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Cincinnati Industrial Exposition of

1872.
\ Handsomely printed pamphlet OF IL
ty-six pages comprising tie rules md
premium list fur the third Cincinnati To-
lustHal Exposition, has Just been issued.
This grea, enterprise has 50 rapidly de-
yeioped within the short space Of three
years as 70 achieve n national Importance.
and attract the attention Of exhibitors
and visitors from every State in the CHion.
Last year the Exposition had exhibitors
from twenfy.niuc States, and. daring the
month i, was open Gor inspection, 10000
visitors were in ATTENDANCE. The pre-
MUM lis. for the coming exhibition has
been largely extended, including G6G
medals to be awnded for the first degree
OF merit, The FIVE bui,uiugs give seven
acres OF exhibiting space, Distributed in
tn sixteen departments. The Machinery
Department will be- run by four !TSt.claSs
driving engines Of 500 horsepower with
nearly 100 feet Of man shaIiing. Many
new features will te presented in the
Fine Art, Natural History, and lIorticui-
tural departments. The contributions
for tho former already promised, insure
an ~uncquOled collection; the wall space
in the ire-proof building devoted to this
department is l,l4O running feet. The
conservatory Of the horticultural Depart
ment will be 40 by $50 feet, with roof
aud sides Of glass, The most liberal pre-
miums will be offered in this department
the list showing that $4,000 will be de-
voted to this purpose; and the comperi-
ton on the premiums for displays By
States promises to be very exciting.
This great enterprise is underline nan
agcmcn' Of fifteen commissioners, appoint
ed by the Board Of Trade, Chamber Of
Commerce, and Mechanics Institute.
Copies Of the premium list will be fur
nishel ON application to Secretary Gin
cinuati Industrial TX positiNn.
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Wanted.
Tie undersigned wants Old Copper,
Br.ps, and al kiuds Of scrap Iron, for
which they will gay fair prices IN goods.
WALkER Il HUMPHREYS.
m~aylG-it.
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RE you GOING WEST

ARE you GOING WEST
+ 80, take our advice, and purchase your Tiki
1 cts over the cola reliable Missouri PIcifG
E,ilroad, which is, positively, the only Limo
that runs three Daily Express Trains from
St. Louis to Kansas City, aud the Vest, and is,
positively, the oaly Line which runs rullmNn'-
nalocc sleeper, rni FIN" day Coaches lesyecinl.
y Tor mo,cy.l equipped with Nilcl't safety
.,1.G.gm arl the patent steam hr,kc, from 81.
LOU to KrlsasCity, fl. Scott, Parsons,
Lawrence LcaynHw1rth, A]tchisrn, -. Joseph,
N.5r ska r,'y, Council r rGs ard Omohn, with
mt "l ,nga, Tor iu'.r, I'ior in regard 80 limo
Table, rates &c, to nuy point In >is ougi, Ken.
.3, Nebraska, Lo,orr q, Texas or California, call
non or address J. |. THOMPSON, Agent Nssou-
ri Pacific Il. H., Ch rttauog.l, T"Rn, or Atlanta.
Gl.;or f.. A. F'Er General Passenger Agent,
Il Louis, No. No trouble to answer Gucst!ons'
rcbl? .tildec2'
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FTGsn, Dan. w Adams, formerly ads
tinguished democrat in Mississippi, is
President Of a Greeley aid Brown club
in Louisiana.
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Wheat

The undersigned will pay the highest
market. cash, price for Wheat. We pro-
pose to buy all we can get. Farm Or's,
don't fail to give us a chance.
j. W. GODDARD & Go.
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Organ for Sale.

Organ for Sale.
ANO. / Loring & Blake Organ. for
mls at , bargain. Has been in use about
one month. Apply at this orice. Il
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-20

gTuE AtAASAc Publishers complain that their
business Is destroyed by Ayers American Al
/, msnss. The people prefer it to AnyiOther, the
Farmers Western, Southern or tho numerous
local alnanacs when they can get Ayers. 1t
aupplies the best Astronomical data, weather
and joke Of them MI, and above all, medical
sdvics which 10 invaluable for every family. 1t
iesupplied grntis by the druggists, and should
be preserved for constant lsisreneo and use.
We arc sure that no good housckespsr or grand.
noihst goes NiliNsIy With Vt on-, ,,u
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Onhnn1.

Opencu'
All the watering places in East Ten
ncsqcc are now opened for the reception
or guests. They are being largely atIcu-
drd.
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Chatata Seminary.

Special attention is directed to the ad-
vertiSphcnt Of this school, published in
this paper. The inducements offered 70
parents who have children to be educa-
ted ara unsurpassed. The tuition is very
low, while board can be had at SO per
wsek. Road the advertisement, in which
you will find all inforpation desired. In
the future we will say more in regard to
this school.
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Personal
Mr.. NJ, y. Grover, Of knoxville, paid
NJ 4 visit this week.
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The Weather,
IS e1,ryelely warm and dry. Nights
cor.
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Side Show.

Jim St2rrst sells Groceries, Ionfec-
tioneries, Canned Goods, Dry Goods,
Cheese, Crackers &C., as low as he did
before the Pic.uic. june colt
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THE BAR Room REMEDY Tor weakness
Of the stomach is u dose Of Rum Bittcrs.
They are surcharged with Fusei oil, Il
deadly element, which is rendered more
active by the pnngeut ostriugents with
which it is combined, II your stomach
is weak, or your liver or bowels disorder
ed, tone, strengthen and regulate them
with Vinegar Bitters, q pure Vegetable
Stomachc, Corrective and Apcrieut, free
from alcohol, and capable of i%nfusing new
vitality into your exhausted aud diSor-
dercd system. june Cat
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. Twenty persons were bitten By a mad
dog in Louisville, KY Inst Monday.
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L0TIL IN 0TIIEH NITTFRS.
-ANNnTNCEMEN1S

Parties desiring 10 announce themselves
As candidates for Office through this pa
rsr will bs required 70 pay cpsh ia adj
vance fur the same. Announcements fur
Congress, $40; State offices, $40; candi.
dsiss tor State Senator, ST.; county an.
d'dA,es, 81.
TO THE VOTERS or MoHiK0E COUNTY.
We ara authorized to announce /. i.
M~eSpaddcn d a candidate Cor Trustee of
Monroe county. Election in August next.
We are authorized to announce Mark
NJ. Hicks, as a candidate for Tax ColIec-
tor Of Moure county. Election in Au-
gust next,
Wo gro authorized to announce FL. G.
Harris, as a candidate ioI re election to
tho ofico Of Tax Collector OF Monroe
COUNTY. Election in August next.
We are authorized TO announce James
S1ruggs AZ an independent candidate for
Tax Collector Of Monroe county. E!ec-
ton 6r,t Thursday in August.
10 THE PEOPLE or TENNESSEE.
In response n tho expression Of a Popp-
lar desire, sufficiently general aud inau-
entail to control my action in th" matter,
IAcrchy announce myself 4 candidate for
the office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court,
made vacant BY the resignation Of Hon.
7. A. 4. Nelson. Election fret Thursday
in AUGUST, next. J. B. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March llth, lS12. If
Aye are authorized to announced Hon.
Roht. McFarland,a sa candidate for Judge
u the Snpreme Court, to ill the vacancy
nccr>ioned BY the resignation OF Judge
Nelson,
We are authorized 10 announce dos.
J.. Houston rs a candidate fer recollection
n the Office Of Sheriff Of Monroe county,
~ .rtinn in Aupugt next.
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For Attorney General.

We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of W. L. Welcker, as
n candidate for the cfioe Of Attorney Gem
sral in the 81 Judicial District. Election
lst Thursday in August.
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Augusta Markets.

Corrected Weekly by COX, JACK.
SON & CO.. Prc3uce and Commission
Merchants, sos Bruad Street.
A O. L. L. IaEN
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-04
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 3.-1n the House of
Commons to-day, Mr.. Gladstone apolo.
gized for not being able to make definite
statement with regard to the negotiations
with the United States, as he had pronlis.
ed the House. The postponement Of the
day Of adjournment Of the American
Senate, rendered q full explanation i'm.
possible. As tar as the supplemental arti.
Gle to the treaty was concerned, he would
assure the members that It did not leave
the subject Of indirect claims presented,
open for misunderstanding hereafter, and
In this view Mr.. Schenek, the American
Minister, coincided. He gave an account
of the presenting Of thenegotiations, and
said the suggestion was made that Eng.
land should draft an additional treaty,
whereby she was to make certain agree.
ments for the future, and the United
States was 10 undertake not to press the
indirect claims. It Is a suggestion which
was accepted and acted on. The Difficult.
ty which had since arisen, did not touch
the main points.
Mr.. Disrseli called attention to the fact
that the Premier had omitted to state
whether arbitration was to proceed on the
18th inst.
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Severe storm in Alabama.

MEMPHIS, June 3.-The Alabama News
Of Thursday says: On Thursday even.
ing, May 2Sd, severe storm swept over
this part Of the country, doing considera.
bic damage to property and causing the
death ot one man and wounding several
others alta circus in this place that even.
ing. Three actors Of the Queen City cir
Gus were severely wounded, one having
his arm broken, another his shoulder dis.
located and the third received q severe
confusion on the head. On the same
night at Fosters saw mill, about ten miles
from this place, q large tree blew down
across shanty in which Mr.. Davis,
who was supplying logs for the mill, was
temporarily staying. The cabin was a
Shanghai and was crushed by the
trunk of the tree, wounding Mr.. Davis
and two others, who are not expected to
recover. At LAGRANGE, near Leighton, in
this county, the house oil Mrs. Elizabeth
FELTON, was struck by lightning and burn.
ed. Mrs. FELTON, was away on q visit and
no lives were lost. Great damage was
done to the timber throughout the coun.
try, and also to outbuildings.
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WASHINGTON.
Arrival of Ex.presiden1 Inhnsnn

Arrival of Ex.President johnson.
WASHINGTON, June 3-Ex-President
johnson has arrived to testify before the
House Committee on Military Affairs rel.
alive to the missing Buell. Military Com.
mission documents.
The President has signed the bill amen.
datory TO the Centennial Anniversary act.
VISITORS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
There was an unusually large number
os visitors at the Executive Mansion this
morning. Hundreds Of strangers were
calling to pay their respects to the Presi.
dent. He also gave audience to the
delegates from Mississippi, Indiana, Ken
lucky and other States on their wav to
the Philadelphia Convention. A delega.
tion from the Universal Peace Union had
an interview with the President.
The Secretary of State, in replying to
a letter from General Banks, says, that
no American citizens are imprisoned in
Canada on account OF completely in the
invasion of Canada.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, in reply
to q House resolution, states that $12 ,675,.
357 have been paid into the Treasury
from sales OF property by officers of the
navy department since the 30th OF May,
1865. All the monies are credited to
specific appropriations and might be used
according to the terms of the appropria.
tions on a requisition of the Secretary OF
the Navy; but in no case were the monies
so deposited subject to the order or draft
Of the officer making the deposit.
The conference committee on the tariff
and tax bill have agreed on their report.
They place whisky at 70 cents, which
covers everything except ten cent stamps
on barrels ior the rectifier, and fix uni.
form tax Of 20 cents on tobacco.
Ex-President johnson arrived here to-.
day, in obedience to the summons OF the
House Committee on Military Affairs, and
appeared before that committee this alter
noon. He testified that Buell. had pub.
lished some statement in the character Of
the defense, notice OF which he had seen,
but was never able to procure full COPY
1t. In this statement he had mentioned
his name in connection with the defense
ot Nashville; there was no personal quar-
rel between him and General Buell., but
merely difference Of opinion as to the
propriety Of the evacuation OF that city.
Mr. johnson said that from subsequent
events, his own judgment was shown to be
correct. Therefore, II his name was men
toned in the records Of the Buell. Military
Commission alleged to have been removed
from the department, 1t must have been
to his credit. The Commission was held
before he came to Washington to take his
seat as Vice President, and after he be-
came President he never thought of the
subject Of the records, nor did he know
they were lost until he saw publication
to that effect in the newspapers.
When the ex.President came out OF the
committee room he was invited by men,
bers OF the House to visit the House OF
Representatives, but declined. Numerous
members OF both parties gathered around
him, shook hands and entered into CONVEX
sation.
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CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 3.

CHICAGO, June 3.
HEAVY BURGLARY OF A JEwRLRY STORE.
The jewelry store OF G. A. Morse was
entered by sburglars on last Saturday
night and robbed Of watches and jewelry
to the amount Of $4,000. The building
which is Of wood, sets up some distance
from the ground, and the robbers gained
an entrance under 1t and tunnelled under
one side of the vault in which the stock
was kept, until part Of the wall fell down,
Everything Of value in the vault was
taken, including some forty gold watches
and q quantity OF diamonds. A large
number OF valuable rings, chains and
bracelets and in fact the entire portable
stock Of the establishment. The robbery
was not discovered until this morning,
when the vault was opened by the clerks.
The case was placed in the hands Of skill.
fell detectives, who are carefully working
Il up and are believed to have already o
clue 10 the perpetrators.
Chas. Shoemaker, a Norwegian hanged
himself in his boarding house this morn,
iRg. Cause want OF funds.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The Irish National Band, numbering
forty musicians, sails for the Boston Jubi.
lee this week.
Frederick Ferstacker, the celebrated
German traveller and author, died at vi.
emma, Sunday, aged 81.
Fred Douglass residence, barn and
out building at Rochester, N. Y, was
burned Sunday night. Loss several
thousand. Family absent
The ex.Empress Eugene will leave
England shortly on a visit to Spain
"A large portion Of the village OF
South Salem, Madison county, Ohio was
destroyed by fire late on Friday night.
Nine Of the finest residences were burned.
Loss $4,000; partially insured.
"A dispatch from General Howard
states that council had been held with
the Mexicans, Pappagoes, Peinos and a
peace been agreed upon, the Indians
promising to stop further raids and 10 aid
General Crook in capturing hostile Indi-
ans. Howard says success now appears
sure.
"A dispatch from Trieste announces
the death in that city OF Charles Lever,
the Irish novelist, aged GS.
-R. B. Howard, brother to General o.
o. Howard, writes to the Chicago Tribune
that the statements published in the San
Francisco Ghropicle, and attributed to
General Joe Hooker, so far as they imply
the want Of honesty and courage, and
promote obedience to the orders at
Charlottesville on the part Of General
Howard, are false. He expressed the
hope that on General Howard's return
from his Indian mission, that he will be
induced to state the facts in the case, even
If they seem unfriendly to Gen. Hooker.
1t is believed that the British ship
John Temperly, from Baltimore to Lon
don, has foundered, with the entire crew.
About forty eastern delegates left
Buffalo, yesterday morning, on special
train for Chicago to attend the annual
meeting ofthe American Society of Civil
Engineers.
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Tremendous Rain Storm In Central
Illinois.

CHICAGO, June "a tremendous rain
storm passed over a portion of Central
Illinois Saturday and Saturday night,
doing much damage to the crops, fences
and country. At Springfield the cellars
and Easements were flooded, and in sew.
eral instances the water poured In over
the first floor OF the houses, driving the
inmates to more comfortable quarters.
The drains and sewers were overflowed
and badly damaged. In the brick Yards
near the city many thousands OF unburnt
brick were totally destroyed. A portion
OF the track of the Springfield & Illinois
Southern railroad was washed away. It
is thought that great damage has been
done throughout the entire section visit.
ed by the storm.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-Passengers and
railroad employees who arrived here from
the East yesterday and to-day, report an
unprecedented rainfall on Saturday night
in central Illinois, covering an area from
the Wabash to the Kaskaskia Rivers, and
from the Toledo & Wabash to the Ohio
Il Mississippi Railroad. Thousands Of
ACRES were submerged, streams over
flowed their banks, railroad tracks were
inundated; crops, fences, races, Sc, were
washed away.
A report from Winchester, on the st.
Louis, Rockford s. Rock Island Rail.
road, says some five hundred miles Of the
track, near that place, was washed away.
At Bunker Hill, few miles east of here,
over eight inches water fell. 1t is be.
lieved immense damage has been done to
the crops, farm improvents and railroads
throughout the above named district, but
no detailed account has yet been received.
CHICAGO, June 3.-DiSpatches from
various points in Central Illinois give &C.
counts Of serious damage by the rain
storm Of Saturday night. On portion
OF the Rockford, Rock Island & ST. Louis
railroad, which runs through Scott and
Greene counties, nearly all the bridges
and culverts were washed away. including
the large bridges over Big Sandy and
Apple Greek. No trains have passed
over the road since Saturday night.
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Governor Dennison and the Vice
Presidency.

COLUMBUS, June 3.-The Ohio STATE
Journal, Of tomorrow, will contain the
following as a double-leaded editorial:
ut is not true that Governor Dennison
has Withdrawn from his candidacy for the
Vice Presidency. 1t is true that he has
placed in the hands Of Mr.. Craighead, q
letter to be read to the Ohio delegation at
Philadelphia, making the conditions Of
his being presented as a candidate for the
vigorous support Of the Ohio delegation
and the tair prospect OF his being nomi.
mated. In their opinion he expressly
declines all complimentary votes. From
!nls 1t Will be seen that the Ohio delega.
!Ion will determine whether or not Mr.
Dcnnison will be presented TO the Con.
ventl9n' He leaves the decision with
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MIR. SUMMERS statement that FRED.
DOUGLASS was not invited to dine at the
White House with the rest Of the San
Domingo Commissioners is reported to
be making trouble among the colored
delegates to Philadelphia. A number oil
them in Washington called on Mr.. SUM.
NER Sunday to enquire about 1t. MIR.
SUMMER replied that twas true, and then
urged the colored delegates to insist on a
civil rights plank in the Philadelphia
platform.
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Letter from VIM. Lloyd Garrison to
Charles Sumner.

BosToN, June 3.-The following letter
has appeared in print:
"RoxBuRY, June 1.-Dear MT. Sumner:
Il write to say, with all the irankness
which sober friendship justifes, that I
have carefully read your speech In sharp
arraignment Of the President, and my
conviction Is that it Is ill;judged, ill.timed
and so extrayagant in Its charges and
bitter in its personalities as 10 neutralize
whatever Just oratorism may be found in
1t. 1t will assuredly serve the purpose of
the worst foes that the cause OF impartial
freedom has most to fear. Many OF
those now rallying under the banner
Of Liberal Republicanism, but the loyal
liberty upholding the party with which
you have hitherto been proved to be
Identified, will beholdit with deep regret
II not with unieigned astonishment Ger.
tainly you do represent Massachusetts in
this sweeping impeachment. Her Re.
publican people are almost unit for the
reelection OF q man whom you attempt
tostain with crime and cover with infamy.
You cannot separate General Grant from
the party which put him in the Presi.
DENTAL Chair, and which means to keep
him in til tits possible another term,
being satisfied as to his ability, integrity
and patriotism, and therefore stigmatizing
him as venal selt.seeker and an unscru.
pulous usurper. You virtually pro.
nounce 1t to be awfully corrupt
and untrustworthy. This you have a
right TO do on your own responsibility II
you must, but in so doing you will find
yourself for the first time in marked oppo.
sition to Massachusetts, as q Senator in
Congress, and surrounded by all who
have been heretofore your deadliest enc.
mics. Occupying as l do an outside po.
sthon, / write this, not under party bias,
but only because I feel constrained In this
manner to free my mind. AS a proof Of
my friendship receive 1t in the spirit
which has dictated 1t.
Faithfully and regrettully yours,
WIN. LLOYD GGRRIsoN.
To Hon. Chaa. Summer.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 3.-Passenger trains
have commenced running into the ci ty
over tho Cincinnati & Baltimore Railroad,
which is the new road through Mill Creek
Valley just completed for the use Of the
Marietta & Cincinnati and Baltimore q
Ohio Railroads, 1t Is expected that the
last rail will be laid on the Springfield &
Cincinnati, generally known as the Day.
ton Short Line, by the middle Of this
week, This road will also enter the city
over the Cincinnati & Baltimore line.
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TIE Good Templars, Of Moundsville,
are to have q grand strawberry and ice
cream festival at the Court House In that
town Friday evening, the 9Th. Addresses
are to be delivered by Messrs. WEsTwooD
and COCHRAN, Of Wheeling. A hat is 10
be voted to the most popular minister in
MoundSvillc or Cameron, and another to
be awarded by ballot to the ugliest man
in Moundsville. Nelghboring lodges and
the public generally are invited.
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Philadelphia Convention.
Numerous Arrivals Of delegates

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-The arrivals
Of delegates have been very numerous
during the night. The hotels are crowded
The Continental Hotel is the headquarters
for most OF the delegations. The entire
Louisiana delegation is stopping there
The colored delegates arc pleased with
this, as well as the universal courtesy ex'
tended to them by the prominent Repub'
licans. The friends Of Colfax count 29C
votes ior Vice President on the first bal
lot. Morton n. Michael, of the Pennsyl'
vania delegation, is mentioned as TEN
porary chairman.
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TIE correspondent who furnished the
Cincinnati Enquirer Its reports Of the
Parkesburg Convention, was Mr.. GEORGE
CozAD, formerly Of Weston. He writes
that the delegation Of this State to Baltl.
more stands seven for Greeley and three
for straight ticket. The latter, how.
ever, will support Greeley L endorsed.