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FOR SALE.
DUBLIC SALE,

On SATURDAY, FEBRuAIr 9Th, A. u.,
front Of the Court HOUSE, commeneip, a. ,d ~ .
A. NJ, a double tWo-story brick DWsIllsS VEGA
Ing eight rooms and garrett, two cellar, y. 'Vatt.
Portable house for two families, Siuiisi y. "a.
street, North Wheeling, on 10, No, ii Nh
and 2ii, will 10 sold Gt public ale II ~, Sa -
disposed Of. For terms apply 10 jobs HSi-@ as
a. sCHAEFBR 4 CO., Gsutrll Ag,nu ,s /.
Houie corner. ~ VA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD.

ToIll who are suffering from the srroru and In.
dISeIttIOaS Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, &c l will send you receipt
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE Thi,
great remedy was discovered BY missionary 10
South America. Send SclI.addreised envelope 70
the Rev. JosRFH T. isxAN SiaiiOa D, Bibls LoU',l
HrE York CITY Epis-eodAV
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ALBANY, n. Y, February 6.-The Sen.
ate has agreed to the assembly resolution
placing flour and leached AShes on the
free list Of the canal toll sheet.
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HOUSE FOR sALE.-I otter for salo the HOUSE
II. on South Front street, Island, IN which nov
beside. Houie contains nipe rooms, pantry, bath
room and water closet; wash house and coal houSe
In the basement There are hot and cold water
and gls hxtuies on all three doors. The LOT g @
By Us feet, and the grounds well improved.
Terms easy. Apply 10 Huyey Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
bep21 South Front Btreet Island,
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"Dr. RannIng's Lectures were ATTENDED n .
best people, and were both enteTtIlnibg NIB
structIve. ~ PiiiIbHreh DipdieA,
I'VE took our seats expecting 10 hb1f ei6ss1
bore, and were agreeably disappointed "-SH y
leans PicdyIne.
"Dr. Banning left the city Last night, loa't
BY the God bless you Of hundItdi VI VI z
Elns."-Erenin0 Telegraph.
"But 90 and hear these questions dszas
the Doctors own forrible and conVinelfG niElE'
-Mtie York RreniRg PoIi.
Dr.. Banning delivered i've courses Of lSisas
Pittsburgh, some Of them In my Chapsl, al "
we're In every way chaste and Ecentlhs-kIrl
C, PRRsHiHG, President Of Female Colelt n
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF TIN
CIades Iron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.

BY Write Of deed OF trust made by Abner Evans,
Jr, 70 the Undersigned trustee dated the 18Th day
Of December, 1876, and Of rcoId among the land
Deed Book No. 50, PIP. SIS, S26 and S27, will on
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EoR SALE

offer for sale my property on Main street, CON.
sstIpg OF Two store rooms and dwelling, Nos 2glb
and 2Ol7. The house Is Of brick and two stories
hIgh, also offer for sale the Eloon In room No.
20i7, with all the fixtures complete, Of sreat
bargain. Terms easy. For full Particular apply
70 JOHN sCHNELLy sR.,
iRII No. 20i6 Main street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDAily except SundRy-EeWRrk Accommodation.
tSteubenVille AccOmmOlAtiOn.-ThI train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping when requi'
rol At Sherman House, RIhAVille, West Wheeling
and GFaEel Hin.
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Ar1n.
MOONS, the 9th and eth TO LadieI only Al Todd
FRIDAY EVENING, At 80, 10 Glni Etiaa
Lectures one hour long. Fist cOuns In
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WuATCONSTITUTES A LEGAL
TENDER,

An, Able and Interesting Review
of tho QueSti0n-The Original
Act Defining 1T The Subse-
quent Acts.
Correspondence Evening" Telegraph.
AT this peculiar crisis when the whole
country Is agitsted with the question Of
remonetiziDg silver and the probable
effect such action would work on finance
generally is discussed by ever one, from
the President to the labOrer, the follow
ing resume Of the various acts Of Con-
gress authorizing and regulating United
States metallic currency may not be IN
interesting to some Of our numerous
readers, if you think it worthy Of a place
in your columns.
Act Cd April, 1922. BY this act gold
and silver are directed 10 be coined and
used, asthe circulating medium and mon
ey Of the United States. Fixing the
weight and value Of the several gold
coins M follows:
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EERyEY 4 BRITT will offer for sale the fol.
lowing valuable real estate at the front door Of the
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PilSargk, Feb. 2, 1878.
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Chicago, September 12.- No further
news has been received here regarding
the massacre Of soldiers ut Yellowstone
Park by the Indians. General Sheridan
discredits the story. ".N 3.
BozMAx, Mon, September l0.-A courie,
extra from Captain Browning says: We
learn that on Sunday last General Myles
had battle with the Bannocks on Soda
Butte Creek, near Clark's Fork. Thirteen
Indians were killed, and the rest OF the
party, thirty-sevcn in all, were captured
Myles' loss was: Captain Andrew j. Ben
nett killed, and one soldier mortally
wounded. Myles' men numbered twenty.
one men and a few scouts.
ST. PAUL, September l2.-The friends Of
the st. Paul parties who are on IN eNCur-
sion in the Yellowstone region, arc not
concerned at the report OF the massacre
last night, believingit to be unfounded.
When last heard from the ladies Of the
party were at Fort Ellis and General Myles
at Grow Agency.
BISMARCK, b. T., September l2. The
rumor that Myles has had fight in the
Yellowstone region is generally credited
here. Itis known that after leaving Fort
Kcogh with his party they struck q fresh
trail, and apprehending danger the ladies
OF the party were sent to Fort Ellis, while
the command went in pursuit OF the In
dians.
4 brother OF Senator Dorsey, who left
For, Keogh on the 9Th inst, says report
that Myles had fight, in which twenty
seven OF his escort were killed and the
remainder surrounded, had reached there,
and that two companies OF mounted in.
fantry from Fort Custer and u band Of
Cheyenne Indians from keOgh had gone
to their assistance. The mail was held at
Keogh day and half for particulars, but
left without any danger. The steamer
Bachelor, which left Kcogh twenty-four
hours later, has nothing additional.
A report has just reached here that over
one hundred hostile Sioux are on Sandy
Creek, near Fort Custer.
An officer of the mounted police, arriv.
ing here to-day from Fort Benton, says
that Sitting Bull and his entire force are
on this side Of the line, splendidly armed
and equipped. =,
In the event Of further particulars shall
forward you?
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ST. Louis, September 19.-Quite heavy
frost occurred here and in this vicinity
last night. The temperature now is "a
vorable for still;lleayier one tonight.
Whatever apprehension may have pre-
vailed anywhere rs to the yellow
fever being or coming here may now
be removed with absolute safety,
for the recent remarkable cold change
in the weather has rendered It utterly im-
possible for that disease to visit this city.
Health Commissioner Francis has recon-
niended to the Board Of Health that the
quarantine regulations be modified so as
to allow oil Ohio river boats and all pas
sengers, whether by river or rail, and who
are not sick, to come directly to the city
without detention at quarantine. All
steamers from infected cities or districts,
however, will be held at quarantine for
disiniection and fumigation. The Board
will no doubt accept the recommendation
at Its next meeting.
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MuCSUSNII.LE, sept. l-'
Crrpaita,e Of the In'cIeencer. tr-
Thets;iyal held tor two nights past, the
oaer on Tuesday night and Kemple's
htup Of last evening, netted about S25.
IsA together with the Sl5already sent to
tie relief of the yellow fever sufferers,
dasPNity we'll, We think, for Mounds
vile
AempIe in his lecture sustained his
reputation as 4 mimic OF the first class.
Misrepresentation OF trial scene in our
lfeaii Court, brought down the house.
aHNintrolucel by Geo. Edwards, Esq.
hi lev chosen words, and appeared
sS'aei with IA huge button hole bouquet
@aeIeit lapel OF his coat, which We
N tee to say did not add much
disappearance, butaSit had been placed
Nete BY fair hands" he did not dare "a
tI;n0Ve il: but he came near losing 1t, he
aaost threw himself away in the person
aESSnoRoi some OF his characters.
One Of the prisoners confined in Oul
@Onty jail was missing this morning, and
g examination it was found that he hat
ISPPearel through one OF the windows
aNnghrt cut one Of the iron bars with
sNE made from an old case knife. Hi,
5at David Brown, lie isan American
s,liea S,l l o. Atrican descent, and his crim'
y has been raining almost necessarily
Ssf s..f Yesterday morning, and We are OK
a'nS q considerable rise in the river
,S. I1s'e has now been Il greater rain fal
A'44 al any one time since last spring.
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cn.lom Hou.e InrestIgatIon

New YoRE, September IL. Fernando
Wood, Chairman OF the Custom House
Investigating Committee, alone conducted
the inquiry to-day, hisassociatcs, Of course,
being still absent. Mr.. Wood says he will
go right through with the investigation
whether they turn up or not.
Auditor Triechel explained his whole
system OF bookkeeping, which differs little
from any other system.
Mr.. Wood put in evidence number OF
vouchers for moneys paid to Deputy Col
lector Blatchiord. Among the items were
$l65 for July, for horse and wagon to
convey papers between the Custom House
and public stores and Appraisers Office.
Another was the pay-roll Of the operators
and packers in the Appraisers department,
by which It appeared that no laborer got
less than $ 90 day, and many S375.
Collector Phelps, Law adviser Of the
Collector. told all about the matter OF
bonds, drawbacks, ETC., and contndicted
the statements OF Jackson S. Schulze,
made the day before, showing that the
gentleman had been misinformed upon
subjects forming the burden OF his dis.
course to the Committee. Adjourned un'
III Tomorrow,
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PuEBLA, Call, September ll.-On Tues
day, at 8 P. NJ, the first train on the Atcll:
ison, Topeka & Santa Fe road reached
Trinidad. From the commencement OF
the work up to the present time the com
pany has pushed the track forward with
all possible yigor. No halt will be made
at Trinidad, but the work will be pushed
forward distance OF 1873 miles with all
possible speed. No halt will be made at
the tunnel through Patton Mountain, but
the road will be carried by system OF
switchbacks over the top OF The mountain,
distance 81 miles, while the tunnel will he
but 1000 feet long The grade OF the
switchback branch will be 300 feet to the
mile and be worked by mountain engines
assigned for the purpose. The contract
for the work from Trinidad to Losvcga
has been awarded, and it is the intention
OF the officers to have the locomotive
reach Losgeva by the first OF April, 1870.
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TURKEY.

CoSsrASriSopLE, September FL is
said that the Russians at Kutstinja, on the
Black Sea are again arming the batteries
which they dismantled month ago, and
that the order for the departure OF the
Russian troops has been countermanded.
The Convention between Austria and
Turkey relative to the Austrian occupation
OF the provinces has not yet been signed.
Grand Vizer Safnet Pasha is endeavoring
to secure conclusion Of the Convention.
The bakers of Constantinoplc have dis
continued the sale Of bread because OF the
high price OF wheat. Tho Sultan there
upon remitted the grain tax and has ap-
pointed Commission to devise means for
retiring the paper currency.
CoNsrASrISorLE, Sept. l2.-Midhat
Pasha will be permitted to reside with his
family in a provincial Turkish town.
A direct collection OF revenue to be set
apart for the withdrawal OF paper currcn.
cy will be entrusted to the syndicate oi
bankers. Forty-six thousand Russian
troops have embarked for home. $4,000
vet to go. The Porte has been informed
that England will probably not adhere to
Germany's proposal that the signatories
of the treaty at Berlin will bring the Porte
to execute the stipulations Of the treaty.
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New York.

NEw YoRE, September l2.-Flour-fn mod.
crate demand Supcrfine western and State
s. 5Oai 90; common to good 9JaI y; good
to choice 30a4 IS; white wheat cxtm { O0l
5 IS; extra Ohio O0a5 50; st. I.ouisI 0Ol6 20
Minnesota patcnt process O 2Sas 50. Wheat
Quiet; No 9spring OSa90c; old No. l Min
| 0SI< No. 8 do l DIAL 90; No. 9 do / 073la
l 0sH; No. Q amber ! 019%al OSH; No. .
white lla1 II IL Rye-S,cady; No. 2 west.
crn 59hc, larlGy-Dull and nominal. Malt
Stronger. Coru-Active and shade high.
er; steamer 60c; No. 9, 56I1a5O74c; high
mixed 501Sc; steamer white 6S5{c; No. 2
white Sc. 0ats-Heavy; rejected spring 24c;
No. 8, 25 l.2l9Gc; No. 5 white &c; western
mixed 2Sa3Se; white western 9la9Gc, Hay
Quiet, COffec-Quiet but steady. Sugar
Firm; refining fair to good 75Sa7jGC. No
laSes-In good demand and firm. Ricc-lr
good demand at full prices Whisky-sl l0H
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n, Way Col. nen r"IIs the Wool Over
Their EJrs,

-. NAV Col. Hen Pulls the Wool Over
Their Eyes.
W.hsar from Richie county OF m oc-
,,,sc that comes under the head OF
~, ,nl to keep" There are two citi-
~, oi the Little Gem who differ in
Nj, sp,ncial views, the one being a more
,o,.y ,;rcnbacker and the other being
.,,.5, With the present close approach to
s.,is ,aymea,s. Each oithem has lately
:, ,yi convcr.cd with Col. Ben on
,0,4y matters. and the other day, as they
vr oaneyins home in the cars from
CAM station, in Doi,lridse county, they,
= ys,I fell to talking about finance.
n, GrenblcE man informed his friend
St he had been talking with the
CsoueI .inn their last conversation,
nj buni that he was his man
-sunl enough for him on the
rsnhck question, and he would there
inve for him on the Sth of October
M "wcll tha.'s queer" replied his
had Il, too, have had conversation
uh ,he COL since YOU and | last discuss
t&bnatter, and | LEFT him under the
in,rssioa that he was good enough
sand money man Tor me. do not under
sIBd how he could have agreed with you
sse sou aud IditIer so widely. He GER
Hily id not talk as YOU talk. "Well,
pr, that is sorl o queer, sure enough"
rAei the the grccnbark man, "and l
n4ly fear that the Col. is entirely too &C.
@anolating in his views on finance, and
Iaes ri no, be in hurry about making
Vyny mind who shall vote for this fall"
From this little occurrence the reader
n sc how versatile are the talents and
ugnplishments OF Col. Ben. No Won
trhe goes through the land singing,
"tiuiy, houly, hoEdy do2
Hos your uir. aal hlW are yOus r
"A Il fts NY h,t a. NJ other can,
Ibrhony hand Of the WOrklnsnIan."
he Colonel can beat the great Apostle
stheGentiIcs, by heavy odds, in being
-tlthing, to all men," lie could even
bat old Martin Van Buren, il he were
Ave, and Of him it was said in the cam
PIN Of 10 that
He uirtd In and wifNl out,
Atd latt The p.Oplr all In doubt,
Ebtthtfths smin that nldc the track
Wa gang iOrFirl or COnIing back"
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CrScSsA1r, September i2.-Cotton = Dull
and lower ut IKE. ElOur-Dnll and drOop
Ing. Whcat-FIrmer and quiet; rcd s5at0c
amber and white at S3l0ac. Corn In gooi
demand and prices slia,le higher at 4Ia43c
oats-Stcady and in good demand at 90a98c
Rye-In good demand at 5ia52c. Barley-Ir
good demand; No. 2 fall at 81 0Sa1 On. PorI
-EirIner at 50 20. I.Arl-FaiF dcmand' cur
rent make at 50 6JaG 20, Kettle SasIfC. Bull
Meats-Strong and higher at 6afaBI .a8I e
Bacon--stronger at 63GaGI Ifa6Ma8Js. Butte
II Steady and unchanged. l.inseed OIL
Active, firm and higher at SIC. Whisky
Steady and In fair demand Mt 81 0G
Hods-Actiye hut a shade lower; common
s. ooas 75i light 8 9Oa4 2S packing 4 GOAL 80
bnteheEs 480ai 85. L lI .IL MN
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Philadelphia.

PmLADELPluA, September l2-FtouR-Dull; |;
supcrine 50 60a3 %: extra 8 00aS so; Min
nesota family 8 25a6 90; high grades Ooas 90
Wheat-Quiet and firm: rcd 81 06ai 90 l-2;
amber 81 0Gal OK; white 81 0s. Corn
Firm; yellow SIC; mixed 81 l4a5lH. Oats,
Dull; white western 26a2Sc; western mixed
25a2Gc. Rye-Nominally unchanged. Pro.
Smoked llIzal2]ic; picked eISal0 l-4c;
green l-2aSc Lard -Firiner; butchers 10
lie. Butter-Dull; New York and Brad.
ford county, Pa, extras lSa2Qc;5 Western
Reserve l2al4c. Eggs-Scarce and firm vest
crn 17al7 1.2c. Cheesc-Unsettled; western
choice l-2as l-9c. Petroleum-N Nominally
unchanged. Whisky-Western at 81 10.
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ArAlrnFuL PHYSICIAN.

DR.. G. L. C. Hamdon, aged 40, who died
to-day, was formerly surgeon in the U. 5.
Army. He complained Of feeling unwell
Sunday morning, but having so cases oil
fever under treatment us n volunteer ply
sician Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, remained on duty until 0 p. NJ,
thereby greatly lessening his chance Of
Iecoyery
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Clnienrn

CHICAGO, September l2.-Flour- Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Actiye, firm, higher,
but unsettled 4 No. 2 red winter Gle cash
02c October; No. 2 Chicago spring ssc cash
SOC bid October; S9Nc November; sales SIC
October; No. 5, 7SIle; rejected 6o1lSc. Oats
Good demand and prices shade higher;
20 1.4a203Ec cash; 2ixc October; p II No
vember; rejected lSc. Corn-Unsettled but
generally lower; 3s IA November; SIC cash !;
3sa3s IS October; rejected 81 i4ic Rye
Quiet.and unchanged, Barley Easier; 81 0s4
cash; 10 October. Lard Quiet, firm and
stronger; % 771Sa6 so cash October and Nc
yember. Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged
Whisky-$l OF. r..s
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weather Indications.

wAsniSGToS, D. G., septem ber 49, Fo,
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, colder anG
clearing weather, Northeasterly winds
preceded in the East portions by rain
areas and falling barometer, .. e-I.
For the Lower Lakes, colder, cloudy
and rainy weather, higher Northeast tc
Northwest winds and milling followed by
stationary or rising barometer.
A troughof lowerpressureextends from
Lake Erie to the North Carolina Coast. A
very severe gale is anticipated for the
Lower Lake regions.
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Validity OF the Kentueky state Lottery

LOUISVILLE, September l2. VariOns
actions have been instituted by the Attor-
ney General TO test the validity Of the
Kentucky State Lottery grants. The
Court of Appeals decided to-day that the
Legislature had no power to repeal the
grants under which rights had become
vested or obligations incurred, and con-
firmed the validity Of the Henry Acade-
my and Henry Female College grant,
owned by Simmons 4 Dickinson, the pro-
prietors Of all the Kentucky State Lotter.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sept. l9.-since the
indictment by the grand jury Of Martin,
Hoeden and Allen, officers OF the two slis-
pended banks last Monday. there
has been considerable excitement
among the creditors and great many
Attachment suits have been begun
against property OF the Aaston Bank and
that OF some Of its directors to-day. The
State Treasurer is here and has begun
similar suits for balance due him from the
hnnk
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Sunday morning, but having 50 cases oi
fever under treatment US n volunteer ply
sician Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation, remained on duty until 0 p. NJ,
thereby greatly lessening his chance Of
Iecovery.
GRENADA.
GRENADA, September 49, Fourteen new
cases and two deaths to-day. DR.. Veascy,
who rode on locomotive last night TO
Gardas 12 miles north, to visit a sick man,
on his return discovered fire in lot OF
straw in public room OF the Chamber
lain House. He extinguished 1t before
any damage occurred. Had 1t not been for
his timely arrival Che hotel, with its 20
odd patients, would have been entirely de-
stroyed. The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion OF coal oil lamp. L. Lehman
and NJ. Applegate will probably die to-
night; they are both entirely unconscious,
Frank Shaw, OF Mobile, and Mrs. Cole
died last night. The end has not come
yet f
LOUISVILLE, KY. 10
LOUISVILLE, September 2.-Pat Coffee
and family Of six were taken with the
fever to-day. All are from Memphis, and
CHnle 10 lbulSNule eullic uhSe hSO' Az
possible aid Is given to the sufferers who
come to Louisville, and under no consid'
Grafton will the city be quarantined.
Holly SrRINGs. September l2. We have
no banks. Supplies should be sent by
express. The fever is fearful. We need
help. Deaths to-day: ]. r. Dancy and
wife, Miss Virginia Reed, Manassa Lynch
(colored), Henry Epps (coloredl. Twenty
six new cases, IA white and - colored.
AT HOLLY STRINGS.
NEw ORLEANS, September PA dis.
patch to the Howards. from Holly Springs,
says: Many OF your nurses are fright
ened and FIVE are leaving for New orlean:
to-day. For Gods sake send us ten more
nurses and two more physicians.
[Signed1 II. W. WALTER,
PreSidnt Hordrd association.
There were 37s applications for relief
to-day. From noon to 6 r. N. % deaths
and 10 new cases were reported to the
Board OF Health. j. .rtl F[yE
a CASE IS CHICAGO.
Chicago, September 1o.-Henrietta To
hey died here to-day from what her phys
ician saws Ia yellow fever. modified b,
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Knoxville, Tenn, Sept l2.-P. Straub,
proprietor Of the Knoxville Opera House
and large real estate owner, made an
assignment this evening; in consequence
the Knoxville bank Is closed. The banks
liabilities arc seventy.one thousand dol
lars, available assets eight thousand dollars
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Tor thelr-atflicted brethren, and the same
Is manifested at all points.
FROM FRANCE.

PARIS, September l2.-Minister Noyes
has opened public subscription in aid oi
the stricken people OF the United States,
and publishes a statement recounting the
horrible situation in the South, praying
that the Americans in Paris and all who
desire to join in the work of relief to
respond generously and Immediately to
the appeals. Subscriptions to be received
by Minister Noyes, Consul General Fair.
child and Commissioner McCormiC.
$4,000 FROM CHEYENNE.
CnEYESxE, September l2.-The total yell
low fever fund Is 81 $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-13
President aud ,frs. Hayes.

LAKE FOREST, ILL.,, September l2. The
President, Mrs. Hayes and sons arrived
here at 5 r. NJ, after having met with en-
thuSiastic welcome at each station between
here and Milwaukee. In Milwaukee the
party had m interesting drive about the
city. They visited the Soldiers Home,
where the President received military
honors. He was introduced by General
IIincks, who welcomed him as President
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