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ABOUT CYPRUS.

The Daily Nars says: 1t is intended
that the Island Of Cyprus shsll be per-
manently garrisoped by a email body o.
European troops which are to be supple
mented by the local militia 10 be organ
ized by the officers accompanying Gen
Wolsley. The stay Of the Indian troop:
90 the Island is 10 be only temporary
Gen. Wolsley ia expected TO arrive al
Malta on Wednesday. he starts thence
for Cyprus on the 10th inst with trans
ports for conveying troops.
The London press favorably comment
on the results Of the Congress, the Daily
Helas excepted.
The TSIGs in summing up the lAbors oI
the Congress, says that it has made
changes which transform an empire,
has removed the long standing causes
Of discontent, and has psci6ed
we may hope, the provinces which
were torn by dissension and nlisrule, and
has placed barriers between rival
forms Of bigotry, has stopped many ay'
enues Of foreign intrigue, and il il ha'
abridged the power Of the Porte it has
given peace 10 Europe. Lord Beacons-
field il expected 10 reach London Tues
day. A limited number OF tickets has
been Issued for admission to the railway
platform, but 40 large crowd is anticl
peted that line Of police will be formed
extending from the railway station TO
Downing street.
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other thing, BY the inaationi.ts, green.
bLckers and fat money people for execut'
iug = financial policy Tor which he has
full warrant under hs Law, and the wis.
dom Of which Is being Indicated By the
near approsch TO the resumption ot Spe-
Gle payments. But Mr.. Sherman, both
~ politician and an Official, can afford
70 have applied to his record the test Of
time and the logic Of events. bis Ad-
ministrAtion OF the Treasury will here
after be looked upon Is worthy Of high
eulogy in the pages oi history. Mr.. Chase,
under the pressure Of a great exigency.
gave the country the greenback-We
might better say that he inflicted upon 1t
q currency system new and venturesome.
Out Of the chaos Mr.. Sherman hAs sue.
oeeded in bringing order and equalizing
paper with specie values against \ tre-
mendous opposition. When the passions,
prejudiees and errors Of the dvy have
been dissipated he will take rank n one
Of the leading financial Ministers Of The
world, and in making this assertion We
say nothing more than history will attest.
Nj. Sherman il the one strong man Of the
present Administration, and It Is his very
prominence which makes him the target
OF 20 much ridiculous slAnder and mis-.
representation"
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Three Cents n Glass Tor Beer nj
Pittsburgh.

SOuntiCuI u iGtNuAys
A large number Of the beer saloons oi
the city are selling lager At three cents
per glass, and there is q movement on
loot looking TO general reduction TO that
figure. The few dealers who are opposed
70 the reduction claim that they cannot
sell good beer for less than i've cents per
glass and make living profit. The pro-
prietors Of the three cent houses, they
say, seli common article, and can afford
TO dispense i, at the reduced figure. The
latter say they sell only tirst-clsss beer,
and can make q fair profit st three cents
per glass.
1nasmuch as the question Of cheap beer
interests many people in Wheeling, as
well as in Pittsburgh, We add to what is
said above the following remarks from
the Cincinnati Gasstte OF yesterday:
@stranee that a glass OF that which the
brewers congress declared promoter Of
temperance, virtue, physical stamina, and
mArtiAl proves, should be 80 deceptive.
One retailer interviewed by our reporter
said be could draw not more than so 10
IS tchooners from a keg. Another said
he conId draw75. Another said be aver.
aged 100 Of the largest schooners. And
be verified it by saying he had emptied
90 schooners Of water into keg without
making it overflow. Any beer drinker
knows that a. much as 20 per cent is
troth. II a keg holds 90 schooners Of
water, It must turn out fully 100 schoon-
ers Of beer in the usual way Of froth.
How many OF the old style OF glasses
must they have drawn from 8 keg! At
Eve cents q schooner, the retailer can pay
even s. 4 barrel, and still make $50 per
cent. Does It not look a. II the great
profits Of beer selliug had had their ma
tural effect, in drawing in SO many re
tsilers that they have broken down the
busipeas?
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SPORTING NEWS.
Louisiana Regatta.

NEw ORLEANS, July 1.-THE annual
regatta Of the Louisiana State Rowing
Association. All races mile and return.
First race, single scull-shells, all
weights, six entries, won by John Crotty,
Of the Galveston Rowing Club. Time,
l6024.
The beating entries Of the Persevsr.
snce, Hope, ST. John, Atlantic and Or
leans clubs. Same order. The prize for
this race goes to J. F. Mumford, Of the
Perseverance. Crotty lbeing from another
State, was only allowed to row and scull
10 the pools.
The second race, single scull working
bosts, all weights, SIX entries, was won
BY W. II. Brooks, Of the r. E. Lee Club.
Time, 1851.
The third race, four cared gigs. six
entries, was won BY Hopes. Time, lS:l2i.
The sixth race, single scull shells, light
weights, four entries, was won BY Lem
onier, Of the 81. Johns Club. Time 1914.
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regulars, who are content TO take what
wages they can fairly make. It Is run
by the juveniles, or mold makers, and Gs
tie outcome Of their visws about the way
things should be, they are proposing TO
engineer 3 strike. They calculate that 1t
least q respectable number Of the old
hands will 20 in with them, when they
hope TO equSliEe compensation and over.
throw the fAvoritism that would make 8
distinction in the wages paid for hand
made and mold cigArs.
The tobacco trade Is dull. The small
dealers and petty manufacturers are cut.
ting under and iDjuring eAch other b! eI.
cessive competition, and 4 strike now
would be very unlikely 10 succeed.
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Innocent Amusement OF ken.
fuelxv RarN

CA1Ro, liza, July ia number oI
frightened negroes from Kentucky, op'
posits Cairo. brought the report that q
band Of KuKlux visited all the negroes
in the vicinity last night, giving them q
hours 70 leave the country. Later infor'
nation proves the KuKlu1ing to have
been = drunken irolic Of hall 4 dozen
youths aged l6 10 10 year,. one Of whom
rsckles.ly shot negro, inAicting 3 sesh
wound 10 the arm.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

VrESsA, July 15.-The Porte has in.
structed the authorities OF BanjAluka TO
notify the population that the Austrian
army will enter Bosnia with the most
friendly intentions, and that the relations
between Austria and the Porte continue
most Amicable. The population appears
70 be tranquilliEed and even the Insur.
gants seem disposed 10 submit 10 the Aus.
trians.
AUSTRIA AND THE PORTE.
LONDON July l6.-A dispatch from
Constantinople ssys: It IL reported that
3 convention has been arranged between
AustriS and the Porte. Austria engages
10 preventing future alliance between
RuSsia and Montenegro and ServiA, and
TO preserve order in Bulgaria between
MussulmRns and Christians, even II nee
essary during the Russian occupation.
All accounts confirm the reports that
the opposition to Austrian occupations is
giving way.
It & sAuihoritstiyely reported that the
Porte 10 about 70 grant TO an English
company q concession for q commercial
aud strstegical railway from Mercipa to
Dearbekir.
OPPOSED 10 THE AsoIo-TuRKIsA POLICY
LONDON, July l5.-The Daily Mas
understands that the leaders have decided
TO oppose the policy Of the Anglo-Tur.
kish Convention and 10 take the sense Of
parliament on the subject.
AVienpa dispatch says: Negotiations
are proceeding between Rome and
Athens, which, il successful, will pledge
Italy 70 assist in the defense Of the Greek
coast.
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FRANCE.
A Formal Visit TO the American
section.

PARIS, July l5.-M. KrantE, Chief Di-
rector Of the Exhibition, Prof. LabonlaLe
N. Berger, Director Of the foreign sec.
tions. and u. DreiiE MoDin, Director Of
the French section. made an official visit
10 the American section to-day. A de-
tachmept Of U S. marines was drawn up
before the facade and presented arms As
the party approached. The visitors were
received BY Mr.. Hill, Secretary OF the
American Legation, and Commissioner
Mccormick, And escorted on = tour Of
inspection through the section. The
party were subsequently entertained At
lunch. Mr.. Mccormick proposed the
prosperity Of the exhibition and Mr..
KrAntE responded, expressing desire for
4 continuance Of The good relations be.
tween the United stAtes and France. At
the copelusion Of the visit, which lasted
three hours, the company proceeded 10
view the head Of The statue OF liberty, des.
tined for the hArbor Of New York.
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shootiug the Young BrItons,

NAPoxET, 0SI., July 16.-While 4
Young Briton named Samuel Kelley wa
passing near MarysVille Corners satur-
day evening, he was shot and severely
voupdsd BY james White, = Catholic. II
il reported this evening that White shot
Robert Harvey while trying TO arrest
him. White Il sill at large, though the
latest information says that be 10 sur.
rounded 10 The woods and escape is al.
most impossible.
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FIRE RECORD.


DErRor1, July ia FIRE at Lexington,
Mich, today destroyed the planning mills
and furniture factory Of E. 3. Y. Brown.
Loss 5000. No Insurance.. The Ere
originated in the engine room.
PrrsBuRGH, July l5.-A ERE 70 night
damaged Doyle & Brothers GlAss House,
on the South Side, 70 the extent Of sl0,.
900. The Gre caught from the black.
smith shop, connected with the works.
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McKensie's Invasion OF Mexico.

CRY OF MExIoo, July Col. Nc.
Kensies invasion Of Mexican soil has
caused considerable excitement, the peo-
pie believing that McKensie acted upon
4 wide construction Of, his orders and the
object EAs 10 raise 4 border war for an.
nexation purposes. The treasury is nov
said 10 be depleted. Fears Of the coming
disturbances continue 10 create uneasiness
and impair business. A famine il re-
ported In the States Of Sonora and
SinGlyA AT MAIItlAu there IL no -four,
and the people are emigrating.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Berlin states that the agreement between
Austria and the Porte relative to the
occupation Of the Provinces has been con.
cluded, and that the Austrians will enter
in 4 week. A correspondent at Vienna,
however, says that Corntheodori PAshA
comes TO Vienna 70 conclude the nego.ia.
tons. The Porte bas lately shown un.
mistakable good will, and positively or.
dered the Inhabitants Of Sersievo, who
were inclined TO resist, to submit to the
will OF the Powers.
Count Andras.y has visited Emperor
Francis Joseph. Hi. reception was very
gracious,
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LITTLE Rock, July Is. Thermometer
92'. There were several cases Of sun
stroke yesterday. Alex Warwick, repre-.
senting A. T. Stewart 4 Co, Of New York,
fell dead from the heat on Saturday
evening.
OMAHA, NLB-. July l5.-Three deaths
occurred here during the past 4s hours
from the effect Of excessive heat.
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The Heat n Chicago.

CHICAGO July l5.-Tbe heat has been
more telling to day than At any time
this year. The thermometer hAs reached
9lo, and three cAses Of sunstroke are re.
ported, one being fatal. The Washington
Ice Company lost horse, and one Of
their drivers was overcome by the hest.
Antonio Greri, q Poli,h Isborer, died from
sunstroke. and an unknown man was
prostrsted BY heat.
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SALT LAKE, July ia petition TO
the President asking the removal from
Office OF Chief Justice Michael Schaefer
has been published here, and il signed by
most Of the lawyers in the city. The pc
tition alleges ignorance or disregTrd Of
the law, and precedent even Of bis own
previous rulings; that the Clerk Of the
Court, his brother.iu.laW. and his son are
managing the clerks Office in such
manner As to bring the court into con-
tempt,
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: = Good Word Tor shermnu.

B,'., - 1aI'Hrt 4Heieaa take. up the
n ~ s.,' "a D'AilI Of Secretary Sherman
H., p. s9. his ossial conduct upon that
-. -. pun. which will stand the ts.t Of
Nst .,saa lsd The logic Of events. It.Ays:
ii. fSiaI r.i;II' y. S best abused public man In
Ill. .sC T.Si Siie' il the present Secretary
3, y y. .I,trei'ury. Nr. sherman / sccuSed.
y 4 s,e.;S " !, o. writing letter which l.,
dtA. p.otfl6Is extent, the ioundatIon
tv,S M FSust Investigation, Apd YET, ii be
d, 4 ,S;E G,d write it, there /. nc,hipH In
E,,. .aisa night not very properl, "
e,r, v saAsltsd from bis pen under IL
ea' he Is attacked, ior An.
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Tha Nan GnIIecfnr.

INV YoRx, July l5.-RspresentatiVe
Chittsnden, ex-CopgressmAn Williams,
Walter Phelps, MIrIhIII Roberts and
Reuben z. Fenton were justified this
morning a. bondsmen for the new collee-
tor General Merritt, and The bond was
forwarded 10 Washington.
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LEAvnwoRIH, Ks, July l5.-Tbe
family Of F. J. wsrdell, late minsger Of
an evening Newspaper In this city, are
very npeAsy a. 70 his whereabouts. He
left this city on July 4lh, arrived In st.
Louis on the evening Of the 9th, and for
The lAst time was seen In the Union De-
pot Of that city after leaving the car.
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sTEUBENVILLR.

Herald Of Yesterday Evening.
There are sixteen cases Of "Who's
pin here" in Steubenyille.
Here in steubenville, as elsewhere
throughout the country, the tramp /.
found bskiog in the sun. dog like, while
fair compensation for his labor il freely
offered throughout the agricultural dis.
tricts.
We learn from Mr. D. Whitman, who
has Just returned from his home In Ohio
county, West virginia, that the farmers
over there have their hands full gather
log in their abundant crops. There is
more labor 10 do than hands 70 perform
it. Wool purchasers are paying SIC right
along.
There has been an effort on the part OF
some Of the members Of the Ohio, Penn
sylvsnia and West Virginia Sheep Breed.
ers' Association 10 move the principal
Office OF that Association from Columbus
TO steubenville, making this city there:
after their headquarters. A successful
sheep fair this fall would give decided
impetus 10 the movement, and perhaps
make il successful.
Rev. Thomas D. Pitts, Of St Paul's
Church, began a series Of sermons yester.
day on "future punishment. BE drew a
graphic and vivid picture Of the He'll Of
endless torment, according 10 the com.
monty received notion ol the horrible
place, concluding with this statement !:
"NoW ! DO not hesitate 10 say that the
words in the original OF which He'll in
our English Bible IL the translstion con.
vey no such idea and have no such mean
ing" This position was supported by =
most logical and able discourse, showing
that the doctrine Of endless torInen, was
not held by the Jews nor supported by
any Of the words, translated He'll in the
New Testament, and that the Church had
never imposed this belief as an article of
faith.
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wAsHISoroS, July 15.-subscriptions
TO The four per cent loan amounted 10
81, 100000.
About sixty female employees oi the
Patent 0hee were discharged TO day, be.
cause Of the reduction in the -aPpropriA.
tiou.
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GREECE.
Grea, Confiagration in ThessaIy.

UFehI COhuheFhIlbu IN IHtbsHIy'
ATHENS, July ia telegram from
LamiA states tbs. great ERE Is raging
throughout the large district Of the Thes.
sally Village Of Sophia. This district /,
partly burned. The harvest is totally
destroyed. The FIRE began At numerou.
district points and is undoubtedly the
work Of inceudiAries.
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DusuQur, Iowa, July 15.-Ano,her
heavy rain storm last night flooded
things generally, and sweeping away Two
bridges on the tllinoi, Central that hsd
been nearly completed since Thu7dsy's
storm, and one that had been finished.
One creek rAiEed 5 feet 9 inches in two
hour. The weather il sill very bot,
the thermometer ranging iron 92' 70 9s'.
Two cases Of sunstroke to-day, but
neither fatally,
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ITALY.

RoxE, July l5.-At the Consistory to.
day the Pope submitted for approval Of
the Cardinals the secret allocuiion indi.
eating the future line Of conduct towards
the various Powers.
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CINCINNATI, July l5.-The CoRueeial
this morning publishes crop reports from
= large number Of places In Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky, which indicate that there
Il not only greater acreage OF wheat
than in any former year, but the average
product per acre Il larger than ever Be.
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LONDON, July l5.-stsaners Greece,
Italia, STATE Of Pennsylvania and Torren.
70, from New York; Massachusetts,, Bos-
ton; and Lake ChamplAin and Pb9niciAu,
Montreal; arrived out
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CRInIxAL RECORD.

NASHVILLE July 15.-Robert Lowe, 4
white man, was shot and killed BY
Calvin Anderson, colored, near Bell
Buckle this morning while Lowe and Is
others in disguiss were engaged in break
ing down his door.
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NEw YoHK, July l5.-The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company have given 90
days notice to The Union Pacific Railroad
Company Of ia intention TO cancel the
contract Of the combination with said
eompany,
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MOVING HoR TIE TYRoL.

LONDON, July 15.-Tbere have been
radical meetings in Naples recently to
urge the annexation Of the Southern Ty.
raj to Italy.
A Vienna dispatch states that the Ital.
ian Ambassador has been recalled TO
Rome in consequence Of his reports re-
spectiDg Austrian criticisms on the
movement,
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C0MNlssIoNER's NeTIcE-AcCoUNT.
sIts Of West vlrEinII, city Of wheeling.
a,..k.- ptnisv gs,-,,ot ~ ,hs FJtw Al VIyhs.li

stIts Of West Virginia, city Of Wheeling.
Stephen RpiSy, Sergeant Of the CITY oi wheeling
VL
william MeNlbb, Thomas 3. MsGIi, GeorEs B,
CaldStll, trustee, AID John RobsTton, trustee.
Ia chibesTy.
By deere entered by aid Court o. Tie asth
dIy a June. A. D. ISIS, 10 the stowe entitIsd
a1ls, ItiIrs,srTed 70 the uDdsISIEnTd Commi,sIoo-
f q sd C0urt 10 take rate and rEport n AooSuDt
showing:
Pirst The amount the pl dntiG in this eauSs It
entitled . Fse9res By felsOp Of the nIttas ~
sscoo4. Tbs property % vhIeh The Judgment
and sIseution neah0nsd 10 ibs hi hFt respective
~ lienI.
Third Ths respective liens % The property men,
toned 10 nd dll and The papen IN The aus,
theT aHounts and priEiiIss, ind Shli portiona Il
Md property ibsy Hfe respectively liens upo1.
F0urth. Any 0GhsF natter specially stated
deemed pEtinent 70 the CommilsionGT, Or required
By any q the pGFtJss in Interest
HOtiee is hereby Given that h1Vs hxed upon
Eltardly, JHIy E7th, 1870, a 70 oeiosk A. T., -
ths tina, Gnd ny o@ea, Ma lEg9 ChAPltne Frest,
10 he diy of Whssling, ~ The plAes tr ascertain
ing and Eating Lbs natter rsi1rsd Y I'D -
oolnf, ". J. y. cOWDEH,
co1ni.,ooer q lie Nunielpal cSzItol Wheeling.
81. Hpsrs, eolieitnE t0f PiEtnttG ie1i.Th
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Fourteen Cases Of sunstroke at
81. Joseph.

ST. JosEPH, No., July 16.-The heat
Of yesterday and to-day was intense, II
cases Of sun,troke, but only one thus far
resulted fatally.
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Unset and Drowned.

CAI1nowooD, July l6.-Fivs men
while crossing MAntio Lake upset. To.
bias NighsNGnder, his son Tbomls and
Samuel MeNeGyen were drowned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY zNTRLLIGRSoER
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Why the Indians Go To War.
The Astounding Frauds at Fort
Thompson.
Episcopal Livingston a Pious Fraud.
How He Accumulated q Vast
Fortune.
Episcopal Livingston a Pious Frau
No Wonder Crook Calls the Indian
Agents Thieves and Scoundrels.
a ConncII Nilh the Red CIouds.

RED CLOUD AGEscY, DAcoTA, July Is.
-Commissioner Hoyt and the Stanley
Commission held 4 council Yesterday with
the Red Cloud Indians. Hoyt spoke
pleasantly 10 them, and Red Cloud re-
sponded. BE said that they wanted TO go
TO the White Clay Creek, over 200 miles
from the Missouri river They
would not locate nearer. The Great
Father had promised them this selection
in writing. He wanted 500 cows and
other cattle, farm houses and schools. He
was coniented with their supplies. He
wanted Catholic Priest.
The Commissioners say it was useless
10 attempt to get the Indians TO locate on
the Missouri river, but General Stanley
told Red Cloud that the cost Of ranspor-
tation Of supplies that long distance
would come out OF the supplies. The
Commissioners generally sgreed that BED
Cloud was right, and that the Indians
might 20 West. Spotted Tail Is equally
10 90 IS miles west OF the
Missouri river. Hoyt is much disap-
nnintAd
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DEATH IN THE SUN.
Heat in 30. Louis-Thir-
~ Cases OF sunstroke and Nine
neaths

ST. LOUIS, July l5.-There is no sbate,
Dent OF the heat, the mercury now stand
ing At from es' 10 l07e In The busiDess
streets, and everybody not actually
obliged 10 be out is keeping in doors.
Thirty cases Of suns,roke or prostration
from heat are reported 90 far to-day and
nine deaths. -
RRIoTFuL FATALITY OF TIE sTRoKEs.
The intense heA; Of the past week stIll
continues, in fact increases one or two de-
grtes daily, and has become really fright.
fol. The number Of prostrs,ions today
will reach fully $50, between 40 and so
OF which proved fatal. The extra force
provided a: the city dispensary last night
have been hard 81 work to-day, and the
skill and energy Of all have been taxed
10 the utmost. A large number Of the
cases to-day have been persons overcome
in their own homes or places Of business,
and include people Of all classes Of soci-
ETY., embracing men, women and children.
There are no signs OF the abatement Of
the heat, and the most serious apprehen-
sions are felt by all classes Of people for
the result,
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War DKPAkfHKII,
OBEcE or IHE CHu sIssLI .oyyIcEE.
wAEHBsToS, D. c, Jaly Lis Il ~
FRoBAIiLITIE
For the Lower Lake Region, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, clear weather, fol.
lowed by increasing cloudiness. variable
winds, mostly from the south, rising
temperature and falling barometer.
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FIsH-MAcKEREL, Nos. ], 2 and 8
I In bEItla, Hall BGrTell md KitL LAks Ha-
rinx IN Half and QaGrtsE BErTelS. Salt Wtt9 HsT.
M IN Barrels and Hall BlrTsls. u sto.S and
IN aIa ky Y. BELLY,
ina md III kEtn d.