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CINCINNATI, September 2o.-cotton-Quie
at l0Xc, Flour-Nominally unchanged
Wheat-Dull; red and amber s5a93c; whit,
o0a05c. Corn-Dull and prices shade lowe
at 40ai2c. 0ats-Firmer ut 22a26c. Rye
Quiet and firm at 53a54c. Barlcy-Dcmant
active and prices have advanced; No. . fal
81 l0al II. pork-In improved demand a
80 00as lax. IArd-In good demand; ligh
offerings; current make $500: kettle at Sas1Gc
Bulk Meats-Quiet at 0OaG'00a6 %. Bacon
Quiet at s 3-ia6;SaG 3-Ia7a7 1-ic. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Linseed 0il-Quic
and firm at 56a5sc. Whisky-Stcady and tlrl
Hoos-In good demand; common g 0oi
B 90; light 70a4 O0; packing 76a4 90
butchers 4 00a4 Is.
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River by Telegraph.

NEw ORLEANS, September 2O.-No arri.
walls or departures. Weather cloudy and
warm; threatening rain.
CIScISSArt, September 20.-River 27
feet and falling. Arrived Katie Hooper,
Wheeling; Anderson, Evansville; Cons
MilIar, st. Louis. Departed : Andes,
Wheeling; Mary Miller, ST. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, September 20.-Riv ris.
ing, with %! feet on gauge. Weather
cool aud raining; mercury ranging from
or to 740. Up: Parker.
CAiRo, September 90.-Riyer Z feet 0 in.
ches and rising. Waather raining and
cooler; mercury 62o. s..
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RELIEF FUND.


7 TOTAL FKUM 81. LUUIs'
ST.. LOUIS, Sept, 30-The next meeting
OF the Western Gas Engineers and Super.
intendcnts will be held in Chicago next
III The drill and hop given by the Chicka.
the yellow fever sufferers, at the National
Guard Armory last night yielded almost
$50 dollars. Total subscription ut st. Louis
amounts to $1,000.
Ngw YoRK, September 20.-Nearly
So,50Q were realized to-day at the matinee
given by the ladies OF New York for the
benefit OF the sufferers in the South. A
dispath from Memphis to Frank S. Davis,
OF the Relief Committee OF that city, was
read, giving heartrending account OF the
condition OF affairs there.
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ToPExA, September 2O.-A special from
Dodge City says that 1t is believed there
is not hostile Indian in Kansas. The
people that were reported yesteaday as
being killed are coming in to-day and in.
quiring what the news Is. Two companies
at Pieceyille, from Fort Logan, under
command OF Gen. 0. II. Smith, but they
found no Indians. The great scare Is cool.
ing down, and beyond the stealing Of q
few head Of stock near the line OF the In.
dian territory, or possibly south OF 1t, there
appears to be no well authenticated cases
OF Indian depredations.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS. i
a Significant Speech from Gambstta.
England Becomes Suspicious Of the
Policy Of Beaconfield.
II Has the Appearance Of Reopenlnu
the Eastern Question.
Greece Reslsts the Idea Of Turkish
Dependency. m
a Significant Speech from eambstta.
FRANCE.
q , ,,nr,r. .sn.r r,lr =, = ..oxr, ~.

GAMBETrA AND TIE uLTRAMoSTASEs.
PARIS, September 20.-The following 1
the text OF portion OF Gambetta's speech
at Romans, Wednesday, against Ultramon
tanism: -a
The clerical question, that Is to say, III,
question ofrelations between Church and
State, keeps all other questions In sus
pense here. In the Church it is that
spirit of the past, which. takes refuge and
gathers strength, thatI denounce asan ever
increasing danger to society, arising from
the Ultamontane spirit - the spirit
Of the Vatican, Of the syllabus, which
is nothing but abuse and ignorance,
with the purpose Of enslaving It.
| have spoken OF the relation between
church and State. am perfectly aware
that to be correct should have said the
relations between the churches and the
State from governmental and national
point OF view. It Is only Ulramoiitanism
which persists in opposition to the State.
The clerical spirit. endeayors TO filtrate
into everything, into magistracy, and there
is this that is peculiar, that Il Is always
when the fortune OF the country Is falling
that Jesuitism rises. Far be Il from me
tp wish to put shackles on liberty, ] am
an obstinate partizan Of liberty, batmin-
listers Of religion have duties to the
state and what we exact is the fulflment
OF these duties applying the laws and all
the laws and abolishing indulgences. II law
is applied order will be restored il. France
without persecution, by simply continuing
the traditions which prevailed from the
aurora Of revolution III LOS till the last
glimmer OF revolution in 1913.
Yes every one must bc subject TO
a common Inv. Obligatory service m ist
be made reality; vocations must only be
allowed after The first Of all vocations, that
OF serving Fatherland, has been fulfilled.
Republican papers OF Paris generally
give unqualified adhesion to Gambetta's
definition OF the party's programme
The Journal Desbats ueon Says organ)
agrees with his objects, but not entirely
with his choice OF means. III
The Temps also makes some reserya-
tions. 81. ,,--g,.,-.>s
The Catholic press regard the speech. as
declaration OF war against Catholicism.
Conservative journals generally criticize
the speech keenly and several Of them ex.
press the opinion that Gambetta Is trying
to run with the Radicals and hold withthe
0pportunists at the same time. The
speech, however, has created profound
impression in all political circles.
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st. LOUIS.
AMAS.pAM-rs THAT MEANS BUSINESS.

4
ST.. LOUIS, September 2O.-Judge Treat,
OF the United States District Court, has
issued peremptory mandamus 10 compel
franklin county, this State, to pay the de-
faulted interest on some 500, 900 OF county
bonds. This action was in favor OF ths
Fourth National Bank, OF this city, which
obtained Judgment against the county
some months ago, but which the County
Court refused to pay. The amount in
yolyed Is about Sl35, 900.
SOUTH PAss JETrY COMPANY GET AN INruNc.
TON.
While the stockholders OF the South
Pass Jetty Company were holding meet
ing to-day for the election OF five new
members OF the Board OF Directors, a TEN.
porary injunction granted by Judge
Thayer ofthe Circuit Coud, was served on
them to restrain the company or its oHi-
GERS from relinquishing to the United
States, or any other body or person, an
assignment made in January last by Jas.
B. Eads to the South Pass Jetty Company
for the payment Of $250,0O0, which he Is
to become entitled to when he obtains q
jetty channel Of twenty-five feet in depth.
The following are the Directrs: John jack. 1
son, J. Lupe, NJ. G. Smith, Isaac Cook and
Z. p. Curtis.
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PHrLApELrmA, September 2o.-FLouR-Dull
supertine 50 50aS o.; extras 00a3 so; Min
nesota family 50oa5 rs: high grades 0Oas 90
Wheat-Dull; amber 0Ga1 07; white 01i
i 90. CONFIRM; yellow 52a52ifc. Oats
Firmer at 29>kaSOc; mixed western 26a27c
Rye-Dull ut 5Ga5Sc. ProviSions-Dull. Pork
10 90. Beef-India mess 10 00a20 00i hami
smoked 1iIsai2He; pIckled l0ai01fci greer
7a7,Sc. Lartl-Quiet but steady; butchers
6sla7c; city kettle 7I{a1kc. Butter-Firm
New York Sta.e and Bradford county,, Pa
extras 20a2ic Western Reserve 14al0c. Cheese
Dull; choice western saS 1:2c. Eggs-Wes.
tern 2oa2ic. Petroleum-Du Dull; refined 10c
crude 75lc. Whisky-Western 1 10.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago.

Cmc.oo, September 2o.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Unscttled but generally
lower, closed higher; No. red fall 50 i-ic
bid cash 90 l-iaS0 l-2c October; No. 2 Chicago
spring s6;Sc bid cash; ssc bib October; SS74c
bid November; No. 8 10 l-2c; rejected Goc,
Corn-Steady and In fair demand at $3.50
cash; SO $50 bid October; 96isc bid Novem
Der; rejected $3I1c. oats-Dull and prices o
shade lower at i9c bid cash; 90 1.sc October
2iISc November. Ryc-Quietand unchanged
Bariey-Firmer at 81 o5 cash; / 90 bid 0cto
Der. Pork-Demand light but holders firm; {
shade higher sot ats g eoas ; g cash; 81 fas o.
Quiet and tirm; n shade higher at 0 82 l.2G
O 65 cash @ 81 t!2a8 10 November. Bulk Neat
Steady and firm 41la6c. Whisky-Steady
and unchanged ut 81 Oh.
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, September 20. = Flour - Quiet.
Wheat-CloSel steady; No. white Wabash
October oic: seller November Sc; No. 2 am.
Der cash 81 Nc; No. 2 red winter cash 0Sc
seller October Ole; No. 8 red Wabash 9Oc
No. 9 Dayton and Michigan red 925<c; re.
jected Wabash SIC; No. 9 amber Illinois Csc.
Corn-Dull: high mixed 39izc; No. 2 cash
SBH; No. 9 cash S0I{O; No. 2white cash 42c F;
rejected SSc; damaged cash 3Gc. 0ats-Dull I;
No; 2 cash 81 lllc; Michigan cash 22c; reject
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CHICAGO, September 9o.-rhe Drovcrs' Jour
nal reports:
Market Shade higher: choice heavy 81 2Oa
I SO; light 9oai 90: mixed 8 40a3 80.
CArrLE-Receipts 1900; shipments 5000
Good grades shade lirncr at s. coal 10; me.
dium slow and easy at 3 0oa4 10: feeders and
stockcrs fairly active at 24Oa3 90; butchers
dull and dragging on common at unchanged
rates COWS 73aa3 90; bulls 75a2 40; steer
2 0oa3 so; good western cattle firm at 0Os
8 so; Texans quiet and easy at 2 60a2 90.
saEEr-Receips 30; unimproved sales d
2 e0ai 90.
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,,,t.!S ~ aasselrs extraordinary state;
|tsS W. Ss' Court House, about the won
|SstttSs' ts'os Of the National banks, we
N. - !, some curiosity to look into the
will be remembered that he
lSr,.s u PER cent profit for them in
| SlnS VI; per cent on their bonds
lem p @Nt on their circulation. This,
In SIesalized robl,cry-and It had
|ts,sSS,..ls' ..ls''Ooutby the money power"
i. astAaaded st way.
h 4 ,''ed Yesterday a pamphlet
v. =, ae remarks Of the Comp
~ " " Se . Currency before the Com,
T. ~ ~ SnaaklnS y aud Currency of the
e.. representatives, in which We
IL d W. a'ements bearing on this sub,
Ii .a'Ral bank profits that Mr.
Il, s' y study, It seems to us, with
eaI, .as Comptroller submits the
81, ass Ss to the Committee 10 show
tas,ss'la ss'as'enoe IN profit to tho Ma
Sa,.s.,,oe Between lending their capita
~, u bonds at 8 nor cent ond
b al '% ~, o'nd'and circulation, is s.el
@SThaa' a'' counting tas he saysl 9TH,
- We a.., ,'ellnp,ion of tho bank cir
~, .ial',i salea le'scns by 80 much III,
8 slS''''a1l ~ ',5, hanks pay to the govern
Esh.i", i",'oNlNs ",'. taxes viz one pc
sS.l.,' ~, .a.a average circulation; onc,hnl
a,s&tsSssal. NJ. on their average deposits
O' one per cent on the aver
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FAIRMoNT l I'M LETTER.
Sells nros. show-The Sham BattIezCoI.
Icctions for Yellow Fever Sufferers,
.. q. Z hHt r.1F'sstl ~ t.Fff' ~
Ne.' ae. N. % 1919 Y

&C.. "ts ~
FAIRNoxr, W. Va, Sept 20, 1878.
Editors Iu,ellgcuccr.
To-day sells5 Bros combination show
exhibited ut this place, and brought to-
gctlier a larger company Of people than
has. been in town since July 4th, 1875
'At quite an early hour the streets pre-
scnted very lively appearance, and by
10 o'clock one began to wonder II times
really are as hard as they seem to be.
"Eycfybody, with his wife, or sweet
heart, seemed bound for the show, and no
doubt the halfdollar was found, even II the
ncccssaries OF life were wanting at home.
Thcshow is said to be very good one,
and had n full canvass. As the sheriff de-
manded that license be paid for two exhi'
ljitions II n second was given, no entertain
Inerlt was held ut night. This was dis
Iappointrnent 10 many OF our citizens. who
expected to attend. We understand that
III Is customary to charge but one license
for days exhibition, and that rather
than pay extra, the proprietors decided TO
give up the evening performance. 10
morrow they exhibit ut Grafton. -,
Tho next big gathering in this place will
be tho sham battle on October 4tll, which
tnow promises to be very successful al
fair. Extensive arrangements are being
made by the Davis Light Guards, under
whose management 1t is gotten up, and,
no doubt, their expectations will be re-
allied. 1t Is thought, II the weather Is
favorable, that the attendance viii be as
llarge or larger than that at any ofour fairs
heretofore. rsI,-
Ourstreet grading goes bravcly on, great
ly 10 tho improycment OF the town gener.
aily, and also greatly to the annoyance oi
MANY 3 taxpayers. We think, however, in
The end all will find It q great benefit to the
town. sl
The Presbyterian Church isnow entirely
demolished. Work on the new building
will be commenced at oIice.
At the opening OF the public schools on
Monday last, 200 pupils were enrolled,
which Il large attendance for the Dc
ginning of the term.
A committee OF ladies Is at work raising
funds for the yellow fever sufferers, we
learn that they have been rather success
iul, and that further collections viii DC
taken in our churches on Sabbath next
Davenport, the ventriloquist and facialist
gave an entertainment on "Wednesday
night, half OF the proceeds Of which
amounting to about $l5 90, were donateC
to the ladies for this purpose.
Rev, G. g. westfall, the new pastor o
the NJ. p. Church, arrived in town from
! Pittsburgh, with his family, yesterday, ant
will oeGupy the pulpit on Sunday. Rev
; Benjamin Stout, Of Bridgeport, Harrison
county, has been called 10 the church o
the sane denomination in Palatlne.
No learn that Morgantown will agait
, lay claim to the services Of Prof. White, 9
the NJ. Il. Church, and that the churcl
here must seek new pastor u.
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SAVANNAH, September 20. The Cotton
Exchange OF Savannah, at meeting to
consider the question OF the Southern Pa,
ciic Railway along the thirty.second
the road ought to be constructed without
delay upon tho plan Of Senator Johnston,
Of Virginia, Attorney OF the Southern Pa.
cifc, to build Eastward until met by the
Texas Pacific going West, and providing
for separate short lines from Elpaso "a
New Orleans, and Elprso TO Memphis, with
an intermediate branch to YicksbuTg.
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Nrw YoRx, September 2O.-Arrived: :
City Of Brussels, Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 90 Arrived: Nova
Scotian, Liverpool.
LONDON, September 2O.-The steamships
Java, from New York, Sicily, from Phila-
delphia, arrived out.
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Allegheny Cattle,

EAST I4lnRRry, September 2O.-CArrLE-Re,
cOlpts to-day 1871 head Of through and 81
OF focal stock; total for four days 800 head oI
through and 1,47l Of local. Only one load LEFT
,unsold; two loads sold for retailing. Nc
4 Ho0s-Receipts to-day 3,Si5 head total fol
four days 7.l4o. Workers 81 00a4 %; Pllila
delphias 81 50a4T0.
snEErReceipts to day 100 head total fol
three days 6,2o0. None here for sale.
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iuGndanuti Enquirer, the great Dem
usaua Of the West, pets and pat,
,.s Ben Butler, and calls him the
uagdehill Ofdcstiny." The Wheel
b, Iftr will be petting him in like
mn IN 4 week or two. A man who
rsart into his old party as ,easy and
s,s1y and naturally as Ben did among
Alss~nry. and secure their nomina1
1, blor breakfast for Governor, will
rtk EhisIeL down the wind for any
L4eAdtae by a small fry organ like
kkar. We shall now hear no more
baGakn spoons. A Democratic paper
4tsHly declared that it never did Oe-
|LmAt sOr. ..,..gx
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Steamer ~. s. TIIANHousER will leave the wharf
at and 10 o'clock a. nj, and aud 6o'elock p. NJ.
Leave Martih's Ferry at aud " o'clock q. H., aud
O'Clock p n and after the close Of the night Syfiee
Round Trim Tickets 20r, seh0.
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Kearneys Speeches bearing fruit
Troops ordered TO washlngton TO guard
the Treasury.
BArrxonE, Sept. Accompanies D and
H, Second Artillery armed as infantry
left Fort McHenry this afternoon for
Washington city.
WASHINGTON, D. c. September 2o.-The
regular troops from Baltimore have ar
rived, and will promptly quell any dis.
turbance which may be brought ab out b,
Cohen and his followers,
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SPORTING NEWB.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 2o.-All the
stables at the Jockey Club arc now oecu-
pied and the hotels arc rapidly filling up
with strangers. There Is great enthusi.
asm over the St, Leger and Stallion stakes,
both OF which will bring together the hest
lot Of three.year olds ever seen In Amer
ica. Tho absurdity Of yellow fever re-
ports as applied 10 Louisville are fully
demonstrated by the strangers focking to
the rnnes.
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Very respectfully,

We commend these figures to the atten,
ton. ofthe Greenback candidate for Con.
gress in this district. They show eonclu'
siyely that the six National banks Of
Cleveland pay tax on over three and a
half million dollars, exclusive Of their real
estate.-This tax is levied on the bonds
upon which their. circulation is issued.
They pay taxes on nearly quarter of a
million dollars more than the aggregate
value OF all the personal property OF the
eleven wardsabove given, exclusive Of in
corpoated companies. This is a state.
ment thatwe trust Mr.. Bassell will not
neglect 10 bring to. the attention of his au-
tliences during the remainder OF his can
vass in the various counties Of this. district.
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LOWELL, MASS, September 20.-Tlis
stantly killed Laura E. Hunt and then
killed himself. Both worked in Boote's
cotton mill. He had for some time en-
deavored to wait upon the girl, who re-
pelled his advances.
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WI. HoLLASsp.
~ anEENvILLE.

GREESvILLE, Miss, September 2O.-six.
teen deaths and 1873 new cases are report.
ed in the last twenty-four hours. We are
cut of entirelyfrom the world, as theitele-
graph office in Vicksburg cannot take our
dispatches as there is only one operator
there. We arc out OF medicine and ice,
and have not been able to get message
through for nine days. We could have
gotten relief but for this ~ esEtIy
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DErRorr, Mrcu., September 2o.-The
most successful exhibition in the history
Of the State Agricultural Society closed to-
day. The gross receipts for the week be.
ing nearly $S5, 900, $500 OF which was voted
to the yellow fever sufferers. fairgrounds,
buildings, &C., are.to be enlarged and i'm
proved In the anticipation Of the fair be-
Ing held In this city exclusively hereafter.
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lkt qatelIigenfsr-

@co Isn Wilson gets on his high
Nfp .isbt SSb abont the. ha'd times that
I's'sn'S s,s,.i. are responsible for, will he
y ''ar'S 1',r enough to tell the people
~ |1s y, member Of the Richmond
fl'ea, q, = convention in 1861, he did not
sssIo. ", ,I,e State Of Virginia against
NJ !. p '.,nmc,,, wv Of the United States, and
gssI'slIin his power to bring onthe
S'F1!, y, that cntaileI 80 much distress
A,hnd.
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FIRE RECORD.
RAILROAD RRipoE BURNED.

JACKSONVILLE, lis, September co.
The large bridge over Big Indian Creek,
across which the Peoria, ,Pekin & Jackson.
vile road runs, was burned this incoming.
Incendiary, Travel will beimpeded seve.
raj days.
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will senl more when sutIicient tunds arc
ArJAcysoS AND yIcHsDURd.

JACKSON, Miss, September 20. The gen.
eral outlook shows no abatment. The re-
ports for yesterday show Is deaths to-day
at Vicksburg. Among the deaths are VIM.
A. Fairchild, insurance agent and Fast
Grand Commander OF knights Templars.
< At Canton 20 new cases and > deaths.
At Water Valley II cases and 2 deaths
to date. There Is great suffering at Green
vile, there being no rail and but little
river communication with that point and
telegraph communication is interrupted.
Only one case OF fever at Jackson thus far.
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NEw YoRx, September 9O.-In the Inter
State long range rifle match ut Creedmore
to-day, ut 800 yards range, the American
Club OF New York, made 2SS in possible
800 points, the Massachusetts, Rifle As
sociation Team, $50, and the District oi
Columbia Rifle Club 262.
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,av.H.buv Mrnh1intirnatesthat one
., no many Was summoned on the
ra d. rrn, term Of the U. S. couri
:, H, vent home in disgust over the
oz,,dnoney wasted for Uncle Sam
EI.,iss unemployed jurors on the pay
j nh vas lrOul Hart of tho WctzeI
Is,r. Incur opinion Bro Hart has
l,oderice for Uncle Sam by speak.
vson this subject. Such wastes Of
" Soney sadly need correction.
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nrnGontia

NEw YoRk, September 2O.-The iobbing
trade Is rather less active owing 10 tho warm
weather. and business. only moderate with
houseA Cotton goods quiet and
steady prints In moderate request; worstcd
drpS goods fairly active mems wear woOlens
quiet The Bulletin says: The employees oi
d leading lohhing houSe have contributed two
thousand dollars for the relief of the yellow
fever sufferers.
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In answer to your further inquiry rs 10 the amounts
ses1rs Of scyctaI wanIs o. thS city, named by you,
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NEw YoRK, September 20.-The gentle
man who was at the head of the movement
which had for Its object the retention of
Theodore Thomas in this city, said the
movement was a failure because Of tho in
difference Of some persons, through whose
solicitation the efforts have been undcrta-
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A Mixed List OF super,is ors.

CINCINNATI, O., September 20. Judge
Swing, acting in place OF Judge Baxter,
has appointed one hundred Supervisors.
The complete list with the exception Of
two or three to hear from, appointed, ID
81 Republicans, IS Democrats, Nationals,
and % Socialists.
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ru,CoI Zen becomes indignant to
j, ~. AZ, ,be expressions prac'iced By
sVSsss r IA upon the people of the South
H. s,b,t he will tell them how he, al
,...,r,iD, ~ Attorney OF Harrison county
',,, 4, ,,.i 1870, framed an indictment
]. Bonte Greeley as the editor and
sS.Srd,he New York Tribune; and
i, ,,J., hi, administration in that
=, rCdand honest citizens were com
.,.iSs,e their homes to escape arrest
4 m,sbnent because they read that
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g., roI Zen. gets warm tonight over
NaSs, ". ', done to the poor man by the
sr's ,,II' We hope he will refresh their
~ 4 ,i,n 4, 10 the law passed at Rich
'sI's1,S u, ,S9lGO, by his Democratic brcth'
?. ;'n,sipc y q tax of onc.halfOf one per
. ,bs wages Of every mechanic and
,.sS.r,in W.T. the city Of Wheeling. Don't
=. 'Co rsonel, to let them know that
i r. y, he sort of sympathy that the
~, IL Democracy va had for the poor man.
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n. Yellow Fever Fund.

IL showing is Mr.. Ben Daycnport's
stPt to Yesterday evening in regard
" rtlbx iereriund at this point:
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POLITICAL.

Bosros, September 2o.-D. y. skillings,
the nominee OF the Butler Democratic
State Convention for Treasurer, declines
the candidacy, as he does not approve OF
the methods of the party.