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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-07-11
Laid BY.

The end of this week will find
many farmers through with the
work of cultiyating their crops.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-07-11
Ice Cream
Daily at J. r. Carrington's.

Mrs. J. ID. McDougal is on the
sick list.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-07-11

Try a glass of Ice Cream Soda
at J. r. CarringtOn's and you will
live ausand years.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-07-11
No. 1.
THE GREAT FLOOD
ATTENTION AGENTsl

q nc, ne hrst N the field. A complete history
o. 'ais terrible calamity at Iobnstown has
Jr 'Ssuea' 800 pages IS full-page i'll
e. "1 n;as, handsomely bound in cloth, price
Or cas- Ds0oun' 10 agents, 50 per cent. Send
= Ssnai lof prospectus, Book and package
0cII S Wial ana go to work. Address 7. S,
y art Publisher, 81 Rose Street, New
Je27-4t
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Severe Cn.e VI Blood Poison.

Thousands suffer from blood poison, who
would he cured II they gave u. Il. Il, botanic
Blood Balm) trial. Send to the Blood balm Co.,
Atlanta, Gu, for book Of wonderful cures, that
convince the most SkSptIcal, It's sent free.
]. o. Gibson Meridian, Miss, writes: "For u
number OF years suffered untold agOnles from
blood poison. Several prominent physicians
did me little any good. began to use d. b. d.
with very little iaIth but, to my utter surprise
1t has made me n well and hearty person."
1T. ITalleron, Macon, Ca, writes: Icon.
truCtcd blood poison. first tried physicians,
aud then went to Hot Springs returned home
a ruined man physically. Nothing seemed to do
me any good. My mother persuaded me 0try
i. Il. D.. TO my utter establishment every ulcer
quickly healed.h
years IRON syphllitlc blood poison which refused
10 be cured by all treatment. Physicians pro.
nOunCed tia hopeless case, had no appetite, !
had pains In hips and joints aud my kidneys
were diseased. Ny throat was ulGCrNtrd and my
breast mus Of running sores. In ihlsCOndI.
tlOn commenced use, Of u. u. u, It healed
every ulcer and sore mid cured me completely
Within two months" Logan Drug Co., Whole
sale Agents. DAw'
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IT WASSTA SUCCESS,
a AIiunsapolitan's Experience Ia Poultry
Raising.

a nsapOlltan's Experience Ia POultr!
Raising.
Friends Of ]. @. Plant, and occasional
ly Mr.. Plant himself, relate a pretty fail
story of his career in the poultry bust
ness, says the Minneapolis Tribune, Il
was brief but memorable, He had ar
idea, as many another good man has be-
fore and since, that 1t would be nice tC
have a flock OF hens and raise fresh eggs
for his own table-possibly turn the
venture into q mOney-making one by
the sale OF eggs and chickens, Mr., Plant
is an architect and he devoted consider
able time and about 500 worth OF lum-
Der to the construction OF a hen-house
OF approved pattern, 1t had gothic
windows and RomanesQue carvings with
little carved pillars about the main en-
trance, and was rs pretty as an Italian
sunset. He had patch OF ground where
he thought the hens could get the
amount OF scratching necessary to give
them proper exercise,
When everything was ready, Mr., Plant
strolled down to Harlow Gales market
house one morning to select his hens.
He did not want fanCy-priCed biddies, OF
pedigree and all thRt-he was content
with plain, everyday hens that had an
ambition TO lay one egg day and attend
to their other duties like average BARN
yard fowls. At the market house he
found Just about what he was looking
for, lie inspected big COopiul, threw
out n few that did not appear to BIO well
favored, and had the rest sent up to his
Observation-Disclosures In all. They
were, in Mr.. Plants eye, model hens,
But they had ono fault, They would
not lay any eggs, They were especially
obstinate on this point, and no change
Of food could influence them, Mr., Plant
gave them every induCement and en-
Couragement for u week, but not IN egg,
AT the end OF ten days II was the same,
A friend called then and was taken out
to inspect the hennery. He began TO
laugh when told that they produced no
eggs.
won't" he said with roar.
"Why won't theyP" asked the owner.
"They get good treatment"
"They won't lay Just because they are
all ROSTERS was the reply with another
roar.
1t was true. Next morning there was
q job.lot OF roosters on sale in Harlow
Gales market, and Mr.. Plant decided to
quit the poultry business forever
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THINGs FOR YOUNG MRN TO REMEMBER,

II isn't very nice thing for young
man, or any other for that matter, Il
smile in superior way at ignorance.
DO not be afraid to go near your enc
my. The nearer you get to a kicking
horse the less danger will result to youl
person,
Never let a day pass without thinking
seriously, ii only for moment, Of death.
1t will rob it Of more than half its ter
rors.
Treat all men and women considerably
and you will be surprised at the dividends
that will come to you daily and yearly,
The man who does a generous act and
lets the world into the secret shows the
world peach after rubbing the bloom
from it,
Cultivate a cheerful frame Of mind and
the mind will mold the face and tongue
and the voice into something irresistible,
You never want to listen complacently
to iniudiCious or extrayagent praise, nor
to "funny" stories at the expense OF
women,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by Il sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II so,
send ut once and get a bottle OF Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DREN TEErnING. Its value isinCalCulable,
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Dependuponit mothers, there
Is no mistake about it. 1t cures dysen'
terry and diarrhGa, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, soitens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy TO the whole system
Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Fol
CHILDREN TEETHrNd is pleasant to the
taste, and Is the prescription OF one o.
the oldest and hest female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and II
for sale by all druggists throughout thu
world. Price % cents bottle. MwF&N
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Postal Progress.

NCW lWh AiteN'
There is no human agency extant
which more strikingly reveals the
worlds progress materially and intelleC.
tually than the vast development the
world over OF tho postal system. And
the greatest step in advance which was
ever made in this medium Of Communi.
cation was the adoption OF penny post
age in England in 1880. They are Just
celebrating the ilitieth anniversary Of
this truly great event, and just honor
is being done in his own country to the
eminent reformer who achieved this re.
suit, Sir Rowland Hill. 1t was against
tho most formidable obstacles that after
long struggle Sir Rowland Hill per-
suaded tho British Parliament TO declare
That tlienCeiorth letters bearing one.
penny stamp should run throughout the
| British Isle from Lands End 10 John
O'Groat's.
Before that postage In Great Britain
had cost from eight to forty cents Il let
ter, according to the distance to which
II was sent. The proposition 10 reduce
II to uniform rate OF two cents startled
the official circles TO their center. "IhO
plan must iaill' cried all the barnaCles.
But the plan was glorious, an almost
Immediate success. II was an example,
besides, to all the other civilized ma.
lions. Gradually every one has taken
IN and put into practice that simple but
most fruitful Idea oiCheAp postage. We
may confidently look TO The CensnS Of
1870 IL show us q wonderful growth oil
the postal business Of our own Governs
munt during even the past decade. No
doubt We Bfall sec that the American
postal service Is by far tho most Consid'
cradle In the world.
The progress in England, the parent
country Of cheap postage, during the
fifty years OF penny stamps Ia also full
OF suggestive interest. II has exceeded
Sir Rowland Hills most ardent .predic.
tions, lust as the speed oil tho loComo'
tive engine far oulslrippod tho most
sanguine calculations Of George Stephen
son, It's inventor. In Great Britain
about g0,O00,0O0 letters and JO,OJO,OOU
newspapers wero dispatched In 1889. In
ISss 500, 900, 900 letters and lB0,00O0OC
newspapers were sent. Aud In 1855
nearly gOOOOO0OO postal cards also
pnpscd through the British mails.
The British postoillCe, moreover, has
extended the variety, as well IS the
range, Of It's service 70 the public, II
now lssueD money orders, manages say
inps banks, runs a postal telegraph ser
vise. and delivers parcels. Penny post
moo bas given success 10 the penny news
papers, and has enabled every poor man
IA read the daily newsas well as 70 writ'
a. Oiien ns he likes 10 absent iIienu9!
. Indeed, II would DO an Impossible tasl
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a Yer,Innt .renderroot.

UcnteT Nttrs.
Many stories have been told on the
plains as illustrating the verdanCy and
Eastern innocence OF "pilgrims" and
''tenderioet." One OF the best which
VIC recall is rclatedin regard to tho man.
ner in which one of the old plains ranch
men up near the South pass got q new
wagon. He had MI old one, which was
practically worthless, and he had made
many efforts to trade it of to passing
trains and travellers, but without success.
He was getting considerably dis.
Outraged, when n lone pilgrim"
appeared at the ranch and camped
for tho night The pilgrim"
was very green, and, as he was bound
over the mountains, had many questions
to ask about the mountain pass, how
wide it was, and whether wagons
experienced much difficulty in getting
through. He had brand new wagon,
which struck the ranchman's eye, and
he determined to play q bold game to
get 1t. The next morning the pilgrim"
saw the ranChman very carefully
measuring his wagon, andvery naturally
his curiosity was excited, and
his inquiries were answered by
the solemn assurance from the
ranChman that the wagon was just
two inches too wide to get through the
pass. The pilgrim was dumionnded and
IN great pack OF trouble. Finally his
eyes rested on the old rattle trap OF the
ranchman, which he measured and
found to be two inches narrower than
his own. He promptly proposed trade.
The ranchman demurred. His wagon
was old, to be sure, but then It was mar
row enough 10 go through the pass in
case he should ever want TO visit Salt
Lake valley. The more he objected
the more iluportunate the "pil-
grim" became, and finally q trade
was consummated, the ranchman getting
the new wagon and pocketing q good
round sum to boot. The "ptlgrim" went
on his way rejoicing at his good fortune
in getting a wagon which would 60
through the narrow pass; but when he
reached the western slope he must have
realized how badly he had been victim
| lied, since the South pass Is broad enough
to march IN army through and not the
narrow gorge, barely wide enough for
wagon, which had been pictured to him
and which he was so willing TO believe
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A NEW VISION.

An English journal that Now Relieve
AmsrICn the Greatest OF Nations.
London Spectator.
If the United States were small
power her Original idea Of diplomacy,
US tho German ChanCellor's penmen cal
it, might be considered caprice, and
passed over with smile, but her people
are becoming the greatest nation in the
world, It's probable that nothing shorI
OF actual violence would now Undue any
nation to attack her, while she could, Il
she pleased, ruin the commerce OF any
nation on the globe, 1t is true she has
scarcely any regular army, her 25,0OC
men being overworked athome; but ifu
ncighboring planet kept no army il
would not be subject to attack.
Her coast, II threatened, would bristlG
with torpedoes and new means of de-
struCtion, md her prOtecIionists would
be only too pleased II importation
stopped, Her navy, though still small,
is rapidly increasing, so rapidly us to DO
u subject OF special reports to the meri-
time powers; and II war were in imme-
diate prospect her limitess command
alike Of money aud men would soon
draw u fleet together. Besides, apart
altogether from her existing resources,
thegrowth in the strength OF the Union
Affects the imagination Of the European
States.
There are children alive who will see,
or at all events may SEQ, the "North
American Republic" with II population
OF 100000, 900 and the means OF raising
E3O0,0OO,O00 q year, and the idea Of in.
curing the enmity OF such u power is rs
appalling as the idea OF lighting Russia
would be, say by Italy or Spain, Amer.
lea could be met only by a confederation
OF Europe, which, without some great
change Of circumstances, would be i'm.
possible, or possible only il all Europe
felt ittoo dangerous to put up with tho
treatment ono power was receiving.
The Union already stands toward the
Spanish and Portuguese-AmeriCan States
in the relation in which she may one
day stand toward Europe itself. Her
foreign office already claims something
like protectorate over both Americas,
and desires 10 WELD preponderating
influence from the st. Lawrence to Pata.
gonia, forbids any Government to cut
the lSthmus of Panama, and warns Eu.
rope, in n Presidents speech, not to
NEEDLE with any State "lying south Of
u.s." though it may be 1000 miles OIL.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

lam now prepared to clean Privy Vaults and
Cess Pools on short notice, III the rate OF 75c pei
barTcl-iOrty gallon barrels. VIII guarantee all
Jobs to be done promptly, and 10 y satisfactory
manner !. b. VAN F0SSEE,
700 Main Street.
Telephone ISL apps
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For Chicago, $40 and $3.50 a, IN. and $40 and
Cincinnati Express, O;aOa IN. aud lia5p. M,
Columbus Accommodation, 2:9Op. M, except
Sunday.
2:20 and 100 y. III, except Sunday,
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II disease has entered the System the
only way to drive it out is to purify and
enrich the blood. To this end, as is
acknowledged by all medical men, moth
Ing is better adapted than iron. The
fault hitherto has been that iron could
not be 30 prepared rs TO be absolutely
harmless 10 the teeth. This difficulty
has been overcome by the Brown Chem
ical' Company, of Baltimore, Md, who
offer their Browns Iron Btters as n
faultless iron preparation, positive cure
for dyspepsia, indigestion, kidney
troubles, etc,
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Tie uOSlstlSr stomach iIlttSr People Score
Another Point,

In the United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District Of New York, Judge shlpinAu
handed down an opinion few days ago In the
suit Of the owners Of the trldU marks covering
HosletlCt't Stomach Bltltn against Arnold
Thellcf and Cornell ThOllCr, tho compoundcr'
located on veseY street, New York City, In
which II was decided that, although the defend.
ants made use Of their own names on the labels
ailsed to tho bottles containing hlilefs prepared
by lhcm, Jet "a they were evidently designed 10
initiate the ilostettei LABEL, lhey were lnliln.
aud an accounting NJ damages ordered, together
with the costs OF tho suit, II Il the evident In
ienll0n Of tho iOSlOilct people 10 protect lhCli
valuable trade marx Rgaitlil all lniflngQTa,
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CHICAGO Juno II. Cattle - Receipts 1900
beCycs 81 IOal 65; steers 81 Goal 90; stOOfoFs ard
feeders o. l0l3 60 cows, bulls and mixed ii al
AZ SOL Texas steers % 3Oaa o, Hogs RCcciptI
1000 head; shipments 1900 head: market nC,
ilveAnd ?lAjC higher mixed u 2oai 10, light
q 2iah No; heavy 81 l6Ri ". ShCOp-RGcUlnlE
600 head shipments 1900 head market steady
10 lower; natives 81 OOaa rs, western n IN
no; Texans ~ 00a1 7Oi lambs e GOar 90.
FAST LInERTY, Pa, June 7,-Caitle-Recclpl,
80 head shipments 2SOj market very dull md
i6aibC Of from last weeks prices, liOgs-RO
rOlplA 200 head hhipmentG !, 600 head; market
hif all grades 81 Aial 10. Sheep RpCGplS 1, al
hcnd shipments 1850 head market very dull
AMI zoe of from last weeks prices.
CfSCiNHATi, o., Juno i7,-iiOVa In light do
mAnd aud weaker, common aud light % BOnl hi
pncklnp aud butchers q l0al 2ji receipts ., tx
hcad shpmUntA |, 900 head.
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Can be Saved from a prilkard's Grave.

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will posltIyelyan
permanently cure those who may be afflicted
with the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, eradiCAting from thu system the awful
craving desire which so many hnd hard 10 relln'
QulSh
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Chicago Express, l2A5, 5:SOand 1855 u. m. and
6:l0 y. M, daily.
Cincinnati Express, 1855 a, m. and CaOp. nj,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 1OAOa. M, daily,
except Sunday.
l:4O and $50 p. M, daily except Sunday,
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 300 and 1925 IL. III. daily, aud
1:4O p. m, daily, except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh aud tic East, G:l0 p. M, daily
except sunday.
Washington Accommodation, $3.50 p. M, daily
Pittsburgh Excursion Train, 200 p. M, Sun.
dlY only,
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Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
lsIsters Of tho YIsltatIOn.l

A school OF more than national reputation
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies' in all departments. L.
brAry Of six thousand volumes. Fine philo'
bophlcal, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially neted. Corpsoi
plano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according TO the method OF the old Italian mas
ters
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 70 patrons II
~ fe Nv principal V'NV'' "uI riis prRECTREss
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money aud Stock Mar.
knIn

NEW YORK, June l7.-Money on call easy a
?a9J4 per cent, lust loan "a per cent, closed Of
iercd at 81 per cent, Prime mercantile pNpe
Ela5Is per cent, Sterling exchange dull hui
steady ut 81 STAT ss1|. Sales 953997 shares
Tho stock market was fairly active to-day
with still greater proportion Of business don't
In the regular list than has been seen for s0m(
time, The opening prices We're u shade lower
than Saturday, After the first hour, however
there was u check to the decline In the general
list, and tho market rGlGpSed Into dizziness ex
Ccpt for u few leading shares, The signing oil
the bill giving the New England terminal H.
1llltiGs In New York started that stock up, and
II moved up rapidly followed by 81, Paul
though the improvement In the lust named was
smaller, and s6Qu came TO MI end Later, how
ever, AtGhSOn Joined In the upward movement
mud toward delivery hour there was sudden
squirt IN the COacrS, which insured strength In
tho entire list, The market finally closed quiet
but decidedly strong u the best prices OF the
day for almost everything except the Changers.
Tho final changes arc somewhat irregular, but
tho advances are most numerous,
RAILROAD bonds active and firm; sales 81 G5l COO,
Government and State bonds dull but firm,
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OIL CuY, Pa, June H. Opened al S3IIc: hiph.
cat $40! lowest Soc; closed at 8Jsci sales 2SjOOO
barrels shipments 1854 barrels; RUNS 7Og6S
barrels.
riTTsBuhdH, Pa, June Petroleum dull but
steady opened At SJ1tci closed al $780, highest
Sic; lowest Acc.
NEW HORK, June it, Petroleum opened sag;
highest 9itC! lowest Slci closing $780, sales
$4,000 barrels.
fiRADFOlD, pa, June i1.-OpCnOd al Spri
closed aud highest sJisc, lowest SCI cleannter
u, COZ barrels
TlrusyltiE, Pa, June i7.-Openod al $40,
highest SiCi lowest 6lc closed 500,
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Ght GNtelligrptet,
oaleo ! 30. Is and " FonrtsanllI streel
SHAD AND STRAWBERRIES.

=-==-
When the angels made shad
The devil was mad,
For il seemed such feast of delight
SO 10 ruin the scheme
HGjumped In the stream
Aud stuck In the bones out Of spite.
When the strawberry red
First illumined Its bed,
The angels looked down aud were glad;
But the devil, It's said,
Fairly pounded his head
For he'd used all his bones on the shad.
Baltimore NeWg.
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I,olls, CnrhnncIpr and stIos

arc Circumscribed inflammation OF the
skin involving the deeper parts. They
are generally caused by impure material.
floating in the blood. Purify the blood
and 1t is surprising how rapidly they
disappear, Try Loose's Extract Red
Clover Blossoms. Best blood purifier in
the world. Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
ner Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. D&w
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I,nclllCn,a Arnlcn snlyo.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfac'
ton, or money refunded. Price rs cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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BllnRing; most VI night; worse BY scratching,
II allowed u continue tuinOn form, which
often bleed aud ulCCfAtO, becoming very sore!
SwAYNK'a OINTMENT stops tho itching and
bleeding, heals ulCOfAllpn and In most cascs 70
moves the tumOn. At druggists, or by mall, lOi
" cents Or. BwGynO 4 Roi, Philadelphia,
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When a girl holds her breath q mo.
ment and then says Bwcetly, "Oh, no,
smoking Is not at all disagreGaDle TO me,
Mr.. Price," you may be sure Mr.. Price
Is not all dlsagreea6lO TO her, whether
nmoklnR ID or not.
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Tho simple application Of "syAYSE's. oiST.
MENT" without any Internal medicine, Will cure
any case Of letter, Ralt Rhuum, RinEwOfIn,
Piles, Itch, Sores, FimplCs, kClcmA, all Scaly,
Itchy skin Etupuuns, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Ia potent, elective, and
costs but tfihB. TIhNW
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
rL1SAri nos! or REYEEEScE MiRSs. aDaily, tspn-
day excepted. monday excepted. Saturday
excepted. Sunday only saturday only
EAsteFn standard time,
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PALTIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD
- On aud AitOr May y, 1859, trains depart


For Baltimore, Philadelphia md New York,
i:Sj H. M, $40 and ll:JO p. M, daily, and SUI u.
M, except Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 n. H., OK.
Copt sunoay.
Grafton Accommodation, a:lO p. m, daily.
MoundsvillG Accommodation, 6;;5 n. NJ, 1901
aud GlOp. IN, except Sunday,
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You Do Our George Proud.

FdirInOnt IRdtr,
Geo. A. Huntington, OF the Wheeling
INTELIGENCER, was among the visiting
Sons OF Veterans here this week, He is
Adjutant on the Colonel'sstaf and looks
well in his leutenants uniform.
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Rrw YoRE, June i7.-pig Iron strong Amer
lean tAai6 10 Copper ipmlnAl June si2 TO-
Lead dun aud firm domestic 81 WI TIN quiet
aud steady straits so %,