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TOtAI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :.
Total lumber OF Pieces handled 1859.

VIEWING BAD KoAD-Messrs. Frew,
Boring, schul'zs, Phillips and McCnlloch,
he gentlemen who compose the commit.
tee appointed by the Board OF Commits.
aioneIs, at their recent session, t, view
and report upon the condition OF certain
portions Of the Wheeling and Elm Grove
rosd, visited the places yesterday. Mtssrs.
Atkinson and Terrell, also Of the Board,
went along.
The committee reported that the defects
in the road designated in the pc,i'ion Of
Elward Larkln. who prays for Sl25 dam.
ages for injuries to his horse and buggy,
were very bad, and provided for repairs to
he made at nnce. Larkiu's petition is still
before tho Finance Committee.
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To the Readers ofsthe sIntelliqencte,Ir..


well known that hot weather brings sickness and that he
care neresar presen doneven the those healthy
What scr.ls in the heat tina should sae certainly
known but cholera dysrntery debility Sudc vertigo many
sudden and dangerous mas grcat suffering
anu thousands Of deaths Few people through he Summer without
uhpeas mt symptoms Tho month becomes dry ae tongue
ud W III white the Irregular the head ves the body cranpe
anu limbs swollen and tired ale espe aly With decCy
anu tendency to female troubles m the hot weather almost unbesrbc
while little Children dying from exhaustion and because
Parents neglect pccanton and Appointment and well knorn ply
stefan OF New York eris.s his positive belle tina, than thu hs
OF oil soca led Summer complaints from dsseed crons and
thai these sec etonay which by being order much
trouble are the kidneys aud liver Tho ban controls the life hut M
lower part of the body rules The health. .,5 i,e
There one and only known vegetable that will regulate
and control the Kidneys uni all cs ao titus prevent the many
dangers The summer That India leaf
bns OF Warmers sn!c Ktey and Liver Ills pure pleasant
taste aud absolutely c'rn In lis results keeps thoe who negeny
u.s. 1t In perfect health uni these who's seCretons deaged For
a unay complaints OF either ntah. Fur al bilious troubles
Is certaih Fr the hot Invaluable p, every
and intelligence should fail keep Kidney anl
Cure near hand and use upon thu approach Of lie sht symptoms
1t your life or 'h Of leuL twill certainly prevent
much suffering Its for sale by druggists ptr world:
careful and take other "a word tho sulicentnS
O. 4, .ttr. " ~ .
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Allow a cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious malades, such a,
Pneumonia, Ecmerrhases and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be So readily al.
tained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP bag gained
the largest sale In TIE world for the cure OF
Coughs, Colds and the everest Lung Diseases.
Its Dr.. Boschee's famous German prescrir
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained in sdminiStt,
ing it to the youngest child, as per directions
The sale of this medicine Is unprecedcnteo
Stree first introduced there has been con-
slant increasing demand and without single
report 0: d failure to do its wosi. in any case
Ask your Druggist as to tie trr,h,of thGss re.
marks. Largo sisas IS centa Try 1t and be
Convinced. Trhaau 2
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ARMY CT SALVATION. The Army OF
Salvation held their usual meetings las,
evening. The fist services were hold at
the Filth Ward Market House. and there
were 2ood many in attendance.
The officers, with corpOral's guard Of
followers, then marched w to Huchins'
store, on Market street, and held short
service. They moved thence to the Hose
House, on Eleventh, street, which will be
their regular headquarters hereafter. in
stead Of Ou's Hall. The meeting at head.
quarters was quite well attended and OF
much interest. Services will be held
there every night this week. a cordial
invitation ia extended to ALL
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MY mother was silllc,ed ioug time with
neuralgia ard dan, heavy inuc,ive con.
dilion Of the whole system; headache,
nervous prostra;ion, and was almost help.
less. No physicians or medicines did her
any good. Three months ago she began
10 use Hop Bn,ers, with such goad effect
I hat che seems and feels young again; al.
though over 70 wears old. We think there
ls no Other medicine ct to use IN tho fam,
'!ly."-:A lady in Providence, r. l.
Journal. S' Ia igl 81. lSlgsE uwrsw, 3
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Personal PARAGRAPHS = Mr.. J. B
Crouch, Of the hIuundeyille Commercial.
made business visit to the city yester.
day.
Father P. NJ. Heery, OF Williamsburg
Ohio, wus registered at the St. James yes.
terday.
G. ". Snyder, commercial traveller for
Jac Snyder'siron establishment, left by
the b { 0. yesterday morning Tor two
weeks Trip.
Mr.. Charles Morris, formerly Of this
city, but now OF Topeka, Kansas, lie in the
city for the purpose Of removing bis fam
lily to Kansas.
Robert Irwin. who has been student
Of the Lindsey institute for some time,
left yesterday for the, University Of Viz.
giniA.
Major T. II. Norton, OF Silver Gill, COL,
registered at the Mcclure yesterday even
ing.
Chares ]. Faulkner, jr., Of Martins.
burg, Dr.. S. II. Austin, ! ewisburg; Fl. S
White, Belton;S l. Boyd, Glen Esston =;
John ". Lott, Fsirmont; J. NJ. Porter,
New Cumberland; G. ". Liekle. New.
burg; J. NJ. Lazzell. Fairmon,; Il. Brown,
Cha,lestown; ". II. II. Flick. Martins
burg; G. L. hsygood, Harper's Ferry, are
among the prominent West Firglnians
at The New Mcclure.
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CoNAlrrEEs MEETING. The following
standing committees OF the City Council
met at the City Building, last evening, to
audit bills and accounts OF the past
month. preparatory to. the meeting III
Coun ell tomorrow evening: Committees
on Fire Department, Health, Streets,
Alleys and Grades, Lights. and Ofdi.
nances. The last named not having a
qno'un, did not organize, but postponed
their meeting TO anUlher evening. ~.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EeTATE The follow.
ing transfers OF zeal estate were admitted
to record in the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court yesterday:
Deed made November Ssh. by &. W.
Eckhart and others, to Patrick Fog, for
lot No. % on the ives, sids 0i Main street,
North Wheeling; for 81 $50.
Deed made November h, 1850, by Jas.
2. Rogers, trustee, to G. W. Eckhar.. Jr /,
and others, for lots Nos. 0 aud %, in
North Wheeling; 81 Gl0.
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1888 -lhS0.

"Our UuiOn'-"Jur, ""tt0'-"Our Expr.
a.,s..ris Renee" Ina 80
Is that square dealing always benefits the
buyer ~ well as the dealer, and having
established Il business upon these princi.
pies, and the only one united to Centre
Wheeling for SO many years, we are ena.
bled 10 do justice 10 one and all who will
give us q call 10 purchase anything in
the clothing line Tor men, boys or children,
Mt Rates which satisfy, the closest buyer. as
well as defy any OF our competitors. Calii
early aud convince yourselves. At No. 2l223
Main street, ]. STElSPsLD,.
AGENT Tor &. SlpiIlluld.
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CIRCUIT CouRT Judge Merlin. This
court NE. at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
and disposed OF the following business:
In the matter OF the State IS. ii. Burt,
indicted for felony, continuance was
granted until to-day.
The case Of the State vs.. Z. L. Goodrich
was set for this morning.
Adj burned until this morning Mt nine
o'clock, 1lt.f7' I.at Ia .
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fUlL lIoa Of Gnl.mtn's Night Shirts,
toUnhSr wi h all the novelties OF tn season
u, the Sur Clio hina House.
u. GUNu ING = CO.,
sc Twelfth Street,

pcucE CHANGES City Sergeant Swpe.
ney ha. made the following changes in the
beats Of policemen in the diFment wards:
First 10 the Second ward; 0 ilirar Shorts,
from The Second to the Third; Officer Mil.
Ter, from the Third TO ,he< Fifth; Officer
Gillespie, from the Ffh,to the Fourth;
Othcer De6baueh, IRON the Fourth to the
F.,st. The rest remain as before, viz,
Officer Rutherford. inihe Seventh; Officer
Lee, In The Sixth, and Officer Sullivan in
tho Eighth. ss
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"EY \ LA!sIt mtJvRIrT ~
Aud "Soitnns .sut i'ncts."

endeavur Ut all tlups TO give the cloth.
ing buyer OF Wheeling good bargain, and,
RS | wish TO advertise This feet all ,host.
wishing to got anything in men or boys
wear will do well by calling and buying
their suits or oyercoats n, 2Io3 Main street,
the old established clothing house Of
Centre Wheeling.
rHt r STrfxEEID ACT
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WARRINGTON, D. O.. Novem her 9-lA N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather with occasional
rain, northeast to southeast winds, be.
coming variable or shifting to northwest,
stationary or higher temperature aud
higher barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. with rain or snow,
stationary or falling barometer, southeast
to sou Invest winds, followed In western
part by winds shii,irgto colder northwest,
with rising barometer.
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FRoM York, Pa, comes the report by
Mr.. Henry 3 Schroeder, OF the remark.
able cure performed by St. Jacobs OIL, in
the ca @ oil Mi. O. Koons' wife, who had
been afflicted with rheumatism for long
time. ra7;,g. y. -
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be,
cause it is the best. For sale by all first.
class dealers. ~
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MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample POEMS.
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AEGtrn ENIS.
The "Iiis S'Imb."

The troupe with the above title gave Its
Initial performance at the Opera House
last night to a large audience. The per.
Torrance given Is called side Hours;"
"Aul0 nginsl Musical Society In two Ell.
fects." The Gtst effect Is descriptive OF the
club room OF tho title Club" In New
York. All the members present consist.
INK OF Mr.. Mahlslick Bris,le, the energetic
member, Ed. Marble; Lnndseer Crayon,
the ambitious member, Paul Brown;
Beersiadt Pink, The disappointed member,
Frank Budwor,h: Rev. Dr.. Dc Witt Pal
latte, Tho clerical member, Richard Cor.
man; ChrUtnp, expensive colored one,
Vim Carroll; Mia RoSe Pink, the Jolly
member Miss LIZZIE IIarold; Miss Flor.
reuca SSe'Chley, the critical member, Miss
Gerie Granville; Miss Violet Remington,
the dileantc member, Miss Marie Conron
Cicely lheh.enshade, the gushing member,
Mrs Ella Conron. n q l7StY3..E
The business before The lsncicty Is the
consideration Of the report OF the commit
tee appointed TO selec. come place as the
resort Of the club for the summer. The
somewhat novel proposition Of n trip
across New York In canal boat Is adopt
ed. na''' te'. NJ ' st.
The Second Eject" 10 descriptive Of
tho trip pr .c,ed iu tho "1tst effect" and
COM ISIS Of songs and varieties by the ex.
curtionists. sT Nv ,4fi
Mr.. Marble Is one Of the best comedians
on the boards and his spccinIt!es were CT
] tho highest order Of comedian acting,
The songs Of tho Misses Granville and
Harold. and the Misses GOnron we're very
good, those Of tho Inst named ladies' OK.
ceediHgly 30. The ppfcialiies of "L'ttle
Rosebud" were immense. Mr.. Will Car.
roll, rs "Chromo," Is wood negio artist,
and the bal il speCialies took very well.
Az a whole, Tho ,Inupeis hyperion In many
respects 10 the arroubsd 'urs,'' or to any
shows OF TINT class on the road. There il
nothing obscene nor vulgar In the whole
performance, and We hopetos crowded
house tonight. -.
1 = i-ii ~ TIE COMING CoScRET.
: The concert to he given by our musical
people III compliment 10 Mira. Whitaker
bids fair be Nm onj yabe eutertai o ment
and VIZ feel sure will be fully endorsed by
the piesance oithe many friends and ad.
,nireis Of that lsdy4Tlia is Tho time for
our neople 10 manifest The appreciation
wc know they entertain OF Mrs. Whit
takers ability and the benefit she has
been 10 Wheeling, "a m instructor in DO h
vocal and Instrumental msuic. For many
Yeas she has given pleasure, and her
ready r,fponsc tolhe many CALI constant
lly being tunce upon her has won for her
The very highest esteem and regards OF all,
and We only hope that all may show their
appreciation by turning out en- masse on
next Friday night I, j i iibs .g& lis,
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Full. ins Of FIVE Ply Collars and cuffs,
VITO ,h- G ! brsted Grown sutton Hol 8,
lust r. celved a, tao STAR,
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II yon want, the tiuest chew out, buy tho
Chief Tobsrco.
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no. ~ Oh saturday EiEnI {" ~ "1''
Chicago or Sandusky. A.,fs
Pullman Palace, DrasiGs Eoon IL. f'eE'-' :
On all night trains. -,d
Close connections arc made Tor al! pau ~ b
Southwest, North and Eorlhxrst IaiiiH. ~,
rable route for coloaih, aud Teroai SG, No
Srea: Wat, and 10 whom rSFticulN 1'es"-' -
WHEELING, PII'Ta AND BALIIaVTf WIFI,
Ltsv' -" ha"l!ry-.... 600 l. n 800 -"
Tickets to ali pr,uripaI IGnl, 90 H.! II y
oace open a, ali hours iurins lie dlh 80. :.
InlorirAton TO the travelling publ: tstttnyy!lt
". N. CLEAbNiN
: e. T. DEvIrF$- DO" '""-' "N''r-
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LETTER CARRIERS REroKr Chief Clerk
George Wise, Of the Pustui'ice furnishes
us with the following report Of the
mail matter collected and delivered dur
ing the month OF October in this city,:
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will likoit. .a5
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IKE Paw lion Five Ply Cuffs, the latest cut,
at the STAR. :
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WE hive Snm Wind watches with Look.
inp Glass, for so.
JACOB ". 6RUBB,
Corntr 0arket' and Twrifth Sis.

THERMOMETER RECORD Tho following
shows Ike ,anpe of,he thermometer, as
observed at schueprs drug store, Opera
House corner es,erday:
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CHIEF ToBacco, Is the boss" II you
Try 1t you will use no other 5tt'E
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New advertisements.
Skating Rink-Grand Opening. ~
Wrought Iron Hot Air Furuace-Ees.
bit, 4 Bro.
NO,ice-Young Mems Garfield aud Ar.
thur Club.
Wan,ed-Boy.
Legal Notice Thomas NJ. Dsrragh.
Wnn,ed-Girl.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses-Jos.
Speidel & Co.
Lis, Of Letters.
10 0 F. Funeral Notice.
Choices New Frni's-U. Dehrens.
Do'mans Il. Bum 4 Bto.-[hoad OF
local
Loa!-Earring-[head OF local
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CHIEF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For safe everyT here. sit6. ssl 2
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Stepping When teIu!red at ,hsfuIu IiI ~, -.
vile. Vest V heel!ns and ,;rsrelHII.
T!cketa and Baggage Checks u al ,dr,t., ,ty1
Y the East and Wost cau ts pmea,I 4 liz tsti
Ofhcs In Brlgrpo.,. 49,
lir ERyYEH,
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[ ,LEVE n, X rlrl>BUIp,T ; :
x x COS0H&SED rvs ciRT 'H Il 2
l.k, I2p MI t.;:Is :5,ss..sis-, $500
Es IL ~ a.
4 -s- noinn L"NI aE1- - .--LiS-I "
IN and alter June lath, TsD ri '2i
Sai'. Except SUNDAY Il az i0llos,; 80 '@'a an
= Throash Tain, to Pittsburgh,
-? Throrph rr.sE, 10 Cctca,n
Pullman, Pltlor Cen Estr,,. w.
Cleveland, '''"e'n WtSE9, T.
hc:e! aud Sleeping CIR, an all r..,
iisrre and rhican,. AL lhh Ht''s, 4
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

r.v 'Px.S". x'p.a.I7A.s.l sr.x,7p.a
10 II 70 20 . 81 81 50
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70 CLEV GLAND.
Only five hours and tvsn,v.fi,.mi-
TO CHICAGO,
ls. 0nlv IL tin,,l

bssuosnrlGs acknowledgement Ill AZ, Al a
=, M, BRIDGEPORT 500 p. ill.,; w7iy- II \ qft,;,, \
wv y. ul.: leaves Sleubcnyi!!l al iNiW. s.Jfs
foI st = 20 .. III. arrive at B-!IAlr u,.ei n
Inc slcnhenville AcrullEiviIt.os, In Avn,
their regular trip 10 aud iIOm s;eabtu,Ik, IN nj,
we following trips l~tweea Be!iIif, vi NJ nj
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ouSpAf !ApksSs ldSs NnrtIs-------s.,
aif y. At Well,Huss 1000 nsI', " !,
wesl' 10 poiuts. A 'alat LIRs.L,S
Trains leaving Coiumbu, a,sn,
tin daily. tTafnush ChIc,vo ess,,rp,, y htEtl,
daily, except Sunday, Al sol p lta'n G,G9,,
na.aGhsd, srri.insin Chicago Al M UHa tNlta;a
s M can Be secured In slrsp.s nv ST,l Etts
.l,rS"ss @ Si,bs 9a.'S e, D.sv,us Room s!saa =
Phil ,do,phia Gnl New y "Ia Mtlrch.s tls ~ y
c!neinnat. Louisville, tndIsssro,iS, % y t%,z,a
For through rGket,, Bal,t.s V r,I .Ia LCh ;
'cccnimodations, md any ll,iS,SS III SttFtsA
e l4s. n. hEtLEVlLLE, Tss.S;' a,,'n n.'r ~
S h.p na ncIes, 10! Of Eleventh AL HsI y
a=E u E.ALDWELL, "N'l
~ Gso'l Manage. Cs,c,I.,
~ p! Gr.hp ~ Tf.ssi
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RALTlMUEh q ONO RAILWAY.

La S.d sCay fEyT't r-s7,1-=-7,--9.t'Et=--.t
Ley t.:..-'c.- s=:'-'-.s,,a
IN, Anu silei jane ~. Ia =, IGI.psE Ia. "
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.KIpnrY- AND LIVER CURE.

s843 .s.,s..@ n. IN. .55..
- - 7-sg-=2 & XII r II Err5sss u u ~ I'M
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Consiteing as this is, it is snrerfiu
Gus. Nothing is better known to those
who took Iiart in the stirring events of
ihe civil war, whether in military or
civil lie, than that it was regarded by
the Democratic leaders as disgrace 6
enlist and fight in TIE Union army.
But surely General Butter knows his
statement to be fal>e, for he was sent TO
New York City with a division Of Tn,
ion soldiers to put down and keep down
q Dcmocraeic riot, raised to defeat the
draft. But, having Joined the Democ-
raey, what does Spoon Butler care for
honor, decency or truth ?
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/ ihe will of England Is still sufyaciap4iv
potent on the Continent to keen the greae
powers in apparent accord. Itweuid 80,
from their vacillating course .hst they
fear the consequences Of separate aeeien.
Their sympathles are, however. hecoe,.
ing daily more apparent. It Ia RtnduaIlv
becoming evident that If there e ! sar.o.,.'
| difference, it viii be Germany and Anneram:
| against all the rest. There e no e.unessa
bond OF sympathy between them. sxcsrE
that of kinstlip. which Is not as strong a
it might be. since the population Of Aus.
tria is more than halt Slay and MaRysr.
Austria, with Slavs In her midst and an
about her cannot but fear the aRRrandize4
ment of Russia, and Germany must cling
to her, because both are in the heart Of
Europe, and are similar In race.
Signs of an Anglo-Rnssian alliance aeu
not wanting. England and Rusala are
the two nations most di-ecsly interested
in the fate of Turkey. II the powers
divide; France must go with them. She
cannot keep out of the struggle, and sts
cannot ally herself with Gemaiay. Italy
was perfectly satisfied with the treaty Of
Berlin, because ft did not restore TERRITORY
which she deems hers by right OF inheri-
tapce. Cyprus, which once belonged 20
Venice. was given to England, when she
thought it should have been given back 70
her. Nice. now the property OF France,
once belonged to Sardinia, and AuStria
has territory on the side OF Triste, which,
was once Italian. England aud France
can be forgiven, but Austria never. The
Austrian, from his long possession of
Venice, is regarded as tyrant and invader.
1t is hatred of the Austrian that Is the
chief motive of the radical society knowsti
as the ''Irradenta, - whose motto Is ..Italy
Unredeemed. In case OF general Eu.
ropean war, Italy must 60 with Russia.
France and England, making four nations,
powerful on sea and land. against too pow,
erful on the land alone.
Do Germany and Austria desire sueh .
contest? Germany, with Russia on one
side and France on the other, would hare
TO divide her armies. There could ba no
more Gavelottes and Sedans. Az for
Austria, she would have . long boundary
to defend against Italy on the southwest.
Russia on the east. Servia. Roumania and
Bulgaria would probably side with
Russia-on the south. and, perhaps. freua
the Slays within her borders. Would the
game be worth the powder? Germany
has TO direct interest in the fate Of Turkey.
The two countries are not neighhors. and
She can have no use for any OF It's territory
Shf has an iInai.iaf anasialisf aIenamr,e
which again begins to show sigma Of agita-
ton, scenting the dregs of war. It is not
probable that any OF the nations want war,
unless 1t be Russia. Ifit comes it win be
the fault Of Austria and Germany, aud ua-
der the circumstances they will probably
exhaust the resources of diplomacy. and
yield considerably further than they have
yet yielded before they allow themselves
to be drawn INTO it.
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Are we 10 asaxe .Anot,.er ssene,..o...


''is it uew rebellion % asks the
Ch5'ouicie It certainly looks like it
All the symptoms aud prognostics bear
q striking resemblance to those that
cropped out in 1860. Al Fort WAYNE
IN indiana. there was a great Demo
cratic demonstration on the 28th OF
I September, on which occasion the dele
cation from Williamspor:, in the same
connty, marched into Fort Wayne with
the rebel tiag--the stars and bars
flying at the head of the column. At
EIwood, Indiana, there was another
grand Democratic rally" on tie 29th.
and two rebel fngs were con- picnous
in the procession. AT Circ.eville, Ohio.
on the same day, the 'sstars and bars''
were carried in a Democratic procession
in compliment 30 gentleman from N-ir-
ginia who was the party candidate for
the office Of Comfy Treasurer On the
9th Confe leraie flag was displayed
all day-on Prospect street in George
town, in tie District of Columbia, at
the Democratic headquarters. This
was concession to the rebel element
OF the party, and though objected 10
as impolitic by the more prudent and
sober,niinded party managers, the Of.
tehfive demonstration was insisted up.
on by the hot-heads. The Mcriden,
Miss luegeuty Of September 21st, in
commenting npon Hapcock's deoIara-
ton in regard 10 rebel claims, frankly
says
If it had so happened that the Con
federates had occupied Washington and
taken possession of all the public build.
ings, and Pennsylvania had been =
Confederate State lin which case. we
fancy, General Hancock. like General
Lee, would have resigned and offered
his sword TO lis native State i BaIti.
more had become confederate seaport
New York Confederate metrepolis
slavery restored, the national debt re-
pudiated, and the Confederate Consti.
tuition adopted, we apprehend the world
would not have como to an end, nor
American liberty, nor American Union.
A greater calamity might have Helalien