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Newspaper Change.

CHICAGO, August 5.-It is announced
that on Monday next the Chicago Pos
and Nail will appear as the Chicago Post
under the direction Of the McMuller
Brothers, who are known In Chicago a
journalists Of experience and talent. The
paper win remain Republican in politics
and will be improved in many respects
George W. McMullen will have editorial
charge and David S. McMullen will act
as business manager, The price will b'
hree cents.
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ENGLAND.
The Educntion Rill Passed

LONDON, August .5.-After long and
bitter discussion and many divisions,
chiefly in consequence Of the reaction
'aryIamendments made byprivate mem
bers and accepted by the Government,
Viscount Sandons Education Bill passed
the House Of Commons to.day-ll0 to
40. The House met at noon to-day TO
consider this bill, and though ii passed
through the committee last night, it was
under three and half hours further
debate.
FORTY LIVES LOST.
Over forty fishermen perished in the
gale on the coasts Of Great Britain on
Thursday.
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Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, August 5.--Arrived-
Steamships Germanic, from Liverpool;
Arragon, from Bristol, and Denmark,
from London.
FARTHER Porsr, August 5.-Arrived
Steamer Cercassian, from Liver.
pool.
QUEENSTOWN, August 5.-steamships 8.
Britannia, from New York, and Illinois,
from Philadelphia, have arrived.
LONDON, August 5.-Steamships PERU
vian, from Montreal, and Gilbert, from
New York, have arrived.
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Traverse CRY, Mich, August g.
During the month Of July. there were
forty.one homestead entries at Traverse
City in the United States Land Office,
covering 4,72s acres twety-six homestead
declarations, covering ALSO acres; cash
entries to the amount Of 1924, covering
222 acres.
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.TheLocai Canvass.

The Presidential campaign in this city
Qas never opened SO Enthusiastically as it
has this year. 1t reminds US Of the Wide
Awake days of 1850. When we SEQ our
young men enrolling themselves in such
large numbers as members Of Hayes and
Wheeler clnbs in the different Wards, we
feel that thereis spirit abroad in the land
that will make itself manifest in glo-
rious victory at the polls this fall. We
trust that our Republican brethren
throughout the State are as much alive
in the cause as the young men Of this
city. II so, West Virginia will give a
good account Of herself. '
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Destructive storm at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August 5.-About five
o'clock this evening a terrific thunder
storm passed over this city and vicinity.
Eight houses were reported struck by
lightning, and on the west side 4 little
girl named Barbara Raich, who was play
ing out doors with five or six other little
girls, was singled out and struck by the
lightning, killing her instantly.
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Gen. Harrison, Of indianapolis,
rendered the Nomination Tor
Governor Of Iudifann.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 6.-Gen. Ben
Harrison returned home Saturday night.
On the arrival Of the train a salute Of can,
non was fred and a large delegation oi
Republicans escorted him TO his house
where the nomination for Governor waa
formally rendered him 10 q speech by
Hon. "A. G. Porter, to which Gen. Harri'
son replied promising TO announce his
decision as to his acceptance this week.
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The De,nocratic Convention To.


The delegates chosen throughout the
county at the so-called Democratic pri-
maries on Saturday will meetin Conven-
ton this morning ut 8 o'clock at the
Court House to nominate candidates for
the following positions, viz: four mem
bers OF the House Of Delegates, a Judge
Of the County Court, Sheriff, Prosecuting
Attorney, an Assessor for the City district
and one for the Country district.
The election OF delegates 10 the Conyen'
vention on Saturday turned wholly on
the contest for the sheriialty between
Mayor Sweeney and sheriffTingle. Ev-
ry thing else was lost sight Of. The tick
ets were Sweeney tickets and Tingle tick
cts, and the men elected were Sweeney'a
men or Tingles men-principally 1--WE
may remark Tingle's men. Who these
delegates will select for the other places
TO be filled seems to be a matter OF mere
conjecture among the people. No body
has any reliable idea who will be the cand
dates for the House Of Delegates, Lfout
very important positionsl or who will be
set up for County Judge (anOther very
important position) or who for Prose-
cutting Attorney. The position OF Asses
essor is one OF the most importa mt in the
whole lot, and should be filled with great
care, s...
The Democracy Of Ohio county are
strong enough at the polls to be able to
nominate their best men, even il in so doing
they have to offend some Of their Ward
politicians, and they ought to give the
people good ticket to-day. This, how
ever, they are quite likely not to do. W.
trust that their candidates will not be &c
obviously unfit for their positions as Il
compel tho Register to again come out, a'
it did once upon tinie, and declare
them mdiscreditable to the party.
Among those spoken Offor tho House o.
Delegates We have heard the following
names, viz: L. G. Barr, Col. Arnett
Philo Kimberly, John ". Boring, DR.. era
craft, and J.W. Morgan. The candidates
for County Judge are underslOod to b.
Judge J.W, Kennedy, Geo. Q. Davenport
and Geo. E. Boyd. The aspirants 70
Prosecuting Attorney are said to b
John o. Pendleton, l.. s. Jordan, an
~. Woods. The most prominent candi
date for Assessor in the city district is Mr.
Ralph Arkle, the present officer.
We presume that Mayor Sweeney vii
not come before the Convention thil
morning as a candidate for Sheriff, after
the result Of ofsSturday's primaries; bu'
will retire gracefully and leave the fielC
to his rival, who will to-day reach the
same spot whereon he fought, bled (blet
freely and died in 1872. This Is the spo
where the real battle begins, and where i
is not unlikely the Democratic champion
will again fall. There are several Rich
rnonds ready and willing to,euter theiiel'
and measure swords with him.
As will be seen by notice in our loca
columns, tho Republican County Commit
Tee have called q meeting for to.morro,
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TnDEN's letter lets the steubenyille
Gazette out of The corner o. recusancy and
revolt where ii has been penned up very
uncomfortably ever since the ST. Louis
Convention. The young men swofe in
their wrath that they would not eat crow
but they haye--iust n little. Ea
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
The War In the East.-Withdraw.
al OF Turkish Troops,

/, VA AEVOPbs
RkausA, August b.-The garrison in
the Turkish port Of Kick, yesterday de-
stroyed the fortiic ationS, and embarked
for scutari. -, ,.a.
English surgeons are being engaged iOr
field service,
REheNArfos OF THE RouMAN1AS MINIS
TRY. ..
BUCHAREST, August 5.--The Rouman-
ian Ministry have resigned.
THE ILLNESS OF THE SULTAN.
CoNsrANT1HoPLE, August 5.-rt be-
comes increasingly apparent that the ill
ness OF the Snltan is of a chronic nature.
Il appears, however, that the danger oi
Immediate catastrophe has disappeared
The Sultan continues inaccessible 10 the
diplomatic body.
aERyIANs ROUTED.
A battle has been fought near Gurgus'
toyatz, in which that town was set on fire
The seryians fed in the direction Of Alex
INSURGENTS BEsIEGiNG TREBENJE::
The Insurgents have commenced be-
sieging Trebinie, and are occupying the
roads In that neighborhood.
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rhe RIllInrd rournament.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 6.-The bill
lizard tournament concluded tonight with
Sexton and Carriers six hundred point
French game, won by Sexton on the for
tieth inning by two hundred and si1
points. Best runs: Sexton, 120; GARNER
i79. Averages: Sexton, 15; GARNER
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FIRE RECORD.


AURORA, oNr., August ga fire this
morning destroyed Joseph Fleury's ex-
tensive Agricultural and Sewing Ma.
chine Works. Loss, about $4,000. Nc
-insnrRnce.
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ANEW PEscrL-An enterprising deal
er in New York advertises in the Trade
Circular, an improved lead pencil which
he styles the Democratic pencil, which he
claims truly represents the platform and
candidates OF that party. It is two.thirds
soft and one.t third hard.
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In pursuance Of decree Of tho County Court Of
Ohio County, W. Va, mAde In tho above entitled
cause on The 18th day Of June, 1876, will on tho
9Th day Of August, 1876, at my once, No. o.
18th street, Wheeling, W. Va, proceed 10 Estate
ward Rouse; deceased, and tho mid Fleming and
tho saId plaintiff and the sald J. n. Kelly and re-
port what 10 due between them and the estate Of
The SaId Edward RouIa and the priority Of lien Of
the aid creditors and such other matter A may be
required BY the pArtieI." GEO. Z. BOYD,
Commissioner Of the County Court.
D. PEcK, Attorney for Plaintiff. jyS-Th
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NOT TO WITHDRAW,

CHICAGO, August ga. G. Babcock,
Chairman Of the Republican State Com.
mittee, denies positively the statement
published here that Cullom, the Repnbli.
can candidate for Governor, will with.
draw from the Gubernatorial contest, or
that anything has been said of,the matter
in committee.
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GRANGE.

PARIS, August ga largesugar Re fin.
cry, in Nantes, was destroyed by fire last
Friday. One man was killed and seven
injured. Loss not exactly known but will
amount to several million francs.
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SALT LAKE, MIoH., August 5.-This
morning, Delta Rolf, boy Of ten years,
while playing on the dock at E. Ware 4
Co.'s mill, fellinto the lake and was drown
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CUBA.


HAVANA, August 5,-Insurgent Briga'
dier Juglesit Cabelilla was killed yester-
day, near Yagnaraines, in fight with the
guerrilla insurgents. Six were killed and
some wounded.
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LOUISVILLE, August GA testimonial
to Mr.. Henry Watterson, candidate for
Congress, was given at Woodlawn Garden,
tonight, by his Irish and German friends.
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New YORK, August 5.-Max stadler s
Co., wholesale and retail dealers in cloth.
Ing, have suspended with liabilities Of
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Ghegntelliaetre :.
General GoH Accepts the Nom-
ination for Governor.
CLARKsBuRo, August 3, l87U.

A. W. CAMPBELL,
Chairman Reps16lioa" State c'H's"S0"
DEAR sm:-1 yield my individual in
ter.sts and my personal preferences to
the wishes Of my friends. l accept inc
nomination and am ready for the canvass
Truly yours, NJ "0Ft '
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AFRICA.

LONDON, August 5.-The siege Of Why
dab, on the coast Of Africa, has beel
raised.
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PHENoMENAL.-It was so hot yesterday
that large turtle crawled out on the
Island shore; turned over on his back
and fell to tanning himself with his
claWs.
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MONTREAL, August 6.-Three work.
men were killed by a fall from scattold
at 81, Peters Church. M, i' H tr
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Bosros, August 6.-Arriyed-steamer
Parthia, from Liverpool. =;
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CONFINED.

The Senate in executive Ression con.
flrmed John G. Ellis postmaster at VII.
ton Junction, Iowa; Samuel I. Cooper, oi
Iowa, Consul at Glasgow; Hargen Ven
Arnim, ot New. York, United States Con-
sui at Laguayra. .s,,... f.,
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WASHINGTON, August 5.-The House
committee investigating Judge Wylie, oi
the District Supreme Court, unanimously
declare that there is'no evidence to war.
rnnt hia imnaanhmant. Lutt : u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-27

the very things the Union was formed
TO secure, namely, liberty, justice and
good government. Just see now; we
hear great deal about the sacred forms
of law, but very little about the sacred
substance OF Justice. ! do not intend to
break the law or overstcp it, but do in
tend 10 exhaust all lawful remedies and
deienscs before yield. II have to
choose between the letter and the spirit
of the law | shall choose the spirit"
The governor was asked If he would
accept the United States scnatorship il q
compromise could be effected. lie an
swered that the proposition was absurd.
In the first place there was no such place
TO bargain away. DIR. Corbin was duly
elected, and no one else could be elected
until a vacancy arose. Secondly, if there
was such a vacancy he would not be a
candidate for it under any circumstances.
Finally said the governor 81 want it
understood that | accept no office or
place, great or small, as the result Of
yielding my present position, shall be
or nothing, and it is an insult
for me to suggest that should take any
office as the price or reward or rs re-
suit of giving up this contest. am not
trading on my position nor shall allow
others to trade tor me-
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The Rnral NcMYorker.

Now comes 10 us with sixteen clean
neatly-printed pages, cmbcllishcd with
fine illustrations and full Of scientific and
practical agriculture and literature. For
the agriculturst and the family circle it
is an indispensable weekly visitor Its
cdtOr-in-chief is the celebrated horticul-
turist, a. 5. Fuller, associated with
whom are l.. ). Carman and y. A. Will
lard, while, as special contributors, they
are assisted by such men as William
Robinson, Charles Downing, Charles V.
Riley, Thomas Meehan, James Wick, and
many Others of equal cminencc in their
respective scientific and practical spcci-
alties. 1t keeps its moral tone to that
high standard which fits it for any family
in the land. The mother can relyupon
it TO furnish household recipes for daily
use, pleasant stories for leisure reading
and excellent moral entertainment for
the children. The father may conf
IDENTIFY look tor the latest experiments
and discoveries in his daily avocations.
accompanied by good advice and care
fully revised markets, embracing nearly
every product for sale. I'm addition to
this its publishers, (the.Rural Publishing
Co., IS Duance St., New York, as an ac-
acknowledgement OF their late increased pat
ronage, have reduced its price to only
$3.50 year. Send to them for speci-
men copy, which they will mail to you
tree. w-3t
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A Card to- the Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments OF a vast
class of sufferers. Thousand OF cures
have been made by them, and, in fact.
the word failure could not be coupled
with them. But within the last two year
counterieits of our medicines have sprung
up, dangerous in their close imitation OF
our trade mark. To secure the people
we have placed upon each genuine box
of llollOway's Ointment the fac
smile OF the signature of our
agent, Mr.. Jos. Haydock. 70
counterfeit is felony. We shall re-
lentlessly pursue any one who initiates
this with the utmost vigor OF the law.
We most earnestly beg that the great
mass OF the American people will aid us
IN our efforts TO protect their health, and
help Us in our task OF bringing these most
unprincipled men 10 the bar of justice
Uniformly fefuse 10 purchase medicines
purporting to be ours unless Mr.. Jos.
liaydock's signature Is attached TO each
box of Pills or pot of Ointment and the
end VIII soon be reached.
The publlo's obedient servants,
uSW-lc-ly. HOLLOWAY q Co.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Renittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever,
&C., and indeed all the affections which
arise from malarious, marsh, or Mas
matte poisons.
This Is a compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely fails TO cure the scycrcst cases Of Chi1ls
and Fever and the concomiiant disorders. Such
a remedy the necessities Of the people in malar.
Gus districts demand. Its great superiority over
any other medicine yet discovered for the euro
Of Intcrmiticnts is, that il contains no quinne or
mineral, and those who take II are free from
danger Of quinism or any injurious effects, and
are as healthy after using 1t as before. It has
been extensively employed during the last thirty
years in the treatment of these distressing dis
orders, and unvarying has been its success
that 1t has gained the reputation of being infaili
bic. 1t can, be safely recommended as a sure
remedy and specific for the Fever and Ague Of
the West and the Chills and Fever Of the
South, which. once broken up by it, DO not
return until the disease is again contracted.
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South Carolina.
DIRE RADICAL OrINIoNs.

MORE RADICAL OPINIONS.
New YORK, December 2j.-The Times
correspondent telegraphing from Column
hia, ). c., under date, December 2ith.
says The issue will probably come
through the measures taken to collect
The taxes. The Hampton assembly
passed resolution calling upon the tax
payers of South Carolina not 10 pay any
taxes to the agents of the Chamberlain
government, but to pay at present one
fourth OF the amount Of last years taxes
20 such agents as Hampton shall appoint.
In the meantime the tax-blll passed by
the Chamberlain legislature will be en-
forced like other laws, in the regular
way. and refusal 10 pay taxes win be
followed by regular levy and sale of the
property Of the delinquent.
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
Have closed their examination OF the cam
Vass OF the electoral vote in this state and
are said to be satisfied at last that HAYES
and Wheeler have carried South Caro-
lima. Wade Hampton has always been
opposed 10 making any issue on the cleo.
toral vote and he positively refused to
certify the certificates which the Demo
cratic electors claimed to have got from
the records of the supreme court. IL was
told last evening that the vote as for
warded would be withdrawn before the
time arrived for Counting IL =;
cHAMBERLAIS's BLUsTER.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2J.-The South Car
DINA correspondent OF the New York
Times telegraphs as follows:
COLUMBIA, Dec. 2j.-There have been
rnnOrs Tor several days that Governor
Chamberlain intended to issue a procla-
NATION against Hampton, and TO cause
ms arrest in order TO bring on direct
collision. There meyer has been the least
foundation tor the assertion. In an in
terslew to-day Chamberlain asserted that
the report OF compromise between the
Democrats and Republicans was equally
"itiioat foundation. so far as he Is con-
cerhed, he sai'l, there is no room for n
compromise here any more than there il
between Tilden and Hayes. There might
be a surrender but no compromise, mean.
ing a mutual yielding of advantage.
The goyernorship was the strategic aim
"i Dolh parties. That Office alone com.
hiahded The whole situation. The gov
ernor said; "a have no purpose in hold.
ing my present position except to pre-
vent the success OF fflr
GREAT CRIME.
Namely, the success of the Democratic
party as here conducted on the plan al
brute force. despise the man Who
Would not light tor such aeause, and
have much more respect for Gary an(
Butler than have for Republicans who
now want 10 purchase peace by consent
Ing TO recognize rs valid the apparent
result OF the late campaign. IL is pre-
cisely like the conduct of the Unior
savers from 1850 and lSGO. They wer,
Ins ixxtax 10
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF .
liaydOck, as agent for the United siai.s, sur
rounds each box OF Pills, and olniihen'. ~
handsome reward will be given TO any one f.i-
derng such information as may itA'i 10 ih'
detection Of any party or parties oounlerieitlng
the medicines or vending the same, BLOWING
them 10 be spurious
LOwAY AZ CO., New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the CIVILIZED world, in boxes at 20 cents %
cents aud ~ each. A.
~. There is considerable saving by taking 'he
larger sizes. ,;a,,,
n. B.-Direcions for the guidance oil pat'"''
in every disorder are affixed 10 eaeh DON.
Ofice, II2 Liberty st., New York
dSw-Dec. f-lyr
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Florida.
TIE RECOUNT.

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 2J.-To-day moth
ing was done by the state DO ard of cam
vassers. Tomorrow they will re-assem-
BILE and canvass the returns in accord
ancc with the mandate of the supreme
court. Some of the members OF the
house committee went this morning to
jackson county, to be absent for at least
week. The senate committee contin-
ned its investigations today and exam
ined several witnesses from jackson
county.
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ADV CT ISM S 5$5s : 3 al
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per acre. The man of whatever age profession
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Those contemplating a western home and com
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1883 Cant he msie 10y every agent
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and danghlers, and ell GLASSES ia need oil taS-ine,
work nj home, should write 10 ms a earn All
about the work at once. Now is the tin.c
Marie,
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Centennial Reduction
in Advertising.

Three thousand two hundred and fifty dollars
worth of newspaper advertising, nj publishers
schedule rates, given for 500, and three
months note accepted in payment from adyer-
iscr5 Of responsibility. n printed list, giving
Name, Character, Actual Daily and Weekly Cir
culation, and Schedule rates of Advertising,
sent nee 10 any address. Apply to George T..
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