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agreed 10, and specie payments Will make
the agreement whaf il ought to be- The wit
ofmnn cannot devise any scheme thai will
bring absut specie payments other than re-
deeming greenbaclks will, gold; that is, let
somebody else have some good money be.
sides the ebondhsIders.-SOLON CHASE,s
"POOR HAMS TRACT" OF 1871,
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Ma W to lean on first class Real Estate
AO1S IA IL Security, in Portland, or Vi
entity. Rents collected, taxes paid SC. on Com
mission. Apply to Il. g. PATTERSON, Dealer In
Real Estate. S59s Congress Street. no1Sdtf
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EVERY regular attache OF the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersgned by Stanley I.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent on,
nurnal.
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EEOUSE No. Free Street Block. (1D fourteen
IL rooms. Desirable tor a Lodging or Boarding
House; Rent reasonable. Apply at No. 2s6 Con-
gress Street. my?eodtf
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or Sole 2
The new and Thoroughly built
house 9 Ellsworth 81. Very pleas
antsy situated; i'm the faealtiRiest
part of the city, Tine best bargain
I'm the mark ct this season.
Apply on the premises.
j. gs. AVEEgELE.
iuly3l dtP
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To Let.
For Rent.

A LARGE FRONT CHAMBER and alcoye,
~ with board Enquire at 10 Brown Street
jy25 dew
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SUMMER RESORTS.

4 CHECKLE1 HOUSE AT Libby,s
SEs Neck. formerly Frouts Neck,
lIk&lE Scafb0rO Beach, Maine. will be
H.IiiHif opened june 18th, ISIS.
Es1AA.A This new and commodous house offers
unequaled advantages for transient and summer
b0arders at this well-known sea side retreat.
Splendid sea and shore views. Superior fishing and
sailing. Still and surf bathing free from undertow.
Post Office address, Oak Hill.
my8d3m MRS. T. B. FOSS.
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The County Committee viii be in session at re
ception Hall at O'Clock on the morning of the con
vention, for the reception of credentials.
SAMUEL DINGLEY, Chairman.
is. WEBB,
r. G. SCRIBNER,
w. F. LOVEJOY,
III. c. BREWER,
G. f, BOODY,
G. NJ. SEIDERS.
G. R. GARDEN,
L. G. NELSON, Secretary.
Republican County Committee.
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THE E.EAVHFT HOUSE.
Pine Pciut Reacn, Me.

a Is situated in a beautiful grove near the
y7slssLs Beach, only one half mile from the Pine
k@Aesk Point Station on the Boston 81 Maine Rail
EESlI s3 Road.
Elhs1 81 The manager has in connection with his
House, Bowling Alleys, Swings and every
thing requisite for the entertainment of his guests
Picnic parties can be accommodated with beautiful
grounds and supplied with chowders at short notice
and on reasonable terms.
Extra accommodation provided for Boarders and
Transient Guests. Good Stabling connected with the
House. A, If. LEAvETT, Proprietor.
Jy25- d3w*thentf
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To Let.

a. very pleasant Rent of to rooms. Gas
siiii siiii and Sebago. 169 Newbury Street near Frank
.AAssAahn. w. o. PITCHER.
auo d1W*
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BOARD.
TO LET.
no Lei.

40 Let.
0NE Of the best $14 rents you can find. Apply to
onetory house, all alone to yourself rent about Sc
au5dtf w. W. CARR,
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|AdamsOn'S Botanic Balsam
pPTCE oE CTNrVG

AdamsOn's Botanic Baisam,z
h PRICE 35 GENTS.
EFor the cure of Coughs, Colds, As-
a thnad, Influenza, HodrSeness, Dit
B ttc,tt Breathing, and all Af-
Il fections of 5he Throat,
4 Bronchial Tubes aud
b Lungs, leading to
&c o N s U M p TITO N Il
1t is prepared from Vegetable Ex-2
tracts and Bark, of wonderful healinga
properties, and this Balsam is highly
recommended by physicians, clergy.
$men and others. testimonials tromE
Ewh0m can furnish without number. {
The following are few of the names
&of those who have used this remedy II
HHon. James G. Blaine, ex-Speake1E
House OF Representatives, Washing
Eton, ID. G.; Mrs. Hon. James W
bradbury; Anson P. Morrill,, ex Gov
Hernor of Maine; Hon. j. j. Eveleth,
Mayor Of Augusta; Rev. DR.. Kicker,
SDrew, Col. f. NJ. Drew, ex-SecretaryE
Hof State; Hon. j. L. Woodward, STATED
ELibrarian; Col. George w. Stanley,
HPresident First National Bank; s. WI
#Lane, Secretary of Senate; Warren l.
WAlden, Bangoc; Charles G. Nntter,
EEsq,, 27 fremont St., Boston; Lieut.
MJonathan Osborn OF Boston; WilliamE
kH. Taylor, Beacon ST., Boston; W. f
Morrell, ESD, Portland; Emory Cook L
HProvidence, r. l., and fifty thousandE
Hothers too numerous to mention
have had a troublesome cough for2
8more than five years, and have hadH
Sadvice OF three of fhe most skillfulE
Hphysicians, but found nothing to rel
iieve and cure nae Till 1 used Adam-E
Hson' Botanic Cough Balsam.
MRS. GEO. A. ROBBINS,
Riverside, Me.
From Weeks d Potter, WkoIesale5
Druggists, Boston.
Mr.. Il. w. Kinsman We must have
some more Adamson's Baisam, for
Ethey do say it is the biggest thing cut.
HPlease SEMI us ten gross imm ediately
Hoy freight. Yours very respectfully.
WEEKS & POTTER.
Don't fail to try it. 1t is pleasant
Hto take. See that the name of f. w.
#kinsman is blown in the bottle.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers.
apr27 S&Weow1y 4
6A Eszzgsss IA
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New Modern Style House ON Con-
greSS street for SAke OR TO Let.

TWO story house No. SIG Congress street, between
Vaughan and Ellsworth, rooms, modern improve
grate bath room finished in ash and black walnut.
wash bowls, hot and cold water in bath roon cham
bers and kitchen, cemented cellar, &c. Price only
$4,000, and liberal terms of payment Rent $3.50 per
year including water. Apply to
B. G. PATTERSON, 3794 Congress Street.
Juf -,....s DIFF
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SEASIDE REsORT.

Fg4oRoNTO COTTAGE, Peaks Island, Portland
4 Harbor. Board by the week. Sc to S..
Ju9dtf A. V. ACKLEY, Proprietor.
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TO Rent.
To Let.
To Be Let.

The store recently occupied by NJ.
Wolf, ON the corner OF Congress and Oak
Sts. can be made into two small stores.
Also several rooms over said store.
which may be had for mechanical busi-
ness. Apply 10 VIM. Ii. JERRIS,
Real Estate Agent.
Jy3l d3W*
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WANTS.
Boat Wanted.
Wanted.

"A SECONDHAND boat-14 to 16 feet long, suit
"A able Tor pleasure rowing and sailing. Address
au3d1w 'iCASH," Press Office,
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House for Sale

N Western part OF city, a New House containing
T. all the modern improvements Inquire at thi
eilice. audit
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"A COLLEGE graduate, with three years success
"A fal experience in teaching, desires to secure
position as Principal of some High or Grammar
scnooi. Address TEACHER" Press Office.
Jylo d&Wtf
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10 Let.
HALL TO LET.

HEIssEON HALL, Williams Block, QormerIy
I'VE known as 'sArcana Hail) having been leased
by the undersigned, will be let on most reasonable
terms for Lectures, Concerts, Socables, Meetings,
Suppers, Fairs, &c. Apply at the Hall, opposite
Casco Engine House.
ap16eodtf r. M. BARTON. z
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Arsr. LollIs QrARANrINg.

81 LOUIS, Sept. 6.-0fficial reports from
quarantine hospital, the first made since
lis opening three weeks ago, shows the
charged 0, died l2, recovering %. Among
the deaths were Jas. Paten, died Aug. %;
August Bocher, Aug. 90; Gerard Stephens,
Aug. 81; A. Woodward, Aug. 81; Chas. NJ.
Parson, Aug. %; Henry Golden, Aug. 80.
All the parties at this hospital arerefugees
from the South.
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Is allowed to go on progressiyely ely-xith
her grasping system what will be.
COME ofLthe Inhabitants OF Germany
forty millions TO face one hundred and
forty-fye millions. Il would become the
seryantof Russia, II Russia waste take pos.
session OF the Danubian principalities, and
on that very ground there are great fears
expressed, especially in Austria, for 1t
would be very inconyenient to Austria II
Russia actually gained ground upon the
Danubian principalities. Now, ladies and
gentlemen, let US hope that the principles
ofhumanity and justice may triumph over
physical brute force. With these few
words, beg to thank you for your kind
attention aud hope in q brief manner
Ihaye conveyed to you m idea Of the spirit
and tendency Of the Polish mind,n
Atthe conclusion Of Count DeZaba' lee
ture, which was several times interrupted
by applause, Mr.. Ewood Hughes arose
and moved that vote Of thanks be re.
turned to the lecturer for his interesting
which, motion was unanimously
carried. In return for this expression Of
interest and appreciation on the part of
his hearers, the Count came forward and
made very happy acknowledgment.
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lkt qntelligkteer::


he "P ,J nvnuinV have been
nj, ,ilernooa ana eSs"%s ,.a,, ;,,oa ~, o.,
i,ialiei by !he .ounty ;: 1o''ss.t 'n1'a. ~
,thoIding Of The ECPu""'" a - amd H. H.
h s,be dl''F'c''a ~ T. ~, "".in "'G - a,e so
srairN The places %' 'ns''."s %'s ~
SJs.;,aa,,i !. at the hea" 'l '"e i'' '''"
shs 81 page OF 'i',' Pape,, ar.,, J.. o,,o,, :,
Whether a formal Oa''o' % '.i " .Ii epvgtn ...i.,
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.NEw YoRx, September 6.-Flour-Still IN
buyers favor with limited demand sulr r
fine State and western $ 3Oa3 90; common TO
good | 00l4 80; good TO choice S5ab w;
white wheat extra 3 lOa5 IS; extra Ohio Oua
s so; St. Louis 4 00a6 rs: Minnesota patent
process o 25as so. Wheat-Winter red ana
amber steady; white lower, spring In buye
favor; No. s Chicago l 90; No. 2spring mtx' d
Chicago 09Isc; No2 Milwaukee i iSlfal III;
ungraded red D5cal II; No. Q rcd 1 0S1EEi y =
gradcd amber Goal II; No. . do OI7
0Sk; ungraded white l 0ial l0H; No .
white ! lial 12, No. lwhite f5a1 90; ext
white 10. Rye-Firm; No. 2 western 62e;
ungraded at 55c. Bafley-Nominal. Malt
Steady. Conn-Actiye and shade lowel UNI
graded 49a60c; steamer 40aipySc; No. ~
4OI<a50c; Kansas Soc; No. 9 white 65I9c; yt'-
low western 81 70; No. 8 at 49, 1tai0c! Oats :
Dull and heavy; rejected 26c; No. 5 at 2Ga2I' /;
white oSc, No. at S0Ifa3lc; white Sic; No: !,
3Sc; mixed western 25aS3 Nc, white at 2saSi
Hay-Dull and unchanged, Hops-Non :
nal. Coffee Quiet but steady. SnEar-Fint
and In fair demand. Molasscs1 Quiet bhs
steady. Ricc-Stealy and IN fair denlanh.
WhiSky-Nominal at $1i2 si"ca
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/. CoLuMBus, o., September Q. The num-
ber Of articles arrivfngfor exhibition at the
Ohio State Fair, beginning next Monday,
+ larger than ii has ever been in the histo-
~ OF the State. Herds OF cattleare already
here from. five States. The demand for
space in the departments for machinery
aud manufactures has made 1t necessary to
provide IN some cases double the space
required in previous years. The sapesrin, san.,
,tendents of all the departments are here e 9
getting everything in readiness, and the
arrangements for the exhibitors and ae-
,commodation Of visitors are all on a scale
commensurate to the OCCASION. Governor
Bishop aud staff and. the State and city oih-
cials viii visit the Fair in abody on next
wednesday. The Fair will lcontinue from
Sept 9th to the 18th, inclusive. 20,
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CNc1SxArt, September a. Cotton Dult
and nominal at ike. Flour-Dull and III /:
changed. Whcat-Dull and heavy; red az
amber rat s5a93c; white 9Oa95c Corn-Stead''
with good demand ut 4la42c. 0ats-Du'l |
and dropping at 20a25c, Rye-Steady with I!
good demand at 5la52c. Barley-Quiet an !
firm; No. fall at 81 0Sa1 05 bid. Pork-Dail
and lower at 50 25a9 80. IArd-ln faitdi-
mand and but little offering; current make 2 s
50 90; kettle sas l-2c, Bulk Meats-Dull anl
fair jobbipg demand lat 59la8,Sa09 jzc.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Firm ut 55a57c. WhiSky-Steady ,witll u
good demand at 81 o. .H 2 ~
HoGs-Quiet but firm; common - I6a3 80:
light 5 GOA 1oT packing 8 7oa4 90; butchers
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NEw!YoRK, September .6,--The strike o.
the divers On the Third Avenue Railroad
is ended, and the men have returned to
work. The Company has agreed to pay
them one dollar and ninety cents per day
SECOND AVENUE rEELows TAKE rrr.
The strike Of the car drivers has extend.
ed 10 the Second Avenue line this morn.
ing. The few cars running are guarded by
police. Many.of the drivers became riot
Gus. and. in one instance. q car-was over
turned and the; driver tied TO "a wagon,
A company OF each regiment Of National
Guards is on duty In each armory, and the
remaining -companiesare under orders 70
be ready for immediate q service u case OF
Kearney, the agitator, speaks tonight
A large extra force Of police Will be on
duty. -s.tL s-.tsps.|a = lrss-4 lI9f
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WEST ALEXANDER
Iyyrsr Atrx 4 xpEn, PA, Sept.

''s9 West ALExASpEr, PA, sept. y,
There were seven persons from this
place who went on the u. & y. excursion
to Chicago last Tuesday. ~
Prof. Jos. Mckee, who will take charge
OF the public school, removed here on the
Sd inst. 1i8HlissIR'flfl -, l'1
Rev. w. H. Lester. removed to the Par;
sonagc belonging to his church on the Sd
! III The Academy opened on the 4th inst;
with an increased number OF scholars ana !
they have not all arrived yet. Z :. ly
Samuel Farley, sr,, near this place,
shipped on the 9Th inst, TO NJ. 4 J. Pol
lock, Of your city, one Cotswold black.
faced mutton sheep, weighing 170 pounds.
Sam. has a few more of the same LEFT. l,l
g McIain Bros agent paid our town 4 4
visit yesterday, The team Of the "Rarlis
stock attracted much attention trom those
who talk horse here. T. u i ss ,...
There will be a large attendance at bar;
NUNS show from this place and vicinity II
the weather Is favorable. lla{.2
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ST. Lors, September 6.-The Washing.
ton train on tht Union Pacific Railroad
coming east collided with the Kirk@ood
accommodation going west near the Grand
Avenue crossing, within the city limits,
about 0 o'clock this morning. There was
a large number OF passengers on the
Washington train, hut no one was seri-
ously hurt on either train, only five in
jured. In all, both locomotives and one
baggage car wrecked, involving aloss OF
about len thousand dollars. . ''T
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POLITICAL.
nEc1.lxEp rnE NoNlSArIoS.

. DECl.lNEb luE SuSlSAllun.
BALTIMORE, September O. Robert Tur-
ner has formally declined the Republican
nomination for Congress from the Third
District. a3s
WASHINGTON TERRITORY DEMOCRATIC con-
T vESTIoN.
SAN FRAScisco, September Ga Port
land, Oregon, dispatch says: Tho Demo-
cratic Convention for Washington Terrific
ry organized at Vancouver to-day. The
platform opposes the dismemberment ofthe
territory; favors the adoption Of State
Government as soon as Justified by cir.
cumstances; favors improvements on the
Columbia and Snake rivers, and an extern
sion OF time for the completion OF the
Northern Pacific railroad; demands. the
breakingup ofthe Indian reservations and
the adoption Of new policy regarding the
tribes. NJ. T. Cation was nominated as
Delegate to Congress. ~ i,
CHICAGO, September 8. The Trib,me's
Elgin, ILL.,, special says the Republicans
OF the Fourth District to-day nominated
John W. s6ernin, Of Kane county, for
Congress. This is Lathrop's district.
ST. Paul, MINI, September 6.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention OF
the Third District; held in this city to-day,
nominated Ignatius Donnelly. He was
nominated yesterday ythe Gfeenbackers.
GALVESTON, September GA special
from Nacosdoches, Texas, says: The
Democrats ofthe First Congressional Dis
trict renominated ]. II. Reagan by accla-
nation. - as-
'I.owELI, September 6.-The election Of
delegates TO the Democrat State Conven.
ton took place tonight. In four of the
six wards Butler delegates were chosen.
In one ward seven OF the eight delegates
are for Butler'snominatioi. In the other
ward there was row. ct :.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-FlouR-Dull
and weak superfnc s. 50a3 co. extras,S OsL
5 so, Minnesota family 5 Soa6 so, patent and
high grades Z 0oas so. Wheat-Fairly active;
red 65al 0G; amber 81 05Ifa1 90 H. Con-
Quiet hut steady; yellow 5Oa52 Nc mixed5lk
a5iiSc. Oats-Dull and weak white western
26a2Sc; mixed western 26aS6c. Rye-Dulla at
pork $40 25; beef, India mess, lSc; smoked
shoulders G1ic; hams II l-2a12 l-2c. Larl--
Dull and weak butchers at 7%c; city kettle
Z lie Butter-Dull and unchanged. Eggs
Dull and weak; Western 15alGc. Cheese
Dull aud heavy; western choice T11Iasc, Pc
troleum-Inactive and weak: refined at i0kc;
crude 7s4a7Sc. Whisky-Western, 81 10.
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An UntimeIy Objection.

PnnADELPHIA, Sept, ,6.-Rose Eytinge,
who offers herservices for the benefit, in
this city, for the yellow fever sufferers,
writes a letter complaining Of q member
OF 1.-THE yelloy fever fund committee who
objected to the raising Of funds by "play
people, shesays, in q long experience
as an actress this Is the first instance that
have ever met with, when committee
formed TO doa work Of charity turns It's
attention from its legitimate work to in
suit an honorable profession.
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MouNDsvIlLE.
Concert and Restiyai-Hcayy Criminal
Doeket-Arriynl OF Prisoners-Vhe Peo-
pie Raliying 10 John II. Hubbard.

MouSDsyfLtE, September 0.
corf@pOndence6f 6f the Intelligeneer, ,-.5. -.,,
The B. & o. Railroad will issue half fare
tickets from Benwood Cameron, Glen
Easton and Rosby's Rock to our concert
apd festival here next Thurday night for
The benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers.
Our Circuit Court begins next Monday.
I fear Judge Melvin will think the good
reputation ofourcounty entirely gone, as a
heavy criminal dockets await him. OBJ
tanned list Of the cases to-day, and they
are as follows: 49,
Abraham Good, Jesse Good, VIM. Youst
and Robert Brown (nowin Jail, for, rob
bing car Of the B. & o. R. r. Co. OF "a box
OF clothing. David Good fathero OF Abra-
ham and Jesse tout on BAIL, for same
offence. Hiram Brandon tout on baill,
for murder. John McNightor, for PERU.
ry; Edward Burns, for escaping from the
penitentiary; Bud Dong, for forgery, now
In Jail; George Robinson, for stealing q
horse, has been in Jail for nearly two years;
Mary B. McCuen, for aSsaulting Sarah A.
Riggs with intent to kill, out on bail;
Robert Quinn, for assaulting the guard at
the penitentiary with intent to Kill, and
Fred. Riyes, same offence. -4f ayss. u
1t looks as though the devil had been
let loose in this county during the last six
months. ,osi rslj-Ii.J s6,si,sl,a I
Sheriff Byrne, OF Braxton county,
brought three prisoners to the Peniten-
tiary this morning, viz: Leonard Garden,
larceny, one year; William L. Boggs, for
gerry, four years; c. L. Duyal, assault with
intent to kill, three years. And yet we
do not have enough convict labor to COM
but have 70 import United States
convicts for that purpose. At least that is
what the powers that be appear to think.
But am now,satisfed that a large majority
OF our people think differently, and they
intend to send Honest John Hubbard, the
mans true friend, to Congress
and have stop put to this thing Of max
Ing market house out Of our State Pen.
itentiary. rl ale-
John Nixon, our farmer nominee for
the Legislature, was in town to day. Mr..
Nixon is very popular man and will get
a very large vote. C,sz -. EtByE
Ihear great many favorable comments
on the improved appearanceof yourpaper.
Success to you. ..-...-..--.-,..,--.-
lam informed that our secret societies
have contributed in aid ofithe yellow fever
sufferers as follows: ;alasons, twenty-five
dollars; Odd Fellows, twenty-five dollars;
Knights OF Honor, twenty-five dollars. Z
Henry w. Fisher Is making It pretty
hot for the "John G. Calhoun Democrats"
in this Senatorial district. It begins to |
look little doubtful whether the eloquent
young advocate OF "local self-governmenp
will have an opportunity to move in the
next State Senate to have the price of
whisky reduced to five cents glass.
IDLER.,
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Toledo.

ToIEpo, September G-wnElr - Steady;
Michigan 81 02; No. 2 do 81 90; amber
Michigan spot 95 l.4c; seller October 90lSG;
No. 2 amber Michigan 03; No. . rcd winter
spot and seller September 5L!c; seller 0cto-
Der o0I4c; Nos red pI Nc; No. Dayton and
Michigan red 95Hc; No. 8 do 92; rejected
Wabash coke; western amber 9i iNc. Corn
Spot 4lc; No. 2 white "A Nc; rejected S0&c:
damaged 36J1c. oats-Firiner; No, 2 and
Michigan 2lAc;' ;'rejccted Ike. J7nisC
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JAcxsoSynLE, Fla; September6. The
steamer Reliance, running between this
mort and Savannah, exploded her boiler
IRst night two miles out from st. Marys,
First engineer wm. liondton, second en-
pineer Josiah Armstreig and second mate
Wm, Dart were killed or drowned, Rev.
Nj. Dunlap, of Saysprahi had his thigh
broken. None OF the other passengers
were seriously hurt. Several Of the crew
were injured bysteam, and Theo. Edmond.
nfatally. The upper works Were blown
10 atoms Capt. White and the tirst mate
Twsre blown into the. water, but not serb
o,isly injured. The wounded were taken
10 Savannah. ,h'to,o',i2 ''..''s ~ sas'e +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

'sPaper emissions by the Government
are OF a'nature 50 liable to abuse, may
say SO certain to be abused, that the wis
dom Of the Government will be shown by
never trusting itself with so seducing and
dangerous a power."-Report 1rhe1t sSecretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

WASHINGTON, September7.- -ForTennes-
see and the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, mostly
from northeast to southeast; stationary
temperature and rising followed by sta.
tionary or falling barometer. p
For the Lower Lake Region, clear, part
" cloudy weather, variable winds, nearly
stationary temperature and rising, fol-
lowed BY stationary or falling barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-07

ceips to-day ito head, all through stock:
total for four days Sl4 head OF through and
2,Oig OF local. Nothing on hand for sales
and no business done. Gfaril 3aA,l li7
Hoos-Receipts to-day $50 head total for
four days 6,765 head. Workers 81 l0a4 25 /,
Philadelphias 81 40a4 65. u d.liliA !.
sHREp-Receipts to-day 400 head total for
.fonr days 5000 head. Market closed for tlle
week nothing done to-day; feeling only fair
for next week,