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INDIA.

LONDON, September Ia dispatch from
Rangoon says: Col. Boraron, British
resident at Mandalay, has left, as the Gov.
ernment could not keep the officer OF his
rank where he was not respected.
CALCUTTA, September H. sixty.one
thousand persons are still employed on
the reliet works in Bombay or receiving
Rratuitous assistance. Yiceroy Of India
doubtless will demand, and perhaps has
already demanded, prompt withdrawal Of
the outrageous claim OF the King oi
Burmah TO the Karenno Territory and II
necessary will enforce the demand by war.
The best hope Of averting the hostilities
lies in the probability that King Thebam's
claim is only one Of his drunken freaks.
The general opinion is that King Thebam
will avoid giving caStlS bslli.
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THE UnISHOLsI MASSACRE.
Preparations for the Trial OF the Mul
tlereFN.

Preparations for the Trial OF the MUIR.
dererS.
scooBA, MISS, September 1.-The Sep.
tember term OF the Circuit Court Of Kem.
per county began at DeKalb, the county
seat, to-day, Judge Hamm, presiding.
The State docket is set for tomorrow,
when will commence the trial Of the cases
Of the State vs.. Henry ]. Gully, Virgil
Gully, Houston Gully and slocum Gully,
indicted for the murder of W. W. CHS:
holm, Miss Chenilia Chisholm and ]. 2.
Gilmore on the Goth Of April, 1878. The
prosecution will be conducted by District
Attorney Thomas s: Ford, assisted by
StewartL. Woodtord, Of New York, Ex.
Attorney Gen. Morris, Of Vicksburg, and
Ex. Chancellor Ware, OF Jackson, Miss.
Over five hundred persons, mostly white,
are in attendance. While there Is no ex.
element great interest Is taken in the
trial. W. Il. Gully, one Of the defendants,
died since indicted,
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~
"Ruatedn Rank.

San FRANCISCO, September LAT q
meeting ofthe stockholders Of the National
Gold and Trust Co., to-day, It was decided
to go into liquidation. The report Of the
committee appointed to examine the az
fairs showed that the capital became i'm
paired by losses and the manner OF doing
business for which the officers were CEN
sured, and also shown that the bank had
never fully recovered from disaster.
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The Marrow Gauge Depot Robbery
Arrest OF One Man Charged with IN
Crime.
ST. oLAlRsvtLlE, O., Sept. j, 1870.
Correspondents d The IntslligsnCsr.
Louis Cook, we'll known German liy
ing few miles east Of this place, Is lyinl
in critical condition with inflammation
Of the bowels,
The militia boys Company L, arrived
home from Cambridge this morning, and
all seemed to have enjoyed the TRIP
hugely,
The readers OF the INrRLLleRNcER will
doubtless remember an article that ap.
peared in the ST. Clairsyille locals few
weeks ago, stating that the Narrow Gauge
Railroad depot had been broken into
the night previous, and a cask Of
whisky taken theretrom. A move.
ment TO discover the guilty parties
has been kept up by our town Marshal
for some time past, but without result
until last Thursday, when young man
informed Officer Rice that he had bought
whisky several times lately from young
man named George Weir. Weir on learn.
ing that the matter was exposed and with
fear ot arrest, decamped and has not been
seen or heard Of since, although IL Is the
opinion OF the officers that he Is prowling
in the woods, near this place, TO escape
from the hands Of justice. The officers
are on the look out and no doubt will
rope him IN before many days elapse,
Weir Is bad character and rather young
man for this kind OF business. He Is only
twenty years of age, aud only few days
ago he wasaTested on charge OF highway
robbery and bound over to court In the
sum Of $500. While the officers were
scrutinizing the case they found that Weir
had an accomplice in the crime. Suspicion
rested upon q young man named Harry
Wright, who was arrested and taken be. |
fore Esquire Pratt, charged with being |
connected with the crime. As there Is not |
enough evidence at present to substantiate
the fact Justice Pratt placed him under |
Sl0O bail until next Wednesday, when a |
preliminary hearing will be had. Wright
Is tanner by trade, and has lately en-.
tered into the matrimonial life, taking
with him a daughter Of man named
Worley, living near Bridgeport. II the |
parties are prosecuted and found guilty |
they will have long tug Of punishment |
10 70 through.
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The Recent Educational Association at
Charleston.

SHuEAeSAOu'
HUNTINGTON, Aug, S, 1870,
Editors Intslllgeueer
We left Charles,on th;o aror;r, =, sro
o,o,.o,' w ~ 'o''VA -" .",1 o'en'"s u' n.'
= U'ocA' anu are now at Huntington wait
ing ior the boat, which is expected to
reach this point about midnight. The
Educational 4asoc;,t;on od;o,rnod 10 a.,
- ,oo. - :: "tAeu 'o'N"'
~ nO"n' AasG evening we listened 70 an
address on the subject Of Popular Edu-
cation" delivered by Hon. Chas, T Farlk.
nor n u,as ronioto ,r;.l, .oo,I t,,:.,... -,
~ ~ Vac ''pt'Ve WIN sooo tnthgs well
saiu' a large audience was present to
honor the presence OF the distinguished
sneaker, and, although one honr and
,h;rt,, ,,;,rtn, 80 -, 80 "N
sutt9 D"0e "ete 'ousu"eu IN tne ue-
llVery OIL the lecture, 1t was listened 10
with the deepest attention by all present.
This morninp's session was copsnnod in
Az J;.o,,.,;.. 80. NJ -. tIT,,
'ue u'so1soton VI Ine SUBJECT; Inc rela'
ton Of the people to our public schools"
reports Of committees, &c. The Associa.
ton adjourns to meet al Hinton, Summer
county, Tuesday, July Q, 1880.
The good people Of Charleston
are very hospitable, and treated us
all in the kindest manner possible,
but the teachers Of the county and even
the city showed wonderful lack Of interest
in the cause, but few Of them being pres.
ent at any Of the meetings. There Is sure.
ly no. excuse for such negligence. Col. 3.
w. Byrne was present at every session,
and did much TO add to the interest His
heart is In the cause, and he tookno pains
to hide his disgust OF the want Of interest
shown by the teachers. Capt, McWhor-
ter was present during several sessions, as
was also Ool. smith. The ministers gen
orally favored US with their presence, but
other prominent men contented them
selves with attending the night sessions
only. The city of Charleston is naturally
beautiful place, and when man does as
much tor II as nature has done, twill be
one OF the finest cities in the State. The
Capital building in Its present condition is
not very imposing. structure, but when
tne proposed aaqltons are put 70 1t,
u WIN De an honor 70 the state
L was ny pleasure to meet Hon,
Eusace 9loson, ex'speaker Of the House
oi Delegates, on the train, and he seems to
take rather gloomy view OF the future
ol our SCHOOLS ne considers that the last
teglssatufe sIruck them almost q death
ploW N Wlthnoldlpg the appropriations
from tne normal schools, &C. We hope
tne gentleman is miataken, but we teal
tnere IS 700 much truth In his prophecy
Ing colni.ty .c.ni.y oetween Inls and Charleston
is nn nn DeaHnuI, t ana me scenery around tht
Slty atnasi u lunGtngVpn " dehgntl9i. Througt
tne courtesy ot riol: a. y. Chesterman
%s ,n were ~ PssfnW,teeo Psn Ws 70 taSe q moonlight
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, September IA caucus Of the
German Constitutional party at Dinz, al
which sixty deputies were present, unani'
mo1sly passed 9 resolution expressing ap'
prehension for the safety Of the Constitu'
ton and Of the German Austrians in view
Of the political situation created by the
elections. The resolution advocates the
maintenance Of religious liberty, free in
stitutions and reduction Of expenditures
especially in the army.
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ROCHESTER,, September Letters are
received from Hanlan and Courtney de.
cliniug to row the championship race ior
a purse Of S. 700 offered here. Hanlan de.
cltnes on account that q large field purse
would attract, and Courtney because the
championship is held in Australia, and
because Of the danger Of q foul in q large
field. He would row Hanlan as an Ameri
can representative, or row any man In the
United States for that title.
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JAMES II. FuRBEE, ESQ.,, Of Warrington
Marion county. late delegate in the legis
lature, was in the city yesterday. He re
ports rising tendency in business out in
that part of the State. The farmers are
selling their wheat, Of which they have
had an excellent crop, at 90 cents pei
bushel, ut Warrington, and this price, to-
ypther with the proceeds Of their wool
and good corn prospects, have put them
not only in good heart but good shape,
Mr.. Fnrbee is shipping considerable wheat
and lumber to the East. The rate on
xheat to Baltimore by the car load is II
cents, and on lumber $3.50 per ton. This
;sN reduction on old rates.
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Of England on balance, yesterday, was

o. England on balance, yesterday, wa
John Henry Puleston, Member Of Par
lament for Devonport, did not sail for thu
United States on Saturday, being unable
TO obtain q berth.
The Fustian weavers, at Oldham
England, numbering 5000, resumed work
yesterday, at a reduction. The spinner
will likely follow.
John Macintosh, a speCulator In
American railroads, whose checks were
returned Friday night, was yesterday
declared q defaulter by the stock ex.
change.
At the sitting OF the Turko.Greek from.
tier commission, Saturday, the Turks &C.
cepted, with important reservations, the
protocols Of the treaty OF Berlin as basis
for negotiations.
II is rumored that the Emperor OF
Germany starts for Koenigsberg to.mor.
row, to witness the military man0uvers,
and will have an interview, enroute, with
the Emperor Of Russia.
The German Government in answering
inquiries by ioreignI diplomatists stated
that General Won Mantkeitfel's mission to
Warsaw Is a mere act otCourtesy with no
direct political importance.
A dispatch from Tchikislar says: Great
Indignation Is felt at the English diplo-
matte action In preventing supplies being
sent from Persia TO General Lozarefii's g ex-
peditien against the Teke Turcomans.
The match between Joseph Kempster,
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JUDGE R. II. CocHRANgoes to Urichsville
to-day, to attend meeting OF the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie Railroad Directors. The
meeting is called to consider an offer on
the part of would-be contractor to put
the road through from its preseutte terminus
at Norwalk to Martins Ferry-a distance
Of about 1856 miles. There is a large
amount Of work already done on the line
lsOme 70 miles Of grading besides some
tnnneling) and it is by no means impossi-
ble that the road will yet be built. 1t is
not the first road that has fingered for
years between life and death, changed
hands several times, and finally emerged
into success.
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ruE family market quotations in oincin'
natl nowadays are as follows: Bee
roasts s aud 10 cents per pound; steaks 0
and l2I; mutton and 0; lamb 8 and To-
veal 10 and IS; fresh pork 8 and s; sausage
I and 5; lake fish Sand lOi chickens 10 and
20 cents each; eggs IA and 10; corn 10
cents per dozen; potatoes 8 and l2l per
half neck, onions l2 and 10 ditto.
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JonS ". Mason, ESQ.,, Of Grafton, who
Il here attending the United States Court,
informs US that there is perceptible
looking up OF business in and around
grafton. The Though freight business on
tl,e Baltimore and Ohio road is immense
yreater than for many years past. Some
oi the train men make forty days time
in A month now.
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FrIEhtfnl Accident 10 Four noys.

sT. LOUIS, September 1.-Four boys,
1nd MenTi ad,I.t rottsl John Goebel, Richard Kcpt
and Henry Relnhold, ranging from six
70 thirteen years OF age, were run over by
freight cars on the Iron Mountain road 10.
day. They were lettering about the track,
when a switch engine moved down on
them suddenly and caught them all. Potts
had both legs cut Of, one above and the
other below the knee. Goebel had both
legs mangled, but not entirely amputated.
Reinhold had his right leg crushed. Potts
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CHICAGO, Sept. LA strike OF one hun.
dred and fifty laborers in the Michigan
Central freight depot occurred to-day.
The strike in the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
4 Chicago depot Is on the increase, and
there is a general disposition among the
workmen to exact a raise from one dollar
to dollar and quarter.
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It isno vile, drugged stuff, pretending
to be made Of wonderful foreign roots
barks, &c., and pulled up BY long bogus
certificates OF pretended miraculous cures,
put a simple, pure, effective medicine,
maae oil well known valuable remedies
that furnishes its own certificates by It's
cures, We refer to Hop Bitters, the
purest and best OF medicines. See
Truths" and Proverbs" in another
column. For sale by Laughlin Bros. 4
Virginia. o''
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IRELAND.

LONDON, September 1.-Charles Stewart
Parnell, Home Rule, member OF the
House Of Commons, for Meath, addressed
o disorderly mob Of from ten to twenty
thousand, in Limerick, Saturday, upon
the land question. He advised the farmers
to combine and pay no rent until the Gov
erenment reduction, and advised the land
lords to make areduction. The crowd ap.
plauded the address and shouted in favor
Of shooting the landlords and agents. The
platform was finally stormed and much
crushing and fighting ensued.
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Tho OnIeial Vote orKentucI,,

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-The ofticia
vote Of Kentucky for Governor is as fol
lows: Blackburn, Democrat 125,7o9
Evans, Republican, 81 1882; Cook, Green,
back, 1884; Blacksburn's mojority, 43,.
9l7. The Democratic majority four years
ago for Governor was SO, ISL.
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NAns we're advanced yesterday by the
mills Of this city to $500 card. The late
card was 50 50. A Pittsburgh firm had
anticipated their action by announcing an
advance to s. 90 for their nails. This
price seems to be warranted by the
present demand for nails, which is un-
usually active. The mills have been de.
rlining orders at the old card for some
lays. How long this demand will last re-
mains to lie seen, but at this time tits
uuite urgent.
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Mn. Rour. IloslE, who is a contractor
for large amount Of stone masonry on
rhe Tuscarawas road, was in the city yes
lerlay looking for workmen in his line.
lie is paying So so per day to masons and
81 % to laborers, and needs more mon.
The ordinary price for common labor on
The road is Iromsl O5 to 81 10, but he re.
uuires good class Of men and pays 81 %.
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CIEvELASD, O., September Ia game
OF base ball was played here to-day be.
tween the Cleveland and Cincinnati clubs,
Cleveland, Q; Cincinnati, 4.
BUFFALO, September LIN q game be.
tween the Chicago and Buffalo clubs the
former scored 4 and the latter !.
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TURKEY.

LONDON, September la dispatch to
the Daily Ntlrs from Constantinople says:
A meeting Of Englishmen was held on
Sunday at which o memorial was adopted
to be sent TO Lord Salisbury, against the
proposed new taxes on foreigners In Tur'
kew,
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WASHINGTON, September l.-During Au-
gust the silver payments from the o. s.
Treasury and o. s. mints amounted TO ST..
S65, 900, exclusive OF the amount returned
for silver certificates, the aggregate weight
oil the coin thus distributed Is b6 tons,
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WHALER CRUSHED.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The whaling ship
Our Queen, Of Dundee, Scotland, With
fourteen whales, was caught In the ice in
Lancaster Sound, between Batin's Bay
and Barrow's Straits, and crushed. The
crew were saved. ~ ~
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BulIdoElnE witnesses Against Noon
Ahlnerh.

sinners.
WASHINGTON, September l.-U. S. Re.
venue Agent Latham writes from Ala.
bama that two witnesses for the govern.
ment against moonshiners we're whipped
recently almost to death, and compelled to
leave DeKalb county, and that in Marion
county an armed band OF distillers and
sympathlzers compelled a United States
commissioner, a deputy marshal and two
deputy collectors to leave the country.
They also compel all persons that visit
them to work for time, thus making &C,
completes OF every one who would other
wise be witnesses for the government.
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SEPTEMBER having an "r" in 1t, the oys.
t4r boom will soon be on us. Not, how.
ryer, until this hot spell eases up little.
Meanwhile the corn crop is booming day
l.. Lnm
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Wnter snnnt

WArERrowN, September 1.-The towns
on Black river and It's tributaries are sui.
lering greatly from want OF water. Since
January Grain fall here Is nineand n
quarter inches less than the same time
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ne YnI,nr naIi.A

San Francisco, September 1.-Charlea
De Young was to-day admitted to bail by
Chief Justice Wallace, in the sum Of S25,,
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NEw YoRx, September L. Arrived
steamer The Queen, from Liverpool.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable Vineyard Property.

By virtue oil Ave deeds made by Peter Kreuseh IN
me dated respectively July =, 1876 November 1876:
April 1877 June TO- 1871, and October TO- 1877, and
q record n Ohio county land records respectively 10
1Sss geed &, O. Trust Books page 2 H. pagel22 i? page
two deeds dated respectively April g. lSGO and Novem.
yer 1870, and Of record In said land records 10 Deed
BOOK o. page 2l2, and Deed Of Trust Book II, page
m aGnG under power Of attorney, dated June 25
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WARRINGTON.
Publlc Debt staternen

SAAO Do1t oSApPAASA~
WASHINGTON, September 1.-The fol-
lowing is the public Reinstatement for the
month OF August:
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FOREIGN NOTEa.

The bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
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Saturday, the 4th day Of October, 1879.

Beginning al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at publIc auction
At tho front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county 10 the City Of Wheeling, the following par
ce o. land together with the improvements thereon
- as laid out Iy f. D. Armstrong, Trustee for Emily
a. zane upon his plat Of out lots duly OF record il
Sald Ohio county land records These out lots en-
grapes Of several varieties aud form ono Of the mot
valuable yineyardS In the State. The buIldipgS. In.
Guiding large wine cellar, are new and In excellent
repair.
TERNsoP SALI.-.O Oae.t third In cash, and Us much
more @ the purchaser may elect to pay II. cash RlI
the residue In three equal annual nstamentS payE-
Die IN and yGart, with interest from day oi sale.
payable seml.annuAlly the purchaser TO give his
notes lor the deferred payments with security TO bC
approved by the Trustee.
]. c. lIERvEY, AuctIOnCsT. '' aaS.TTI4s iSSTTi
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Having purchased tho entire interest In the vreen
grocery No. 1905 ChGpllne street, will endeavor 10
the lowest figure. ~
1aaklIins the public for rast patronage, respect
Se2 ALBERT II. MARIs
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observation-disclosures is HEREBY
- given that the arm Of Adolph 4 Mabls hRE thlV
DAY been dissolved by mutual consent, D. Adolph re-
tirng The business will hereafter be carried On by
Albert u. MAbls. Pe0ons knowing themselves IN
debted 70 the hrm are requested 10 call and settle
Immediately. Persons having claims will please pre-.
D. ADOLPH.
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Ghe GtteIIiqsttrtr.

,.,,sEp At TiIE POsToTTICE, WHEELiNG, ". VA,
a. SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER.
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D. ADOLPH,
A. II. MABIS,

Having disposed Of my interest in the Ereop
grocery 70 Mr, MablS, hereby recommend him 10
he public, and trust they will give him liberal pat
II. ADoTpu
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tsss' Nos. as and " Fourteenth street.
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NETaHBoRHooD NEWS.
ST. oLAIIlsvILLE.

The Marrow Gauge Depot Robbery
Arrest OF One Man Charged with the
Crime.
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AVAILABLE ASSETS.
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AQUATIC.

The Much Postponed Race Between Ross
and Smith Results in Favor or the Lat.