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LEGAL Notices
u s MARsHAL,s PRoCLAMATION-

III =. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMAliON
~ Tinted Safes Of America, Soatherr Dtr,ao" ~
Io,ca -, P-ter Melsndy United Scat Marshal io ~
state of Iowa do hereby give pub ic notice sn y
of the United States against two steam - ~
ala in Of scizure aad forfeiture - ~.
Congress- did, the 18th day OF yuiy .ov ~
county Of II nry and State OF Iowa. cu 80 with
into my possession for se custody &c n .,chad 3
boiler, and smoke stacks and appenuaxess Is,gs
OF burrs including belt. and c,nnec .s .,t.stsS
still AMI connecti ,ns including double vM n 49, ~
! aiming mill corn shelter and BELTS w " usne ~
corn in the ear mash tub and nxture iooo o"sne,s ~
rye Jam ,unt 80 estimatei) bale OF hpt IVY ousn,
b,rsv malt $50 bu hels sheed corn large water
pair s~,lss lot OF tin vessels, termenting tuos,
eoslsrs 600 slaves sac and saw mill rigS'nx, pair
Fai,hankss bay scales. bbs GOO gaonsl whisky, %
anntx whisky bills receivers lot cf hog pens 4Sx5O
r.fifer- and connections Office hxturrs and hereby
also give public ,tice that the tine ASSIGNED Cor the
urn n ss warrants and the hearing OF this is the
"a tuesday september being the 10Th day OF sepem
Der A. ID 1905 and hereby admonsh and SUNNI ms all
per.ons claiming any interest in said steam engines
0ir, or knowing or having anything to say why the
should be decreed be forfeited t. the United
and condemned aud sold TO the prayer OF
salt beisut that they be aud appear before said
Court at its in the city Of heokuk in said District
sail 10th day of Septenb 1865, at O'Clock !,
when and where said will be heard then and there
rpos- their claims and answer said libel OF tnfor-
nation and make heir allegations in that behalf
PETER MELENDY, u. s. Marshal
BY II. FULTON, Deputy
Keokuk Lee Co, Iowa, Aug 20, 'o5.
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nRIED BEEF-l cask best Sugar Cured
II iast received Robertson a ALBAks
aass5
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"ANTED-l0,00 o bush. Wheat, 500
w bush Rye 81 90 bush .Tssis, and 2eoo ionr Bar
reis. by faugzal ROBERTSON ALBEKc-
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n s. MARsHAL's PROCLAMATION-

II y -N-AItoII-iI I % II ITO -. h-'I-i = ~
- tai'sa States Of America. Southern DirisioH Of
Iio1 Il Meiendy United States Marshal for the
etets Of Iowa do hereby give public notice that In the
n Uuted States against three bbs of high i
ia cause and for eitnre under acts OF Con-
press. ill, the Attn day of August A d 1865, at
NJ Jgat Pleasant, Henry county, Iowa, attach and take
into possession for safe c.sstpy bills hgbwines;
ami hereby also give pubic not ce that the tim
signed for the return If said warrant and airing Of this
is the third Tuesday of September il being the
lsth day Of Sc tember u. 1865. and hereby admon-
is Gnd summons al persons claiming any inter ST in
said bhl high =iIes, or knowing or having th'ng
% wy The should be decreed to he forfeit
81 ~ the United States AID he condemned and SOLD to
the prayer VI said lib liant that they he and
PEA before said district Court in the city Of
he knk ia said Dstrt, said 18th day of sept mber
1856, st 10 o'clock when AMI VIII said csuse v i'll
Heard then aud there iuterpose their c. aims and
answer sid iiaei 81 Information aud make their allegs
tons in that behalf PETER MELEkDY,
u 4. Marshal.
By ". FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk, Lee Co, Iowa, Aug IS 1865.
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100 BBLS. CHOICE FL0UR-Made
AOO from the lie 4 seeeteI cd ehe0f. Tor ssle by
suEz6 ROBERTSON 4 ALREkS.
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aT S- MARSnALS PROCLAMATION-

Bv FULIUN, Deputy
Eenku'-. Lee c. rcva Ar, &c. G..
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EAMS-Suear Cured. Bacon Sides and
shuulders ior tale Is the single piece, at
sug26 ROBERTSON ( ALBERS.
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ET s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
~. rrief Nt'ss cf America, .s1sil,era D.ri,ion Of
fcrt Il Peter N-lendy GATED States Narsh-l she
state OF Iowa do here give pubi notice that in tn
esse Of the Uasea states ag4iiSt boiler and steam
Rae = aiI Ii Of SECURE ani FORT iture under sts
- Congress di, the 4to day Of August A. 1858
p~n 81 cren Ia Henry county Iowa, alta n
sni ate into my possession FIR safe custody boiler.
stram ~rstae, ht-h tuh, worm tub and worm, re
ceiyer small retiier empty tarseis hbl rye vhls
Ky, . gtilens,l bS cherry unce, tsl ga l"ns) !
d,1ber, hoghesd containing hehwnes. III Scales,
r. bsis whisky, kegs Cf ~EisEs: bnd hereby also
give public notice hst th- tinss assigned for the returo
C I'D Irut aud hearing Of this is the 81 fu-s
d. Of september. being the 18th dy Of SEPTEMBER
L ISIS ant hereby simoui-h an summons vii per-
cl ming interest in said boiler and steam en-
sae aia, o. kuoNing hs,ing anything 40 SAY ~hs
The should be decreed 20 be forfeited 20 tie
United and dem ned and 80 ID to the
p.sfe4 Of SAID belsnt that they be and pear before
sal District court a. It's the city OF k-okuk 10
salt District ssd i9sh day OF september l>o5. At 10
O'Clock when aud whsre said 'aase will be heard
then and there to rterpose their claims and said
lisol iniormao aai make their al CATIONS 10 that
behalf PETER MshENDf, :. MARSHAL
by H. ~ TON, Deputy.
Keokrk. Lee Co Iowa. Aug g. ISIS
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1T 5. MARsHALs PRocLAMAWoN-

ut .MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
W Caitsd Sdte< Of America, Southern DirfsioH II
hea-t Peter Melendy Uiirei States Marshal Tor the
State OF do hereby public notice tn 1t In the
ease Of thu unit.d States sstipst six half barrels
Ut ~hiky in cause Of seizure and forfeiture under acts
ofOJngr did the 3s'l dag Of July, lsdb at OF
tamSs, Wa2eilo county lnSa attach and tsAe Into my
pos e-,ou f3r sse KEEPING six 4 bbis OF WHISKY, nked
- @ AMI h ,rehs also XIV public notice q al the
time assigned for the of Aid warrant aud hearing
OF this IS the - Tuesday II SEP. mhcr il being the
lath iay 81 September D. 1855, and hereby adm i.
ism spi -una AL p-rsons 81 lining any ister@st in
crif siN y 1is e whisky, or wing having
seiac s'y a. the should not be nereea u be
f-i-t-ci = TIE Cniti States aui b consHnned aud
sii - answer me ut SAID Dellsn that they b.
an . setr BIZ re the District Court rooms In the
efy 81 x-okux SAID District said 18th day OF sep
tahar 1866 a. ~ O'Clock whaB and where aid cause
w b. ara sn-a sui there 10 IN erpose tier ctsm-
au an .wer -ai iiel ofiunormaton MAXI their obi
cations ia that behalf PETER NIX ENhf,
U : Mtrshal
Bv " FULTON Deputy.
ventrt- leo rrspa &c G..
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This preparation which possesses the pecu
liar properties ofrssforng hair its nal color
and causes u to fhs c0ier IL possessed before
tarnet grey. II IL . permanent for aabdrua.
eniiv the Of hair giYes
hair tsstiug aud natnra al moisture danrr scurf
itching aud soreness ~ heskin Persons that
this preparation say that they hsy. tried all kinds Of
Tonic and Hair Restoraiives aud hAi been able
end srtcis that ~onld produce the desired
anti, they had tried MY Ilr 1nric II has cured pc
vhp had so'fi masses OF dsndruH all knitted aud
censu.ed toxether in the share Of cap covering the
~hole heal AID in the Of thirty days sfrr ing
TDnfc the scurf aud isndru ali disappeared the
hair, ~hacb had until Ih2t tune been prveuted from
growing, resumed IT. former healthy sTawfh
In the Of JaEes Mersioa ~ the 2st lows in
fsntry who's bead covered wih tAick coating ~
tsbtru and scurf H.-Dtk0n-d 40 u ard whose hair
aad almost compile faier out il Ehpu The virtue Of
this Tonic s@E sae Ct three wers3 application
If his scalp .s-sned healthy ccndtto and his hair
cc-an>u-ed 10 beautifully Tlis y oaiy
Of the kfsatu Thousand ca3 other.
tu for wAnt ofspAce and cost prevented from do
ing
Soid bv q E0RGKCABus corner Of Second aud Main
street. Price IS eents per bottle liberal discount
~ 'ysf- nch3l-@6m
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Welnboldss Extract OF sarsaparflla
tDesrea 81 fseovates the blood lnstiiis the v
eSslA insshs sysssa, ord pargss ont Tie humom ~
80 Gasasa. ap1oAaW
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HAMBURG CHEESE-Receiyed weekly
afv,t rom the flames ID Ohio cpLsig E-eLt
-old at lowest IA Ikri pTiees II the tTaie ~
anz23 RJBkRiS9S 4 AL6ERS.
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All TOM ATIC ORGANS,
SCgs0OL ORGANS
M LODEON S,
ruIRTY.YlvE THOUSAND NOW IN UsEi
Every ,aslfdmsai Warranted for Five Year,

In presenting tie AUfokAiIc 0kGAr, We boldly an
palnce the greatest triumph in musical instruments OF
th- Daring 'he past aali century the french and
Germans have Manufactured reed instruments with
dou be bellows ald pedals Tor the feet to operate,
bat the Of the reversed sxHsusrIos skLLows.
(Which the only bsowsas-n oar instruments, made
IL possible for Thorn TO produce the mellow, rich ana
musical for which instruments ceebrat d.
Another ection to this method OF blowing that
both i-er being occupied opportunity offered for
the trf- n.n the swell. withinthepasttv No yeais
I'm itrumants trur'ad this European Plan of
"iDutis zen mauufactu red IN this collr-
tr, ~ l1ersct this fiihculty want OF swell) a
lev been projected from the centre If the insru-
meat q upon he ell AND OPERATED By Tbs ESEE
Tn hence and nntortion neccssr, to effect tn
object AZ lisa gree1bl enough TO gent eman, but to
tai, 4c.i sppenisgeis nearly impossible
Our ,Ur1at-Ic device bviaes tits difficulty entirely
the staple or blowing with less force giving
tie Itre Increase decrease in the volume OF tone
For years the superior excellence Me-
iod sons been questioned and for years
the nor demand has made il impossible for
nset orders promptly With OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
wefsp warranted assuring patrons that their
ders will ~ pr,nPls sndsoiicii continuance of
their patronage.
e. : 9sersl ziseax-tte clsrsyst, c4Hrehss sxi
Sltosis.
ADDRESS,
GEo. A.PRttcE q co, Buffaio.N. Y.
.o(iiastcated Ctslogas, with full description of
will rle-Ae sentfree 20 any address, novis
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ELAX SEED, 900 bushels wanted at
Il highest rastte. rice tor the Loafi4 Lad and
o4I O. by EoBER fs0S 81 ALhkRS. tlt4r ACTS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-11
Champ FerEus0n-Outrag by Coiored
SOldiera,

NASHVILLE, October 9-Papers in the
case of Champ Ferguson, which We're
forwarded to Washington for the Presi-
dents approval, were returned to-day
The sentence was read to Ferguson in his
cell BY Colonel Shafter, the commandant
OF the post, which was, that he be hang
ed by the neck until he be dead, on the
Goth of October, between the hours OF
/ and 2 p. m. Ferguson received the an
nouncement of his execution with appa-
rent unconcern not muscle of his face
moved. He was taken out riding this
afternoon by his guards. He is in appa.
rent good health, and is, to all outward
appearances, regardless Of his fate.
At Bowling Green, yesterday, the sher-
if of the county had in custody two ne.
groes, convicted in the county court OF
the murder of another negro, and who
we're then OIL their way to the Nashville
penitentiary Upon arrival at Bowling
Green, Ky, and when in the act OF chang
ing cars, the sheriff was surrounded by q
detachment Of colored guards. who de-
manded the release of the prisoners,
which being refused. they took them by
force, removed their handouts aud set
them at liberty. With fixed bayonets
they de6ed the sheriff and his party,
threatening death to all who opposed
them
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Further Particulars Of the Earth
quake in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-The damage
by the earthquake amounts to consider
able in the aggregate, many houses need.
ing patching or new plastering, and re-
pairing broken windows. The City Hall
is damaged in the front wall to the ex-
tent that it must be rebuilt at cost of
several thousand dollars. The Merchants
Exchange building opposite the Custom
House, will probably require rebuilding.
Santa CRUZ felt the shock more severely
than any other town in the State. Sew
eral brick houses were so badly damaged
that partial reconstruction is necessary.
A despatch from there says there was
general tumble down Of chimneys The
ground along the river opened in fsures
aud spouted water The chimney at the
Powder Mill was thrown down and other
damage done. Eleven distinct shocks
were felt since the first shock up to five
o'clock this morning. The losses are es-
timated at about $40, 900, but may exceed
that amount.
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PiVst District OF Columbia COi0red
Regiment.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct lO.--This is
holiday with many of the colored people
of Washington, who in large crowds have
followed the first district of Columbia
regiment as they marched through the
streets, having recently returned from
the South. The regiment proceeded to
the Executive Mansion and were then
addressed by the President, who thanked
them for the services which they had
rendered. This, he said, is the country
of all within its limits, without refer
ence to color, and gave them some whole
some advice, intoxicating the Importance
Of honest, industry aud virtue, and the
necessity OF showing by their conduct
that they are worthy of freedom.
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Radical HARMONY.

Just look at Zack. Chandler's mouth
piece frothing away at his Republican
brother Senator of Wisconsin:
From the Detroit Tribune, Rep
We publish in another column letter
from Senator Doolittle, who is getting
in deservedly bad odor in his own State.
MI Doolittle is the representative of a
class. He believes in oxpediency in
preference to principle. He would sup
port the administration with the same un-
questioning submission that slave
would obey his master Whether the
Administration was right or wrong, he
would not inquire, but tcould support it as
the focus of power and the dispenser OF
honor. Supposing the Administration to
oppose negro suffrage, he opposes it,
even if it sacrifices the blackIpatriots to
whom the nation they helped save has
pledged its honor.
There's muddle for you A Republi
can Senator of Wisconsin is denounced
as in bad odor by the newspaper Of a
Republican Senator of Michigan simply
because he would support the Admins
tration" chosen by the Republicans less
than a year ago Such is the harmony
of "the party"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-11

A FEEBLE DEFENsE.-General Briscoe,
accused of stealing $4,000 from the Gov
eminent, rests his defense, it is said, ap
parently upon his services in the field,
and has summoned several generals as
witnesses in his favor. Then if man
proves to be a good general, he may af.
forwards become a bad citizen. If he
has the manly quality Of courage, be
may degrade it by the contemptible
crime of theft. Offering such plea as
his military services, for which he was
well paid and properly promoted, as an
extenuation of robbery, proves that the
culpable General has as little idea OF
respect for public morals as he has 'ol
the rights ofproperty.
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WHEELING REGISTER
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. II, 1866
Telesraphic SUMMARY.

Gold closedin New York yesterday at
Sl45s.
dispatch from Washington states
that the through route from Washington
to Lynchbnrg, Knoxville, Chattanooga
and Atlanta, and thence to Augusta and
Montgomery, is now open and commnni,
cation perfect
THE receipts from Internal Revenue
Yesterday, were 81, ASS, 1886. s..
General Rosseau has had an interview
with the President, about the troubles IN
Kentucky.
The President promised, it Is SAID, to
abolish martial law in that State, and
withdraw the negro troops.
Mr. Ward of Savannah, is spoken of as
United States Senator from Georgia.
At Bowling Green, Ky, a party of col
ored soldiers forcibly took a couple of
negroes, charged with murder, out of the
hands of the Sheriff and set them at lib
erty.
Dispatches from San Francisco give
further particulars of the earthquake at
that place
The Richmond Bulletin establishment
has been restored to its owners.
The day for the election in North Car
olina is on the first Thursday in Novem-
ber
Champ Ferguson is to be executed on
the 10th of October, at Nashville
The President yesterday made speech
to the First District of Columbia color
ed regiment, just returned from the
South
Collector King, of New York, is ap-
pointing disabled soldiers to the offices
within his gift
The election returns from Ohio indi-
cate Coxs election by about $4,000 ma
majority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-11

WE are much gratifed to learn that
the Episcopalians of N orth Carolina
have, with great = ~una,,in,ity, agreed
to reunite with that church In their gen
eral National Organization. 1t is pleas
ant to see that such a step has been
taken, and that it has met with, 80 little
opposition among the church members
1t will have beneficial influence on per.
sons outside of the church: 1t will show
that the members Of the church are exer
cising that Christian love and Christian
charity, that they themselves ought te
possess, ItIsa worthy example, and
cannot fail to do good in the community
-Baleiah Stdadard
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A Note from the Mexican Consel Gen
eral,


New YORK, Oct. 10.-The Mexican
Consel General, Senior Navarro, has
sent the following note to the agent of
the associated press:
Permit me through your efficient and
reliable agency to again contradict the
report that President Juarez has left the
territory of the Mexican Republic. The
statement to that effect of the cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Press, pub
iished in the papers here this morning,
is pure and unmitigated falsehood, and
only adds another prop to the many we
already have of the unscrupulous char.
acter Of the agents of Macmillan and
of the means they employ to support
their unholy cause. I am in possession
of official dates from Ell Paso to the 9th
of September, five days later than the
date of the correspondence of the Press
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-11
Discovery Of a New Planet.

|. OBSERVATORY, ANN ARBoR, MICH.,
Oct. 8, IL p. MO the Associated Press
] have the pleasure to announce that
discovered new planet at about half
past ten o'clock this evening. 1t shines
like q star Of the nine and q half magni
tude, and is situated in the right ascen
sion, II deg. and 45 minutes, and in de
olipatiop elk deg. south. - - = = - -.
t1igied, J, g. WATsoN.
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News from NIexicO-Condisione of Uni
ted states Troops.

NEW YORK, Oct. l0.--The Trbune's
Brownsville, Texas, correspondent, of
Sept. 18th, says: The 25th corps is pass
ing in review. On the 10th inst, the lst
division, under command Of Gen. Smith,
was reviewed and found in an efficient
state. The sanitary condition of the
corps is good now, owing to the change
ill locality of hospitals, which have been
removed to ranches near the town. This
change has caused decrease of one-ffth
in the mortality, and the sick list is
growing small
Again we hear that Gen. Carvajal is TO
be here with 5000 to 5000 men, but those
few days have multiplied so much that |
put no faith in the report.
The Tribune's Matamoras correspond
ent, September I4th, says on the 18th,
Guadalupe Garcio, who four years ago
was in command of the line Of Rio
Grande, arrived at Brownsville He re-
ports that loan of S500,000 has been
effected by the Liberal minister to the
United States. He also says that arms
and other warlike materials have been
bought for the army If this be true the
loan will enable the Liberal government
to raise legion of 10000 to 10000 men,
and this it has had in view for some time
past. Such corps would enable it TO
regain all the country north of the Low
lander river before the French could col.
lect force adequate to arrest its pro-
gress.
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ers. GRANT TO HIS YrrcHDoRs.-ee

GEs. GRANT TO HIS NEIGHpoRs.-Gen
Grant got off the following speech at
Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio, his
birthplace: Ladies and gentlemen Of
Brown county-You are all aware that
am not in the habit of making speeches
I am glad that never learned to make
speeches when I was young, and now
that am old ] have no desire to begin
I had rather start ont in anything elk
than in making speeches. And now
ladies and gcntlemen, ] can only say x
you that It affords me very much pleas
ure to get back to Brown county. wher'
my boyheod was spent"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-11

PHILADELPHIA, I0.-The election pro-
crosses quietly. The Indications are
that moderate vote will be polled The
contest for Mayor is exciting the most
interest, together with Senator from the
Twenty second District, there being two
candidates for the latter Office on the
Union ticket.
In making up the election returns to.
night, the gains or losses will be sent as
compared with the vote of 1864, when
the Democratic candidate was elected
by 1924 majority.
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Extensive Strike in Balttmore-Em'
ployment Of Negroes tic Cause

ployment Of Negroes tic Cause
From the Baltimore Gazette, September 3ol
The difficulties which have existed for
some days past between the white and
colored carpenters, joiners land caulkers
On Fell's points, are assuming more for
uidable and extended character than be-
fore. On Thursday night, meetings were
held among the white mechanics, and an
invitation having been extended, repro
sentatives from the ! various yards in
South Baltimore, who had previously
Held aloof from the movement, met in
council, and it was decided to join the
strikers in an effort to put down negro
labor Accordingly yesterday the strike
became general, and all the white me-
,cbauics in the city engaged in the
branches of trade named, ceased work
and declare they will not resume their Ia
bor until they have some sort OF assur.
ance from the employers that the
employment Of negroes shall be stopped:
Their proceedings were characterized
throughout with the strictest decorum
and GOOD order, no threats being made
nor intimidations offered, and they even
GO so far as to consent to resume work
With the blacks ON condition that they
receive an assurance of the gradual re
rnoyal of the blacks now engaged An
ticipating some difaculty, Captain Lynch
! ofthelEastern 'districtssnt several squad
fof his policemen 70 sprominsnt points
but their services were not required, .
i there was NOT the slightsst r6gT 81 dtz
j ordes Smong the 'stf1kst3. ~ ~ III
n emplpyou have taken no action, exeep
4 that Already noticed, Of yefaspg 70 CON
] ply with the dsmands of the stsiksrG
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The North Carolina Election

RALEIGH, n c.. Oct 9.-The North Car
Dina State Convention reconsidered to-
day, and after making unimpertant
amendments, passed again the ordinance
liking the day for the election OF Cover
nor, members of Congress and members
of the Legislature on the first Thursday
in November Ne other business was
transacted.
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News from New York.

New YORK, October l0.-Robert Thorp,
book.keeper for Geo. H. Hughes & Co.,
OF Read street, this city, while under ar.
rest on charge of being defaulter to
the amount of several hundred dollars,
jumped from ferry boat this morning
and was drowned He leaves wife and
two children. rae s4
Collector King has made four appoint
ments In the custom house, all the ap-
pointees being disabled soldiers.