Sunday, in wholesale butchcry
Of the Jews by the Christians Thousands
of women and children were dragged from
houses and slaughtered. The work of
slaughter still goes on III the interior. The
authorities have made no movement to
check it.
Tho Christians took advantage Of the
absence Of the rcigning prince, Charles;
and at n prcconcerted signal began the
total Gxtcrmination Of their enemies.
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New York Produce Market.

INV IUHKl JUuU T.
COrrOS-Quict; sales 200 bales at 291Ec for
middlIng uplandS.
FLOuR-fhc market closed slightly In buyers
favor, with moderate export and homo trade
demand.
GRAIN,-Whcat-Clo steady, with fair ex.
port demand, at 81 1901 10 for No. 9 Chicago;
81 2iG6I y for No. 9MilWaukOe; 81 97f1l % for
No Milwaukee. and 81 8l6DI SO for winter red
and amber western. Rye-Closed quiet and un-
changed OAts-ClOscd lower and dull At GOO
GO%C for western allOat, and G5)Sdt67c for Ohio.
Corn Closed lower and dull ut 81 0f6l OK for
new mixed western.
PRovIsIoSs-Po closed quiet and unchanged,
Cut Meats and Bacon closed dull and nominllly
unchanged. Lard closed quiet ut l6o for prime
steam.
E0os- Closed steady at lsX6I9Xc.
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The st, Louis Republican.

TheSt Louis Republican appeared this
morning in its original size, worked on
the four cylinder press which was saved
in the fire. In the proof room the work
of roofing the ruins for temporary quar-.
tiers is progressing, and the large new Office,
south east corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, will be commenced in few days