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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

The following is copy Of the pledge
submitted to the Ohio County Conveu-
ton on the lst of July, by virtue OF
which Captain WILSON was balloted
for in that Convention as a candidate
for the Houseof Delegates. The paper
was preserved by the Secretary of the
Convention and is now in our possess
sion:
ITO the Democratic Convention Of OHIO
County:
"GENrLEMEN-I offer myself as a
candidate for member OF the Legisla.
ture and pledge myself to abide by the
decision OF this Convention.
ANDREW WILSON"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10
-THE STATE CAMPAIGN,
For the New Constitution and the
Democratic Ticket.
Election, August %, 1872,
DEMOCRATIC J MEETINGS.

The people Of the several counties in
the following list will be addressed by
distinguished Democratic speakers at
the Court House OF their respective
counties on the days mentioned in the
list, the same being the first day Of the
Circuit Court:
Berkeley, Saturday, August IL.
Fayette, Tuesday, August Goth.
Gllmer, Monday, August 18th.
Mineral, Tuesday, August 10th.
Morgan, Tuesday, August 10th.
Peasants, Monday. August 18th
Preston, Tuesday, August Goth,
Randolph, Thursday, August 18Th.
Roane, Saturday, August 10Th.
Tucker, Tuesday, August 18th.
Tyler, Monday, August 18th.
Writ, Monday, August 18th.
MOnongalia, Thursday, August
18th
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"The Partnership between
the Republicans and u pOr.
ton Of the Democratic party,
Governor Jacob and his
friends, Is q limited one, and
for . specific purpose, the de-
feat of the new Constitution.
That accomplished, the Re-
publican party will elect a
man of its own for Governor
I'm OctOber."-Ertract from a speech
Of CoL I. B. Seam, at Charleston, July
9Th 1872
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OHIO COUNTY.

Democratic meetings in the city OF
Wheeling will be held as follows:
In the FOURTH WARD, on We'd
nesdsy evening, August IA, to be ad-
dressed by GEORGE .. DAVENPORT, Esq,
and G. NEUHAusEN, Eaq.
In the FIFTH WARD, on Friday
evening, August l6, TO 10 addressed by
Colonel BEN. Wilson, }. HANSON
COOP and others.
At the COURT HOUSE, Saturday
night, August II, to be addressed by
Hon. S. S. Cox.
Other county meetings will shortly
be announced.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
The Canvass in Marshall

A. BROOKS FLEMING, R. G.
BARR, VIM. P. HUBBARD and
G. L. CRANMER, Esqs., will address
the people on the issues of the day at
Bolton, Thursday, August 18th.
Cameron. Friday, August 10th, at
2 P. NJ.
BenwOOd, Saturday evening,
August 18th.
Gen. WHEAT will also he at the
Benwood meeting.
Col. BEN. WILSON, FONTAIN
SMITH, GEO. o. DAVENPORT and
j. w. GALLAGER will address the
people at
Fairview, Marshall Co., Wednes,
day, August 18th, at 2 o'clock P. N.
German Settlement, Marshall
Co., Friday, August 10th, at 2 o'clock,
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OHIO COUNTY TICKET.

For House of Delegates,
NJ. F. HUELIHEN.
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT.
WILLIAM w. MILLER.
JAMES ROBINSON.
For Sheriff,
GEORGE R. TINGLE.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
E: g. CRACRAFT.
For Judge Of County Court,
HANNIBAL FORBES.
FIR Clerk of County Court,
ROBERT B. WOODS.
For Clerk Of Circuit Court,
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH.
For County Snrvcyor,
NJ. T. CARR.
For ASseSsor-City District.
RALPH ARKLE.
For Asssssor-Gountry District,
JOSEPH BURROUGHS.
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Democratic. State Ticket.

liz ! ZOE GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN. of WOOD.
- FOR ArroRSEY GENERAL,
HENRY NJ, MATHEWS, OF dreenbrier'
a FOR AUDITOR,
4. A. BENNETT, OF Marion'
FOR TREASURER,
John q. BURDErT. OF Ksnawha-
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF FREE SYMBOLS
BENJAMIN w. BYRNE, OF Clay.
For JUDGES OF SUPREME COURT.
JAMES PAUL., OF Ohio.
AT. RAYMOND, Of Marion.
C.P.T. MOORE, Of Mason.
is HOFFMAN, OF Harrison.
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now 11dM. 49,, SHOULD 3

We receive occaAional inquiries as to
how the Democratic tickets that are to
be voted at the ensuing election should
be printed, and whether or not more
than one ballot box should be used at
each polling place. We have already
alluded to the subject, but it may not
be inappropriate TO refer to it again
The names of all the candidates tor
State and county Offices are to be print
ed on one slip Of paper and to these are
to be added the nsmes Of the candidates
for Justices Of the Pesce and Constables
in the townships where the ballot is to
be cast. Upon the ticket also will be the
words "For Ratification" and where
the voter wishes to prescribe that none
but white men shall be eligible to hold
office the word"white" will also be placed
upon the ticket. We give IS q sample
the following form Of the ticket that
will be used by the Democratic voters
of Ohio county, merely promising for
the sake Of our Ohio county readers
that, in addition to the subjects en-
braced in the ticket below, they will be
expected to vote ives" or mo" on the
adoption of the plan for 8 County Court
ordered by the Supervisors to be sub
mitted to the people at the election on
the ODD. Our Democratic friends
throughout the State will be careful to
see that in printing the State ticket the
names of candidates are spelled as in
this sample:
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FOR CoNGREsS-FIRsr DISTRICT,
REyJANIN WILSON, OF Harrison.
ron STATE sKSAToR-FrRsr DISTRICT.
Al. PANNELL, Of Ohio,
ABRAM WILSON, Of Brooke.
FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
j. DALLAS EWING, Of Marshall.
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stories Scattered by the
Jacob FIshermea--A Word OF eau.
ton.
ALoNe TIE B. & o. RAILROAD,
August s, 1872.

ton.
ALoSe TIE B. & o. RAILROAD,
Augus.s s, 1872.
Editors Of the Register: 're n..
Having been travelling along the line
Of this great thoroughfare lately. l
have gathered some items in regard to
tne:political integrity o! come Of your
prominent merchants, which ct this
time, l do not feel disposed to let 60
unnoticed. A prominent Jacob politi-
clan, writing from Hampshire county
on the political situation asregards the
contest for Governor, in his Eealto elect
the distinguished political traitor, even
before the election, says: Why, l
conversed lately with Eve or SIX prom
inent merchants of the city of Wheel
ing, who were on q fshibg excursion
on the South Branch, who informed
me that Governor Jacob will carry
Ohio county by from 1900 To 1000 ma
jority." Those gentlemen are vel!
known and it seems to me, Mr.. Editor,
little strange that gentlemen who have
character for truth } and vetacity at
home should indulge In such Mun>
chausenisms when fishing, Some Of
them prctes. great gushings Of Democ-
racy when drumming Democratic mer-
chats along The kAei o. this road.
These msrchsntsSili gisS thS@ fsttls
reminders Of their seal e cempAthe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

Grand Democratic Mass Meetings
To be addressed by J. N. CAMDEN,
ESQ, Colonel JOHN BLAIR HOGE,
CALEB BOGGESS. Esq, and j. HAN.
son GOOD, Esq, will he held at the
following times and places:
AtFrankforf, Mineral county,
on Wednesday, August H.
J. HANSON GOOD, r. G. BARR
and E. G. CRACRAFT will address the
people
At Burton, Wefzel county, on
Saturday, August 10. at o'clock T.
NJ.
Hon. J. NJ. JACKSON and R. S.
BLAIR will address the people at
BrOOkvilIe, Calhoun county,
on Saturday, August 10th, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and at
Grantsville, Calhoun county,
on Saturday, August 10th, at 4 o'clock,
P. NJ.
Col. BEN. WILSON, J. HANSON
GOOD, GEORGE o. DAVENPORT
and FONTAIN SMITH, Esq, will ad-
dress the people
At Red Mills, WetZeI county,
on Thursday, August Is.
Hon. S. S. cox, OF New York, and
other speakers will address the people
at
New Cumberland, Friday, Au-
gust l6.
WeIlsburg, Saturday, August II.
Wheeling, Saturday night, Au-
gust II.
Grafton, Monday, August 70.
New Creek, Tuesday, August 90.
Piedmont, Tuesday night Au-
gust 20.
Harper's Ferry, Wednesday,
night, August 81.
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Of
Maryland, and other speakers will adj
dress the people at
Grafton, Wednesday night, Au-
gust IA
Newburg, Thursday night, Au-
gust Is.
Piedmont, Friday night, Au-
gust l6.
Martinsburg, Saturday, Au-
gust II.
Berkeley Springs, Tuesday,
August 20.
Harper's Ferry, Wednesday
night, August 81.
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Undertaking.

NoFF1Ns, CAsKETs AND BURIAL
" Gases Of all styles and sizes constantly
on hand and furnished to order on short
notice. Are also prepared to preserve bodies
any desired length Of time. Best hearse
and hacks furnished. L
WIN. link 4 SON,
Furniture warerooms North End Centre
Wheeling Market. ~ jyl3
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G.. A. R.-NOtice.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THOBURN
a Post No. 4, q. A. K. will be held this
evening. A full attendance OF the mem
hers f. desired, as business OF importance
demands attention.
auplO.0 =. r. tRWlS, +. y.
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TO HOuSekeepers.

NOW THAT THE SEASON FOR PICR-
" ling Fruits has come, would call the
attention of housekeepers TO White Wine
vinegar, warranted pure. The best Vine
gar in the country for putting up Fruits.
This Vinegar has been adopted by all the
principal picking houses IN the country
and will keep your Fruit solid and good.
TRY II. Ask your grocer for II. For sale by
arocers generally throughout the city.
auglOer A. L. EGERTER, Sole Agent.
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WANTED.

STOUT, ACTIVE PACKAGE BOY
A from Il to IL years old. Permanent
situation 10 one who. will suit. Apply thls
morning. GEO. 4. Ia LOH w.
anol0-0
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

TO Benno Hammer, Esq, present Justice Of
Centre Township:
VNBE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF
Centre Township, request you TO an
nOunce yourself Ms an independent candi-
date for reelection to the Office you now
hold-that OF Justice of the Peace. We ask
this without regard to party or country.
We want the peace and dignity OF Centre
township 10 be respected.
Il. VI. EOFF,
THOS. II. REED,
WIN. link,
n. HUBBARD,
JOS HOSENFELD,
JOHN PARKER,
K ]. SMYTH,
DANIEL HARkl ms,
VIM. HARE.
August 8, 1877.
,MsSs b. NJ EoF and others:
GENTLEMLN-Your request TO announce
myself as an independent candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of Justice ~ Peace
was to-day placed In my hands. This
hearty approval Of my course as Justice Is
duly appreciated. In accordance with your
request, hereby announce myself as an
independent candidate for reelection TO
the office OF Justice OF Centre Township. II
elected shall endeavor 10 execute the do
ties OF my Office faithfully and conscien
tiously, az heretofore.
r. HAMMER.
WHEELING, August 10, 1872. augl0-h
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FOR RATiFICAT1ON.
For Congress First District,
BENJAMIN WILSON.

For State Senators-FGrst District,
A. ]. PANNELL.
ABRAM WILSON.
For Judge of the Circuit Court,
J. DALLAS EWING.
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Found.

YESTERDAY MORNING, BY OFFICER
I Harrison, about one o'clock, bright
Bay Horse, which the owner can nave by
calling al YOUNG q Husemans Livery Sta-
bile add paying charges. auSlGq
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MUSIC LESSONS.

DRoF. WIN. C. KRYTER has RE-
i turned to Wheeling, and gives Lessons
on the Piano, Violin and Organ, and In
Singing; attends to the tuning Of Pianos
and recommends himself 70 the favor OF
the public. 81
Orders received at Sheib's Music Store.
augl-ea-Ssb
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEETING.
sewing Machines at Auction.

TWILL SELL AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
No. 1850 Market Square, this morning al
so'clock, the following Sewing Machines:
Five Grover d Baker two Wheeler q VIII
SON. one Wilcox & Gibbs, and one wilson.
Machines all in good running order. AL
to be sold without reserve.
o,a,n-n Auctioneer.
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Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church.

OCULAR SERVICES ARE HELD IN
II this Church every sabbath at the
usual hours in the morning and evening
Sabbath school at y o'clock A. NJ
sUors uaIcome augl0
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN.
For attorney General.
HENRY NJ. MATHEWS.
For Auditor.
E. A. BENNETT.
For Treasurer.
JOHN S. BURDETT.
For Superintendent of Free Schools,
BENJAMIN W. BYRNE.
For Jaaaes of Sgprems Court,
JAMES PAUL..
A. F. RAYMOND.
PIT. MOORE.
j. S. HOFFMAN.
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North Street NJ. E. Church.

DRRICHMO NDHAVING RETURNED
from his mountain trip. there Will he
Preaching Tomorrow at l012 and o'clock.
SUNDAY School al . o'clock. auglO
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Street Preaching,

ITO MORROW SUNDAY AT THE Fol-
lowing places: Second Ward Market
House, Filth Ward Market House, East
Wheeling Glass Works, Top Mill, Fulton.
Hour at Fulton 81 o'clock. At the other
places 413 O'Clock. Public cordially invited
10 any OF these services. auglO
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WANTED.

I,,yE GOOD STOGIE CIGAR MAKERS.
r. None but good workmen need apply
steady work guaranteed. n,>,r,
augt0-q JA'ob brN u
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PEOPLES Free Church.

Eng. Evan. Lutheran, John Street.
TINE PASTOR, REV. s. b. BARN1TZ,
being restored, will preach AT lO% A. Nj.
and ~ z. NJ, tomorrow. Morning sermon,
Harvest :" evening, Peace"
Sunday School addresses and Blackboard
Illustrations at 2 o'clock.
YOU ARE INVITED! aug'O
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Paper Fly Brushes.

NEAT, CHEAP, DURABLE, BETTER
N Than feathsr- Don't break "a. lust
The thing for thh hot ~sathr FOR sale by
Ell NICOLL,
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The several Democratic County Ex-
ecutive Committees are requested to
make suitable arrangements for secur-
ing the attendance of the Democratic
voters at the meetings above announced.
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TOWNSHIP TICKET.

For Justices of the Peace,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Among to-day's negotiations we notice in
sales of $4,000 commercial paper at 10 q
cent p annum, $1,000 at II and $4,000 at II.
Gold opened at ll40 ll4A, against
lI45s at New York, and after an active
business, closed at las 0ll43s, against
1l41h in that market. The reported sales
comprised SIS, 900, as follows: $4,000 $1,000,
$1,000, $1,000 and $l2 ,000) at la; $8, 600
$4,000, $4,000 and $l5,000) at HAS;
$4,000 at 1l4A and $4,000 at Il4&s.
The only sale of silver reported was a
small amount of $500 in American half
dollars at 1874 The market is now quoted
at 10744 q 1854 for American half-dollars,
and 3l9 0512 y cent premium gold, for
Mexican dollars.
Sterling exchange exhibited very little
animation, but under the influence Of the
gold dispatches from New York advanced
Is a u y cent for private. The sales in
included El000 AL clear at l2512; 9l5,000 at
1855, and El000 first class at 1853.
No sales of francs were reported.
At the close, sterling was quoted at l25A
0l255s for bill Of lading and Al clear. and
I26 for bank; and francs at 4.5834 q 4.5745
for private, and nominal for bank
Domestic exchange continued quiet and
without any apparent variation. The
banks confined to check on New York at
3s b cent premium, and commercial sight
ruled at 3-160 a. The sales covered $780,
600, embracing $4,000 commercial sight on
New York at 3-l6 " cent premium, and
500, 900 bank $4,000, 10000, $40, 600, $685.
900 and S25, 000l at "A
In stocks we heard of a sale of 20 shares
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Association
at -.
No sales of bonds were reported.
Nothing was reported in warrants.
City appropriation certificates were in re-
quest at frmer rates, and the.sales included
$I3, 500 (SI500. $4,000 and $4,000 at II, $4,000
at71l5, $4,000 at 711R 07l34, and $500 $500
and $4,000 at ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19
MIR. summers Position.

A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Ga-ette says:
To meet the difficulties expressed by Mr..
summer in the way of his pr0uouncing him
self for Greeley-namely, distrust Of the
democracy in regard to fair treatment for
5 5 negroes-a letter signed by near hun
advice. Those who send # are understood
to be in the Greeley interest. Mr.. Sumner
mas not however, as yet determined on the
nature OF his reply, nor has he decided on
what course he will pursue, as he inforped
Senator Wilson to-day that no one had re-
ceived any authority to speak for him or
even to indicate his position. u
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New Division of Territory for Internal
Revenue Purposes

A Washington special of Monday, to the
st. Louis Democrat says:
Under the new assignment of supervisors
of internal revenue to be made tomorrow,
New England will probably constitute one
district: New York the second; Pennsyl-
vania New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware
the third; the District of Columbia, Vir-
ginia West Virginia, North and South Caro-
Ina, the fourth; Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi and Tennessee, the fifth;
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Indian Terri
tory Kansas aud Missouri, the sixth; Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan and
Wisconsin, the seventh-the remaining ter
ritOry west of the Mississippi to be appor
toned in the remaining districts While
under the new law no exact division into
districts is recognized, the above will be
the portion of territory the newly COM
missioned supervisors Will take in charge.
Thus far the following appointments are
mons for New England, Office at Boston S.
B. Ducher, New York city; S. L. Powell,
Indianapolis; A. p. Tuition, Philadelphia;
John Mcdonald, st. Louis; P. w. Perry
Raleigh. 1t is thought COrwin will be re-
tanned for Ohio The supervisor for the
Northwest has not been determined.
General f. w. Sewell, sUrveyor-at-large,
has been here several days in consultation
with the Commissioner and Solicitor of In
ternal Revenue, revising regulations for
distilled spirits. To-day the last proofs
were corrected and the whole will be ready
to submit for his approval on his return
from North Carolina, on Friday
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19

day 26300 bales, as follows: For August
delivery at q I-l602l34; September 208s q
81 I-16; October Is 5l6020 l-I6: November
1913 a 1873; December 10 3160 1874. South
ern Hour dull and unchanged. Whisky firm
at 921ac. but held at 93c. Wheat dull, and
favoring buyers; winter red Western at
81 so a 81 Csc. Corn dull, heavy and lower
the scarcity Of freight room checks the ex-
port demand. Pork dull and nominal at
ST3 500I3 IS. Mess beef dull and IN
changed Lard heavy at 8099sc. Iur-
pentine firm: 4s749c. Rosin quiet at 50
3 05 for strained. Freights to Liverpool
firm. Coffee dull; Rio l545 a l5l2c. Sugar
in fair request: fair to good refining quoted
at 81z 085c; Cuba Sl5 a yc Molasses oun
but unchanged Rice firm at 8l3 aye.
CINCTHRATI, July lS.-Cotton dull, and
prices dropping; middling 25c. =. E!o lou
market buOyant but unsettled at ~ - a O..
Wheat-Demand good at full pricesi supply
light: old 81 cool 81; new III 450 ~
Corn dull and prices a shade lower at ~ q
Soc oats steady, with moderate, o LlIilat
at 30 935e Pork-Demand fair and market
firm: regular SI2 50. Lard-Demand tar
and market firm for winter; kettle SO q SCI
steam sac; summer FAC. Bulk meats
Demand good at full prices, especially Tor
clear rib and clear; shoulders 54e; bulk
sides 6Ac: clear sides 1@sei all held 4se
higher; sales of clear rib at FAC. Bacon
demand active anu u AoCa fsAF oAS0ot 1L-CNA
ders closed firm at &c; clear rib S03lse;
clear She. Sugar-eured hams firm and
good demand at IA l5c. Wdisky-Higher
grades advanced to SIC.
ST.. LOUIS, July IS.-Cotton dull and
prices are nominal. Flour quiet and TN
changed. Wheat-Demand fair and market
firm; old No. 2, red winter 81 65, an ad.
vance; sample lots Of new do 81 Sc. Corn
duh but unchanged; No. mixed, on track,
&c. Oats quiet and weak; No. 2, on track,
2645 027c. Whisky steady at &c. Pork
steady; order lots $l3 Bacon firm; job
bling and order lots shoulders 6kc; clear
slz $3.50. Lard dull; summer Sc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 1S, 5 P. M.-The bullion in
the Bank of England has decreased during
the week E88I 600 COnsols closed at 922s
for money and 921R for account. American
securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July I8, Evening
Uplands 1925 a load; Orleans l0B old;
Sales 5000 bales, of which 1900 were for ex-
port and speculation. Breadstuffs-qu
PARIS, July l8.-Rentes closed at SAT 32c.
HAVANA, July I6.-Sugars nominal No.
Dutch standard l034 reals U arrobe. 4
The new crop is coming 80 market 1t is of
fine quality, and commands high prices.
Exchange tirmer on the United States six
ty days sight, currency, IA 0l15 premium;
do short sight, currency, 303A premium
do sixty days sight, gold, I42 015 pre-
MUM; do short sight, gold, l6A OLGA pre-
MUM on London 2724 as premium on
Paris II 0l2A premium.
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Pardon TO Ku.K,px

This is special to the Coltrjey-Jo1guol.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July l5.-A state.
ment was made in administration quarters
the pardon of about half the prisoners who
were convicted Of belonging to the KIux
organization in South Carolina, and who
are now undergoing imprisonment at hard
LABOR IN the Albany penitentiary. 1t is
stated that he proposes to free all those
who are proven TO have been ignorant or
misguided and who have been forced into
the organization. None Of the intelligent
men or leaders are to receive amnesty.