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.Arler the BatrIe.r

Detroit Free Press
A colored individual whose left arm was
missing was yesterday soliciting q small
loan on Griswold street, and in recon-
nendation Of himself he stated that he
lost his arm alter the fight in the Wider
ness.
"was It in the fght?"
"No. sab; Il was after de fight. Dat war
a powerful hot time, l tell ye., De balls
dew areun' like spowaRkes,, de cannons
roared, an 'spected to be killed for a hull
half day." so,
"No' sab. l 'spected to be, but l wasn't
"But how did you lose your armf
~ lost II arter de battle sah."
"Under what circumstances"
"Waal. sab, all de circumstances l e6er
heard Of was dat | had itcut of wild a buzz
saw"
when"
1.-TWO years ago, sab. ~.
mAnd You call this losing your arm after
the Battle OF the WildernessY"
ayes, sab. I'ze hard up, sab, but
doan' want to lie 70 you. II I'd lost pelo
de battle I'd say SO, but twas arter de pat
le awell, guess it was" said the man,
after . long pause, and he went down i0i
dime.
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EAST LrBERrT. May 2e.-CkrrLE-Receipts
627 head Of through and nothing Going In
local butchers Best butchers, 1890 to 400,
a 00a5 90; fair TO good. l, 100 70 200 pounds,
"a 3Oa4 90. Cows, IS 75ai 90. Hogs, re.
eeipts 1900; Philadelphia, 81 4Oa4 so /;
Workers, 81 16ai IS. sheep, receipts 5000
sailing At s. GOA 10
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MR. HENRY G. vESSoR comes forward
again with his direIul propheciesof storms,
neat, cold, etc. His letter is dated at Mon.
treal. May IS, and in It he says! az be-
,,sye that June will be an intensely hot
month and probably the FIRST Of June
Iii hs fall.like, with irusts again. July
vii he a terrible month for storms, with
,ar,ns II intense heat, but another tall.like
1a,snss with irosts, will, in all likelihood,
, nocrr law DAYS before the 10Th. fear
~ storms OF thunder and hail will DO Of
nnnsnai severity during July, mus
claim the ysriacasiOn Of my prediction re
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Brown. HousehoId Panaeea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. viii most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly
Relieve Pain, whether chronic or acute,
than any other pain alleviator, and It Ia
warranted double the strength Of any sim.
liar preparation.
els, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache,
and all aches, and is The Great Believer
OF Pain. Browns Household Panacea"
should be in every family. A teaspoonful
OF the Panacea in tumbler OF hot water
(sweetened, Il preferredl, taken at bed
time, will break up cold. 25c bottle.
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The pride OF mother, the life and Joy OF O
home, are her children, hence her grief Wheel
sickness enters and takes them away. Taxi
warning then, that you are running q terrible
risk, II they have cough, Group or whooping
cough, which leads TO consumption, II you d.
not attend TO 1t at once. shiloh's Consump
ton Cure Is guaranteed 70 cure them. Price
10 cents, 6Ocents and 81 90. For lame back.
side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price IS cts. Sold by 3. Booking Agents, ODD
Fellows Hall, and ChRs. Moenkemoeller.
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Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, Is occasioned by worms.
Browns Vermiiuge Comfts, or Worm
Lozenges, although efectual in destroy.
ing worms, can do no possible injury TO
the most delicate child. THIS valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physicians, and found to be absolutely
sure in eradicating worms, so hurtful 70
children. twenty-five cents box.
TnThka
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Isg.sE.7zs WHISKY e! = Is. god Cd. demand

IbIsseNaTXe whisky In good demand
at SiU7. Batter steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO. May 2s-Flour duh and nomi.
nal. Wheat unsettled and irregular, opened
stronger and higher, and closed easier No.
red winter 81 O5 No. 2 Uhicseo spring u ls4
cash: May 81 Q3: June 81 COX; July sgHi
Angu,t sales 81 01Ifal 0611; June ss9a
81 OK; July. No. 3, Soc Corn steady, IN
fair demand andIhm at ~ &c cash s, &c 6,d
May S5KGS5H; June Sea3e1Sci July se1tt
s6H; August rejected at 3lxR55c; Oats IN
good demand aud prices shade higher at ezc
Did cash; 32jfGSaH May; 80Ha3OH June
2sX July. Rye dull and lower at SOC.
barley dull and lower at 76c. Pork in fair
demand but lower rates; 5000 cash for
June; SO 10 July; $40 20 bid August
Lard heavy at SO 621a6 IS cash. SO 50 old
June; 81 671fa6 90 July. Bulk Meats 'un-
changed. Whiskey unchanged at 81 20.
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain Gnd provision market yesterday,
as reported by John N. Hoon & Co, brokers
No LEO Main street
,what. Corn. Oats. Pork Lard.
op.B.4-i Ra Ss 'S{ az ~ sx ~ SO az; ~
E F.;i:;isa g & x ( q S Il II s$s
loLApo! may ~ uo1t weak NO.
white Michigan 81 2lX; smber Michigan
81 TX; No. 2 red wabash spot and May
Sll71l; June 81 l2k; July 81 ok; No. Q am
Der Illinois 81 l7k; No. 2 red mixed 81 II.
Corn weak; high mixed 42JIc; No. 2spot and
May IL Nc; June 40kc; No. 2 white 42kc; |
rejected 40he; damaged SOC. Oats stsauy;
No. 2, SIC.
EAST LlBEErr. May 2s.-oGrrLE-Rsceipts |
bT head of through and nothlnT Going In |
local butchers. Best butchers, 1890 to l 400 |
a 00a5 90; fair 10 good. l, 100 10 l. 200 pounds,
"a SUa4 90. Cows, IS 76a4 90. Hogs, re.
eeipts 1000; Philadelphia, 81 4Oa4 so;
Workers, 81 16ai IS. sheep, receipts 5000
selling at s. GOA 10.
New ORLEANS, May 26.-Cotee quiet; Rio
cargoes ordinary toprime 123Ial61Sc. Sugar
stea "; common t'gO0d coumon 8Aa7Nr;
far 70 fully fair 73sa7Ec: prime TO choice
7AAskc: yellow clarified sJ1aSkc, MO-
iaSses dull and nominal quoted common
Sc. Rice quieti Louisiana, ordinary TO
choice 6J1a7c.
NEW YORk, May pa etals-Ingot lake
$l7 76als 90. rig iron steady. Scotch $40 OOa
sheeting Sl3 Is. Nails, cut s. UOa8 10; clinch
81 60a4 Us.
UIncINSArI. May 28-Hogs dull and lower;
common s. 00a3 IS; light IS s5a4 10 packing
IS s0a4 10; butchers 81 I6a4 70; receipts
2, 100 head; shipments 100 head.
NEW ORLEANS, May 26.-Cotton dull and
easy middhug llkc; low middling l0Xc;
good Ordinary 9xc. Net receipts 2,435 bales
gtoss receipts S,osS bales.
NV YoRx. May 20 -wooL- Dull and
domestic fleece 43a67c; pulled SVa
SIC; unwashed lsaS6c; Texas lsaS6c
BOtros, May 2a-wool quise Ohio and
Pennsylvania 47aisc; Wisconsin and Michigan
i5a46c; pulled 46a60c.
ANTWERP, May Refined
lsd.
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S. I. WILLIAMS, prominent druggist OIL
Salisbury, Md, wrote January 26, 1878;
"send me one dozen TUFTS Pills, and \
they prove what you claim for them viii
order more" February 10 he writes:
"send me two dozen more Of Dr.. TUFTS
Liver Pills, by return mail. They are
doing wonders here"
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Inc Re.t E,er Rnen or.

J. G. starkey, prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; II have had tn.
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy / could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until
saw your shiloh's VitaliEer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded TO tryit. Lam hap
py to state that It has entirely cured me. Its
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of
Price IS ctS.
Sold by 3. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. MoenEemoellsr.
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To those who are so unfortunate as to
become prematurely gray, or whose hair
exhibits q tendency TO TALL of, We recon-
mend a trial OF Halls Hair Remover. We
IA "a With the utmost confidence because
II ia everywhere received with marked 70.
vorand has built upon its own merits
such sure foundation that 1t Is known
and used in all civilized countries.-Ad
dison, IN. " AdpetisF. pAh
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The business revival and new era OIL
prosperity which is now fairly inauguratedr
is in keeping with the increased health
and happiness seen all over the land, and
is one Of the results obtained from the in
PRODUCTION OF Warmers Sale Kidney and
Liver Cure. 1.-THE changes wrought by
this remedy" says Rev. DR.. Harvey,
seem but little less than miraculous"
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DR.. Wx. ALEX. GREExE, Macon, as:,
writes: have tested the virtues OF Cold.
EMS Liebig Liquid Extract oil Beef,. in
general debility, weakness, depression,
dyspepsia, loss Of appetite and nervous
affections, and have found 1t the best
remedy ever used. p4w
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MANY clergymen Who we're obliged TO
withdraw from the pulpit on account Of
''Clefgyman's Sore Throat have recover
ed by using Fellows Syrup Hypopos-
phites and are preaching again. This pre-
oaration seems peculiarly and wonderful
IL adapted to diseases Of the breathing or
tans. Sold by Logan, List & Co. MwTAw
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GA. ]. Gadbois, of Rockville, Canada,
certifes that he was Frustrated by ma
larial disease contracted In Texas, and was
quickly and completely cured by the use Of
Warmers Safe Pills and Safe Bitters. He
adds: "Ishall never trayelin that climate
without your Safe Pills and Bittefs as a
part OF my outfit" TTHas
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PALArAaLE MEdIcINEs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is a,honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartie Pills glide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his SarsaPsrilla Is nectar
that imparts visor to lie, restores the
nealth and expels disease. Waterford Pay
1duertiSef. p4N
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sH1LoH's CArARRA REMEnr.-A marvellous
cure for cataEh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
ful treatment of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price so cents. Sold by E. Book
ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
MoankemoallAr TTskHoW
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caIoAao ExcuRsIoS.-Ths p. q. & St.
L. Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets TO
Chicago May 30, 81 and June /, good TO
return until June 10. By taking this route
yon will have the advantage Of numerous
express trains, superb roadways, splendid
and quick time.
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IT will DO worth a trip to Chicago to see
the triumvlrate, Logan, Conkling, Gamer
ON. these three and really, in all that
makes them great, the greatest Of thee Is
Logan. All will be on exhibition in the
National Convention.-Chieaso Tuna
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Foz UYwARDs or Thirty YxAEs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves Wind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyseniey and diarrhad,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
25 omsi a b0ttlE. p4W
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the Violate ReIt Co, Marshall, Mich.
viii send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts 10 the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write TO them
,Vithont DELAY. D&w
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latiye to cold wave, with frosts, over a
large portion Of the United States between
the 10th and 18th Of May The relapse to-
wards the close Of the present month will
be more severe than that Just past"
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H,Rkl barE III. sOzUDOEr IGy,
lasle youths and maldenS, come and buy
Coms and secret / u unfold,
Al mail eXpenA. 10 Dung and old,
eh Tm that will on both btStoW
A rpDy lip, anu teeth Ike snow. HWg4W
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
T,OINlsslONER's SALE.

y. y l.u;E wIlac, and
xgi.Ia II. Wallace in Chhnesry.
.,, %w.lI.e. ,tal 81. 49,. :, nj,
Ifst " M 1sTFre Ok the Cirrult Court Of ONO
g'HW.,t vIrllnia, entered on the ID day Of Aay'
Eltl ,i,,ys named case, the undersigned eon-
- -. !. ~ no Il IL AID decree WI %
s'a''' IutspAY, JUNE IS 1850,
Ia + a. M, at the frOnt door Of the
lFalls . !. ~ IN e0Gliy, sell the i9lloslns ae-
vi III sdate Iituals ~ G5iuNs AZ. n ~
IN, Il wheeling, ia the 'as4 county, sHA' = ="
sFn,.,r half o. lots uumheTed Slgat y ot ni hIr
LIh a. a. a. S,iuafe numbered nluelAan w pc
=. =! '. 81 nj r5psriy % which the GAia . :. wal
T,ss eel en- O, eleven iiil twelve ~
,i,s,s IIl, ioari eu ~ nileen w oN hsJsS N.
SssS,dIs numbered lErH'!-'Our NrH'
o. H. II suub,reI avs ~, 10 SquaEa eighteen NE
iLN',,s h,ll I hi num Ogfed tSslVe ll1) Ahd
tt't - Numbered IhiTtsen lSli fourteen
y, - Isl ,nd sixteen (6l IN Squ1rS Ssshteen
W, Ihs pro e:ty on which henry "A4AAs"
SAEIa-nGeo Of bis de' IN. - 10, and four I4l
Ias 4. oss,sd n,s whole or 10 such subJivislons
W :, niT ,eem to sAii commissioners nia r.
hilA y. sIilss, NAV desire, aud viii DO SOLO 10
~, 4, iii 10 the eplnisn Of AID eol Ills
80 nI,t al untigsOuS 70 the pAtGes tn'ei-
sst.,,,s,rr-One.thlrd Of the purehaSe money
~ I,t,a ,an as the purch ser may cleo, 70
q lsa ..in, 10 two equal 'tAlluentS, Piyaoie
lsl y. ~ IN mo aud Two years from tue gay o.
~ -, i1trr,t from that day, purchAssIs " kiS
as' 'gF,SaS ,seurity 10 Be approved 6y saia
So ~, iSd IN The case Of inPTTS'ss p eds Z
a., ss Of insurance. PrUPg nv soairS. the
- ~ ,ll' " to b. retained un pay
lllalaI OIL iasn PurN DANIEL PECK,
wa. P. HUBBARD,
,,u Special rOmmi. .on.n
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sAruRDAY, JUNE 70, 1857,

,gep,lt OOelOes ~, p ,T Ssia 70 er s n,y,
b, rni ~, o. The hi hest and best bidder, TIE
Vai ytiiac' Id prop rIy, that = % IaJ pr,
s. 3, no "a S"s y dT Il S&S..iat ior%srS
- 70 i9L' ~ .oith WhsSlIng doIcrtoed As lol.
d siia ~ ,i,aInS Al PlIat N the western M
ia %; "a a1a tRn5lat ia s;s r I9S
hntaE % INV ,,bstlT keen feet tso Inches, 70
,sr Is,aS 49, LA 4 "a. bali ut nov O.nst BY aid
81; 3. 5.s'S1FS'L aaf! IISs
h fsf i%.' line tnrty ave feet two Inches "
s ~ ,Irs i b gauins' ,A,,I n, IN. purchase
~ inl ~. ,s,Iile 10 Two PQu " inStAllmsnts
sAlinSf sc ,aon b. With inIees from aay Of
SO .I 49, ;,rlOg Notes. secured % deed oil uusA'
v lsi',i Id o7ertT IL believed 70 be per
Ia.tu. t.u'tse, l shall eo9yey oaly suen
! 4 b. ' I'll. las ~ aid g q tGu'i; 10.
fitI - WILLIAM P. nUBBARD, trustee:
.,,ffga Al ii tusOf, uIsu
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suSpAY ExPREss lew Wheeling at s:5l A. Y.
arriving al Wsllsburg 9'2TA; NJ and Al sisuhenyille
western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p. NJ and $50 A. N
run daily. Through Ch!czgo eIpTeAa leaves Columbia
daily except Sunday, At $40 P. NJ, with sleeping ej
attached, arriving In Chicago at $50 next morning
BerthA can Be secured In advance at Union Depo
Ticket Once, Columbus.
PullmAn's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Car
through without change from stebenVllle hast 70
Philadelphia and New York. West 70 Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81 Louis.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping ca
accommodations, and any further information, apply
70 JOS. N. BE1LEvnlE, Ticket Agent At Pi
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or al Civ
Heket Once, under MeLure HOUSE, Wheeling.
D, W, CALDWELL,
Genl Manager, Columbus, Q.
W. L. oBRIEN,
Cent Pas. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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A YIxR line Of lawns at lOc., l2lc. and
l6C, Call and see them at Geo. g. Roshs'
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-o,lsIEEs' SALES.
- RS SALE OF SOUTH

~,+sTFE'S SALE We
01RU S.t,L,t PROPERTY. n,iio, /
WbiEl ~ 80 d trust, made y P I.s3S,s =
~ - sad BdJg;i h! y sI ~ ,Sd rssirdSi "a
" flait 49, sy5sas ". * ga, Al ,jhIo eoun,
iru.ts' Nc Of the COuaty SS our, Roos So. 4
IL Cl,iL sy1,,pI,ia, ia DEED Of Aiu's NSS''
PIs " s, -, JUNE 10. ls@, u, ,,,s,
,I,,ioocoet A. u, Pr9S S,o so y ~; y W.st
soassndpg M. eold house o. Val3 ~ y,IIov.
ifBl d0f ., n sh-st int 9esI b'aasf pas, ~ H.,
ND "a % w. ,,,pgrty that u 20 ~, n.In " "
IA d-,cflbei W Id sqaare numbered oneS u
.saosrd ops ~ addition TO SCUM mheo hns,
SID std hl'ei,btn UGFi Of tbs city o.
sa ne I'd !, follows, viz. begnnint y, 'a es
,ig~'ld u =, Said 'Ot numbered ong ~
San 81 Ia III add TunnIus tnsaee az W
sslIr, ~ ,,j lot ID distance o. tseny 'I ,s
: isia Hoe rrlight llnu PuAllel ylta w ~
~ ln' Of aid LOT % t6s S III n" cIEt.
b,Ilss'h In a soutNofiy dlls1uon ~ .oStb,
; is'lt' I'D lot twenty-five teet 70 w. linz
ss ilns ,a,,,t5I aid lot; thenes IN As""su' ''-'
81, p'rs Of os,iLHI0as.,hlri Of the purcs i,t
1Isn much more a. the Pareh1issa M
ro5-Iiu4 IN, I'D 70 10 tEo equal " -
bpIlh elD' "a Bputns, With Interest IRON oIy ~
r,IE ind -, sITink MT 8, secured " wv W
gs,t ist I'D oPsrty y believed 70 70 ~
" Ute " y, lfaIs,, snail eoageI oay sueH
~ bl '-Iiit h, ~ by aid de-d o. trust.
ID, al, 'ehsrI; i'iLfIII 7. HUBBARD, Trustee;
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AND = nv June 70, 1870,
rua,LLER, AaeIL0nsst:

TRTsTEE,s SALE OF sooAh
GGSgsLlNG PROPERTY. \, milan !. Nc
y rtha-@Y S,I,Tt bis wife 70 the undSh;isaS Si
6rssE i3i Sn,rn bsr II, ISIS, and recorded 10 .nt
rl.s, ii.si ~ n the CGuntJ Court ut Ohio eoani
q, 'Tv'r,IalI ia Dssd Book, 30 o page 80
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.i.,,tIi o'clock A. n proceed 70 sei, AZ
sza'se,,s ~ Il The eoirl house o. ohio county
nv the hss..' sod TSs , Saa Al ~.
sbTinE d. Iiii II tne ;ast one he Of the lot
Ista'l'' ~ hundred aud ,iIty, Of the addition 70
lla ssi Sb+rnpS. laid on By Peter fArGAll, loh9
lsdiI u n !,.sr, e4I. d Eat Wheeling having
h'g h,y ii brty feet aud fEHniaE ,3e 9oS,
,ssi The ,o'a "'IS q i iSt I'd diving he
- 'niS 70. ,'ttr,-Jae-Ihrd Of the purchase mon
ia ~ h a,of. IS the purchaser my elect y
a. I'i s. Nv ~. 70, due Ia Two eIu II instalimtnsai
~ ,SJlve monlhi, VIA lnsers,i rom d i.,,t ~
81 %! ,r ,tug no 81 SO lTsd BY deed OF trust
hl,f-i p.s I Ill property /, bsliss'a % BE- per.
Ts,u ~ w =, trusiss shall convey oniy paeh
Essi = T''T MI, II IAN p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
EAHALLLR, Auc:t0e-sr me-
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD co

MRgE:sl.-:Sis;sEEs g.
OD and alter May q, 10 y, FADengHr IrAILs will
rnn a. EollowA-WhOalIng Tina
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;.--aVe,S S4LEOF EAST WHEEL

80 PkDPERIY, ,,r,, mad. bv Annie Tay.
1! Iings o. - "a lot, ID Robert Taylor her
~ siis 81 SS,n,,i Rrrh, to the underlgned rgs-
l.,s D. ' .nd IsS9F IL ~ y e. eoS SS'
ta- sts ~ ia ped Of Trast Book, No. 8, Pase
~ / ahall Uu -
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Financial and Commercial.
n.n York naner ana stoel..

NEW YoRK. May % = MosEY -sa5 per
cent, closing easy q 8 per cent Prime nsf.
change bankers bills dull at 81 seN; demand
a ssK.
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TRANSPORTATION,

ANrwERP. May 26.-PrrRoLEuN-Refu
1sd.
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NV YoRx. May 2e-wooL- Dull and
nominal; domestic fleece 43a67c; pulled SUa
Sc; unwashed lsaS6c; Texas lsaS6c.
Bosros, May 2a-wool quiet; Ohio and
Pennsylvania 47aIsc; Wisconsin and Michigan
45a46c. pulled 45aB0c.
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NEW YoRk, May % Metals-Ingot lake
81 76ais 90. rig iron steady. Scotch $40 GOA
"a 90; American extra $LS OJa2I 90; Russia
sheeting $l3 Is. Nails, cut $ GOaS 10; clinch
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NEW ORLEANS, May 26-Cotton dull and
easy middllug IKE; low middling l0Xc;
good Ordinary 9Hc. Net receipts 2,435 bales I;
gtoss receipts S,os5 bales,
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General Warner.

Gen. Warner our popular Congress-
man, PAID Athens visit last week, with
his daughter, Miss Julia. He was look
ing after his fences in this county, and,
we are glad to say, finds them in good
repair. He proposes to make a vigo-
rous canvass OF the county and district,
and we confidently predict his trium-
pnant election, Notwithstanding there
was large Republican majority In the
district last Fall. He is an indefatiga-
BILE worker. and has made one OF the
best Congressman we have ever had.
We predicted, two years ago, that If
elected, he would soon figure conspi-
ciously in the national councils. We
knew there was outcome in him, and he
has verified our prophecies.-Athens
Journal, 18Th inst.
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wALL HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CAM
pAlGN CLUBS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
WHICH SUPPORT THE DEMOCRATIC cANDI.
DATES ARE REQUESTED TO SEND To
w. H. BARNUM,
CHAIRMAN Nat. DEN COMMITTEE,
1873 FIFTH AVE-,
New YORK,
1st. The name and location of their
organization.
81. A statement of the number o'
members enro He'd.
Sd. The names Of officers.
4th. Accounts of meetings held.
9th. Reports, every two weeks during
the campaign, Of the number and in
crease of membership, with the condi'
ton and prospects of the canvass.
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Total,
Necessary to a choice,
294
Il
369
Total electoral vote,

EThe Republican papers keep stand
ing an extract from speech OF WADE
HAMPTON, delivered at Staunton, Va, in
which he, they claim, stated that the
doctrines of the Democratic party we're
those for which LEE and JACKSON fought.
The N. Y. Herald of August l6, says:
"a report Of this speech which we
have received from Senator Hampton
and print in another column does not
contain the paragraph in question. We
lind In it predictions of evil conseqneu
ces to result from the possible election
of Gen. Garfield which are extravagant,
such as that I'VE shall behold no more
free elections and no more untrammeled
expression Of political SENTIMENT but
it contains no phrase which is literally
like that which Republican journals and
speakers put into his mouth, nor any
which by fair construction can be tor
tured into it's significance"