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FH0M MADISON.

Accidental hhoottn8-An Exciting Political
Canvuss-Couulrrfclt National Bank Notes.
iSpcclsl DefpAleh 10 the Chicago Tnbune.1
MADISON. WIs., November s.
II ID reported that 4 few days ago, while some
boys were ont bunting In The town OF RoIbury,
this county. a boy By the name Of Moline, was
Instantly killed By accidental shot In The head
from the gun Of 4 boy named Marble.
aIhe political canvass Ia Yery aclire and uafm.
Estimates hT experienced politicians put the
En{cn majority In thIs State 1t not less than df.
teeA thousand, With twothirds OF both branches
o! The Legislature.
Coun,sTictt twenty dol!s: bills on the National
Esuk OF Portland, poorly e1scntcd. hare mp.
LcaIcd Effe.
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COLONEL LYNCH, THE C0NDEMSED
FENIAN.



rFron the Milwaukee eennEell -.
The following letter from Robert B. Lynch, the
Condemned rcnlAn prisoner, was reserved DIR be-.
lole yes,e,dA, BY Of bis relatives 10 tht. city:
MnI!A1E Pntsox: Toxosso.t
Friday, October r. 1884, =!
Ny Dear--: Ny t,ial commenced on We'd
nesday, and was concluded last night ! was
Young friend Richard Martin, assisted by
aroihcr gentleman, named Doyle 1t IS I'M
neceesA.y for me to enter into lht Detail.
Of tho Trial, ~ you will eee . full report Of
It in the New York Herdtd and a!l the Irish
papert. Was unable 10 produce the evidence
ihst could prove my innocence. as they we:e liz
bic to arrest themselves. and their swpEn evidence
conll not be received unless they wese present
WIS found guilty, and sentenced 10 be hung De-
cember 18th, 1866. I am Innocent. hnt II was
Necessary, to ensistJ tbe Canadian people that A
Example should be made Of some one. vas the
rc1tun eelt c,td Tor this sacrifice, though bad no
d t!sta.y connection With the Fenf2ns. Bui II is
a CRIME to losc my n1tist Land, then am vii Ing
to ruter death, for am guilty ol that crime. and
Will meet It like 4 man. Dost BE- uaeAsy about
me. My death upon the satold VAIL bring no
6i.traoe on you. tic children, OF cny Of our
family, particularly for such CRIME ns this.
Nnny uac and noble pAillott died for this n3ble
cause-u hy should complain! hxve not the
slightest doubt but that ;he witnesses against me
mist have mistaken me for some other peraou.
Considering that an I doomed man. am In
! mY usual spiItts and In good health The Sov-
e;nor and III the officers Of the prison are very
Lind to me. Yours AGeetloaaiely,
, 1866-11-04
FROM LAW RENEE.

7 he HailFoad Excurs1onIste-The1r Ketura
from Junction Ctty-A Delighted Coua-
pany.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tsibnne.1
IAwhxkcK, November :.
TIC ssnroad excursion parkT arrived here On
theIr return from Junction CITY 1t eleren O'Clock
and are receiving Tho hosplialiuee Of the clty.
1ho excurzlon look place without Anr accident Of
any kind, snd has been Il most agree
ssls sas,, a9d S..,s5 Rea.apa 1a Pss,s' e. .o! sna
junction CITY, whese + The confluence Of ths
Valley two hundred and atty mfles wcs! Of JcEc.
ton City, IL nndez contract, and will be com
plcted Ii twelve months from this hms:
Denver, i. gives 10 Kansas four hnrdred miles ol
road through the south nud centre ot the StAte.
The road IL constructed 81 the best Material.
sioek Tic passensef cars arc iallJ equai 10 those
Thu excursion "a. clvcn b invitation Of Hon:
railroad. Tbs o{acers Of the Northwestern r.
ciac Road aceompanyin. the party. Among tht
other distinguished gncs;s ar GoyeInos Hahn, o.
c1no1 ca' ailptn, of Colorado; Colonel Cios1!, sa
In union Telegraph Company; lion
IT,. j. Nelson, :. Iii Member q congre,s, ei Indian
Colonel Ih9s; 80, 4 Btda"eu, Philadelphia G.
The following newsparers arc represented
Chicago TRIBUNE, st. Louis RtgaHrdf. st. Loaf.
R.;:*...aaan, Forney's Prest, New York r.
Iu1t, Rochester EFRress, Pittsburgh G3:e0f
large number Of ladies' accompanying Tie ex
cars!on. They all declaro themselves more thar
pleased with tne delightful climate, beautiful ant
c1Lauttlee. toil Of the ksu.a. Valley, AMI &hps
Of the party living In the East will return wisi
mora enlightened views Of thc great West, ani
especially Of this rapidly Developing state;
The uaual amount OF speaking and dlsonEse
| 1ncut OF eoulmis.AlJ ttores has taken place. =
thAi the ras1y return TO tho tnacnidctent rooms
| III. Eldfldcc uouee somewhat wea'ied, Int full
prepared 70 enjoy the entertainment and rat O
tr.ed al shis nrv houee. To-mo11ow the part
| viii lcArc iut St Louis.
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hour 10 an audience e.ses to catch evcsy utter
acc. The Eearty applause aEd earnest rcTponses
f!o:a Tho vast atsent,aRe showed how carncstly
to tic Republicans 10 be awake and active, and 10
rec TO it that he Tosa WIRE got out en- the dAy Of
election.
tsoodhue sdureeecd The assemblazo for I low
minutes, when thu meeting adjourned 10 meet At
Conttrbc Hall, At O'Clock In tic evening.
". c. Goodhuc M dc An eloquent and telling
sne. ch to large and enthusiastic audience.
Count on old Duscau for from fifteen 10 eighteen
huudtcd Republican majority.
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tssecs.! De.ps:ch 10 The Chicago 19tbune.l
WASHINGTON, November ).

isHfct.4 despatch 10 the Chicago I1tbune.J
WARRINGTON. November J.
THE BALTIMORE DIFFICULTY.
The whole iIterest here to-day has centeeed In
Maryland AtafEs. 1t IL we'll understood that Ar.
johnson and Governor Sxann azn aching In con-
cert, aud that Sxaan yesterday received fr1I ad-
vice and Instructions from johnson. Troops
havo certainly been moved toward Baltimore
from this dfsectlon, aul from pofats north ind
east Of that place. This IL regarded hcTe ~ lnGl
eating Mr. lohnson's determination to make bis
JOINT conspiracy with Swam = suceess, rather
than any expectation that tho Union men viii A.
tempt 10 use force.
coMNi.6IcAKn APPOINTED.
Or. E. 0. Dasis, Of lancaster, Ohio, has been
appointed by the Heeretasy VI War mmtssioner
Investigate claims Of loyal slaveholdezs Tor tbs
state Of Tenuessee.
KRE1uEIAL.
The ece1elAEy Of Tho Navy has orde,ed Lntx's
wa' ct Indicator for steamboat boierr, Tho insen-
ton OF young ohioan, TO be tested IN the nAvy.
The experiments arc now In progress at the
Washington Navy Yard.
oExxlkAL suKnMAN.
tnston rpeeial rays: iieatcnant Gcne.ai shc7-
tsns from The President, ~her be and Minister
10 Gencral Is to make = thorough insss1I;:aslon
into The mAGner In which our military afa!fs are
cot dncted tAere. The recent interviews nctw ween
gard TO The fuiure policy toward Aexlco.
sTIA1EA ptaASTZn.
vet. Jain Robert Haley, who. commanded the
5esehsd MasbueSn Fom liz W essn "a
following part;elass Of ,ae wreck .! shs vessel
struck cu1,sucE beach. Al The time there vas Z
s;'sns sfas ls;s ssis o; wtna s|esias from e
sa md tank III heT ooa Hers .sed
away, with The exception Of two. The Captain
and hrst officer succnstlcd in landtng All the pas'
beach, md the passengers werc provided With
evcr. thing necessary to make them comfortable
and, Is soon d, ulsans could be procured, tht
| owned By c.; :ain John +. Wright. ol Nov Tosk
.nd II. not isin;et. The cargo ~a' insured fo'
The New fosk 7tmts' v ashlngton special SAP
the following sppointneaa Of linz officers hay
ads IN IT, ,enasa .Sy t I'd H. .Rp9b
Assistant AdJutant General, headqu4 rt:rs OF h,
armies Of the United States, thai their lctteEs 0
be ssnt ,he 4 u ssss
ion; S;H,in, :. ,5s.; ,W!as:ow; c.R,a'a,
fI IT, diss Fiji
T. ". Lewis; First Iuuienant. II. N. Crock.s
First LIoutcn1nl, +. II. Taylor; Flint Ltsuteuanl
Second & on Lieu.enaas Theodore ccnseI; seeoa
]: II: 5sli; i !hs Sin,h Upted ststs. Iaisa::y.
Csran k,dd l9 shf u qh!ieS 3h sta.
| sixth United s9tea a1ntsntr{-Csptatn. William
Ihroop. In tho Fifteenth United States laisntr
Captain, J: $: crotIlon: ,~
WASHINGTON, November S.-Dii iiburtements {
lh= Treasury Department thls wcck on aecount
r. var, Eey 1hu ,asnt a. TT NV ssg r.
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tcr Of votee registered In the city. one hundred
md twenty >4sc thot1.and cnc hundred ari sixty.
two.
Nm. 4. Francis, Treasurer OF the Aontaua
Mining n1d Discovery Company. tommiGteal tut
c1te yesterdsy At his house 10 Wees Slueternth
st1oei, By c1itiaG his throat with = lazof- tn ol
tempting to prevent the deed, h;s wife WAS seycrc
If ent, and Is in 4 prccario1F condition. The de,
ct ased had formerly been IN iunlaao Of a luuatls
as,lum.
10 yIt the Patls Exposition In 1851 less than s1z
hundred Of the members volunteering 70 20.
Al Copake. COLUMBIA County, New York, tro
came otf Jcetcrday afternoon between t,acE geld
Ing Gcns.fel Butter, The back maro Cor:. ard Of,
mare Col id'aai'n: Ihs 5ae9 @ was won b5 Gsgs;a
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Fon7Rxss No1Rox, November S.-Thc pa
role grained JET. Davis some mcntas
acogiSsng him the privilege Of the grounds Of the
.h1ongh Executive eiemepcy, In removing
Ill eur, ei1lanre over HIN, and tho guards ffoin
his roosns IN Carto!l Hall Ut nl:h. In.
structious 10 this e.ect have betn eeut
irou, Washington 10 General Burton commando
Of the fort. thus dtvcatiug bis Imprisonment 81
anything lilo severity, and paving the waJ; - u
All thc guards over him, bo:h during the day ind
night. being removed, he now enjoys cEe!y Possi
ble rlcabt of comfort and pleasure while held
rreut qualification at The action OF the Govern
mcnt, md already eoutcmp1aIes vacatlng Carroll
iiall and taking up his residence Win Mr.; r. n1si:
arrival Et{c.
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Report of the Scandinavian Immigrant
Aid Society.
To The Board OF Directors Tor the EcAndi1aTian
Ia,I,,iur.nk AID SocfetT nfi.ifctx0.

To The Board of Directors Tor the scandinaTiAn
In,uaIg1nnt Aid Society Of Chieaxo:
p nv xo1e dnise de noa;n 1Ss sad
iCpber. During thesc months there hss been far
less immigration Than during the d1st month Of
,he ,he.t a111sa daas hun
dled scandinsvtsn Immigrants, of whom about
IN equai number ~eEs SWedes and NoIHegian.,
;as 1ss e'ae''sfFi' ees # a. ts,es snna!sa Sasss.
s' q theE journey 49,. fto@ CHI, 9n1t'!i,a. II.
families With nrnesout. Children, who e1used us
Eleat emnar,asss0sut- beeause Of our Want OF
money to aid .hem 1he a1tt night sttet th;is a.
Tho No1thEea,en passmxes depot; tne second
night they lad to lie on The street snd I: was only
S:y Ro:.ess f. e sg Fl ;sss aiss II ,s4 u asa
= s1B s & ssxs hen 81 Il
e: fc s dssnP ps5t Pf fs.y y. s.. se 81
weeEs. 1hey Lad suffered 7.s1y much, and ar
ins b been @ spent fos food on their long journey.
I'd heen Compelled 70 pawn their luggage 10 en-.
wiitout even charge Of Clothing ct without SUI
1eiept clothing to protect then a:aints changes In
u" r. 1--we aided III who have a1rised to lie bcs,
of our ability. Those who had Eea1s TO continna
the5 Journey we have aided With sdvttc. ~ having
il.is bacgage moved from depot 70 aePos. IN LaJ
trr fickcis and seeing them ca the right Trains
Nsny Of t1ose who had uears have got to y III
cvsupstion By pawt!ag their baggage here Con
sribut;opa to travelling expenses and In sont
cases full lasellny expenses have been furnished
! to1 two 10 lied Wig, Minnesota ono to Carrier
| Minnesota one to uecosah. lows, Two To rccn1h
| Wisconsin one to killb1ln City. Wisconsin, ani
one 10 some place In Michigan. Pforisions a. by, ~
| eccp furnished 10 lorJ-uine families xiih on
kund,vd I'D sixteen children. and 10 twenty tou
| single persons Work has been furnished for III
I IL pc..urf, including: some servant girls hax
written Numerous leitsrs TO relatives and friend
Ct thote newly aTi'ed; md In @ many instance
| sistancc. T.,
GOOD lat,erty. Admission 10 tie hospital has bee
uyoeufrd lof dfeen pct1ots, exclusive Of eue
Is have bean provided with medical I'd snd a: 4
| ei.lsuee al private houses, and ten have died Ct
tirtiy destitute whoec buIiai have seen to.
Tic following il IN Account Of tae aaalfs ot
! Seeietys
| 1HCCHH-
| From the time Of the organization Of the
SocittY to the end Of 1nly. tE
August Ind Septenher.. ...... saa-
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Card from mFA. H. Il. BArbH.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
notice atal1 IN the paper Of Nov. 2, eisned
Wetlcy Chapel. stin trying tn Impress the mlnds
Of the publ!c that did 20 To hun, Nj. Whtpple,
and confess ! was w1ons and repeniell in sJbi
cad t<afs, Hhkeh solemnlY deay. 4 Ag.aatcr false.
here again the IHth- did soc hsm Tho morning
! left, and he urged me 10 Withdraw what had
said, ha pl epared Pen and paper for nc to write
letter to lhc Presiding Elder. acknowledging l had
dtuc wrong; then be wonld give me The letter oi
dismissal frGm the church, which besorp he had
pefsietcnt1y reiased TO- 10. Tbs one that t1sn,
himseiy Wesley Chapel is itaE, and am ready te
prove It. AEs. H. A. HEEnx-
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Woops1ocK. e. W., November IA
number Of Cases OF mufkets were aeized
st iho railway statton under suspicious ettcum.
stances. Ftom crasures the boxes appear to
huve been the property Of The United stAtes Cor
tIt,mtnt Conetrnees net known here.
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Express Cur Durned.
ROCHESTER, :. T.. November 3~-The Mcr:
etspts' Union Exprete on the New York mall
train ON tho East took nte this forenoon neat
Talm51a+ and before tha Gaues could DC eup
pressed the ftefstr WIS damaged to the anouat o.
f. &L0o bJ Dire md Water. The burned freight va
nustlI EQnliCneA 10 01Gal0.
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$1@ r;
There are also several 1ecounts ouestaEf IN.
yet.
IN ort behalf In Inc 6tandtnavtrn settler lents in
reEetal. tratmueh Is re arc lAhoEtnE to haTe the
peof aad needy reach thttr desaot4 4uou, 1t u
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Especial Despatch 10 tne EnAe1E0 AF2e1ne
UNrox CrEf, Kansas, Move nbes 3.
The grand railroad excursion party arrived heso
1t 3; p. N. The party was handsomely
entertained al Fort Riley, thfce miles east Of
he:c. Nc have been searching the last rail on
Ibis great railroad enterprise. but csnuot ind t.
shan return 10 Lawrence to-nlsni. Tbs tzack
|. belpg laid With remarkable siEor
and zapituy, and In tselse mouths
viii be completed 80 miles wrat Of
this city, or wilhin two hundred Of Denver Clly.
Ten JeaIs aso, where this aourishing young city
stands, there was onty heard the bowling o! The
ii this time The Chicago TRIBUNE Is ho!dtn. COM
| munleauon Ni1h : point II miles west Of the
eastern borde1 Of Kansas Tue exeufst9n nnIi-
| nom Ill parts Of the country.
The day is beautiful beyond comparison. warm,
ths1a:elyes 10 nc highest possible degree.
, 1866-11-04

The BAL TiM0RE TROUBLES,
An Extraordinary Turn in Affairs.
The New Commissioners
Arrested and Held
to Bail
They Refuse to Give Bonds and
Are Committed to
Prison,
Rumor that Martial Law will
be Proclaimed.
No Serious Disturbance Reported
Thus Far.
npoh, p17D0Dp
Yesterdays News By Atlantic
Cable.
Positive Alliance Between
Russia and Prussia.
The Italian Press Denounce the
Pope's Late Allocution.
Count Bertheney to Succeed
t'eunt De Montholon as
| French Minister to
Washington.
Large Fund to BE
/ Raised for the
Quebec Suf-
1e1'eI.S.
Russian Military and Naval
Forces to be Increased.
:. THE fENIAN TRIALS.
. Ac4uittal Of Rev. D. F. Lunlsden
PASTORAL LETTER FROM LEADING
e CATHOLIC PRELATES.
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RtpArr Of Indian 0utrnkcs Coutra6lcted.
iSncca Il ueEuxtzh 70 The EhlfAxq Trtuunel

KtpArt OF Indian 0utrhkca Contrad1tted.
[spcdal Despatch to the Chicago Trtuunel
LAwREzcE, Kansss- November i.
Ihr following w4s received II J Junction CITY to
day. 1. corresponds With the Ecneral tenor Of my
deepa etcs to Tho Tn11rEE, the.sensalon articles
to The Eastern press 10 the contrary notwtth-
standing:
FoEt ELLSWORTH. EAxsAs,
November 9, 1865.
TEn AffapAkocs, Cheyt1ncs and npachcs are Al
I afet No trouble on tie Ose1lAnd AID santa Fc
ttafc lines. The A1apahoes. EheJnces and
cti,e lhete aunuitte1. Northern bands OF Arrlp.
ahocs ad CheJeanea a:e coming South. No
trouble anticipated. -...
iStCped.} MD ~ BEfTKH1IELp.
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Latest English Markets.

LONDON, November !.
FtKAHclAI-CoukolA ciosed at slH III money.
United stAtI4 tsua Oh Illinois Cc1tsal. IN Eric
s34.
Lvmo3I, No. tuber !.
CoT1ox-SA1cs to-day Of l1o1 bales, market c1oAlnx
dr1l al l3d TOR Htdtttnk urlatd4.
i,krAEx1L E&Alet. Cv{n-S4Ies ut 81 lot m11ed
Western.
| lEoy1*ro. s-ro1k declnlnx.
I IoxlNx, November S-Noou.
| FuAxcIAl-Cobsofs quoted Il ash, l[nnoas Cen
tral. IN Erie, SIX; United States SIS, GH.
- 1ISKxfooI. November J.
| HrKAtrTTyt-GhehAnEed.
| l>cS10x-EAiHa Af Md bats
, 1866-11-04

tncly quick to .etcut irapatAlons rpon their
honor. and few years ago one Of them stabbed
i've OF his companions to death with dagger In
hsrroom In New Orleans because he MA acensed
p1 q slight breach Of etiquette.
From Statistics recently printed In Eug-
.sr,, II apu<aEs that the woslda annual to!a1 pro-
tnct3on nro copper d SGT down at @,oU tous.
OF this Cann produces about aa.uoo Tons This
wear 1he troubles bctwocn Spain aud Chill will
c.u.e Il ceacit Of abont 1A0oo tons and II this
amount Is not made up BY larger supplies from
o,her psts Of the globe the prieo Of copper must
materially advance. A glance at the otaes COP
ucy.prodnuns countries docs not however. en-
rou,acc The corsuner. TEe production Of cop
ucr in The United Kingdom is falling os
O1hcr European countries remain about statfoc
nv. In Austra!i4 the laio average ofproductlo1
,swith difficulty maintained. The production Q
The Lake Supe4ior dittelet Ia not likely to b
uorc this year thsn last No iucreasc can
counted upon from California.
The officers fthe Cubic Expedition upo
whom tho Queen has conferred the hono5s Of th
1rs'r, arc Sir Daniel Gooth, Sir Richard Atwoo
G!est, Sir ". Thompson. Sir c. Ginning. sts
= AnGtnon. a.,a Sir Curtis Nira7dcr Lsmpsor
Is Chairman OF ile Great Tcstern Railway Con
Ien5 In England. and high officer among III
FREE Mafons; Thompson Is Professor OF Saturs
Philosophy III The unsseEsity Of Glasgow, and III
leading electrician Of the telegraph company
t;lats bcean lie Is accountant In q mcrcanttl
hor>e IN I.o,'don, and Is now the head Of the dss
urG!ase i Elliott. who made tho Atlantic c2u1ct
Gaining ts the engineer who supe1lntcnded II
Lying Of lac callc Anderson Is The Captain {
the Gnat Eastern, who ysAs selected BY Sir Wa
cun.sd to command mat Eesse1 On her dtd:reI
expeditions IN thc service Of tic telegraph con
paAy.
Tue Army and Nary Journal has the 70
lo"'aS: !n e.Ewes to the numerous inquiries c
Ills subject. We Glve herewith table ahowia
"lst eonAnt=te the new regiments. The artileI
regiments seta!I theis old numlcrs, rix: fro
one to dvc- The first tcu regiments Of iufant,
are Numbered q. heretofore. Tne ars, tastatio,
q the regiments more recently orr.nized re,ai
tEels numbers from eleven 10 nineteen. The 80
cud battalion Of the Eleventh Is III. Twe1f,h Re.
inert. md tie third battalion OF the Eleventh
ttc Twcaty-nInih Regiment. The Thirty eight
Ttt1ty-nln,b, Forsieth and Forty -nrrt Regimen
arc 10 be made mp Of eo1ored troo3s, and It
Fort5tecond, Forty third, fony-fo1tth aud Fo
tydfh OF The vetcTao RescETc corps. The ii
s:1 regiments Of cavalry arc numbered a. he.
totorc. Tic Seventh and Eighth nte ihe NJ
white ca'nity regimenie, tie Eiuth and Tenth
Ing composed Of coiortd troops.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-10
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

Gan AFFAIR AT PARKERsBURG--A sau
and melancholy affair occurred in Far
Larsburg on Saturday last. 1t seems
that Mr.. Charles Henry Boone, the law
rartner of John Hutchinson, Jr., ESQ.,
and friend of his had been spending a
day or two together, in social way
when, on Saturday night, while at the
Bank Exchange in that city, eating oys>
tiers, Boone suggested to his friend that
be could procure an appetizer, and wrote
a note to a druggist for something his
friend knew not what, and when it came
he poured out a pretty large dose-a
tsbie.spoonful-and putting sonic water
Uithit, handed it to his friend, who swal.
owed it. He then took about the same
nuantlty himself. Both soon begun to
IeeI uncomfortable, and Boone asked LOT
bed, which was provided, and ne went
10 bed The other took the bottle con
tanning the fluid, and started Tor the drug
store, which he reached, and where med
ical aid was furnished in time to reileVe
him. But poor Boone was so long
without medical attention, no physl-
cian being at hand, but had to be Sent
far that he was too far gone for reile1
m bs afforded him. He died IN an
hour or two after swallowing the uniof,
tunate preparation. 1t is supposed
that he committed O blunder in writing
for the article he wanted. One thing
seems to admit of no doubt, and that is
thatMr. Boone had no intention OF IN
dicting injury upon himself or his friend.
Mr.. Boone's mother or relatives reside
IL Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-10

DEXTER AND PATCHEN arrived al
Bridgeport last hight on the Express
train, and are now located on the Fail
Groz0dsA We make this announcement
70 satisfy a. numerous class of our read
ara Who Nave expressed doubt of their
coming. We were aware from inc nrs'
that unless some unforeseen accident
happened to the horses, they would be
here without fail, as the bargain between
the Directors and the parties having
charge of the horses was apositiye one
Wewould say to all persons, that now
they have a chance Of seeing the greatest
horses of the present day, and we would
advise them to 20 to the Fair Ground:
today or on the next two days to see the
horses, if nothing more.
From the extra expense the Directors
have been put to get the horses to come
here, of course it will not be expected by
the public that the admission fee will
Nethe same on the day these horses trot
a. on the other days, and we are satisfied
that no one, who has enough heart il
him to admire good horse, would
expect to see them 60 for less than ont
dollar. Save your dollars and look on
for the Dexter day, and if you can't 60
dollar, crowd over today or tomorrow
aud look at them, as they are exercised
on the grounds. The sight of one Of
both Of them would cure pair of sore
eyes any time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-10

THAT "DoRa. About month ago a
pan giving his name as VIM. Seross
came to this city and presented fine
bull dog "purp" to the members of the
United" Fire Company. The fellow
subsequently, gave his name as VIM
Douglass, and frequently visited the
hose house and wished the boys success
in training the dog. A day or two since
the rascal entered the hose house and
in the absence of the fremen, stole the
dog and has not since been heard from
The animal was o handsome white bull
dog and was highly priced by the fire
men to whom he had been presented.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-10

TaE FIRE DEPARTMENTAL a meet
ing of delegates appointed by the differ
snt Fire Companies of the city, Mr.
gorge Trimble was elected Chief En-
to- fer the city fire department, and
the Chief Engineers of the several
companies were appointed Assistants
This is a step in the right direction
and our fremen can now operate undei
the direction Of q leader of their own
choice,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-10

- TEE MYSTIC TH-C.C.B..& D. c.
Tha' first Of The initiais hbey6 stand for
an old friend to thepublicr one which
avarv one will recognize and for which
svsry one has q kind welcome; we refer
to Goes Cough Balsam--the cheapest
and best preparation in the world for
Groups, coughs, colds, ana all throat and
lung Complaints The second are for
Goes Dyspeptie Cure-the only remedy
ever known that is sure to cure dyspep.
sia, indigestion, fatulency,, and genera!
debility: Both articles are now too well
known to need any praise from us. Let
the afflicted always have them handy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-10
USE the American Hair Dressing,

No CALoMEL.-N one is safe in taking
Mercury in any form, without knowing
it. DR.. EoFF's Pills contain no Calome
or Mercury. They can be taken safely
by all ages and conditions. They have
no equal as a family medicine. Sold by
dealers, and by T. II. Logan Il CO., and
Logan, List g. Co., wholesale and retail
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-10

o,ScrTr CouRr.-The whole of yester.
aay 5 session of this Court was occupied
IN the trial Of Joseph Cline, CHARGED
with outragng the person of Rsbecca
s 81 The evidence was all elicit.
"a, ana the argument in the case com.
night J''' nc" last