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TALK OF LYNtHING vILLARs.

81 The dead Wallace accused Henry Viii
lars Of suggesting The murder when be
was on his. trial and he repeated the
same thing just before he was taken
from his room by the mob. As Villars
had had d quarrel with George Wallace
the story is beginning TO be believed and
there is strong talk Of lynching villars.
Nothing has as yet been done toward
arresting those who hung Wallace, but
some action will soon be taken by his
father and by the officers Of the State,
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County Correspondence.
From Franklin Township.

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SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

rhc value Of this remedy must no. bo overlooked
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r.,P.nnbli,an. oi Tyler county had n
" 'I r,,a,ins at their Convention OH
~ l,r They nominated Hon. Wm. |.
= ,,,r hr the House Of Delegates, and
wv. rrIr and Hickman for Clerks Of
~. %'',,I cn,pit and County Courts. Hon.
y, W., IIp,rbi,on, oi parkcrsburg, was pres.
',', .,,rd addressed thcpcoplc OIL the issues
'rS. IA, oai, wcarctoId, made n speech
A., mi /. lcll for good throughout this
-, 0ur correspondent ut Middle
,,,..o ,ir,.. II. the following sketch OF the
,.i,,, mylem Mr.. Ilnirhison. He con-
,,,,Itle rcorls Of the Republican and
n,n,,,,i, partics ON the money question,
,,j borcI tia, the Democracy had al.
-,,.l..n the ioc Of the Grccnback when
a..JJ 4 friend. Thcy branded it MS
-, money " "Lincoln skins" "wiltlcat
r,., &c, when ii was issued, and jeer-
A ,he idea that it would ever
i rleeurl, Now when the Re-
,lrisu rarty are lust upon the eve Of
r,iiy r1l cirpromiscs to the civilized
,g,lvhcn colds only one quarter OF one
=, an, pr,ninm, The men who pro.
.sDnItbe rrcrnbark n bastard and un-
s,ssiptioual currency, are apparently in
tstos maxim. GOOD their prophecy ut the
l.,supia. as to ils final worthlcsSness, by
d,Do,ns ior further issues Of it and max
h.i,.ae,uaIIy irrcdrcmahlc. In order
Svot tber rsoplc up TO this wild scheme
ths Is,lcratic leaders are studiously fal-
6,irs history by asserting that the Re.
,1baas, have contracted the currency,
nl tha. it is this contraction that
loc.A,ou the panir; and, especially, that
tutbe Re,umptian Ac. passed in 1875
Aa hi, olassI 50 many failures and so
uah DEPRESSION. Mr.. Hutchinson showed
hn ,hr Speeches Of several Of these same
abs that the panic had come upon the
uag AZ all other panics had
10, VIZ: by extravaganza, speculation
u ,,o,,,,,,l;n,, amJ ,n"t tI,osn
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InSDoN, Sept. II. Later advices from
COnstantinople gives further details atten-
ding tile death OF Mchmet Ali Pasha. 1t
seems that ut Gusinge, plawi and Jolasin,
even before the arrival OF Alehmct Ali,
complete anarchy had gained the upper
hand, and upon Ills arrival in Johovi hc
found great excitement prevailing among
Tic inhabitants and he was violently up.
braided with having come to Albania to
hand over the land to the Servians. The
agitation went on increasing, finding, vent
in abuse OF Abdullah Pasha,. Mehmet
Ais Adjutant. The house selected by
NIehlnet Ali for his lOdgingwa fired then
q fight began between the incendiariesand
Mehmet Ais escort, in which 20 men OF
the latter fell, and towards evening quiet
was restored. -..
About 0 O'clock the struggle broke out
afresh, resulting in the dea,h OF Abdnllah
Pasha with several OF the escort, and the
house in which they took refuge WIS fired.
Mchmet Ali succeeded In escaping from
the burning building and concealed him
self in a shed close by, but his hiding place
was soon discovered, aud he was put to
death.
The Albanian League Is said to number
5000 well armed men, who are determin-
ed to resist the occupation by the Christ
ian power.
ANOTHER FRIGIITFUL CotLtERY EXPLOSION.
A frightful colicry explosion occurred
to-day ut Aberconne, near Newport, Mon
mouthshire. 81 men were in tho pit, Of
whom so have been rescued. The pit is on
fire.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE loss Of lie by
the colliery disaster is unprecedented in
South Wales. The number OF dead is cs.
timated at $50. Two Of the rescued died
from their burns md the others are in
q prccariOus condition. There is not the
slightest hope Of recovering any more
alive, as the workings are very
intricate and extend over three miles.
So fur only about Z corpses have been re.
covered. The explosion occurred soon
after noon. All tho people in the district
rushed to the mouth Of the pit in conster-
nation. The scenes Of distress arc indis-
According to the latest advices the pit is
still burning and the managers arc dis
cussing the propriety OF flooding it, as it
seems certain that all the men are either
burned to death or suiTocated. Flooding
will probably bo briefly delayed until the
lust hope is abandoned.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
orr1cE OF MAnYLANp LIVE sro. X seALrs

ORF1CE OF Maryland LIVE SrO X SCALES,
Monday, September 8, 1878.
Cattle arr sold at these figures live weight Hogs are
sold at nOtweigh that Is 20 per cent generality %
from live weight sheep arc sold gus, thIt Is live
weight, or noihing Otf
BEgF CATrLE-Thc market little more nc
tive the past week In the retail trade, and
prices were Eahc off, the greatest decline be-
ing on neat butcher Cattle. and the least on
tops and common grades. The prices ut Whole.
sale drOycrs and Others pronounced 1-iaKc
lower, which dealers did not deny, The quail.
ity was not OF as good an average us last week,
f0rtiough there wercsome better tops, possibly
there were agrcat many more common Cattle.
We quote at g 25n5 i2h per 100 lbs, few SELL
ing at either extreme.
MiIcH HC0wa-Good Cows were scarce and IN
fair demand. Wc.quote prices at $95 0Oa45O 90
per head, as to quality.
follows: Best Beevcs ut - 76a5 12; that gen.
orally rated as list quality 81 25ai 50; medium
or good fair quality IS 31ai 25; Ordinary thin
Stecrs, Oxen and Cows $2 20a3 25; general
average OF market this week; extreme
range Of prices 25a5 12. Most OF the sales
were from 8 Gal 25 per 100 lbs. or the re-
ceipts 800 head came from Ohio, 1,703 from
Virginia, 1856 from West Virginia, IA from
Maryland. II from Kentucky, OF from Ten.
ncSsco, and 90 from Pengylvanin-tOtal re-
ceipts for the week 3,753 head, against 4,3ls
last week and 9 2,742 head same time last year.
OF the offerings 1000 head werc takcn by BAL
timOrc butchers, 04 sold To Washington city
butchers, l,l08 to country dealers, and OPT
head to Eastern peculators-tOtals salcs for the
week 3, 80 head, against 30i3 last week, and
2, 2,4s4 head same time last year.
SwTNR-Thc supply haS been quito full this
week, rather in excess of tho demand, which
Inns been fair. Tho quality shows some i'm.
proyement on previous receipts for some
weeks hack. We quote best hogs ut GaG9Ec,
and few choice at 0 l-2c; common grass hogs
5 1-Ia5 Sic, and best grasscn at &c per lb net
The arrivals up to Saturday morning foot up
abOutl 800 head and since then to nearly 900.
Receipts this week 1862 head against 4, lOi last
week, and $50 head same time last year.
SnERP AND LAMEs-Thcrc Is very little dii.
ference between the market thisweek and TINT
of lust week as to activity in the pens gcneral-
ly, though In some II waS fairly activc, but the
quality was not us good as Il was last week,
there being fewer good sheep We quote
butchers sheep at llai i.2c per ID, fcwSclHng
at the latter price; stock sheep at 81 75a3 90
per head, or s 3l-ia8 Sac per ID, aS to kind and
quality. lambs at las i-ic per lh gross. Re.
ceipts this week 0,2i2 head against 7,47s last
week, and (, ,70l head same time last year.
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IlngRAL CONTRIBUTIONS CONTINUE.
FROM FRANKLIN, |
ArEnnlllLE sronY IF TRUE.
Reported ,Irssacrc of GEM Niles Escol

ST. PAUL, Sept. 1.-THE following spe'
c;al telegram from Bismark has been re-
ccived by the Pioneer Pres: The terrible
story Is not credited here though the send,
or OF the dispatch is leading citizen oi
Bismark, and generally rustworthy. The
brother OF Senator Dorsey returned from
Kcogh by the Custer trail to-day and says
reports reached Kcosh about the 9th that
General Miles and an excursion party
were surrounded by Eannocks in Yellow
Stone Park, and q Of the escort killed,
Alot Of Cheyenne indians and two com
panies OF mounted infantry were sentfrom
keogh to his relief. Mrs. Miles, a dang.
ter Of General Sanborne, OF st. Paul, and
other ladies are in the Miles party.
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CoLLNEus, September ll.-A heavy rain
to-day seriously 'interfercd with the ut,
tendance Mt tho State Fair. Tho entries
have reached over four thousand. which Is
largely in excess OF last year. The show
Of fruit has really never been cxcelled in
Ohio.
Gov. Bishop and staff accompanied by
the Governors guard, visited the Fair thi.
afternoon, where the Governor delivered
an address Of welcome to the crowds.
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CiSCISSArI, Sept. 1.-THE trustees OF
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad have
served notice upon the company now or,
Grating the road that the license granted
to them last year will terminate at the cX.
piration OF tho time agreed upon for such
notice, unless It is sooner determined by q
lease or forfeiture. 1t is probable that
this action will lead TO rcadjustment oil
compensation allowed under the present
arrangement, or the formation OF new
company. The company have had prof
table contract and their management has
been such asto deyelope and increase It's
business beyond the expectations OF the
most sanguine.
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CliienCo,

CHICAGO, September 1l.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand fair aud prices
q shade higher; No. 2 red winter S9S4c cash !;
OIL lac October; No. 9 Chicago spring s8Izc
cash; s75Sc October; s73lc November; No. s,
nc; rejected at 6SIfc. Corn-Actiye, firm
and higher; 32hc cash; Ssa3slsc October;
rejected 81 lie 0ats-Moderatcly active and
higher; 20 l4a9oNc cash q 7Sa2l &c October;
at 45c. Barley-StnnS and higher; 81 90
cash (; i Ii October. Pork-Strong and higher;
30 IS cash; o 45a0 AK October; 50 Novem-
Der. Larl-ln good demand and prices q
shade higher; 30 72Js cash; Q az Lad 76 'Oc.
tober; 670aG 72 l-2 November. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Sl0 OF.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LoxDox, September 11.-A Paris cores.
pOndcnt hears that Italy has fully satisfied
France that the rumors TINT she de-
sires to annex any part Of the African
cOast are unfOundcd.
. A Berlin correspondent says: II is I'M
probable that other governments will take
any steps in favor OF Greece without the
cooperation which England seems indis-
OnGpl tn give. ftl..H
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CIxcrSxArr, September l1.-Cotton-Quict
at 119sc. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
inactive; rcd S5a92c; amber and white at
s0a93c. Corn in good demand at fullprices:
IL 1Eai21c. 0ats-Steady and In fair demand
at 20a2Bc. Ryc-Dull at 5Ol53C Barley-Quict
but firmcr; No. 2 fall at 81 GOAL OF. Pork
Stronger. at 25. Larl-Tnactive; Current
make at 50 G5 kettle jobbing saSiI Bulk
and higher ut 4 76a5 05a5 I5a
600. Bacon-In good demand and strong Mt
5 51IaG 35a6 81 1Sa0 75. Butter Steady and
Linseed 0il--Firm at 55a57c.
fairand market firmat$l O6.
HoGs-Dull common s. 0OaS so; light 00a
80; packing 4 0oa4 IS; butchers 95a4 40.
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chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Droven' Jour.
nal reports
Hoes Receipts 1900, shipments $500.
Market steady: PhiladelphiaS firm at 81 20a
IS; BOstons s. 00ai 10; light s. OOa4 05 ;
mixed and rough 5Oa3 20; shipper SOa3 so.
CATTLE-1Cccipts 400; shipments 1000.
Good export demand; primo steers $ 45a5 05 ;
good to choice I O0a5 30; medium shipping
quiet and slow Mt 8 00a4 30; butchers firm;
cows 20Oa3 30; steers s. 00a3 90; bulls s. 0Oa
3 90; western cattle steady and unchanged; !;
Colorado steers 25a4 90; cows 3 00a3 Is !;
Texans steady at 2 50a3 25.
SHEER Receipts 600 shipments 1S0 steady
and in fair demand at 250a5 90.
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NOMINATED ron coNGREss.

mated,
MAINE ELECTION.
ELLSWORTH, Me-, September H. The
Republicans concedc the election OF Marsh,
Grecnbacker, in the Fifth District by COO
plurality.
PoRriASD, September 1l.-Thc House
now stands 6S Republicans, q Democrats,
and IS SGreenbackcrs, with II 10 hear from,
being one Of M opposition majori Y.
Fraud Is alleged in the Fourth Ward, Port.
Iand-a change of four Democratic Repre-.
sen,atives to Republicans, and that may
change the Legislature.
At 2;30 the returns for the House
stand 90 Republicans, 81 Democrats and
54 Grecnhackers, with seven 10 hear from.
PORTLAND, AIE., September II, The
House now stands sixty-tive Republicans
and two Democrats supporting tho Re-
publcans, twenty-one Democrats and fifty.
eight Greenhrckers. Five arc not report.
cd, Of which two are known to be Green.
hackers. This makes siXty.scvcn Repub.
liCans to ocighty.one opposition. Some hard
money Democrats may affiliate with the
Republicans. The charge OF fraud In the
4th Ward leaves the chances to changeiour
votes to the Republicans, which would
give the Republicans majority on u Ioint
ballot, aud permit them 10 RleGt State oil
cers, providing the two Republican Dem
ocrals acted with the Republicans,
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i wind NIL duy. The "a minors
% being ,lfidcr7 wears Of age. Among tn
deathsare Matilda Isadorc. aged IS, secont
daughter Of lie Int n ". Barnes, and
five vear Old son Of +. r. Fonteway. O
Tho Howartls,
.n,,,,.o,. ,o,.,r
AZ HAtoH N'."H'
BATON ROUGE, september li.-boatu {,
iiealtii oLIlelal lor tne y houts eilHlhs " ~
O'clock this morning: New cases y
deaths J; total cases TO dale Zo', tOtl
deaths 20.
IEtFNi5 ATsT. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September 1.-the physi
clans at the Quarantine Hospital report q
patients there, admitted since their last re
port.
The Merchants Exchange leycr inho
now reaches over thirty thousmd aollars aais,
u ..eo.. eoitI.lo ,In,,,,I Jn,los '' s'"'e9' '''
~ s..o .eI ,,,,,,n,,,r ,xn r,rr,,r xrw. : ,sps
wv HUsN',.D :, '" '"1' y NJ, NJ" - ,I'..
MEMPHIS, september il:-ihe weather
has been COOL To-day, when Is uniavora'
bie TO the SICK; me Official report ol 'ne
Board OF Health SHOWS iVO deaths, OIL
which ~ were colored, and 15 new cases,
oil when IL are eoIore1. me lneulciii a
corps oi the tioWaru Association reports
2l2 new cases.
To guard against any mlshap 70 tne
county undertaEerand expedlte INC Dnriai ".
Of the pauper deau, trssident iahssan' ;
oi the Howard Association, to'a0y oTaer- e
ed one thousand coilliis Wnicn VIII De De
Drought 10 tue CITY ana useu US occ'sioh
demands. - ~,
The action Of Mr; WIN. j; Chase IN as
Stunning charge oil the pSst9i1ce, Was aP-
proved by Messrs, a. .. NICHOLS anu y ~ D.
Fisher, the Donds1en oi tne ate II. a.
thompson, WHO yet remain sih Slenaphis'
~ AT NEW ORLEANS.
.Npw ORLEANS, September l1.-Deaths
from noon TO @ r. NJ. were 2Sl. Tho Pea
body Subsistence Association to-day is
sued ID, $50 rations on s. 700 reouisitions.
p Im,,n,.,, r,,ory ,x,.y,yp u,,xnnpn s,cv
THREE 't.'l4il ti'oo'..ND fi'" nUN" ~, ''"
MEMPHIS september 1--we nave ~
this date 3,oOV sex 70 provide ior anu u {
OOO well people 10 ieed' Inc aVetage III
crease OF cases Is l91 anu the averagc
deaths loo per day' Ihere arc ho slgi's n.a u
the abatement OIL tne ieyer, though uie
weather mas turned coId ana we nave i'
hopes that the back OF the epldemic nus
been zen broken; a.. ,,,...,,.,
The total daily expenses OF tile liowaru ..,l
Association and Citizens Relief Committee
are about Sll,UOo. we nave Oh nuhu
about 500, 5,ooo, enough -or about iive DAYS.
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EAST LIBERTY, September l.-CArrLE-Re.
ceipts to-day 90 head, all for this market. No
through stock. Total for two days 1880. Sup
ply full, but mostly common to medium; ten
cur loads extra sold at . TO- The market Is OK
ceedinSly dull at about Nc off from last weeks
4 25a4 10; common 8 Coal 90.
HoGs-Reccipts to-day 1878 head. Total
for two days $3.50 head. Workers s. 70a4 10;
Phlladelphlas n 40a4 50.
suEEr-Receipts to-day 100 head. Total
for two days 5, 100 head Selling at 25a4 25.
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nree..e County Greenbae,.ers.


WELlSlIUNd, SepIembGr IT.
Corp'ponlcncO Of the IntGlllgcnCCr.
The Grecnback party met at the Court
House to-day, Thomas Boyd in the chair
aud james Hcrvcy acting as Secretary.
The following nominations were made,
viz: For House of Delegates Joseph G.
GIst; for Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Vim.
J, Applcsate; for Clorl Of the County
Court, Henry 9. Kimberland, s
Mr.. BNz Lcazear, formerly of this coun-
ty, now living in Missouri, is here on a
visit. G. B. c.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, September ll.-wHEAr-opcned
flrmer, closing easier; No. 5 white Wabash
991c; No. white Michigan 81 Of; extra
white Michigan los; amber Michigan spot
95Ac; seller October 97c; No. 2 amber 03css /;
No. 2 red winter spot 954c; seller October
90 1.2c; No. 3 red 90 l-2c; rejected Wabash
95c; western amber 9Oc; No. Gambler Illinois
81 90. Com-Dull; high mixed 41c; No. 2 spot
d0Ao; seller October Ale; rejected SOC; dam.
aged s8xc. oats--Dull; No. 2 ut 22c; reject
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ellRESRuRG AND wELr.snuRG.

n
i4,,.. anna Al. 'nosc I. r"" Pl"Ccs-Thc Cam
rsr".. -'" 'Sr Congress on Hand nj The
y, '"'> '''' Tor "he'li"s zen
S1lss,l0,.i,,.aasa" s'iNnSsu'E'' september IL
n, attendance a, ,,,o t,;. ), ,,.,, ,,.os
Wghr, bpt n bnoy,. r,,i" |'' ,.,,;o,' & Ios,oI @
sadyalllay, rrr,,ly ir,nrforo1 i ,s;,,, ont.
Dot exercises, J"In u IIu,,,ord tho
EnJliaa nominee far cnnnr"ss ' Col s
Ia. wilson, ,bc Dom"o.,,in s'0S", rominoo' @
Al Ns James pa,s"lI Ol'|''' ,%n cro"nhncl r",,uS'
aari,y Nr,S sn5 ,,.,,,i on the Fair Grounds the
Asdear people 'N' s''
Istph BclI i,t' < g, - v,,.,,,n, ,,.o,,
H,slCl three rromi,'n, NJ "'Sa' ~" c,ana, wei "mI
l,SayI Mvlc. ', ol.a ~ VII" W.T. ,oa's" ,,,."a
kasyon picture. " 'e'''''s' t''''
THE wr,,.or.n, -
ww,'O,,,na ~ =" ,M,"' co,. =
Wal R.t lor tn. lD,a,'is,.,. SI.$"r10' sept H.
his morning opened nm upr.vorobIc
Honriair, although nm IN ,hnt ,imc n
Z" nnmbcr of yntric, Ind been made
ala Tor the same time last ycar, Tho on.
'e lumber Of cutric, to In, m. today
tn :. Shor.e,, s5colts, so.beep, ni il, Soss'
:, Sl'nI'F, l7gnin, 40 frnits, % + farm i'm.
SFaeHt', p, : domestic manpiac,,,re, ct ,' md m,
TI4'hl''lFe
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Gipsy clans throughout the country arc
assembling in large numbers at Dayton to
attend the funeral Of the late Queen Ma:
tilda Stanley, next Sunday, ut Woodland
Cemetery. The Queen died ut Vicksburg
several months ago. II is expected that
tho exercises will be very interesting.
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,,,y,.f..lc Of the lNTELLIGEScER is
~, r,, n,qpicd with valuable political
~! S,s':!,-n,thcr more than we like to give
. ls,,.7 'Ds D,,cr, but nevertheless of great
i., : W, tr' IA those who desire to be well in
s,p,l ,l-,,,' on the all important issue of the
,'', y. .,, national finances. Don't neglect
:. n' ,1J nj rlp:. panionl's able speech at
s.,,.a,r, y W., la,r evening which will be
NM tllirll nage. .-
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River 3 feet 9 inches and rising. Weather
cool and wet; heavy rain in the afternoon.
The Mnllic Ragon having gone to Ra-
vCnswood to be docked, the steamer 0 Neal
took her place in the Park ersburg trade,
and departed at 10! o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
pIrTsBuRdn, September 11.-Rivcr
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
a steady y-drixzling rain.
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NASHVILLE, September 1.-THE Com
missioner OF the State Agricultural Bureau
reports: The corn crops in Middle and
West Tennessee good, but damaged by the
tirouth in East Tennessee. Tobacco OF
good quality, but less than half OF last
years production. Cotton probably full
average, .. a.r..f grrI.f y
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MADISON, Wis, September IL The
President and friends have been spending
tho forenoon visiting tho State University
aud riding on the Lake. They will leave
by special train Mt ! o'clock for Milwaukee.
The company, with General Lelue, who
went to Minnesota with the President, left
for Washington yesterday, ll.
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NRw YonK, Sept. 1.-THE Chamber Of
Commerce Committee to-day transmitted
5000 to New Orleans, $1,000 to Vicks-
burg, and 81 900 to Memphis.
A $4,000 rIcSIc.
Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE receipts from
yesterdays great picnic were over ten
thousand dollars. The entire amount goes
to Southern cities. Total amount raised
here up to noon to-day and regularly re-
ported, $57,SSS.
SAN FRASclsco, Sept. 1.-THE citizens
committee OF Portland raised over 1900
for the yellow fever sufferers.
Liberal CONTRIBUTIONS CONTINUE.
NEw YonK, Sept. IL : Reports from oil
points show the continuation OF liberal
contributions for the yellow fever suffer
ers. The Masonic contributions in this
State are six thousand dollars.
PROM FRANKLIN, IND.
FRAxKLrS, ,IxD. Sept 1.-THE citizens OF
this city raised four hundred dollars for
the yellow fever sufferers in the South and
will send II forward at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12
Dry Gaada.

NEw YORK, September 11.-Jobbing trade
active, and business fair with commission
houses and importers. Cotton goods arc In
moderate demand and firm. Prints fairly
active, and stocks remain light in first hands,
Dress Goods and ginghams arc in steady re-
quest. Mems wear woOlens in rather better
request. Foreign goods iobbing fairly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12
DIED.

RAMP.-on Wednesday, September II, at $50
10 nthe 18th year Of her age.
Funeral on Friday morning tl5th) at 10 o'clock,
FROM the residence Of her son, No. 100 Sixteenth
,ireei ..Irr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

NEw 0REEASs, September .-Coffec-Dull
and nominal; jobbing ordinary to prime at
l4]fa1SHc, gold. .Sugar-Dull jobbing, good
common 7Hci, good fair to fully fair 7'las%c;
ordinary 10 choice 5a0kc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

s'nhall ,oG "a. Sept, II. Deputy U. s.
10 y yonne S,'" nv" POSE attempted to arrest
gIHhs, q, T1Gn ny !, ~ calhoun county named
tsEentc ,i,S, lSI'Icll diStiIIing Yesterday. 4
''a one seriously wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

RAILWAY, n. j., September ll.-At n
meeting OF the shareholders Of the Union
National Bank yesterday itwas decided to
go into voluntary liquidation and close up
It's affairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

PrrTsBuRaH, September 11.-PErnoLEuM-
Dull crude at 81 055s at Parker's for imme-
diate shipment; refined at 1OHc Philadelphia
delivery