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SLEEPING CARS
On NIGHT TRAINS To
Philadelphia, New York e. Baltimore.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE
FREIGlITS.

BY this route Freights of all descriptions can
be forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New
York Boston, or Baltimore to and from any
point ON the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky, In:
diana, Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri by
Rail, Cad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con.
meets at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which
Goods can be forwarded to any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kan.
sas and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland Sandusky
and Chicago with Steamers to all Ports on the
North Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
portgttOn Of THEN Freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on its speedy transit
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
IN the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times as favorable as are charged
by other Rail Road Companies.
81 Be particular to mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central r. r."
For Freight Contracts OF Shipping Directions,
apply 20 or address either Of tho following AGENTS
Or the Company:
u. a. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburg.
Il. W. BROWN & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
X. {. MELDRUM & Co, Madison, Ind
j. h. MOORE, Louisville Ky.
w. NJ. AIKMAN, Evansville Ind
X. +. SASS, st. Louis Mo.
CLARKE, Il CO., Chicago, LII.
J. II. MCCOLM, Portsmouth, D.
j. II. LOVE, Maysville, KY.
HALL & CO, Marietta, q.
Z ANRES, Muskingum River.
W. ii. & L. L. LANGLEY, Gallipoli5 o ID.
II. ). PIERCE * CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
y. II. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
X Z. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
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WEST yIRGINIA-ATRULEs HELD

M
w in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of
Wetzel County for tho month OF February,
1865:
John Anderson and Elizabeth Anderson his
wife George Sole, Henry Sole. Andrew Stump,
and Harriet Stump, his wife,
Henry Church, administrator of Henry Church,
deceased Henry Church, William Church,
James Church, David Bland and Elizabeth
Bland, his wife, Peter Sole aud Sarah Sole his
wife and Hannah Church. In Chanecry.
The object OF this suit is to obtain settle.
ment of the estate of Henry Church deceased.
and PARTITION his lands among his heirs. And it
appears by affidavit filed in this cause, that
William Church and James Church, defendants
i'll the aforesaid cause, are non residents of this
State, it is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what Is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit reste:
STEPHENSON, Solicitor. FRIEND cox,
feb6 Clerk.
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New York Market.
by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, Feb. II.
COTTON-Dull heavy and decidedly lower
at s0d SIC fol- middling.
FLOCR-Firm for common and nrtdling
grades 80 81 40 50 for extra State; $40 J5G: %
Tor extra Il. H. o., sll 2OQll 80 for trade bran $.
Market closing quiet no sellers at inside quo
tations. Included in sales are 1000 bbls. extra
State for all May, sellers option.
WHISKY-FiTmer, Western at 81 2sd2 -.
WHEAT-Quiet, and without decided change.
CORN-Firm, old mixed Western quoted at
81 ssGl 80.
OATS-Firm moderate sales of Western at
slll0l III latter price an extreme.
PETROLEUM-Firm, 4a05Oc for crude; 676
sc. for refined in bond and So SIC for refined
fres.
WOOL-Quiet
PORK-Firner, and in better demand, 1877 50
a37 IS for new mess; S35 IS for 1864 mess, cash
and regular way, closing ut S35 Is for prime, and
s35Q35 25 for prime mess. Also 800 bbls: new
mess for February and March, sellers and buy
ers' option, at S37 sea 80.
BEEF-Steady, at about previous prices
DRESSED uOGS-At l6.1l6tc for West
EN-, latter price for heavy:
BACON-F.,ir demand, at 2Oc for Cumberland
cut: 20tc for long cut hams 2ltc for short ribbed
ard pc for clear.
CUT MEATS-ln good demand, at l'6ls!c
Tor shoulder, and Isd22c for hams: rough shout
dns at loc.
IARD--Shddc easier, at i9d23.c, including
small sales ofchoice at 23ic.
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At their wholesale Drag aud Medicine Depot.
No Il6 franklin St. Baltimore Mi.
For sale by Druggists and S5Orekeepen
throughout the United States.
WHOLESALE AGESTs: Laughlins & Bushheld,
Wheeling, W Va. j. J. Bender Il Co.. Pitts
burg, Pa Johnston, Holloway s. Cowden. Phil
adelphia Pa
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LIVE STOCK.

DIoveTs and Farmers will find thi. the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacious
Yards well watered and supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its Connections, and every attention is paid to
their wants From Harrisburg, where will be
found every convenience for feeding and resting,
Il choice Is offered OF the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market This will also be
found the shortest quickest and most dire [
route for Stock to New York [via AllentUU . |
and with fewer changes than any other
EN0CH LEWIS,
Genl Superintendent Altoona, Pa
l.. L. HOUFT,
Genl Ticket Agent Philadelphia
IL. Il. HOUSTON
Genl Freight Agent Philadelphia.
lanll.my4
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

= FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the b. & o. X. Il. Depot, Wheeling
w. Va All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve.
~ description OF Silks and Wooden Goods exc
cuted on short notice and Oh reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab.
liShment in the Western States. sep20
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MANHOOD
| ND THE vIGOR OPYOUTH RE

"a STORED IN four weeks, by DIR. RioOrd'
ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR.. Ricord, of Pans
after years OF earnest solicitation, has at length
acGeded to the urgent request Of the American
public, and appointed an A. gent In New YOrk
Tor the sale Of bis valued and highly prized Il
sence Of Life. This wonderful agent will restore
Manhood to the most shattered constitutions IN
four weeks; and If used according 70 printed IN
structions, failure Is impossible. This Bier'
storing remedy should he taken by all about ~
marry, as its effects are permanent Success IN
every case Is certain.
d.. Records Essence Of Life is sold In oases,
with full instructions for use, at Is, or four
quantities In one for %, and will be sent 10 any
part carefully packed, on receipt Of remittance
70 his accredited agent. Circular sent free OF
receipt Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND
AZ Broome St. one door west Of Broadway
New York. janl2-dly
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SWAMI HOUSE.

DARKERSBURG, VA, CHANG
i ED HANDS. On Thursday, October sti4
1853, J. W. Dent. late of the Richmond House
took possession of the Swami House for
term of years He hopes, by strict attention 10
business to merit a continuance Of the very lib
eral patronage conferred upon him when propri-
etOr of the Richmond. 81
Every department is in the charge Of the
most efficient assistants J. WN. DENT.
sep2J
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s. F. FAIRS.

MARBLE WORKER 81 SCULP-
Nl TOR No l22 Main Street, Wheeling Va.
Monumental Work of all kinds made ~
order on short notice. Particular attention pad
to Portrait Sculpture and Designing. sop.3
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MRS. c. THINNER,
.rANUF aCTURES ALL KINDS

MI ANUFACIthE RES HI NDS
Nl OF CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD, &c.
No. l62 Market street, East side, "a few doors
south of the Market House, Wheeling, W. Va.
janl0-6m
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French Confcction
PHILIP SCHWElTZER,
RUsRY GLITTIEa,,

" No. So Market Street, has now on hand and
is constantly receiving a large stock OF Contec.
tienary Medical Baltimore Cough Candy. and
every other variety of Candy and Cakes Toys
of every description, and full assortment OF
Varieties and Notions. sep?
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IN SUPPORT OF TnE ABOVE
l. STATEMENTS, are presented the CeItit.
cites OF Dr. Jas. H. Chiffon Chemist New York;
Dl hiram Cox. Chemical Inspector Ohio; Dr.
james H. Nichols Chemist, Boston; DR.. y. L.
Jones, Chemical Inspector Cl.c.cyIIle, ONO,
Prof.. Z. I. jackson, CHcM.ss, Boston; Dr. ChIs.
LpuaLu Shepard, Charleston, ). C.i .ud j. V. Il.
blaucv, ana u. y. Mariner Consulting Chem.
ISts Chicago, al of whom have .uilyzcd tine
Cdtlw u BTiudy, and commend II in tho highest
terms Tor medicinal use.
1aay.is Of III, Massachusetts, StqA 4sslyer
JGuUuy - l-JS.
When cy4pyratcl tuIou- in rlcJulucni It left no
oil or uuanslye matter. Ii every It 5pCCJ 1t is J
PygE spE!tupus liquor. Inc on winch gives to
t.is H.LEty It's hayOrIua aroma. is wholly unlike
ipsu or Grain OIL It's Olor paltdk,s OF oOtH the
.ruJ and OIL OF grapes. e. Oh ACIDS il produces
others 80: h. Hu,,g rance. the substitution o.
LAS bIaldy Tor COsnac sandy wll do away
With inc LIJulual tutC VI Uct,ttO,LS apIIts, odd
uuieI this name oDtl II homo md abroad
a. 4. IAYEs. Nd.
Assaye, to e,tte Aas,., lgBoylesEon st
Ey G.s same, IL .sc4.
have analyzed LYONS PURE CATAwBA
BRANDY" with reference 70 ITS composition
ana character, being the same that produced
IA past years. y sample taken from tau casks
Afforded the same results with regard 10 purity;
- slightly Increased amount OF the principle Ou
which Its flavor depends was determined by com
plllsOn with former samples.
The Indications Of analysis show that this
E.-udy j. produced Oy the same process 10 most
OF LAC imported Brandy.
Respectfully
\. y. HAYES VI. D..
State AssIyeI IL BJylestoa ST.
BosToy july ., 1854
Manufactured oaiy by H. H. J~cob & Company
(Towhom all orders should be- Iidres,ed)
Depot ~ Liberty ST. New ork.
uecI7.3m
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LEGAL.

DY VIRTUE or DECREE OF
ID THE Circuit Court OF Wetzel County, W.
Va, rendered at the September term, 1864, OF
said Court, will proceed to sell at the front
door of the Court House, on the first day of the
next March term of said Court, (March lst,) y
tract OF land lying on the waters of Big Fishing
Greek, containing about two thousand acres, and
more fully described In the papers fled in this
cause on a credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bonds with ap.
proved security. JOSEPHUS CLARK,
Jan. 80, 1865 Sheriff OF Wetzcl Co.
feb6
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

rI'IIE DAILY REGISTER STEAM
l. PRINTING JOB OFFICE executes al
kinds OF Printing frUm Gard to Poster
neatly, cheaply and on short nOtife. 01ics on
Market street between the Nil ure House and
the Market House
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WILLIAM KRYTER,

Nl Knives Scissors Cutlery, Sheep Shears,
&c, and dealer in Hardware and Guns, No. lG3,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va. sep2J
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DEING LIQUID PREPARED

REING A LIQUID PREPARED
ID FROM MEDICINAL LOOIS, Barks ana
gums 1t is perfectly harmless in every respect
containing no opium, chlorOtOrm OF ether.
Pages OF testimony could be added were II ne
cesslIy. We refer only 10 the certibeatta ~
nearly one hundred Physicians and Chemisn
which will he found in the Circular accompany
ing each bottle.
Money refunded in all cases when cure b
not effected. This is no quack medicine, bot
genuine and invaluable remedy. Over $50
bottles sold within montha Try It,
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Now York Money Market.

New Work Money Market.
by Telegraph
New YORK, Febl /.
MONEY-Easy, at 8 y cent.
SCERLING-Dull, aud nominal, at 81 Osib
Ivst
GOLD-Unsettled and lower, opening at g w.
declining to q U.s. and closing at 81 O5s az O5s.
Total exports of specie to-day was s75 i2O.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Rule quite firm,
with fair busines doing.
LATER.
Nav YoEK Feb ll.-Gold tonight 81 Oit.
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PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE

Sold by l. ii. Logan a. Co, A. Z. Good a ca
{. w. Graham, and McLaiB Bros, and by all uhs
stores throughout the county, and by ali Drug
gists and stores In Belmont Jefferson and 70
lumbiana counties ia Ohio.
jan5-6m A. MCKEE,
General gent
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MICH cows.
HIlst.S.
fEALt \ XIII ~
q a EnHEK g FRO

PRICE q CTS. PER PAPER. oy } PAPERS
FOR ONE DOLLAR
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VEST IuDIA NEWS.

NEW YORK, June 28.
Advices have been received from Hsyti
I'M 70 the 10th inst The instruction was
then confined to the city of Cape Haytisn,
all other towns which had been involved
in it, had submitted again to the Govern
ment. The news of the surrender of Cape
Haytian was hourly expected at Port au
Prince. It was the headquarters Of the
rebels and it was there that the rebellion
nrst DrOK5 Uut.
The steamer Columbia brings Havana
dates of the 24.h.
Advices from Venezuela state that Gen.
Falcon had entered upon the duties of the
Office of President.
It was said that Vensncio Rulgsr, q
personal enemy of the President, had in
ysded town on the Msracsbo coast, but
was obliged TO retire to one of the States
of Columbia.
The State of New Barcelona was still in
disorder.
There was no news from Mexico.
Troops continue to arrive from San
Domingo.
Advices from Nassau state that the
place is entirely deserted by the floating
population acquired during the war.
breckenridge is still in Havana. He
counsels all his friends to throw themselves
on the clemency of the President and ask
for pardon. BE probably intends to do 50
himself.
Trade with the Southern ports will CON-
mence sfter the first Of July. Vessels are
alresdy advertised.
The blockade runner Lark had sailed foI
Liverpool to be sold.
The petition to retain the present Cap
tain General is being numerOusly signed.
Two more vessels loaded with coolies
have arriV, d during the week.
The weather Wss very warm, with very
little rain.
Yellow fever not very prevalent.
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Phil. eheridan's Early History.
OF the early history of Sheridan a
writer in Hours at Home says:
Sheridan remained at Springfield until
after the battle Of Pea Ridge, when he
was ordered, in consequence of disagree
ment with the commanding General, 70 re-
port at st. Louis under arrest. The cir
cumstances were such that, while not de-
rogatory to General Curtis, they did no in.
Jury to Sheridan. The severe cold and ex-
haustive marches had reduced our stock
very much. Il became necessary TO re-
plenish before contemplated movement,
and General Curtis sent orders to Captain
Sheridan TO gather up suitable animals
from the country, and, giving the owners
vouchers, forward them to the army. At
the time the order was issued, the Captain
was excited shout some depredstions re-
ported IS committed by q company of Illi-
nois cavalry, to complaints of which hedid
not consider sufficient attention had been
paid. a lOttvs so@s fsena his nffina
rather indec0rously alluding TO this in con-
nection with the order, and claiming that
he was not 8 Hjsyhswker." On this letter
he was relieved and ordered TO st. Louis.
After returning to st. Louis, Sheridan
wss sent to Wisconsin 10 purchase horses,
that duty accomplished, he was made
Chief QuartermAster of the army under
General HalIeck, before Corinth. The
writer met him here again, and found him
grown to the full measure Of his new and
greater responsibilities. Soon after, he
was placed ct the head Of q cavalry regime mt
the I'd Michigan, and the,smost dsshing Ca
Valry leadtr yet found Aeshed his ''maiden
sabre in the famous expedition under Col
onel Elliott, sent to destroy the Mobile
and Ohio railroad at Bonneville, Missis-
sippi, thirty miles south of Corinth. 1t
will be remembered IS q great success,
resulting in the capture and destruction Of
q large train, the tearing up of the track,
and the capture of two thousand prisoners.
Sheridan showed the qualities which have
since made him ilIustrious. He was fore
most in all the daring cavalry movements
following Immediately upon the evacuation
of Corinth-movements which for the
hrst time showed the superiority of our
cavalry. In less than month Sheridan
was in command of the I'd brigade Of the
cavalry division of the Army of the Miss.
issippl, consisting of his own regiment and
the I'd Iowa Cavalry. This was on the
18th Of June. On the 1st Of July, he
most gallantly won his Brigadieras star,
within six weeks Of the date %, !, iltig
command Of his regiment.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM coLUMBU5.
Tspeslal to the Cleveland Leadef,l
COLUMBUS, June %.
PRISONERS.

PRISONERS.
A batch OF 46 prisoners, under sentence
of corut martial recently held at Little
Rock, Arkansas, arrived here today, and
were lodged in the Ohio Penitentisry to
serve out theie various terms of imprison-
ment. They were brought here under the
escort of detachment of the Oh o. S. Q.
T, commanded by Captain Geo. F. Work,
q resident of Harrison county in this State.
The prisoners were members of regiments
from all the Western States except Ohio,
and were charged with desertion, robbery,
sc. Their sentences range from one to
ten years. There was one rebel among the
lot, by the name of Cyrus Chsppell, whore
sentence of death for being guerrilla
was commuted to ten years imprisonment
Captain Schulten, of the 9th Wisconsin,
charged with robbery and sentenced for
one year, was also of the number. There
were also nine privstes of the 9th Iowa
cavalry convicted of larceny and several
other misdemesnors.
ARMS UNFINISHED.
The Quartermsster General has fur
nished 2I,O45 stand of arms to the Nation
al Guard since their return home last
year.
FOR CAMP CLEVELAND.
The 115Gh Ohio passed through here
to-day, on their way to Camp Cleveland.
TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
The 175th Ohio, 562 strong, and the 10Th
Ohio battery have been ordered to Camp
DennisOn, the 21st battery to Camp Cleve-
land and the 23d battery to Camp Chase
10 be mustered out.
RESIGNED.
The following Ohio officers have re-
signed: Surgeon David Rush, of the 26tb,
Lieutenant Thomas Mitchell, of the 1925,
Lieutenant ]. II. Hoffman and Adjutant
Armand o. Smith, of the 4th Ohio cavalry.
PARDoNED.
Joseph A. Carr, convicted in 1868, by
the United States Court at Cleveland, of
robbiDg the mail, has been pardoued by
tho President.
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AMnrrIhIe ontrnra-

The Nstehez Courier has particulars of
brutal outrage on the person Of Mr..
Henry Spann, living near Harrisonburg,
LIS. It says:
The despsradoes dem anded of Spann his
money; when, on being told he had none,
they bueked" him, and procuring willow
switches, villain stood on each side, and
whipped him until they extOrted all Of his
money, amounting to 81, 900. They again
made another demand for money, which
was refused BY Spann, on the ground of
his having mono. They then took the un-
fortunate msR, abueked" him and placed
both Of his feet in the FIRE, literally roast
ing them After this hellIsh deed they
left, without procuring any more money
The next evening these villains returned
set fire to Spann's house, burning me same,
as well a. all bis household effects ana otner
property.
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CuriOus Electrical PheuOmenOn-A
Regiment struck by lightning.

CuriOus Electrical PheuOmenOn-A
Regiment struck by lightning.
The surgeon of the l52d Illinois Volun-
tsers gives to the Nashville Union the fol-
lowing account of q most curious electrical
phenomenon
Our regiment yesterday was the scene Of
one of the most terrible cslsmities which
it mas ever been my lot to witness.
About two o'clock P. NJ, violent thun-
der storm visited US. It being Sabbath,
the "guard mounting" was deferred until
two o'clock. While the told guardD was
being Hturned out" 10 receive the snev
guard" q binding fash of lightning was
seen, accompanied instantly BY \ terrific
peal of thunder. The whole of the sold
guard" together with part Of the HneW
guard" were prostrated TO the earth The
shock was so severe and sudden that the
rear rank men were thrown across the
front rank men. One man, Jeremiah
Cooley, Of Go. Q, was instantly killed, and
thirty-tWo others were more or less severe
ly scared by the electric fund.
Immediately after the occurrence was
called upon to render my professional SER
vices. Upon exAminst on found that the
men we're mostly injured in the regions Of
the shoulders and the arms and the hips,
the men having been standing at shOul-
dered arms" in which case the " barrel F." Of
the musket would rest in the hollow Of the
arm and shoulder, the "butt " Of the piece
resting against the right hip.
The thunderbolt appeared to divide, and
struck in several places in the camp at the
samo instant. One za&n who Egas on guard
in front Of the hospital tent had his mus
ket thrown from his hands, and his bsyo-
net stuck into the ground. The man him
self WIS shocked pretty severely, but not
thrown down. One man who had been in
the rear, and was returning, was struck
down, and wAs severely injured ia the
eyes.
Corporal Barton, Of company g, had7his
boot torn from his foot, and torn to pieces,
the electric fluid passing down bis leg, snd
passing from his boot in apparently two
places, there being found two smsll holes
in the heel and toe of the boot, which ap-
peared as if they hsd been made by buck
shot But strange IS it may appear, the
mans foot has no seats or marks upon it
at all. In sll the cases the burns appear
Rs if they had been caused by scalding hot
water, in many instances the skin being
shriVelled and torn of.
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him on the most triiing business. In 90
cordAnes with his democratic ideas he hal
been disposed to hear them all.
The Government is rapidly ridding It
self of the now useless war material ae.
cumulated at Washington.
Among the applications for pardon re-
ceiVed to-day by tho President were those
of Ex-Governor Vance OF North Carolina
and ]. A. Culver, formerly Know Moth
ing member of the United States House Of
Representatives from North Carolina.
NEW YORK, June 2s.
CONFEDERATION.
At destructive fire in Jersey City, To-
day, the Edgar Old Fire Work Manufac-
tory, the American Steam Flour Mill and
some buildings of the Jersey City Loco
motive Works were burned. Loss about
100000.
PHILADELPHIA, June %.
The Spice Mandatory of c. 7. Fell s.
Bro. 12O South Front street, was destroyed
BY fire this evening. Loss very heavy.
VERMONT UNION STATE coEyEE-Tor.
MoNTPELIER, VIZ June 2s.
The Union State Convention nominated
for Governor Paul Dillingham;; for Lieut..
Governor, Abraham B. Gardner; for
Treasurer, John B. Page. The COuvsn-
ton was large and harmonious. The res
olutions include one in favor of negro
suffrage.