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Revenue Matters.

WASHINGTON, September l@.-The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Is en-
couraged to believe, from reports of Of
iiCials throughout the country, and from
evidences which reach the department, OF
increased activity among the distlllers
and tobacco dealers, manifested by the
demand for revenue stamps, that there
will be very considerable IN
crease in the revenue Of the government
during the present year over those OF last
wear. Other returns to the Internal
Revenue office are of a very encouraging
character and indicate in the opinion OF
the officials here more cheerful condi-
ton OF business affairs throughout the
country. a. +. johnson will be appoint
ed collector of Internal Revenue IN the
consolidated Second district of kentucky
IN place of e.. IL. Reno.
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SalOOn Fight-Fair.

CLEVELAND, o., September 13.-In a
saloon fight last night Michael Dorcheid
kicked Patrick Callough IN the stomach.
Csliough died this morning. Dorcheid
was arrested. At the coroner's inquest,
verdict WAS rendered of death caused
by inflammation and perforstion of the
bowels, induced by small bone which
had been swallowed.
The attendance at the Northern Ohio
fair to-day was large.
The unfinished race OF yesterday was
won by Kinsmsn Boy. Gustie second,
Starlight third. Time-234t, 234, 234,
1861, 2S04.
The 2:40 class, purse $500 was won by
Dick Harvey. Nutwood second, Maggie
Kimberly third, Valiant fourth; time,
2:39 2:37, 2:3G, 2:373.
The running race, mile heats, purse
$50, was won by War jig, Filly second,
Capt. Harmon third; time 1861, 1;50l.
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international Rifle Match.

CREEDMoRE, September l2.-At five
minutes before ii o'clock the inter
national rifle match was begun At
800 yards range, Boyd of the Scotch team
leading off with bulls eye. The first
FIVE shots of each team gave the
following results: The Scotch team, l79;
American, ia; Australian, l73, Irish,
l6S; Canadian, l67. 1t will be possible
for team to make total
of l,S00 each day or 5000
in the match. The trophy is
to be shot for each subsequent year upon
the same terms, in the country OF the
team holding it, at such time and place
as the team shall decide upon. Ii the
Australians win the teams that compete
will have nice journey to the sntipodes.
The following are the total scores at
800 yards range: Australian team
Gee, IS; King, %; Wardin. II; Smith,
50; Lynch, G5; Draper, 90; Sleep, GO;
Slade, G3; total, 53l. IRISH team-Rig-
lev, 10; Johnson, 7h; Irant, &c; Dyas,
66; Ward, ga; Irnton, 95; Milnor, G7;
Goff, sc; total, 535. Canadian team
Mason, "a; Gibson, 64 Gotten, 6Ii Adam
50; Bell, G5; Morrison, GA; Cruit, G1i
DIsher, G2; total, 52l. American team
Fultox, &C. Bodine, 80; Gildersleeve, 10;
Rathbone, 70; Daker, SO; Farmer, 10;
Weber, SO; Allen, GS; Total, $50. Scotch
team; total score, 535.
The following is the total score Ut the
900 yard range: Scotch, 52S; Austria
lian, 52i; Irish, 524, American, 5l8;
Canadian, 476.
The handsome lead secured by the
American team, gave great satisfaction
to the three thousand people present,
who expressed confidence in their ultl.
mate success,
In the 900 yards range, Scotch team
Boyd, 62; Whitelaw, 65i Clark, 6o; Rae;
Go; Mitchell, 62; Frasier, g.; McVitie,
II, and Thorburn, 70; grand total, 52o.
American team-Fulton, Ga; Bodine,
81; Gildersleeve, 80; Rathbone, Co.
Dakin, 65; Farwell, &C: Weber, SO, and
Allen, 81; grand total, 5lS. Irish team
-Rigby, 90; Johnston, 81; Joynt, "a;
Dyas, 65 Ward, G5; Fenton, Co.
Miner, &c, and Got, G2; graLd
tolal, OZf. SdlhulaIl 'ouui Ah"SOi'. ~
Gibson, SO; Cotton, Sc; Adam, 81; Bell,
Ga; Murison, 81; Cruit, 81, and Disher,
81; grand total, 476. Australian team
Gee, SO; King, GS; Wardell, GA; Smith,
&C: Lynch, "a; Draper, 80; Sleep, G9, and
Slade Co. grand total, 524
At the thousand yards range
Scotch team Boyd, 62; White
law, 81; Clark, 65; Rae, 62;
Mitchell, 73; Frasier, G2; McVitie, 81;
Thorburn, 81; total, j23. American
team-Fulton, 20; Bodine, 63: Glider
sleeve, 55; Rathbone, G3; Dakin, 90;
Farwell, So; Weber, G5i Allen, 6S; total,
500. Irish team-Rigby, 6S; johnson,
"a; Joynt, SO; Dyas, I'll; Waid, 10; Fen
ton, 69; Milner, II; Got, G6; total, 52S.
Canadian team-Msson, GA; Gibson, 81;
Cotton, 81; Adams, Go; Bell, IL;
Munson, 50; Cruit, SO; Dlsher, 81;
total 493. Austrslian--Gee, GS; King,
50; Wardell, ST; Smith, 81, Lynch, GO;
Draper, "a; Sleep, I'll; Sade Gli total,
49O.
The total for each team: Scotch,
1886; Irish, 1882; American l5Ti Aus
tralian, l545; Canadian, 1890.
The match will be completed to.mor'
row, each team firing the same number
ofshots as to-day.
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the Sultan, who considered the
conditions exaggerated and or
dered q copvocation of he extra
counci! Of eighty. This first act of
the sovereign, startling as 1t seems did
not surprise them who knew what
occurred at the first reception of the
Turkish ministers by the Sultan, after
the proclamation. Then the Sultan ex-
pressed his dissatisfaction st the course
affairs were taking. He said it was
Necessary to make friends and show
England that no more atrocities would
occur. The war should be brought
to q close as soon IS possible,
Turkey giving fair conditions. II his
present advisers were unable to effect
this, he would find others who could.
The effect of this sllocution was stunning,
especially to the Grand Vizier who has
kept his room ever since. The absence
Of the Grand Nizier is considered hint
to his younger colleagues 20
Lose No Time
in action on the Ideas of the Sultan.
They will thus avert a danger threaten
ing all. Much dependence Is placed on
Mahmond Damod, the Sultsn's brother
in-Iaw, on whose advice il is supposed
the Sultan mainly acts.
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LETTER FROM UPSHUR.
BUcHANNoN, w. Va, Sept. IL.

BUCHANNoN, w. Va, Sept. II.
Editors OF the Register:
l suppose you will be surprised to re
ceive, and your readers 10 read, commu
nication from the Massachusetts of Wes
Virginia. Still, we have many active
working Democrats who are intent or
accomplishing all in their power for the
advancement of the party. The Kepub
licans have been having considerable
stir in this section lately. Last Friday
the Convention of the Ninth Senatorial
district was held here. The result was
the nomination of George A. Jackson, 6
man SO intlrm that it would be impossi
ible for him to attend to the duties OF
his office, if elected, OF which
think they had not the slight
est hopes ut the time OF the
nomination. / never saw less enthu'
sissm ia any body, than in the said Con
vention. AS a matter of course ID. ID
+. Farnsworth was called upon to speak
and he never refused III his life. he
has made the same speech to the people
of this county until they are becoming
tired, and will not listen to him. After
hlm DR.. ID. 5. Pinnell was called and
made the same speech he made In lo6o
with some addition from Morton and
his followers.
Saturday, Hayes and Wheeler pole
WAS raised and the Hon. John s. Carlisle
was brought on for that occasion.
He reiterated about the same we had the
day before. All Haunted the bloody
shirt, called the Democrats rebels, and
said they could not be trusted in office,
ior the aims of the party are to destroy
the Union. Many of the Republicans
were intelligent enough to know that 1t
was all ialsehood, and one OF the black
est type They even asserted that the
Democrats forced the negroes OF the
south to vote with them, at the point OF
the bayonet or shot them down. Now:
for broken down politicians, who nave
changed almost with every campaign,
and who are now ready 10 use all their
influence to send troops to the south to
carry it by force, to continue tins corrup'
administration which now stlnks III the
nostrils of all nations with rottenness,
fraud dishonesty, maleadministration and
plunder, is more than any intelligent
party of men will hear, and the Republic
cans place no confidence in what they
say, with the exception of few whc
never read nor think for themselves
With some speeches from our party IN
this county we could work great changs
here. II is no wonder we are
Republican, or rather it is wonder
we are not stronger than we are
We never have any Democratic speeches
here, and the result is that half the Re-
publicans don't know what the issues
are, only rs they are presented by the
corrupt leaders of their party-men in
whom the intelligent portion repose nc
confidence and many are wavering
Why should the counties all around US
which are known to be Democratic, have
all the speeches, while we, who are Re
publican, weaker every year, be neg
lected ? Let some one come, and they
will ind that we are working by every
means we can. We want some Of the
leaders to cooperate with us, and our
work will have telling effect on tho
minds of the people, and on the votes al
t 10 coming election. AGRICoLA.
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THE SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals, which
aa. Deen holding most lsborlous session
I'D Charlestown since the first of August
adjourned yesterday. The Court has
heard the arguments in all the cases re,
lu.rel to be heard at this term, and hs:
low adjourned, or rather taken recess
until sometime in October, when it wilI
RESEMBLE at Charlestown to announce
II. decisions.
This court has had summer of unusu.
sIly hard labor. 1t has been in almost
continuous session since the first of June;
suI the amount of work accomplished
ia- beech very large.
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Republican Nomination.

NEW ORLEANS, September l3.-W. M
Burwell was nominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the First district, TO-
day, IN place of II. &. Yarmouth, who
declined.
Governor Kellogg returned from the
north to-day, and resumed control of the
Executive Department
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Antoine received
telegram to-day, stating that John
Stratten, who was arrested and charged
with shooting Wesler, the clerk of the
court of Red River parish, had been
convicted.
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Tn. m,.d,r.r,,o. Of ,h. ssIs.

The mIsdirection Of the pile. . e0nse.
aueuce which ensues when the liver In In
active and The bowels torpid. prsducer =
number Ol bodily evils. The bIsod be-
comes contaminated with the bilious
ruid, causing the skin and the whites of
the eyes To assume a yeiio~ish tingr:
dyspepsia and nausea snperysns, the
tongue becomes iuTred, the breath fnrtId.
there are pains In the side and between
the shoulder blades, the urine IL high
eOiored and scaIding. and In aggravated
cases laundice and Inflammation OF the
liver ensue. All these consequences
may be prevented OF obyiated by using
Hostittsr's stomach Biiters, n vegetable
Alternative tonic which stimulates the In
active liver ~ exert it~slfin sscrenng and
directing the bile. acts natural y upon ths
bowels aud removes every trace Of indi.
gestlOn.
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Ohio Archaeological Association.

MANSFIELD, Sept. l3.-The annual
meeting of the OHIO Archaeological As
socistion, which occurs on the 18th, 18th
and l4th of October, at Newark, o., pro-
mises to be largely attended and OF
unusual interest. An address will be
delivered by Hon. James Cox, of Gin
cirnsti. upon the Mound building
ul AmertcI, and another by l.. l.,
Hosea, of Cincinnati, on the Forts
of the AncientS
Papers will also be presented by Prof.
+. T. Cox of Indianapolis, Hon. L. NJ.
Coffinberry of Grand Rapids, Col. {. T.
Whitesy of Cleveland, and other dis
tinguished archseologists. All interested
in archaeological subjects are invited &c
attend.
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THE SARATOGA NOMINATION.

The New York Democracy in Con-
vention at Saratoga yesterday, nominate
ed LUClUs ROBINSON, vice HoRATIo SEY.
MoUR, declined, for Governor of that state.
Mr.. ROBINSON is the present Comptrol-
ler Of the state of New York, being
elected to that position in 1875 by 49,
500 majority over SPENCER, the Republi-
can csdidate. The nomination is thought
to be as good as could be made under the
circumstances, inssmush as the nominee
will poll. in addition to the vote of the
party, large proportion of the Liberal
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
The Result OF the Trial Of Archibald
Ward.

GRAFTON, TAYLOR Co., Sept. II.
Editors Re .ister.
The case of the State VS.. Archibald
Ward, for the murder of Milton A. Cole
in Grafton, w. Va, on August 8, 1875,
has been for the past week on trial before
the present term of our Circuit Court.
The jury, on Saturday evening, return.
ed a verdict of guilty, and fixed the pun
ishment at ten years iR the states prison.
The counsel for the prisoner i'm
mediately moved for new trial, and the
motion was overruled by the court and
the sentence of the court passed upon the
prisoner this evening. Thus has termi
mated one of the most exciting cases ever
tried in the court of this county.
The counsel engaged in the case were
l.. S. johnson, Fountain Smith, S. p.
Mccormick and j. Il. McGraw for the
stat,, and Judge Morrow, Samuel Woods,
Gen. N. Gof, b. F. Martin and }. w.
Mason, for the defense. DIX.
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HON. y. S.CON AT BEI.I.AIEE.

Next Wednesday evening, September
10Th, Hon. 5. :. Cox, the statesman and
Lumorlst, will speak at Bellsire. Hon.
EDMUND JAUssEN, an able and eloquent
GrFmsn orator, of Chicago, will address
hO. tellow-Countrymen in their native
anguage, ut the same time.
We need not tell the readers Of the
RtaIsTER who SAM. Cox is. His name
ss honsrhold.word throughout the land.
Wherever he speaks the people dock by
thousands To hear him.
As everybody in Wheeling would
HE 10 hear Mr.. Cox, and ss it Is proba,
O'e he vii! not speak here this campaign,
We suggest that arrangements be made
Shd bosts be chartered to carry down
Tue enthusiastic Democracy of this city.
Zach ward ought to turn out in force on
'He occasion. Let us go in great num-
"efs, As well to encourage our friends in
'a'o as to hear the many good things
'lsI are sure to fall from the distin-
Salshed speakers lips.
lhe Germans of the city should, in
IKE manner, organize and go down IN
'oFce 10 meet, welcome and hear their
distinguished fellow-countrymen, Ed
NVNh JAUssEN. He is said to be both
al ADLER and more honest man than
CARL SCHuRz.
hon. VIM. LAWRENCE, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Belmont
DH'rlct also an able speaker. will accom-
r'"y Mr.. Cox. Let us encourage him
and his supporters by our presence and
enthpsiasm.
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Maine Election.

PORTLAND, September 1S.-Returns
thus far give the Republicans 100 and
the Democrats q Representatives. The
thirty towns to hear from will probably
make the final showing Ill Republicans
and 40 Democrat. . t..a ..
AUGUSTA, Me-, September lS.-The
returns are mostly official from 3S6 towns,
and the total vote of 125.77l gives Con.
ner 70,530; Talbot. 56,24l; Conner's
majority 1929. The same towns last
year in total vote of 103, 3,534 gave Con-
ner SO, $40 and Roberts 1864; Conner's
majority 4,2O6. Nlnety-thre small
towns and plantations, which threw g.
S,13l votes last year have not been heard
from. ..|.tIt.|ll H.#..
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Schurz Refuses u Joint Contest with
Pulitzer.

INpIANAPsLTs, September 49, The
Democratic State Central Committee, by
authority, challenged Carl Schurz TO
meet Joseph Pulitzer in joint debate at
sny points the Ex-senator might suggest,
in either English or German. In reply,
the Republican Committee, TO whom IN
challenge was addressed, gave n brief
biography of their big chicken, and asked
if they thought he would measure spurs
with little rooster like Pulitzer. So
another Joint discussion is of.
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Sosson and Sexton, the famous billiard
ist:, played three ball game at Detroit
Michigan. last night; COO points. Slos.
son won by score of GOO to SIC.
Thomas c. Dunn, present Comptroller
General of South Carolina, is q promi-
nent candidate for the nomination et
Governor against Chamberlain.
The appointment of Mr.. Frye as
United States Marshal of Kentucky has
been reconsidered and the commission
given to Colonel Thomas T. Burns, oi
Marion county.
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An Additional Fact orIwo.

ST. LOUIS, September l3-One or two
more facts regarding the bond forgery
case, rer orted in these dispatches last
night, came out to-day. The alleged
forger is J. ID. Keebbaugh, of Glas.
cow, Howard county, Missouri,
but doing business here. The
negotiations of bonds here were with
Donaldson Il Fraley, brokers, and the
negotiations made east were with John
f. Benjamin, of Washington City,
Strudth " Co, printers, who furnished
the bonds did so in perfect regular way
and no blame whstever is attached 10
them.
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Railroad Matters.

ST. LOUIS, September l9.-The Con
ventio1 of Western and Southwestern
railroad representatives completed their
business to-day, by the adoption of the
plan for pooling freight earnings, as
teleg grsphed last evening. The pooling
arrangements will apply to both eastern
and western bound freight. The Con.
vention will meet again in Chicago next
month
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Iuctus Robinson Nominated I'm Place
OF HOratiO Seymour.

SARATOGA, September l3.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention TO nominate q
candidate for Governor in place of Sey-
mour, who declined, met to day and
nominated Lucius Robinson by acclama-
tion. The Convention then adjourned
sine die.
John Kelley has resigned as elector at
large and Horstio SeyNours substituted.
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Disturbances a. Amsterdam

AMSTERDAM, September l3.-Ssrious
disturbances occurred here on Monday
night and last night because the gov
ernment suppressed fair. The troops
were called out and attacked the mob,
killing one person and wounding four
tsen. Large re,niorcements OF troops
have arrived.
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OF the "bloody-shlrt" hero the Albany
Times remarks: "He's undoubtedly
great patriot; he always was-at home
The real trouble would seem to be that
Mr.. Morton has an itching palm for four
years more of patronage, and he cannot
hope to enjoy that luxury unless hayes
is elected
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Spoon Butler Nominated for Con.
Rresa.

Spoon Butler Nominated for Con
gress.
Boston, September l3.-The Republi.
can Congressional Convention to nomi.
nate q candidate in the Seventh district,
met at Lowell to-day, and General b. +.
Butler was nominated on the first ballot,
as follows: Whole number of votes, LOG;
necessary to choice, 54; Butler, "a;
William A. Russell, 13; Carroll Dwight, 3.
The motion to make the nomination
unanimous, was lost, about ten delegates
rising in opposition. -.
A committee was appointed to wait
upon General Butler and invite his at
tendance.
On entering the hall, he was received
with great applause and made speech
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night, A. .
WHITTIER. daughter OF H.. sDd Martha J.
Whtinyer. of scarlet fever, Ia the dh year
ef her age.
The funeral will take place from tbs
residence oi her parents, 80. 10 Twenty.
third street, on Friday afternoon ai
O'Clock. The friends of the family are In
yited TO attend. lntsrment At the PENN
Eula cemetery.
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Execution Returned.

NEW YORK, September lS.-Sheriff
Conner returned the execution, to-day,
in the I weed 100000 suit The judg-
ment Is wholly unsstisfied, he being una
BILE to find any property on which to
make levy.
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The yellow Jack.

SAVANNAH, September lS.-The vel,
low fever Interments to-day reached
twenty two, the largest number yet re-
ported. The Benevolent Association will
be glad 10 receive aid for the sick and
destitute. There is much suffering among
the poor people, both white ssd black.
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THE New York Star, in an ill-temper-
ed article. describes Manton Marble as
1.-The evil genius of the Democratic par
ty," and adds that "he has been the
stealthiest, ablest and most cunning
politicsl traitor that ever lurked in the
Democratic csmp"-all OF which is hor-
rible to relate
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THE New York Ne'os says: ave can
imagine that Abraham Lincoln would
turn in his coffin could he hear OF Tatts
order. The bayonet, not the ballot is
now for the reconstructed South
Reason cannot prevail nor liberty con.
tinue under the domineering threat OF
the bAYOnet."
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No Further Deposits of Legal Ten
! r ders.

WASHINGTON, September l3.-The
comptroller of the currency does not an
tlcipste any further deposits of legal ten
ders to secure bank circulation, and says
that 1t is probable that $40 900 now held
for this purpose will be withdrawn, and
new Al per cents be deposited in their
stead.
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FOREIGN.
Earl Derby's speech.

LONDON, September l3.-Earl Derby
peech in reply to the addressfs
Of deputations that waited upou him
Monday, on the Eastern question, ap'
pears generally satisfactory TO the press
and public agitation about the govern
ment's position on this question.
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ChOk ed and Robbed -.

ST. PAUL, Sept. l3-La.t night, at
Watertown, four men entered the resi-
dence OF Pat Catferty, took him from bed,
choked him, and compelled him to tell
where he kept his money, and robbed
him of S4O0 in gold and sl5 or $40 in
currency. No arrests have been made
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Fs,u every quarter come words o'
fragment, as to the progress OF the
..,,,.I campaign. Not alone from
-r mart of West Virgins, do such
,,me but from Ohio and Indiana
WE'LL We say to our friends every.
,,s,e close up your ranks, perfect your
..,.Dzstions, enthuse the sluggish, and
rery way put yourselves IN lighting
,,m for the day Of election.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Seryian Victory,

LONDON, September IA Servisn
bulletin announces that the fighting yes
terday terminatsd in favor of the Ser
vians.
General Rance Olimpics has been sus-
pended in command of the Servisn army
of Drins by Col. Wierecovict.
Twelve hundred Italian volunteers are
expected at Belgrade.
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In August New York did the best
business II has done for years. Let us
hope that it marks an Augustan era OF
commercls regeneration all over the
country.
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ObItu

DEs MONIES, September lS.-The re-
mains of General n. b. Baker, Adjutant
General of Iowa, who died at his resi-
dence here at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. will lie in state till Friday, and
will then be buried with Masonic and
military honors.