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ALBANY, N. ", Feb. 9. 1876.

+. FEM, ESQ.,:
We have had some Call for Kendall's Pee
teral Balsam. 1t has never been kept In this
city, that we are aware OF. Please send US one
gross and oblige. Truly yours,
FONDA & BAGLEY.
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BURLINGTON, W., Feb. g, 1875.
FRANCIS FEM, Rutland, VT:
Please send us, at once, Ave gross Kendall's
Pcctoral Balsam Yours respectfully,
WELLS, RICHARDSON & co.
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NMGS.-We offer Dennson's Merchan-
- disc and Shipping Tags 10 Btationers and
Printers at Dennison's lowest prices. Send us
an order and satisfy yourselves.
GLOBE PAPER 90
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A SUPERIOR VOCAL QUARTETTE.

MATT ELDERS BRASS BAND AMI WILL
SrURTEvANT'S ORCHESTRA.
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FIVE GREAT COMEDIANS.
GEO. NJ. CLARK, HANK WHITE,
CHARLIE AUSTIN,
JOHNNY MACK, AND LON CLAPP,
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wATERTOwN UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.
For the Week Ending Feb. 0, 1875.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-08-07
PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
The Broken Doll.

Blue eyes with their Ioug lashes
Hall vailed in a fearful mist
And q. such pi,ifai quiver
On the sweet little mouth kissed
Twas only childish sorrov
And yet how keen vas the smart
A she hel4 up her precious dolly,
Broken-Ihe pride of her heart.
In my arms I soEied her closely
As whispered with confident smile,
Don't cry, dear, III soon have il mendsd;" Z"
But her f.n faster the while
And she sobbed, 80 'tIank you, dear auntis.
But that won't do, for you sc,
n you mended IL nicely
Dc woud always be patched-up me-"
she had spoken thar -orro1fI baby,
deeper truth Than she knew
And thought CEiih her head my shouIder)
or its meaning "a SAD as true;
thought Of ;he shattered treasures
We prize in maturer years,
or the hopes, the loves, and the friendships
We mourn with such bitter
thought how We gathered the fragments
With labor fsIu a. twas vain,
Just find that the marks of the mending
Could change all pleasures pain;
Just 90 Iearn that the patched-up treasure
Could never be precious again;
And I sighed as thought of the heartach-s
Our broken dolls Ieff in their train
Al me, what a dismal story
Our lives would tell at the best
II, content with fair iraiI plaything.
We made them stay rest;
If we looked above for treasures,
UnshadoEed by time or decay
And this is the lesson our Father
Il teaching us day by day. F-eft#
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~ Advertisers residing IN the EAssrn Tinted Ftniss
ray thrir rs ~ ercne Crr~rhscis uai~i esniss
Postage FHnrs er sucA they psh ray srd their
Aris inserted pr ahove iAhe fr the raid
II Busincss cards. when rnrrATr rrsR.
allowed acoari these ratss uhch for nnsieu
Advertisements when paid cf charged quaueriy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
Chicago E;ar!IPs.

CUrCaGo, August 6.-Flogr-Quie.
and unchanged. Wheat u-o;tIod;
40. /. spring 81 &4rI #5 -pot; 40. =
81 2slMl - spot; las sold at u &Ol
spot; 81 2sl seller August; : 27l seller
September; Il ~ seller year; NJ. 3
Il II; rejected 81 OS. Corn-D"mnuI
active; No. : 72i@r525c spot; ~ bid
tor seller August; G0m G2c seller year;
rejected G2ic. Steady and in
moderate demand; 40. , GDr spot; ~
m47sc seller August; il!c b,d seller
September; IS seller year. Ryc-Du.l
and nominal Bar.oy-Actv" and firm;
No. springs l. seller September; 81 L.
seller all year. Sccd,-lllghr-; common
To- prime timothy 81 90; clover seed Sc
Pork-Activc at 81 ijm2l - spot:
~ 80 seller September; 81 80 seller
all wear. Lari-Quiot and firm at SIS 20
ais sj.,c..or september: 3l4oj seller
October. Bulk Mra,---U Unchangcd.
Whishy-Quirt and arm ~ II III.
On call borj-Whrut-Fwm al
81 2si seller september; nomirally at
- ~ seller August. CONFIRM ot
72,c seller August; 15Ir SELLER ~,ptcm-
brr. Opt.-il,@unr at T.. .r-n..nr August;
A &c seller September. Pork Weak at
81 4am2l - seller August; 81 60
seller September. Lrri-Ls.y ut SD 50.
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New YORK. August6.-Cuttpn-Strady
utl4lMlt.c; futures closed fairly steady;
August l4slrl If $3.50; September "a l-lG
ala , BE; October II 29-32c; Novcm-
bcr IL - go; December l3 1920
l@ lj-lGc; january II l-lGl,li 3 32c;
February 1t 9-32r; March lIlc; April
Al lGG1il432c. Flour-QGic,; re-
ceipts 1900 bJ~; superline western and
State 50 2j@5 So; common To good
50 l0mG -; good 10 choice 81 jJo1 gj;
white wheat cIlra 50 9jm 80; extra ONO
- lOL,7 -; -. Louis - jOrS 80 Rye
Flour Firm at - lOliG -. Corn Meal
Steady at s. loot 90. Wheat
Opened dulicr, but afterwards reacted
receipts $4,000 bushels; No. > Chicago
spring 81 3SHl 80. closing at - -; No.
> Milwaukee 81 4lc,l -; winter red
western 81 5j@l 90. Ry,-Quirt.
Ma.t-ownt aud firm. Curn-Hervy
and lower; receipts 5000 bushels; west.
cru mixed steamer 50" -3ir; 90 .gj. -
m.sGy Oa.-Quict and steady; west IN
mixed GiloGGc; white western "jt,1oa
Hay-tIrm at 50 OJ. Colier' Firm
and inactive nr IN" zoe. S4gar-FIrm;
fair to good refining i-ltr~ 70, prime
s 7-l6@ $! &c. Moas-cs-Qui";, Porto
Rico i5r,j2r; sugar house 25'. Eirr--
Steady. Pctrolrun-Fwm; crude 5l@
5Ic; refined lI,@III. Turpcutire-
Heavy nj aIlo F.,,.-Firm; western
l9!G2&n. Pork-Frm.r at so 800
- CJ. Berl-Quirt. Cut Meats Du.i,
dry ,a.tol shoulders sir; miIli"- quiet
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STATE NOTES.


lHE Morgant""h F"S' says 'h"' 'r"'''
between Morgantown and Fairmont was
completely cut of on Monday last, the
water from the river being from four to
The Charleston Co'ri"r says that
Cantaip Eugerc Norton informs us that
,. H. .
"e HAS '"N'" III anu ''''' - W" F>f
ending to-day, two thousand dollars for
Pas,'hScr' ana iTSisht I'"vlng i,,i Itg H'po. iho
- .mnmn, 0f money takcn in for freight
rh,r arrived ut this noint Int simply the
amount taIen in for business leaving
I.re.~
TIE recent flood, have uuycd havoc
- p.,.b;e county Tn. ,.,-c,,. ,nor.
,''us 'h' washing AVA! o' '"' county
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CONpENSED TELE6RAMS.

The President has signed the commits
SION of Henry II. Wells to be United
States Attorney for the District OF Colum
bia; vice. Fisher.
\ dispatch from Grand Island, NeGras
ka. saws the air has been full Of grass mop
pers, flying south, the past two days, but
few have sliChted. The farmers are
anxious. as the corn is not out OF danger.
The rest Of the crops are harvested.
The Spanish OFFICIAL Gazette will soon
publish Ministerial decree appointing
Il commission of Spain to the PhiladeI-
phia exhibition.
Travel hy the Evansville and Craw-
fordSvlle Railroad is again interrupted
by the influence of the floods in White
and Wabash rivers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
All Diseases Of the Blood.

II N,gotiuc will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify and cure such diseases, restoring
the patient 10 ia"Tirct health after trylus
different physicians, many remedies, Sull'
.prlug for Nr>r~. is II not conclusive proof. 10
yOu are a sufferer, YOU can be cured WIN
j. tu>~ m"dlclu" performing such gtrnl
cuic>P II works in the blood In the "irru
latiug nuid. Il can truly bc called th,
Grcnf B1DyE Purifier. The great soUIc" ul
disease originates in TIA" blood; and -"
mcdiciu" that does not act directly upon
it, "a purify and rrcuyut's, has any just
claim upon public attention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
What ! Know About Vegetlne.
SCUM Bo.roN, NAV =. Is,

SOUTH BOSTON, May y, ls'u.
Nix. STENENs: Dear Sir i had consider
able experience with the Negctne. FOr
dyspepsia, general debility and impure
blood, the Ncgetinc is superior tO amy
thing which I have ever used. com
mcuccd taking Ncgctine about the mlddl,
Of last winter. and, amer using few bot
Ties, IL entirely cured me Of dyspepsia, ana
my .oOd never was in aS good condition
rs at the present time. II Will AFFORD n-
pleasure To give any further particular
relative To what know about tins good
medicine to any one who Will call OF Hd
dr., me al my residence, 3sJ Athens ~.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
3S6AthruS >trr''i.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August - Wool
Flat; medium and combing, good de-
mand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Nirginiadouble extra and above iGl l@+sr ,
extra 46!G iSc; medium 5OG5lc; coarse
i3@ @49c; New York, Michigan, Indians
and Western fine iiG 4jc; medium SO.
coarse Asa 4Hc; combing washed 5s
Cd62c; combng unwashed 42!c; fine W.
washed 3OM Bic; coarse and medium uu-
washed 3ja37ci tub washed i9@52!c;
extra and mcrino pulled i0G i2c; No. !
and supcrfne pulled SSGn42c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
DYSPEPSIA.

SNMPTOMS-W Want ofapp"titr, rising "t
food and wind nom the stomach, HcIdlA
Of the stomach, heartburn, dryncSs AMI
WhiirursS Of the tongue IN the morning,
SENSE Of di>tcuSiOn In the stomach Hud
bowels, sometimes rumbling and pain D.
r,siiN,u,~s. which u occasionally int"I.
ruptcd by dIarrhua; palrucSS Of the uTluv.
The mouth is clHmmy, or has "a sour OF hii -
ter taste. other frequent symptoms H!r
watcrbrash, palpitutiou of the heart, head
ache. and disorders Of the senses, "a, seeing
double, etc. There is general debility,
lHuguor and aversion Ia motion d"Jrctluu
ut ,hr spirits, disturbed steep, and m-ht.
lul dreams.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
4 Gang of Runinu'> Hi;h Bnrnunr'-
SHOW.

Dgs MoINEs, Angus: Al half u.-;
twelve O'Clock th.- morning. the lumber
ward Of Getchel y Son Eva -at On
fire in halt dozen places, and at ta.
present time, one \. NJ, one whole square
!, one broad sheet Of flames, and over
$4,000 worth of lumber IS cn tire. J, i,
thought TO have been fired 10y ,hIrr~-
and crsck,men, tn" advance
guard Of rutitr- going WIKI
r rnum's show which = itits
here to dar, the evident object being to
rob the town. The fire deFar,mrr, is
working with great cre-gy TO suydue IT,"
flames, and it i though; that they VII.
be able to keep it confined to the on"
square where il now is. Tier" is ro
wind. else the Destruction w"G.d r' lm-
mense
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

most chrrriully add my testimony 10 ih"
great number you have already received
I'm favor of your great and good medicine
Nogp'Iut, for do not think enough eat
hr,a;d ia il- praise, for was troubled Oyer
thirty wears with that dreadful dI~,as"
Cpiqrru, aud had such bad cOughju" spell,
.fnl' u Uuu'd seem rs though could uoy"l
breath uuy more, and N"g,tin" has rur"f
me: and do feel To- thank God Hl th,
rImr that there is 50 good medicine Hr
N.grtIuc, and also think IL one of the
best medicines Tor coughs and weak sink
ing is"i ugS at The stomach, and uIyi~,.
everybody To take The Ncgctlnc, for / r.,D
assure them 70 is one Of rhc best u,dlcIu,.
'utt over was. Mrs. l.. OpKF.
corner Magazine and valiant ~i,. Cam
bI.lgt. Massachusetts.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 6.-Co:ton-
Duil at l4lc. Flour-FIrm and IN
changed. Wheat-Quiet, but firm red
81 6Oal 3. Corn-Quiet at 7j@7sc
Oats-Active at 73@75c Rye-Firm a.
81 W spot; 95G 9Sc to arrive Pork
Active; held NJ 80 90. Lard Dull ard
nominal; steam l3;dl33c; kettle l4tc.
Bulk Meats-Demand good at full price
shoulders sold at Sic; clear rib held at
l2!c; clear salt l2ic Bacon-Actiye At
93@l3Ml3!. Whisky Active at 81 l..
HoGs Firm; common s. O0G7 81
fair to medium = 5O@7 20; good 8 =,
n 81
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, August i. - Pig Iron
Quiet ard demand light; standard forge
iron quiet ut $2i 90; sale, of grey forg"
at 81 90. and No. > foundry at s23 OO
Wheat--LiIht supply and prices un-
changed. Corn-Scarcc and higher; car
sjMsir; shcllet SSGg0c Petroleum
Quiet; crude - l5 at Parkers; refined
lO.Cllc for Philadelphia delivery.
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Gained Is Pounds of Flesh.

-uUrH BERWICK, Nj, Jan. l., IN7l.
NE. II. K. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir have
had dyspepsia ia its worst form tor the last
ten years. and have taken hundreds ui
dollars worth oi Medicine without obtain
ing any urliri. In September last com
mruccd taking the Ncgctinc. sine" which
time my health has steadily improved.
My food digrsts well, and | haV" gained
fifteen pounds oi flesh. There ar" N"N'IHi
others in this place taking the N"g"tlu'
an have obtained relief. Yours, truly.
THOMAS f.. MOORE,
Ovcr,cpr Of card room, Portsmouth co,
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

CrNcISSATT, Nov. ~, 49,.
MIR II. 4. STEVENS: Dear SiT-Thc two
bottles Of Ncgctin" furnished me by your
agent, my wife has used with great benefit
For "A long time She has Errn troubled
with dizziness aud CO>tiVuuc>s: thr>"
troubles ar- now removed BY tn" u-" OF
N,-,tIuD.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia
aud general debility. and has been gr'uiN
b,uvntrd. THOMAS GILMORE,
1-gi. Walnut street.
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Tremendous Hail storm The
Ceuteuuary III Canada.

QUERrc, August 6.-intelliscncc re-
cejv,d from 81. Malachi. County of Dor
chy,tcr,yunder the date of July 3oth, SAYS;
The greatest tornado ever known in this
part OF the country, passed over here
Yesterday. The hailstoneS were
large: than hens EGG, and
covered space of ground five miles
square to a depth of four inches. The
Federal Government asks for help for the
sufferers as they are destitute.
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More Hopeful Prospects i'm WiScon.

MILWAUKEE, August G.-AdviccS
from different parts of the State, show
that there were no serious results to the
crops from the rains OF the past few days.
From mcpaccs damage by chinch hug,
ARE reported, but the yield of wheat in
the State is ample, and will be large.
There will also he good crops of barley,
,a.S and corn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07

Stevens Lane, along the quays, through
Capel street, Dorset street and COnnor
Row to the site of the monument to
OConnell on Sackville street The
route WAS FIVE miles in length, and the
procession extended over the entire dis
tance. 1t is estimated that there were
nearly 10000 people in line.
The houses and sidewalks along
the route were crowded with
dense masses of spectators. There WAS
great cheering rs the procession
marched past y U'Conncll's house and the
City Hall, where the Great Libcra,or de-
livered his first great Grafton against the
Union. The members Of the Frnian
Amnesty Association marched with
Banners Hung with Grape.
Their flags were drapcd with
Grape, and many other en-
blems of mourning were displayed
Their appearance attracted general at
tention, but the demonstration caused no
disorder During the progress of the
procession, Doctor Isaac Butt and other
Home Rule members OF Parliament,
llldl Nllfu W III -ll' N~N'' lib''''I
In Sackvile street, IT. division If the
procession with bands playing arrived
and took up their positions, the seen"
was grand ana stirring. Long before all
had arrived the commemuratlon crremo-
nicS began ut the -ile of the mouumcut.
Lord OH gan Not Present.
Lord O'Ilagan, who was t. deliver the
Grafton of the day wa, not able TO be-
present and the Lord Mayor Of Dublin
came forward to read it to the assembled
multitude The moment he appeared
there was great uproar and confusion.
The fcnian amnesty men had moved up
to the front of the platform and a. the
Lord Mayor began t. speak they shooI,
the chains attached To their banner in his
face, and drowned hI. voice with
shouts OF NO whirgcry, and loud
and long continued cries for Dr.. Butt.
The Mayor made II second attempt t.
read his speech, but finding it impo,.ibl"
To make himself heard, withdrew from
the platform and proceeded to his car
riage under the protection Of th" police.
Or. Cutt, in response to repeated calls,
came forward and made speech, review
ing the career Of O.Conn"II and thank
ing the people tor their
praiseworthy conduct during the
day. lie was most cnthu-i-
usticully cucercd. Speeches We're also
made by Mr.. OConnor Power, MEM
Der of Parliament for Meyor county. and
Mr. Sullivan. n member for South county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
Aurthcr Americnm NicIOry

BERLIN. August G.-In the Inter
national -cu,liug race 81, Stuttgart, to-day,
Frederick Kramer, of Baltimore, Won
the silver goblet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
The Grading orGrain.

New YORK. August 6.-The mana
gers Of the Produce Exchange received
a communication to-day from the Erie
Railroad Company, stating that they had
agreed to the rules prescribed by the ES-
change for the grading offs grain. Already
the New York and Midland road has
consented. and now only one line re-
mains TO be heard from 10 complete the
arrangement, viz. The Pennsylvania
Central.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
More Government Officials Arrested.

~. LOUIS. AugustG.-Tho R,goji,egu 5
~. Joseph, Missouri, special says chat
Supervisor of Internal Revenue, Ford
myyr, of thi, district, and Reyouuc
agents Crane and Wheeler, have been
cyumining the revenue affairs of that
place Tor several day, past, and yc-tcr-
day .. b. Wilkinson, United States Col
lcc.cr, and John l.. Bittrngor, gauccr.
were taken before United states Com
missioner Lcdcrserber on charge of
cmbczlIcment Of public funds and con-
.pracy to d,5raud the government. Both
parties waived un examination, and WI
hiu,ou gave bail in the sum Of $4,000
and Bir,ingcr in $1,000 to appear at the
next term % the United States District
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07

Loans were also made fat The Assist
ant Treasurer dsbursed S261,000. Clear
ingS S340O0o0O Specie engagements
for tomorrow's steamer 100000
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being over all assembled at
the Fair Grounds where the
picnic was to be held, and after some
music BY the bands, it was announced
that the speaking would take place at the
dining hall A great crowd having as
sembled
BISHOP KAN
arose, and in few short but very ap-
propriate remarks, introduced Father
Tracy, of st. Bridget's Church, of Pitts
burgh the orator Of the day.
FATHER TRACY
addressed the assemblage His oration
lasted about an hour and half, but i
was attentively listened to, and the fire.
quent appiauds was sufficient to known
that it was highly appreciated. The
speaker made an eloquent and scholarly
address, and at lis conclusion, three
cheers were gwen for the Bishop ana
speaker.
After this part of the programme was
finished, the crowd dispersed and enjoyed
themselve, in different ways, until late
in the evening, when the grounds were
abandoned. There were about two
thousand persons present and during the
picnic rot single disturbance took place,
which speaks well for all concerned. The
affair WAS grand success, AMI could not
have been made better BY the energetic
committees having the matter sn charge.
The races formed an attractiv" fca-
ture. The pony race, half mile dash,
WAS between Dave Adolphs pony,
Roach and Allie Presses "Honest
John" Roach got u good start, but
before half around Honest John passed
hlm, and when coming in
the home stretch was six length ahead.
Some CT the crowd ran out and stopped
Honest John. and Roach went under the
string first. However, the judges de-
cided the race IN favor of Honest John,
though his proprietors did not get III"
stakes.
In the running race Thomas McCombs
horse was the winner without much diff
fculty.
In the pacing contest, ". NJ. Hand
lau's horse came out ahead.
Thus ended one of the most enjoyable
and orderly pic-nics that ha, ever been
held at the Fair Grounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07

The great Troubadours will be at the
Opera House Monday night. The sale
of reserved seats was quite lively yeSter-
day. This is one OF the best troupes
travelling, aud everybody should see
thnm-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07

FROM o.r r,Ports tins morning the
,-.pab.lI,:es are that the weather to-day
~. be partly cloudy, with northwest
- southwest winds, and lower :emper"-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-07
Death of Brig nam YOunG's Eldest
Gnr

NANrI. UrAU. August 8. Joseph \.
YOUNG. eldest son OF Brigham Young, died
here very suddenly last night; supposed
ID be- heart disease.
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NOTICE..

THF FIRST NATIONAL BANK u!
Wheeling, located ut Wheeling, I'm H.
STATE OF West Virginia, Is closing up lr-
affairs. All note holders and other crcdl-
tors OF said association are, Therefore, herr
hy notified To present the notes and other
claims against the association for pay
meut. VI. 4. CHANDLER, Cashier
Bhs,'Jg, ". "a, Nay ;, -. uaUsu
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\ STEAMBOAT CHANGE.-Ycsterday,
Captain Phil. Anchutz, for a number Of
years commander of the steamboat Ex-
press, and q director OF the " heeling
Transportation Company, sold out his
interest in the above line of steamers, to
Captains c. II. Booth and John Murine
Captain Anschutz has been in com.
mond of boats in the Parkersburg
trade for over ten years, ard
he has made many warm friends, and
his departure from this line Of business,
will be regretted by many people. A."
Booth, son of the Captain, will take
charge Of the Express hereafter, and he
is as good steamboatman a. eyer turn
ed wheel.
W. understand Captains Anshutz and
J. X. Booth, intend building towboat
for the trade in this vicinity.
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IIcrenscd Democratic Majority in
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE August 6.-The indica.
ton, now are. that McCreary has carried
the State by from five to eight thousand
more votes than for Leslie in 1871. The
majority may reach 5000. 1t is prob
able that the vote TO call the Constitu-
t.onal Convention, Is lost.
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] SO.
First Rail Laid.

INprANAroLIs, August G,-Tha first
rail on the Lafayette and Muncie divis-
ION Of the j.. VI. X B. K. L. was Iald to-
day, at Muncic, Indiana, and Il conncc-
t.cu was made with the Cleveland, CO.
lurnbus, Cincinnati X Indianapolis
knIIrnAI.
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ThcNosth Carolina Election.

RALEIGH, August G.-Returrs from
hftv.four counties give a Democratic
majority. 1t is generally conceded that
the Democrats will have good working
majority in the Convention.
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APPRECIATION.

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n. Il. SIEvI This Is 20 certify that
have used your Blood Preparation
Nrgctiu",. In my family for several years.
and think that, tor scrOiula or CtukorOu.
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aud spring medicine II Il the best thiuR
ever used; and have used almost every.
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any ono In need "f such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
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- Russell street.
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PIrTsRURGH, August 6.--Thc OCon-
nell centennial was celebrated here to-
night by large mass meeting and ban
quet. Several eloquent speeches were
made and great enthusiasm was murIi-