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~ DuRBIN WARDS speech at Mans
Geld is characterized bygreat ability, but
although replete with, good things, the
spirit Of it lie not in complete harmony
with the "Ohio idea. !" 1t will doubtless
be sharply criticised BY the extremists,
and by those who are cautiously prepar-
ing for soft place in the National party,
il that party should grow formidable.
While Mr. WARD's speech does not
openly antagonize the Democratic State
Platform. it is to be regl cited that his
views differ 10 some degree from the
we'll known views Of the party in this
State. He was looked to by many as the
coming man for Governor, and although
the Governor Of Ohio has no more tc
do with finances than he has with ths
Berlin Peace Congress, yet it will b
maintained that be should represent ths
sentiments of the party which elects him
While Mr.. WARD, therefore, may lose
nothing of the esteem in which he il
held, his speech will diminish the mum
Der who desire to see him 9 candidate
| for Governor.
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New Haven, Aug. l9. y

NEw YoRK, August. 20.-Captain b.
gardus arrived home from his European
shooting tour tonight. He says be will
accept DR.. Carver's challenge to shoot
eight hours at glass balls, and will bet
$4,000 on the result, and to show his
earnestness will deposit $1,000 to-mor-
row. The conditions are that each shall
use rides, clean, and load for himself and
shoot all he can. Captain Bogardus is
confident he can shoot more balls than
bis famous rival.
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Be Ye Like Foolish.

"For ten years my wife was confined
to her bed with such complication of
ailments that no doctor could tell what
was the matter or cure her, and l used
up small fortune in humbug stuff Six
months ago l saw q. s. flag with Hop
Bitters on it, and i thought ! would be a
fool once more. tried it, but my folly
proved to be wisdom Two bottles cured
her. and she is now as well and strong
as any mans wife, and it only cost me
two dollars. Be ye like foolish" III.
" Detroit, Michigan.
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Great Britain.

LONDON, August 19-The Times in q
leading article on the reports Of Russian
outrages in Roumela, says; "The Brit
ish Government has the right to demand
that no obstacles be thrown in the way Of
o settlement of the Eastern question, and
no further ou,rages Be perpetrated of a
kind shocking to the conscience of Eu-
rope. 1t is to Russia we must look in
the first instance to put stop to the mis-
chief. The British Government will
speak with the voice Of the country In
any fresh remonstrsnces it may see fit to
address Russia on this pressing subject"
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AUSTRIA'S CONQUEsTS.
Official Report of the Capture of
SerajevO.
THE cApruRs OF sERAJEvo.

The official report Of General Philli.
povich shows that the capture of Sera
ievo was the result of the combined oper.
lions Of his own force and that of General
Tegethuf. General Tegethoff occupied
Visoka on the 17th inst, capturing a
quantity of arms and ammunition, after
an engagement in which he had eighty.
two men wounded and four killed. He
Immediately sdvanced a considerable
distance In the direction Of Serajevo. On
Monday General Tegethof's force for
ned an attacking column against the
northern side Of Serajevo, and opened q
cannonade as eainst the castle at half past
six o'clock in the morning, the insur-
gent artillery replying.
FAVORABLE Foe.
Meanwhile the forces OF General
Phillipovch, divided in two columns.
was favored by thick fog in effecting a
turning movement. A column directed
against the insurgent position on the
westward of Sersjevo commenced the at.
tack at half past seven A. NJ; but the
main column, driving the insurgents with
difficulty from strong positions, only
reached its appointed post on the heights
south Of the city at halfpsst ten o'clock,
when the insurgents cannon we're silenced
and the Austrian infantry advanced in
swatms. a.fa
l- TERRIBLE FIGHT. tsf&,
General Pnillipovich says: slight.
ing OF the most horrible kind ensued,
which lasted until half-past one P. M
The Moops we're fred upon from every
doorway and window. Even the women
and The sick and wounded insurgents 10
the military hospitals participated in
incredible scenes of widest fanaticism
II was ontv owing to the good discipline
of thetroops that the town was not more
seriously damaged. As it was some
houses we're puniered and burned. Our
losses, unfortunately, were not inconsid
cradle. The insurgents fed in all direc
tions, especially toward Gorasda and Ro
gatics. At the close Of the fighting thu
Imperial flag was hoistea and salutet
amid the cheers Of the Christian popula
tion." a aa ,e ..a
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Walking on Water.

LONDON, August 2l.--Fowler. the
American who undertook to walk from
Bologne to Falkstone, on water, in bnots
like canvass, failed after. accomplishing
eleven miles. The Times says, hOwev-
err that Fowler accomplished the passage
of the Channel on foot, though be landed
at Sandgate instead of FalkstUne.
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THE RIVAL MARKSMEN.
Wholesale Challenges from DR..
aCarver-.-Why he and BOgardus
M Love Each Other.

ACarver-.-Why he and BOgardus
81 A Love Each Other.
To SrHE EDlToR OF THE SUN-Sis
Permit me through the columns of THE
Suu to accept three Of the challenges Of
Capt. A H. Bogardus, and to challenge
him for four more matches with shot
guns The three matches l have accep-
ted are as follows: First-To break
eighty out OF one hundred glass balls, dis
tance thirty feet !: the balls to be thrown
straight or pitched in the air, a distance
of from fifteen to thirty feet.
Second-To shoot at target for
$3.50 side; distance one hundred Yards.
.Third-To give Capt. A. B.. Bogar-
dus Eve hundred broken balls in one
thousand, The. articles. of agreement
and money TO he deposited with the WiD-
chester Arms Company.
l further challenge Capt. Bogardus to
shoot three pigeon matches fer $500 each,
aud the championship OF the world. Tue
first two matches to be shot at twenty.
one yards, one hundred birds each: two
traps; boundary eighty yards, under
Prairie Club rules. '
The third pigeon match to be 100 sim
gle birds; thirty yards; five ground traps
Ave yards apart; boundary, eighty yards !;
Eng ish rules to govern this match. The
man winning two matches Of the three to
win the badge of champion wing shot.
The stakes to go with each match.
also make the folio wing glass ball
challenge to Capt. Bogardus: To shoot
eight hours from traps, with shotguns ;
the man bresking the most balls in eight
consecutive hours 10 win the match the
match to be shot for $3.50 side, and the
glass-ball championship Of the world ;
each to shoot with one or more guns ;
everything to be equal. o'f''F 80.
1 The shotgun matches to. take place be
ttween Nov. Is and Dec. Is. E'a8' q
/ name ST. Paul for the rife matches,
as Capt. Bogardds and I both shoot
there one week in the first OF September
The money tobe deposited forfeit he.
fore the lst Of September in the above
! named place. The man refusing to
shoot at the appointed time to lose the
!, amount Of forfeit. thave deposited the
articles ofa agreement and forfeit witt
Parker Brothers 81 Chamb RS street.
/ have worded this as plainly as possi
| bic in hopes that Capt. Bogardus vii
! fully understand it He may deposit his
money with the same contempt for m.
shooting that be experienced when he is
sued his last manly challenge. MY hon
est opinion is that Capt. Bogsrdus viii
not shoot with me. came three thou
sand miles to shoot with him, Gu
shooting ended ID an hexhibition In Pitts
burgh. Capt. Bogardus had charge o
all the arrangements. Eight hundre'
and llfty people we're onthe ground. w
4 divided the money. MY share was $40
So the people of New York can see tbs
there is warm feeling existing be, ,wee
us. We loveeach other very much. A
Capt: Bogardus will nnd the none
ready for him, and / hope he will accer
: all the challenges. l ot'
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Cured of Drinking.

"a YOUNG friend of mine was cured Of
an Unsuitable thirst for Liquor. that had
SO prostrated his system that he was una
BILE to do any business. He was entirely
cured by the use of Hop Bitters 1t al
layed all that burning thirst; took away
the appetite for liquor, made his nerves
steady, and he has remained sober and
steady man for more than two years,and
has no desire to return TO his cups, and
/ know of number OF others that have
been cured OF, drinking by it."-From Q
leading R. r. Official, Chicago, Ills.
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eEWe are credibly informed that
FsRRssr HuErss would have received
she Republican nomination for Congress
" he had not positively forbidden the
use of his name. s ~
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A Beautiful State of Affairs at an
Indian Agency.

er
BISMARCK, D T, August 19.-I. has
leaked out that Inspector, Hammond's
inquiry of Berthold Indian Agency
showed that j. II, Charles,- of Sioux
City, was paid $4,000 for a bogus invoice
OF -four and bacon, delivered 10 John E
Tappan, Indian Agent at Berthold, in
1873. : The clerk for Tappan swears that
be placed the -four and bacon on the
return, and issued ali with one
stroke of the pen He swears that the
nour and bacon were received at the
agency, and never issued; that Tappan
gave out the voucher, and, after some
difficulty, it was paid out of the Inciden-
tai Fund at the command Of Commis
sioner Smith. This clerk further swears
that Tappan had no issue clerk except
the Post-trader, and that the issuance of
rations to Indians was the exception.
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: AssIaNEE's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed was, on the 10Th day o: August,
1878, duly appointed and qualified By the
Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio. as
Assignee of John W. Suter, Of Raresville,
Monroe, County, Ohio. Creditors Of said
sutsr are notified to present their claims to
the undersigned within six months for a.
lowance or rejection. ar, y5ffs.e :
THOMAS 6. ALLEN.
aug27.'7sw3. - Assignee.
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When the Democracy of Congress
sional District in Maine adopt the Ohio
platform bodily, and put greenback man
ON it, there is-a sien Of progress. The
Ohio idea 10 making headwsy.
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VEGETINE 8. e..
Ia Retter than allV Medicine

HENDERSON, KY., Dec 1877.
have used Il. B. Stevens vegetins, and
like it better tnan any medicine have used
for purifying the blood. One bottle Of Veg
etine accomplished more good than all other
medicines have taken. H'3 -5 ..-9
THOs. LYME, .
Henderson, Ky.
vEarrISs is composed Of Roots, Barks and
Herbs. 1t is very pleasant to take; every
child likes II. hs.t -,s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-08-27

GEN. GARFIELD has been nominated
for Congress for his ninth term. As there
is IL 600 Republican majority in his dis
trict, his election may be set down as tole-
rabfy certain,
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,mmittee-same as Glass o.
CLASS O.

Best mountain cake, silver cake, gold sakt
pound cake. fruit cake, jelly cake, lemon cake
rusks, each 80 cents; loaf homemade bread
yeast rising. with receipt for making; loaf
homemade bread, salt rising. with receipt fol
making; 6 leaves bakers bread. corn bread, with
receipt for making, each rs cents; blackberry
wine, eurrant wine, elderberry wine. each ".
riety Of grape wine, any other variety domestic
wine, each 80 cents; pounds butter, cheese, !
hams meat, box of honey, each 81; 5 posndi
maple sugar, jar lard peck dried apples. peck
dried peaches, gillon dried corn, gallon each ol
other drled fruits, each fifty cents.
Committee-P Schumacher, il, Mfs Wood.
man 0key, Miss Retts Smith. Mrs Geo Till
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THE SLAUGHTER OF HusaARIANs.
The Time of Rarus.
Turf. Field and Farm


We have been asked If Rarus obtained
a record Of 2 134 at Buffalo. Our reply
is, Yes Although bis trials we're some
what irregular the judges decided he had
won the $500 offered to the horse which
could beat 2 Ia, and the association paid
him the money so won. Rarus trotted
for "a consideration and he received the
consideration therefore bis time, 2 l34,
has passed into the record We may
talk sas much as we please about the ir-
regularity of the trials. but We cannot go
behind the returns = The decision Of the
Judges will have to be accepted until it
Is .oVerthrown by some competent au
thority. This is the law of the National
Association, and, in the case of Rarus,
no departure can be made from the law.
The Buffalo Park Association is the pio.
neer of the new era Of the tlotting turf.
Had it not been for it, there would have
been no National Association. 1t has
been the fountain head of turf law, and
a decision emanating from it carries with
it a force which will make it respected
all over the land, We shall decide that
Rarus gained a record of 2l34 at Buffa-
10 until the Board OF Appeals pronoun.
ces differently. -. ra
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CLASS r.

Peach butter. apple butter. qriaes butter,
plum butter, cherry butter, psar butter. toma-
to butter. grape buttsr, raspberry buttss. blsek-
berry butters cranberry butter; sannsd tona-
toes, blaokberries, raspberriea. peaches. pears.
apples ounces, cherries, goossesrriss, earraats,
grapes, preserved ounces. peaches pears. sp.
Piles. pluins; tomato catsup, cucumher dstsup;
pidklsd ououmbers. pesshss. tonstsss sash Is
cents.
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DIR. G. McLANE'S rr'
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for all
the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in affections
of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases Of
that character, they stand without a rival.
.AGUE AND FEVER.
No better eathartic can be used preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. .
As a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid with
the impression DR.. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. Nc
Lanes LIVER Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full of limitations of the name McLdne,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
tupe2S,'7eY,
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AvThe Greenback party will nomi-
aase candidate for Congress in this dis.
hiot 90 It is said. asai ia1s
Now what excuse is there for tk1sf :
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VEGETINE.
Recommended by M. DIS.

Dr.. q. R. STEVENS,
DEAR srR: have sold vegetine for long
time, and 6nd it gives most sxosllent satis-
faction. A. B. DR FIBST, n. D.,
t Hsg, etou Ind.
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~Evsry member OF HAYrs' Cabinet
hss subscribed money 10 aid in carrying
eAs elections this Fall.
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HThe preachers have set about ex.

@The preachers have set about ex-
terminating the politicians. The Rev.
DR.. Hill and Major Scroggins fought a
duel on Wednesday, and the latter was
killed Major Scroggins is set down as
a politician, although politics we're not
at tn. bottom Of the duel He was a
son-in-law of DR. Hill, and some time
ago took occasion to chastise the Doc
tors daughter, and out of this grew the
duel. Sons in law in North Carolina will
probably stand in greater awe of fathers
in.law than mothers-in-law hereafter.-
But this being such an exceptional case
on the part of a minister Of the Gospel,
the public need hardly expect to see the
example followed by others of the guild
The first preacher to fight duel in the
United States will probably be the las,
for century at least.
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RQUEsTRlANISM.

Lady rider. ...a.... list prem. ~ a. =
Five TO enter, 70 start One heuf sf tAs !,
third day Of the Fair will be devoted y
EBquestrianism. The committee will decide
only With reference 70 the eaes. sssss as4 !,
style Of The competitor and hsf command ~
the horse. No Sscing villbs allowed. $50,
Boy rider. g. list prsm. - ~ -, - !
Same condition - for lady riderAs s est
COMMITTEES TO bs selected on NE ground.
Discretionary premiums will - swsrdsA ]
ION msritorious articles. whether IN the lisa 4
or not. @nFkk SESE u ks&ek&xzasEA
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CLASS %.

.TsE9{issa CLASoeOsi as$lge x sfsee
Best p preserved peaches. aninees cherries. ptuns.
tomatoes, grapes. pears, hucklebsrries raspher'
ries. black okberries, apples watermeloas. sitfons,
straw wbefries, mrskneless, gSSssbetIie6 sar'
rants nalberrieE crab applees sraisiaa, dew
berries; currant jam, blaekbsrry jam, raspberry
JAM strawberry Jam, goosebsrry jan, sAsrry
jam, ounce jan, pear jam. crsaberry jan, tame
grape jam, plsm Jam, peach jan, dswberry AN,
apple molssses., maple melasssa, sorgham no
lasses, ounce jolly, apple jelly, cuIraat Jelly
peach jelly, strawbsfry jsily. raspAsrry jelly
plum Jelly. tame grape jelly. Siberian crsbslpls
jelly, blackberry jelly pesr islly Jelly
huckleberry jelly, dswberry jelly, nsiberry
jelly, each IS cents. ass
Uommittee-H R West. Hrs Rebeece Barn
hart, Mrs o + porr, Nm I Hatcher.
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CLASS s.
Be.. h.lf bu.h.l Hhs...... 81. ...i,a.i.. !.

peck Irish potatoes, sweet potstoss. seed a
corn, white beans, spouuds hops, half
bushel buckwheat wassrnelea,, musk \
melon, radishes, wox beans, oyster plasty
mustard, Lima beans, eseA sossnss;i II .
earrrots, IL parsnips, 8 heads cf' eabbagss
half bushel turnips, IL beets, peek ssns.
toes, 3 winter squashss, winter ssr I year
pumpkin, 8 heads csaliAswss, 1s.doasA
eucumbers, vegetablsegR pisut, psPPsF
and stalk 6 stalks Gallery, psrslsy, pissa
plant; ruta bagas, peas not less than pint
each kind, 3squashess s sitfons, top, ,sa-:l
ions, yams, Is cents eseh.s s,aTis.alai, !.
/ Committee-Mattbsw Mesfe, Bsni
briggs, John 8 Holliday. -, -
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THE GENUINE
DIR. G. M E'S
- Celebrated American e.
WORM SPECIFIC
afHi E OR 3"U };1i
VERMIF'UGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and leaden-
i colored, with occasional fushes, OF
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an. azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir.
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling Of the upper hip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
Of the ears; an unusual secretion Of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with knawing sensation Of the stofn-
ach, at Others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c. s
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
r DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, not capable Of doing the sligakea
injury to the most tender infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MrFUGE bears the signatures Of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. 8J -:o:- ~ ~ Il
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OVER THE OCEAN.
Austria Reinforcing Her Armies.

VIENNA, August 10 Troops, ammu
nition and material are constantly leav.
ing for the south Great depression
prevails. The people do not believe 10
official assurances that the Porte, Servia
and Montenegro do not support the in
surgents. ra ~asifFr s.,..t.
The Austrians lost II men in the en-
gagement of the 18th. near Buzovoca =
The insurgents, beside killed, lost 13O
prisoners. The Austrian and Hungarian
Ministers beld four hours council on
Sunday, the Emperor presiding. r
SOME SLIGHT AUSTRIAN SUCCESSES.
II is announced thai several OF the in
surgent leaders in the Turkish Provinces
have laid down their arms, and further
submissions are shortly expected. The
Austrians gained some trifing successes
on the 18th and 17th inst. near Stolatz
A fresh Mahommedan band is assem-.
bling near Korana. Two tabors of Re
difs have joined it. sidi
THE SLAUGHTER OF HUNGARIANs.
PEsTH, August 10 The Opposition
journals and leaders take advantage OF
the popular excitement about occurren-
ces in Bosnia to denounce the Imperial
Cabine', and charge them with sending
Msgysrs to the slaughter with the object
Of securing their determination. Hun
garian troops have been the principal
sufferers at Magiaj, Tuzia and Stolatz.
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CLASS M-FLoaAL HALL.


Best oil painting g,..........,..........soc
best water color painting $3.50. sec
best specimen crayon drawing .......s.. SOC
do psumanship' '............. 800
best photograph. -. ................eos
best ferreotype. ......s... ~. soc
best chrome o.................... ..ovc
best steel engraving. ............- 500
best statuotto. .... ...ss.sa.ss..s.9vo
best hanging basket, bead ..... rs... 300
best picture frame, corn work. ........ SOC
do she'll work. ...g.. eec
do ff gilt vork. Doe
do mahogany ,...,....5 .5V
best brackets. ........... DOC
best rustic flower stsnd. n........ ...s0c
best shells =. $780,. .ovS
Committee-Jere Williams, Mrs West.
Mrs Lake Tipfon. MrsY A Hughes. ss
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FooTRACIN9.

Man race, 80. Boys unasr IL years " ass.s3
Five entries aud 3 tsatsrt, (spss around
the ring.) +, ,xzs.s .ss.tasfl ,
Committse-Frih Reel. Charles Esusnstsiny
Jere Williams, W Hunter, John Z epHggs.s
.417tsa9s MULE RACE. s..sa sss A.
70 60 under the saddle, best 2 n ;, thfss
rsunds TO the heat. Premium, $ and -.
No owner win be permitted 70 rids his'ewa
mule. The smuls winning Two heats By eSn.
Ing out behind In each v b awarded the
6rst premium. q ( n a q '
Committee James Gstchsll, P achuna-1 !
cher, Jr, b B West, T o Little, 4 Psafssn.
/. P. FARQUHAR,
PrssidssA :
Gro. p DoRA, &sretrsy.
~ 4 sCl ptTst y a. f.r,s-.,.,
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NEW ORLEANS.
, THK roRrER,s CREW.

> MrDDLspoRr, o., August 20.-.James
Fountain, q brother ofLieutenant Fonn-
tain, OF the regular army, was brought
here this morning BY his mother, from
the steamer Porter, living at Gallipolis.
Permission to land being denied on the
Ohio side, she brought him through West
Virginia. Hei now very law with yel-
low fever. Seven others OF the Porter
are, here. The chsmbermaid is sick.
The Board OF Health met this morning,
and appointed DR.. Bishop special physi
clan. All houses are guarded where the
Por.er's crew are stopping. Great alarm
.prevaile. sas .sia-as
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TsoNrrNuEp I

set chairs ......:... ................a .
largest and best display Of furniture. -. 6
best and most aour made from loo pounds
Of wheat t................. &
wagon whip ..................... Soc
brooms 81 doE1 manufactured II county 500
ny brush, pea fowl feathers 500
corr and potato basket. ket.......-........5 800
Cemmittee-H Bender, J A sshwob,
Geo Hubbard.