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Subscriptions to the New Loan.
PHILADELPHIA, August 90.


Jay Cooke & Co report the following
subscriptions to the new per cent bonds
First National Bank, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
$4,000; First National Bank, Miilan'
burg, Pa, $4,000; First National Bank,
Kansas City, Mo-, $l50,00O; First Nation.
al Bank, Cleveland, o., $l50,0OO; First
National Bank, Woodbury., N. j., $l0O,.
600; First National Bank, Wrightsvillc,
Pa, $4,000; California National Bank,
Pa, $147, 7,000 First National Bank, Wa.
verify, $22,000; First National Bank,
GreencastlG, Pa, $9j,0OO; First National
Bank, Wellsburg, W. Va, 100000; West.
crn National Bank, Phila., $200,0O0; Sc.
COnd National Bank, Hamilton, o., $24,-
0O0 Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank, Stamford, KY, $4,000 First Ma.
Sweet 4 Co., Boston, $4,000; Attlebor:
ough National Bank, Mass, 100000; Sc.
cond National Bank, Elmira, N. Y, $780,.
900; Shclburn Falls, N. Y, $71 900; First
National Bank, Putnam, Conn, $4,000;
First National Bank, Harrodsburg, Ken.
lucky, $4,000; First National Bank,
Cincinnati, Ohio, $4,000; Madison
National Bank, London, Ohio, $G5,OOO;
National, Fayetteville, N. Y, $4,000;
Stamford National, Stamford, n H., $7O,.
coo; NOrwalk National, Norwalk, Ohio,
$5O000; First National, Greencastlc, Ind,
$l25,00O; National, Delavan. Wis, $1,000;
Alton National, Alton, Ills, $2j0OO;
First National, Fort Atkinson, Wis, $2O,.
900; Farmers National, Mount Holly,
$25,000 Second National, Portsmouth,
o., O2,500; National, Jefferson, Wis, $780,.
900; Louisville Insurance and Banking
Co, $4,000; Gilman, Dunlap e Co., Gin,
100000; German, Chicago, 100000;
First National Cory, Pa, 100000; First
National, Detroit, $35, 900; First National,
Grcenburg, Ind, 100000; Second Ma.
tional, Circleville, o., 100000; First Ma.
tional, Clrclevlllc, o., $4,000; Bclvcderc1
Ills, 100000; First National, Springfield,
o., $125,000; First National, Cossipolis,
Mich, 100000; Second National, Hills.
boro, o., 100000; Fort Wayne Bank,
100000. Whole amount subscribed
to-day ,350,S0O.
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y Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFlCE OFTHE CnlRF Sf1RAL OFFTcER,
" aIIINnrnN Il q Ann u .1.nn = n

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OPTHE CHiRF SfnRAL OFFTcER,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. ~ -T3O r. N.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FOuR HOURS.
Tho barometer has risen at the Rocky
Mountain stations and in the northwest
since Saturday afternoon, with n decided
fall in the temperature; rain and cloudy
weather has been reported west Of Iowa,
but pleasant weather has generally pre-.
vailed over that region. The pressure has
risen slightly in the gulf States, with
sOutherly winds, and pleasant weather.
The nucleus Ofcyclone which was yester.
day in northern Georgia has advanced
rapidly towards Ohio and thence north.
eastward to central New York, losing the
characteristics Of the cyclone and
continuing with The low press.
urc existing last night, with cen.
tral disturbances now in Virginia.
Heavy rains have fallen from Cen.
trail Lake Erie nOrtheastward. Brisk
northwest and west winds have prevailed
from Virginia to Massachusetts,. Partial.
ly cloudy and warm weather probable for
Monday for the Southern and Gulf States.
Cool weather, with nOrthwesterly winds,
from Lake Huron TO New York and Vir.
ginia. Brisk southwestly winds tonight
on the New England coast. Decreasing
winds and clearing weather on Monday
from Massachusetts TO Virginia.
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Letter From CASTELAR,, the Spanish
Republican.
NEW YORK, August 90.

Foreign intelligence contains the infor.
nation that Senior CASTELAR,, the leader Of
the Republican party in Spain, addressed
letter on June 18th, to the Elmonitor Re.
puJItcdno Of Mexico, in which he express
ed doubts as to the stability Of the Repub-
He OF France. According 10 his statement
IhierS and hls government were com.
plctcly dlsarmed when they occupied
Versailles He thinks the Federal princi.
pie has been tried and failed. Centraliza.
ton is still strong and has many advo.
Gates while the Bourbons arc nll The time
intriguing to regain power.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Assembly TrOuble--Thiers, Pur.
pose TO Resign.

ANSHAkHs
LONDON, August 90.
Last night It was Thierq' determination
to resign, hut he did not state Lis deter,
mination to the Chamber because tho ira.
quent repctitions Of his threat to resign
have made il ridiculous lie is surround.
ed by friends who refuse to communicate
his purpose to the Assembly, 1t Is thought
that the subsequent national guard mes
sure will override the trouble.
VERSAILLES, August 20.
The Assembly will probably be adjourn
ed till the 10th proX.
The state Of siege in the departments
will be raised when the national guards
are disarmed.
RuMORED DISTURBANCE AT LYONS.
The rumor Of disturbances at Lyons
ny the proposed disarmament of the na.
tionAl guard Is officially pronounced un.
true. All parties in the Assembly arc
dissatisfied with thcirleadep.
PARIS, August 20.
In the Assembly to-day q resolution
was introduced TO raisC the state of siege
at Marsailles. II was coupled with res
Dlution that II be declared urgent The
Chamber refused to grant urgency to the
Fresh disagreements are reported be.
Iween Theirs and tho committee on the
1rolongation of his powers
Gen. FaidhCrbe has resigned his scat az
Deputy because the committee has decl-
led to report In favor OF making the As.
embly now sitting Constituent Assem-.
Dly.
PARIS, August ~.
A circular addressed by Thiers to the
rejects of Departments directs them to
ppeaI to tho patriotism of the citizens to
bstaln from all demonstrations on the 4tl
It September, and should attempts be
made at celebration of the anniversary,
ii legal powers nre To hr used for their
oppression.
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GheGtteIEiqenter:
The Vote on n Convention.

1t Is always slow work getting the
election returns from the outlying parts
of this young and growing common
wealth" but this year slower than ever
We have not enough yet TO show with
even n reasonable degree oil probability
how the question submitted has been de-
cidcd. Below VIC summarize pretty reli
able reports of the maioritiCs from "a
counties, in half dozen cases, however,
representing only q fraction ofIhe county.
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The Vote on IA Convention.

lEwIa UPsHUR-GTfMER - nRAXrON--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WESTON, August 81
Lewis, official, 104, Upshur, 800 against;
tiilmeF, go, BraXt0n, reported 5OO Ran
,Iolph, l5O, Nicholas, 100 Tor
MONONGAIIA COUNTY.
MOnGANrOwN, August 90.
Editors Intelligence.
Monongalia about five hundred and
twenty-five majority for no Convention.
i. NJ. lIAGANs.
WOOD COUNTY.
PARKERsBuRG, August 20,
Editors lntclligencct.
Wood eighty.one against Convention
official. .. @. SCoFtELD.
PRESTON COUNTY.
From the Kingwood Journal
The election on Thursday, on the Con-
stitutional Convention, passed Off without
any blood shed in this place, and the
Treasury LceChes have been rebuked rs
lar az heard from.
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Cold Dloodcd Murder at Evansville.


HVNNSVIILE, AugusIgI
An unprovoked murder was committed
about 9 o'clock to-day Edward Tahill, a
cartman, was stabbed by Eugene suill.
van, a flat boatman, with a pocket knife
in the armpit, cutting of the axiliory ar.
terry and vein, from which he bled to death
in three minutes. Sullivan ran and was
caught about six squares from the Court
House, where the decd was committed.
Sullivan has once been in the penitentiary
in Missouri Tor killing a comrade In the
army. Tahil leaves q wife and five chill.
drpn
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SPAIN


Threatened Invasion of CarIisls.
MADRID, August 20.
The ontry Of the Carlists into Spain IL
imminent. Extensive preparations have
been made to meet the threatened lnya.
sion, and five heavy columns Of troops
have been sent To the frontier A civil
guard has been concentrated.
The Archbishop of Madrid requires the
clergy Of his Diocese to refuse sacrament
TO persons married by civil rite. II iJ
that, unless publicly repcnted,
such marriages will be treated as cOncu.
binage.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
yellow Fever Fright at Wilmington.

Yellow Fever Fright at Wilmington.
WILMINGTON, N. G., August go.
The city authorities order that no per.
son from Charleston will be allowed 70
stop within the corporate limits diving
tho continuance Of yellow fever there
DAMAGE TO TIE CoTTov cRoP.
GoLpsnopJ, August 90.
There are reports ii greet damage to
the cotton crop from draught and riist,
and tbot there will be a falling off Of one.
third rom In,t years receipts.
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storm in Georgia.

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 90.
There has been severe storm on the
line Of the Atlantic, Gulf, Jacksonville,
Pensacola, and Mobile railroads. The
telegraph wires are down and no trains
have arrived to-day
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brooklyn Yacht club Regatta.


1'VF'T' 'E'TI NVt7E7'i mug |U'
In the regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club today, Madeline won the Peouot
prize for schoouers and Fluer dc Lis the
Voorhies prize. Addie won both the
PeQuot and Voorhies prizes for flrst.class
sloops and Qui vive the second prize for
sloops.
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CHICAGO.
CncAno. AIlpilst 20

CHICAGO, August 90.
|, A fire occurrcdo on Second street at one
o'clock this morning, in which the wife OI
Jacob Ribskate was burned TO death and
MIR. Ribskate and his child burned so bad
ly II Is feared they cannot survive. When
tho fire was discovered Mr.. RibskatC
seized his child and told his wife to follow
Hc passed through n sheet Of flame and
his clothes burned from his body, MS was
also the childs. Mrs. r. became con.
fused and perished in the flames.
MORE OF THE CHENEY 1MBROdLIo.
Another correspondence las passed be.
tween the Wardcns of Christ Church and
Bishop Whitchouse. twill be recOllcCt.
ed thAta short time since the Bishop made
known his intention TO make an episcopal
visitation to Christ Church, and stated
that the pastOrate was vacant, he would
bring with him some duly qualified minis.
tiers to present as candidates for Coniirma.
tion. To this the Wardens replied TINT
Mr.. Cheney was their Rector and would
receive the Bishop and present the candi.
dates. Soon after IL was stated through
one of the papers that Mr. Cheney would
be conveniently absent on the occasion oI
the Bishops visit. To correct this error
the WArdens Of Christ Church sent let
ter TO Bishop Whitehouse denying any
such intent on the part OF Mr.. Cheney.
The Wardens say that adding to the posi-.
tion already stated, they take thismOde oI
disabusing the mind Of the Bishop Of any
possible impression that Rev. Mr.. Cheney
will not oillciate as Rector Of Christ
Church whenever the Bishop shall hold a
visitation.
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MEMPHIS, August 81.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, August 20.

NASHVILLE, august EO'
Tho trial OF W. II. WiSener, Jr., by the
Circuit Court Of Bedford county, for
shooting +. II, Stahlman, press agent,
closed to-day by n CONJUNCTION of the
prisoner. Sentence, five years imprlson
ment in the penitentinry.
A white man named Lyon was shot
and killed Thursday night in Wilson
county by negro, into whose house he
was attempting 10 force his way. Lyon
was in disguisonnd accompanied by some
fifteen other persons, all masked. "
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The Blanco rebellion in Uruguay,
South Amerct, has been crushed, the
rebels routed and amnesty proclaimed.
A fire nj Scdalia, Missouri, Friday
morning destroyed three business houses
on Ohio street, Loss, $4,000; insurance.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, Augusr9G.

LONDON, August2G
About two hundred German Belgian
worKmen arrived at New Castle to-day
TO replace the miners on strike.
Napoleon visited Chatham to-day
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MEM PIIIS.
MEMPHIS, August 20

MEMPHIS, August 20.
Louis Schuman, n gun.smith on Deale
street, while cleaning pistol, discharged
II, the ball striking him near the heart,
causing almost instant death. He leaves
n wife and lOur children.
A grand railroad barbecue was held at
Bolivar, Tenn, to take into consideration
tho building Of n narrow guage reilroad
hence to Columbia Cid Bolivar. The Ut.
most good feeling prevailed and steps are
to be taken At once TO put the scheme into
operation
MEMPHIS, August az.
Jack Allen, one Of the proprietOts Of
the Commercial Hotel, was arrested Last
night on charge Of poisoning his wife,
who was found dend Friday morning
from an overdose Of morphine, as II was
supposed and 80 stated by Allen. lie was
released on $4,000 bond for his appear.
Ance 10 answer the charge. lie says he
wants The fullest investigation.
The body Of n white man was found
floating in the river at the levee to-day. II
had apparently been in the water about
two weeks
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New YORK, August 80.
Arrived, the Iowa from Glasgow; the
steamers Colabria, City Of New York
from Liverpool
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MARION COUNTY

'"N"''p iUr convention ~.
II The Republicans had all voted we
would have carried the county handsome.
y Well make q good showing next
time Mark that This il A Rennblican
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he following is the vote

Majority against Convention l9l
The Official count will be made to.mor.
row by the Commissioners of Election.
A CHARLESTON OPINION.
Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazette.
CaNREsToN, W. Va, August %.
The returns of the election held
throughout the State, yesterday, on the
question OF q Constitutional Convention,
are yet meager. 1t Is thought the election
will be close. Those favorable to the Con.
ventOn claim the State.
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From all that we can learn to the time
ol our going 10 press, Preston county will
give 1000 majority against the office.
seekers Convention
From the Grafton Sentinel
Rowlcsburg,2 for Convention, against
a.
MARION COUNTY.
Editors lntcllIpCnccr
The following IL the vote of Marion in
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yellow Fever Epidemic nt Charles.
Inn.

WILMINGTON, N. G., August 2G.
The Mayor of Charleston telegraphs
here that the yellow lever Is in that city.
The Board Of Health think it has assumed
m epidemic form. Through trains have
been discontinued between Wilmington
and Charleston, and sleeping cars arc not
now allowed between the two cities,
CHARLEsroN, 8. c., August 81.
Since last Friday three new cases Of
yellow fever have been reported in this
city, one OF the cases previously reported
proved fatal. The excitement oCcasioned
by its appearance Is subsiding.
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John Rogers, cashier of the Pejipscot
National Bank at Brunswick, Me, Is said
to be n deiaulter to the bank for 100000.
His bonds are ample to cover the amount.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-17
4 VALLEY r.

New line to Buffalo, through the OIL Regions.
DECEMBER 7, 1870
GOING SOUTH.
OIL City. Franklin. Pnrker's. ar. Ptts'c
Mail, Gus a 9.52 ~, 81 $40 n m
Day Exp, 2.30 p m 3,0s IN sos p M 400 y M
Night En-, $40 p m 1000 p m 1915 pm 6,25am
GOING NORTH.
Pitsburg. Parker's. Franklin. mr. q CT.
Way Pas'r9,3s a M $40 " 5,65 b m G,35rr
Night Elk, $40 p III $40 a m 5.27am 6,35
THos NJ. KING, Asst Supt.
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III. WILDERy''r'

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L SON WORK IN ALL m sic Ji.",.le
warrants to glve sat- sftctios """ys
PLASTER1NG done tee nj cur barss
MES puc Also. R'crld for ty,ntv ~
ly ON hand and for THEN ron FIVE w, p" "
"a Residcncc-ayncuis or o-rbon%o e.,
Adde'S Peitolc or for a, II II nr"n1' 'o'
"n snow oar goods 10 I'll wro
i' = T, In01lI
,. II. ShHGI>,T. .
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Drugs, PA
Street, Pet
THE OH. MARKETS..

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
May II 1871.
The market to-day was quiet ,nl not 70
lively os for q few days past. Buyers were
offering $3.50 to S4.H, with sellers firm at
3 400. The sales were 1000 bbls for local
at -, 60.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-19
Ladies', take Particular Notice.
The Real Velpau Female Pills !
FRENCH

These Pills, 80 celebrated many years ago in
Paris, for the relief of female Irregularities, and
afterwards for their criminal ON p~loyment in the
practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for
the hrsi time in America. They have been kept
in comparative obscurity from the fact thst the
originator, DR.. Velpau, is q physician in Paris,
of great wealth and has strict consoientioursprin-
ciples, and has withheld them from general use,
lest they should be employed for unlawful pnr-
poses.
In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
Of the Womb, v hites, Green sickness, suppress
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Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Aztec
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To married ladies and young girls who have
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They will, in q short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
CAuTIoN.-Married Ladies should never take
them when there is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce
miscarriage.
Ladies can procure a box, sealed from the ewes
ofthe c~urious, BY enclosing one dollar, and sig
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-19
IMPORTANT FROM MIssoURT

We we're so fortunate as TO meet. last eve
ming, with al old friend, Mr.. Corken, of
Davenport, who has ust returned from an
extended tour through Northern Missouri
and Kansas. He says that all crops in that
section are looking finely, except wheat,
which has been greatly damaged by the
chiuch bug. But as little wheat is grown
there and most Of the farmers are stock
%rsisers, the loss will be but slight. He re-
ports that money is in much easier %circula-
tlon there than with Us, Gil ofthe merchants
are carrying a large stock Of goods and
business is buoysnt and active.
The people in that section are fully alive
10 the advantages resulting 10 them through
the increased facilities for communication
with the northwest, which the new lines Of
railroad that are being built will offer them.
The Chicago d Southwestern road is now
completed as far as Princeton, the county
seat of Mercer county, Mo. Hitherto, the
people of that locality, have been obliged to
transport all of their farm products to
Chillicothe, the nearest railroad station, BY
wagon, q distance of SO miles. In the course
of 10 days the road will be finished TO Tren
ton, % miles southwest of Princeton, auC
it is calculated that by the LIST of Aug. it viii
be built through to Lsavenworth, Kansas
and trains making their regular trips, thu
placing the North and West in direct COM
munieation with Northern Missouri, Kansas
New Mexico, and the States south. Thu
people throughout the whole section tn
road traverses, are greatly excited, and far
mers with their whole families, travel a dis
tanee Of 30 and 40 miles 10 see the train
pass, no doubt realizing that the iron hors
will be 20 them e source Of wealth and in
creased comforts. But, as great as the ben
e6ts may be which she inhabitants of thi
section will derive from these new snterpris
es, they cannot exceed those which will arts
in the Northwest from the same source. ]
opens up a new and splendid country for GU
merchants and manufacturers TO gdvertis
and sell their goods, and will tend greatly t
develop the grain and stock markets, an
lumber trade of the Northwest. Even now
many of our first class business houses il
the West have their agents in the field, al,
oil report that their success is good. lie
all of our business men look 10 it, and b.
ready to ''strike while the iron is hot"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-19
Use Renne's PainKilling
MAGIC OLL
sit Works like a Charm"

READER
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but when we get such lawful folks TO use Ben
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Sold Wholesale and Retail by John Bengs-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-19

Messrs. Peck & Matt, of the Western
Union Patent Agency, 1875, Clark St. Chica.
go, report the number of Patents issued from
the U. S. Patent Office for the week ending
June l3, 1871, as 200, of which Illinois re-
oeived 9; Michigan 6; California 2; Indiana
4; Missouri 9; Ohio 10; Nebraska l; WiscOn.
sin 7; Iowa 2, Minnesota /; Oregon /.
Among the more importan. issued to the
West, were Grain Drier, Thomas W. Ea-
ton, Kankskee, Ill. Saving Machine, John
Harris, Grand Ledge, Mich. Power for
small Machinery, Charles L. johnson, OmA.
hA, Neb. Apparatus for Heating and Dry.
ing Sand and Gravel, Hiram R. johnson,
Detroit, Mich. Hydraulic Meteor, Volney
Kroner, Grand Rapids, Wis. Metallic Tile
for Roofs, c. G.. Van Pappelendsm, Charles.
town, Iowa.
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DIR.
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Confidential Physician,

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He cures Nervous Debility, or Involuntary Sem
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in all its forms, whether acute or chronic, with
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of the greatest Specialist of the present day
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