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The New York herald., 1866-09-15

YAM Aosps~r no a Can DNvss -CoSoss osnble
yrsoray held inquest The body q Gcorse Miners
Tor rnsny ysau past drvG In The employ Of the
rtird Avenue Railroad Company. who died from the
,necs OF injuries resolved the night ~ the i2ih
instant, by falling from a second story window Of his
sdeser In Third avenue, near f,ghusth street. 70 the
tcewak, while IN the srt of opening the blinds The
jury render~i verdict Of accidental death Deceased
was very corpulent man. weighing nearly three hun
red pcundl He - forty one yesr Of age, and native
of Rhode Island
KILLED NJ ruarss yson 4 wrrow.--MAx Pforner,
late os ;is Second street. yesterday foil from third
stosy window u the above named premises "a the pave.
so,ihed, and viM hold an inaues. Deosased Wa
about thir,y-nve ycars OF sae.
THr NUMEROUS CA~< Csospy ssRxxr. Coroner
wldey yessr rday hcd nquest the body n rhemAs
Nc~lcu, the who died No ~ Crosby under
somewhat mysterious circumstances, reporlsd in
Yesterdays HsRALp Wooster Beach, Jr., NJ ~, made .
pest moftsm nation the body, and found tho
Gidncys much diseased No ether abnormal marks were
observed. From an inspection of The internal organs
been tstcn ny deceased DR. Dexch of ths opinion that
iectb dns ~ the Kidney dissa>s, causing urrmic
pcscniog of the bicod The jury accordingly rendered
. y,sdcs 20 that efoo1
fsrsL Rntsoss Cssrsn-r. Yesterday morning
shorty before ssvsa ooiork man named Edward Kes-
nsn tet nsnssta the uhscs Of freight Of the Bud
80 i'vss Rsilrcsd of Beach ,nd Hudson sSesY
snd vas 80 serby injured thai death subsequently a.
ysycf inmed.s,sly sf,sv sac src,sert pso~s..a was
lsrytWo Year, cf sge, he hyed ~ TS nee, furry
eghsn street Coresos Newman Sss noEed 10 hold
an inluesi
iUr~sp 4 genr--A Asvv uosrvs Rsssr,rc~.
Al late hour sond<y nigh, lss rssries Ncponousn.
rysss 81 ~ yss' Eevsuss srssl 80 ssssesss ssss bic
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srxAxsEv CsncAssfAr from Antwerp Esw York put
Into afa th Inst short of coal and With machinery in
ured hsrug experenced heavy wesssy gales tho whole
passage had 10 rrocoed under low pressure OF stesm
s-EAssHr Cxr MsArs. from New York for Fsv Orleans
the 0th miles south OF Carysfort Reef,
with machinery dissbled 10 tow Of steamer fam Jones.
boundto Key West for repairs.
sriP n wArsxr tBrcn). which vas burned n Sersey
isy month, IL lying s he Perrepcut wharf brsokyn
She ccr,petry Rtied all her tmber gone and ercep
ing few feet forward burnt down 70 whn Tire Feet q
up ot of damaged obacco trsg got of her res
sercay, which appears te be all that ien OF her eaTo
srip Gas A pAswrtf. which cn are and vas spnk
foot o. pier BE- rsms covered bI water AZ los de
Preparations are being msi- by Cap Norl agent Of the
undsrwritcrs 10 fsise her.
sWr T~,IIeur--Ilverpsoi. Sept 10 ship Twilight from
Livepoci for New York. hss put back here disnsstsc
rAsx presrrvo (I3r At Bsstov i7h from London reror,
Aug sAM ve~sc 20 ieeward bore town = her and
asfred ber % te The hsfk Bflti-k Queen of Liverpool
vsscrcrgtd cod sesndoned buiwsrss Ac, washed sway
BAss hcysxA. Ryior. frpa Philadelphia. ia gcirs NJ
Boston hsrt1 yefssray rrornsng. stuck rock prfnf
leAs aud 10 prevent sinking. ashore on he rpe
Hhbe. Whole sha rensns ieakns ba6'r Has eArso of
oats
Bass JosHrA Loslxo a. Boston from New oIcans. los
overheard on the n inst W. Icving OF Barnst-as,
secol6 ofncer.
Ry,u F,ysns~,x tBr iron wilmington, NC. for Liver
oo cfars reported shsndoae> had on boarf The
ie0w,lg csrsosed tbs spirits twpcntne Ns do fosin
ard 1900 feet iunHbsr
sewn wsssron ~ ana frs Benror ,of qlonce-tef ard
Rosbary den with srchs lumber snd barrels While beat
,pg the wharf ef Psitqnsll Wallace. Gloucester on
voaas, . rrscassd - ss ~ sld SIZED ssr ads ssAn
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8 HiPPIN G NE w S.
prsI or new YORK. SEPTEMBER ll. s5a

Cleared.
s..s9sh,g x:w Tsrs & rs:. & Asa.ssss m.ss
Barb L,usa Brzsin,oa tBr), Turner, Qaesns.own-G y
Bsrk 1isIspdrs (rr, Touber.. Hayre-Boy H,scsep.
Bark Sunrise tsp,, Ro,G Bsrceoss-r HarmOny's Ne
BA.f Ada Carter, Kinney. Aspinwan--MsrchA.s Car
Bari Msyfover. Eninswcod. Bsrbados-H Trowsridss's
BARK Tssse tBrl Hoinwood, si Johns ny Requa 4
Bark Hea tBr), To,ser, 8. George. NB.-Edmis.on
BIG & Den as ssp:.mssr ;SorwS. menficfsoS xrsnd.
81: TT'sa Fsa @ ssssHs :, SS
nj sSs Pin - whey. barbados via s.v.nn.h--D n De
sIs Lsss og..a. winiss,onvS,oesn; vI;,ts E.nsss
sehr IA Desser tEr) DEXTER, chey.re ss-D X Dewon
eSr conn psa
sehr Caldwell. hcCoruaick. ChsrlesionN Mccready
sehr N Frost. Nslson Washington. Dc-H Bcdsl
ss"l ssssn.r %,n Ann MS"fi Eiir. osa Kss4a- fs.d.pa
Steamer walker, sherrin, rhiadeiphia-
Arrived.
Nth dss md AZ e ssr,y rsrT: SS n
ss%. bsace or r ssvenna a. s,h 20 ss or Hatera.
y Do o ~. s a SSss Hsa .. Ssass
s,sarn.hip AsNlsa4 Nsrsou. Boston. with raAss 70 the
st.aISsSip ssrsas, B.srse Boston, wi ndso Issc
Yrs Cairo trr) CAnpe.n. Asswerr. ~ days. VITA scrap
iron giasr, Ac. TO Funch. xeincke Wendt
Brig Nolant Br Ganisn. oiace Bay IL days. with coal 10
v Small y Co.
Brig Village Bene tBr) George Cow Cav II days. With
eos. 10 Dew or 90. lh inst In Eoavy blow from
The westward, carried away forciopc aiisn,uast, Ac
prs neatlvcry sprs,, Bangor, days, with iumoer
Hrls eurmsh. RcGurnty Bangor, With lumber 20 smp.
sehr E.is w.ers Poison, vronter., y dAys with msho.
seSr Carrie, n.E,, clonfrssos Is dsys with sugar ana
sehr Kste Wentworth Adams Lngan IA days with coal
sehr EIemplsr tBr). johnson. windsor with plaster.
fehr or-scn. Monroe. Washington, NC. sdws
Schr A Koberson. Merritt Virginia
schr Wocl.cy. soper, Virginia
schr Frances Ellen, Farrell. Calais
6chr Juii, Narths. wentworth Cailia
Sehr voiant keIsrlznd, Ellsworth.
Rchr Clara Jane, Park, piishoyo for Rcadont
Echr Chloe. R,chsrds, Bangor.
scsr vicssburg Mccormick Bangor.
a<hr W.T. McCobb, -, Bangor.
Sch DAVIDSON. Ketchum, Banecr
Schr l. ~ Wentworth, Dean. Bangor.
a~hr l. strout, Dean, Bangor
schr Olive Elizabeth. Hamilton, Portland
Schr Mount Hope. Farnum. Rocklhpf
Schr Nile, Hail. Rockisnd
schr virgins, Bnrse Boston.
pshr Plymouth Rock. Parker Boston
schr Princess, Lowell. Boston.
schr Hannah ~, Chase. Harwich.
fehr Treasure, Palmer Taunton.
schr " wilson, Null, Hyanns
schr l. Adams, -. New Bedford
sehr Nsrla Fleming Nichols, Norvioh.
6chr y II Hoyt. plssosway. Eev Haver.
schr 5 w Tyler, Tyler, New Haven
sshr r Bepsdle., Higbee westport, II.
schr Frsessonc, amih, Rondnut Tor Hartford
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CUE VERA cHu1 CORRESPONDENCE.

VERA CRUz, sopt l, 1896
The laiess received hero from the interior and
along the coast " as fc!ows:
.a xxrNsrvs OPERATIONS LrsraALs.
Five heavy, organized columns Of liberal troops arc
ing for common object; and that Ia 70 drive uhe
npcrslists and their Acs TO the coeKt both the Pa
cinc and Eun sides. Ono cclumn--which moved from
Guencro--divdod tsolf ono Of these minor divisions
took in tho direction Of the city OF Mexico and
the other Tie direction Of tho city OF Puebl
second column moved so,id body from 0sacs In tho
direction Of Puebla city On the right Of this column
there was very considerable command at or in tho
neighborhood Of Tlacotalpsm The Tlacosaipam force
Two will call is so) was 10 move against or demonstrate
around Vera Cru. tets though. shc Guerrero and
mako serious attack bat whore of course wo do not
know. third column, which at times concentrates
ine clear strip Of country from tho Jasso0 s;ate
bnc tho north % the Michoscan state Eus on the
ps p,sar @ % Ses%esn the osSta, and sSs
Pacific coast Hero We cannot get very clear idea OF
what this particular column e diving at. he fourth
stack MazaIisn IN earnest Tue nfih ono is tho
yamaalipas and San Luis fo.oa force Some
Arc are apart, s' tho third, fourth and GfsS col,
Iaoring Ia harmonious combination. Evil
IDENTITY, tho liberals are closing IN No doubt the la
drones partisan rangers and odd bands generally, are
made to Ego in" IN all directions In order TO per-
PIE, the imp and their allies; 70 the peo
pli hnu 70 oisW OH nlVfo hefiSus
rlerts
EiTcnTED ryAsAuos TUE
Two days ago the British steamship Soeut arrived
here from Tanpico, brf.ning the rews that San Luis
p0tosi had hcon evacuated by tho French Al the
,iue got q iniIsr report from tho city OF Mexico
We know thai tho last mail made up In tho city Of Mex
100 for San Ln!s " vcrr Cruz aud thence "
Tainpoo. learn from gcutlemsn In Vera Cruz, who
that he 81 San Luis whom f1krfs that The
liberals charged and took the place st tho pcRt o the
layonoi He also esys tina; cot Of eighty frenchmen
who fell into the hands of the abe nis only eighteen
twenty oscaped
Mrcgrtyr ~ rnuv
II W said ainonr French officials that the oGes Lave
been eysn for The Immediate essc.si.on os Gusymss
and hazriiaU.
A.o,Np carg
GuoTlla banos raid up q tho very wais OF the city
THO French terrifying Just outside OF the wallis
rght FvDchmcn Who hsnpcnsd 70 be outside Of the
sas tb. 2eh csvsGt by OF freto's com.
nsnd and carried on.
Pricto n,eiy apsnrodr muies from the Imperial
Mexican Raroadf ompsny Hc wrote 20 Supcrin enden
General Stevens tia. he could have the mules back again
paying slS head, ransom money. Tho General did
vt the mules and they were sold Q, public
ton within SIGHT ct the railroad line.
A conduc'a cf $500, 900 arrived here yesterday.
On da ttei the route between Vera Cruz and Jalapl
must be opened NJ tbs French cannot withdraw tner
s,ts~ty pp,ns IN the other road.
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house BY two or three men and severely beaten and cut
about the head, face and body. He taken home
and yesterday. being considered WORSE information was
SAINT 70 the CoroneS's ONCE whom Coroner wdey pro-
eeeded TO the house TO take EcDonoughs examination
The victim. although severely beaten. not danger
GUS cond ton By careful treatment he will probably be
out again in week or two. McDonough is unable 10
give the Of tho parties who assaulted and beat
him. Several arrests were made, but McDonough was
unable 70 identify the prisoners.
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HARRISON -xOn Friday, September H. Of consumption,
FRANCIS HA2aisoS, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends also those OF his father,
DAME! and OF his brother John j. Harrison,
arc respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from hs
late residence, No Norfolk street, Sunday after
noon, at half.past o'clock
= (For o. her DcaUls See Second Pdgel
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Mexico Anxious for an Ameri-
can Protectorate.
CRISIS OF THE EMPIRE.
Vain appeals or the French Press for
Money and Men.
Combined Movement Of Heavy Liberal
Forces Against the Empire.
&c. &C. &c.

by The arrival Of Stars and Stripes, Cap
snin Holmes NJ Philadelphia on Thursday, we have
news from the city of koxco 10 the 25th Of August and
hpm Vera Cruz 10 tho 1st inst
Our thanks are due 70 tho purser OF the Starr and
Stripes for the prompt forwarding Of Aies and des-
patcbea
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KvERY OTHER rrCIET DRAWS A PRIZE.

EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
Tho drawing win take pice after the Conceri, lwhars
5000 persons witness it committee will be appoHte1
BY she audience 70 take charge of the NJ
All and purchasers win be supplied
tss or the drawing published.
Tickets are for sale At the principal agencies hots-
and bookstores and Office. los Randolph
Of tckets q each 1y mail on receipt price sBs
three cont stamp for postage
Great Inducements offered agents. who
everywhere. Write Ut one seud r,feurnr.
-. - i -
SPECIAL TERMS. OR CLUB RATES.
ac.c 70 " ulo aourens
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A BSoLUTB DEGREES or DIVORCE OBTAINED Ac
c,rcng 10 statute, In eight different statos WIN start
.gsis Tor Western Cou rte September ~.
n. T. KING, Counsellor al Law, H2 Broadway.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
A BsoLurB DEGREES or DIVORCE OBTAINED, &C.
& 'ess sr 70 ,sS eos sss s. s v" start
r. KING, Counsellor Al Law. e2 Broadway
A AA-RovAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
a. Prizes paid IN ge,d infoTinsien fm nisned re high.
TisoS co. Isas.rs u VAN VANS .sss IN New ass.
ASA HooY OINTMENT, ,pALLEY,s MAGICAL HORSE
~ ssiss cures T. e. ss
rss s.n S snd H. ssrs ~ are 's,s s1a rapidly cured
A' SAVE ''' ' DspSs q Cedar a .irsss New York
AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE OBTAINED IN AMY
1n sssScs saIa, Is s.n..a SaosaE IfsocIs aver
nR ). H. scHEScE,
Yc,s s,s s,sy ~, ,daT from SO ao'c!oeE.
CAN BE
Advce FREE, bu, examination with ne Rssprsme
as Ses 30 md T b.
and prae ascesn end eipln 70 h. patients
sei%sass, ssss.pass Ss si~sy. =; isi .spsI q
al 81 n Dr. mssns. Ss,
sssmp on them vhh hts hkene.s be and be
1so c.. = wSols.sis no I - Agents s. New YORK
~ ard cshsr s.,s. without puOov 2. f,s ~, divorce
s-' xsserney and coansssor. n Nassau ssrv.t.
Il INE D0UBLR GUNS, $40
:. Al. BRUSH, No iS Bow~y.
IIExoRRHorDs CURED WITHOUT KNtrE OR cAUs
III Attention " Diseases of Pelvic yi-c~rA DcsoiIn-
ties of Eyes, Nose, Pace and Person. HENRY A. DAN.
iELs, ~ D., Sur secn. No Union square,
pRErARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE.
rREssRvrSG' RESTORING
BE.uuryrsS NJ THE HAIR.
and the most delightful and wonderful srvse the world
LADIES' wl and II no, only certain rrmedy 20 Restore
Darken aud Besutfy iae War hut also desirable article
FOR the ronst ~ Is hivhlv ferfupsd wh rich and deli
perfume ndspcndsn' Of The isagan, odor Of the c of
palm and mace.
THE MARVEL or pEEtf,
a NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PBkFrNE.
Tac decasy OF this delightful extract and ~ voDderfu
known n tie world and have stamped tSe ne plus ulifs
iLs shove article. for .sl. ~ dssss ,nd p.rfur.r.
PRICE 81 rER BOTTLE EACH.
Sent by erIrsss V anv address by the rFuprie.0r
wrSrR's CANADIAN vpRNIru0E
fpN FxPfffiNi wORwS
gsnsniesf = y is oay thing ths can ~ dcp.ra~J npon
pfrcf "a CENTS PER BOTTLE.
boi sale " ~ ar1sgsasui ty
y. WHT0NT 90, Sole rroJr~.%
10 Iibciu 81, New Y~ek
CrRAsBuRCER a sUHS--4s sAIDES LANE
- Importers of Toys China ard Farcy 0c,ds.
Ofef ine srxest ass1rtntnt - too lowest a@rAsi ps
Crswsrniyy crrrc ny BsTps' PATENTED Az
ssr~s stsr~ss sspsss 4 o., VI wsss> Ju~a'-'ts'N'
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L"
ASNoUNCExENr.
CAPITAL PRIZE
THIRTY THOUSAND DoLLARs
We have tho pleasure 70 announce 70 the citizens OF IL.
KRLLEY's GRAND
NORTH AMERICAN
PRIZE
CONCERT
WILL POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE At THE
WABASH AVENUE RINK.
cHrcAao. ILL.,.
FRIDAY, sEPTgMBRR .. lsse
OR
YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
ON WHICH TIME
HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN PRIZES, INCLUDING
100000 IN oKEENBAcKs
WILL BE PRESENTED TO TICKET HOLDERS
SPECIAL cARD-we take pleasure In announcing tia,
sas %s:
spoa S s%
eii "
ing until the Z5h OF september ut which time tho Illinois
State Fair viii be held when IL viii positively occur.
Arrangements being made for the drawing The
checks $50 go In number nearly ready The plan of
drawing adopted 10 the Observation-Disclosures from
one to 00O are placed IN Wheel the first number
out takes the highest he the next the second highest prize
and until the whole go prizes whole
drawing be supernended by COMMITTEES appointed by
the audience The Wabash has engaksd
will be seen by the following
CucAcO. August -, 1876
This is to certify that Ncssrs A. A. Kelley Co have his
leased the Wabash Rink evening the
18th day Of September pail the OF
three hundred dollars (500). j. II. JOHNSON CO.,
Lessces OF the RINK
We advise all parties wanting tickets to send for
once the books will Friday evening sspea
Der Is and the drawing will then All orders 10,
tickets viii promptly be filed.
NUMBER OF TICK GTs ISSUED, soc.ooo
PRICE, ST.
This the greatest offered the pcop.
49, ciot
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KELLY 90 . orr Kv-vnrsiss The 1ra enbAre n
the Gi snierpr.e eusiDs-s in yhscaso she r q
no, -nsr sssir ssrs .ssrs asn~ two Or ,hrse yssr
asp whsr many purchAs~i books and other ARTICLES
snusiu sSsu v.la.Ss s,ts "a ssiry Or other prsss
Thousands II cssns thus fortunate s,s tscar
torn .hey psors- tst ,hey ere souors ~. er N n
basness honcrssy and lhe SQUARE Thor OIL, conccr
sucpe.sfacI The sess q un Coacsru ths, have ssse
J. rhe si,s o 10 Distributed are all ,hs, ,hey ar. rrpr
All ise p~zcs win positively BE- .u4busea 70 ihps,
one ARE arr s-dy yfs a 9Vor q assus ssaes
have confidence IN their aud isegn spd arse
investing IN their enterprises.
nsntiss kesy Co 3 az Coacsrs public Lcii ~,
people and bny tickets s,ili rensiniug assoi
sousy ayes ssts ), mai fcr ,ekeis snd viii b. rsoap.
'sspoad-i %. -cnasso Journal
Al cou~ua'o.u0as ssosla bc sddrrsted %
A. gELLEY q co.
10, Randolph ,-r-,, cs,cas, ~
HEADQUARTERS FOR SE~ yoRK,
sgRcHArrs' AND sASurAcrreERr
STOCK c.srAsy.
yo ss BROADWAY. uP sraTns
vesc,s sso for sale b,
cBARLys N TngxsN.
sucee-sr
HORACE WATERS.
20 ssr BROADWAY NEW Yoax
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CARD.
To N whom q man Cmca

~ All " mum " Nt18 NDftNttHs D..
Mr. Lewis GIIbert, who lives ut the head Of
Zane street, in small tenement house OWL
ed by man named Crawford who nNeA on
John street. a dnaymanD Is In q very sad con-
dItion and below i give his history during the
He (Gnbert) enlisted In Co. C. LIST Va In
nntry(Capt- FoT1yeel, three months serylcei
was mustered out Mt the expiration OF tnS
term OF service OF the Regiment; re-enllsted
in Co. F, Capt. Ed. Stephens LIST Va Imam
try three years service; served ten monthSj
contracted disease and was discharged
came home; recuperated and When Inc 5tn
w, Va Cavalry was being recruited he enlist
ed again In Co. A, Capt Stanley OF that
Regiment. His sickness returned and now
he r unable 10 york-fn fact cannot 1--we long
n he remains uneared for. Private parties
have been assisting him and much credit Is
due the physician who attends him. Ny OBJ
feet In thus bringing this case before the pub
lie Is to expose some of the actions OF the
Landlord, Mr.. Crawford. The rent has been
paid in future, but AF. Crawford says IL makes
no difference, he intends TO turn them out,
rent or no rent and on one occasion insulted
the dying man who was unable to resent II,
and grossly inSulted his wife. ask returned
soldiers, will you let q comrade be turned ont
OF doors: viii you stand idly by and see
this man, who sacrificed his health and WA
willing to sacrifice life be imposed upon In
this manner 1t Is the duty OF ex.soldienS 70
know something ofthfs matter. II they will
go TO Mr.. Gilbert they can learn all the par
ticulaES. One person cannot attend to it II
needs more l hope this Will be attended to
by the proper persons Ms q: has tried IN
room. VIII she be turned out with her sick
-SOLDIRR.
WHEELING, W. Va, March sth, 1896.
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Tr,hntanrRn.neet

At 4 meeting OF the citizens OF Bethany. ".
Va held in the meeting house on The eyen-
caused by the death OF President Alexander
Campbell, ]. f Curtis was chosen Chairman
and samuel Adams SECRETARY. A committee
w8sapPOtnted TO prepare resolutions for the
me following preamble and resolutions
were read and unanimously approved:
cd felloW-eitinen, Alexander Cnmpbell, has
been called to his long home afCsr n long life
spent In the services Of God and humanity /;
Iecs0luci 81 fhe ciliceI,E of BethaHu in pubic
Eaeetilg aSseElbied, That, in the death Of Mr..
CsampLell. we have sustained los that Is
kind hearted IatlleT, overlooking with love 70
all-of a courteous 1rientis a nfIm and consist
ent Christian, q generous and puhltc spirited
that MS death has deprived the cause OF
Christianity aud humanity every where Of the
services OF pulSSant champion whose
and divine industry arrested the attention Of
the world, and fastened on his brow the laurel
wrath OF an Ondytng fHn1e.
Resolved, That the great qualities OF head
and heart constantly eC hiblted by the depart
Ell throughout the cOurSe OF a long Life, his
ESentls;EElaa1y kifadEesss and tIFtatittS no les
endeared him 10 our hearts, and we mourn
ntS ueslth with nnfetgued sorrow.
ReHoiftd, That we show our respect for his
memory by closing all PLACES of business and
abStAining from ali secular Pursuits on M,
unS appointed for his funeral.
Resolved, That we tender our sympathy to
them In seeking consolation m ans honr AZ
SORROW where he always taught us To look for
tt-Ht q throne OF grace.
iheSotteds That q copy OF these resolutions
be furnished to the family OF Inc deceaSasi. and
also to the Brooke aud Ohio county papers for
pnhliCsluolI.@ lf3II =
J. E CURTIS, Chairman.
SAMUEL ADAMS, SECRETARY. II
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DAMAGES FROM THE WAR.-Among
the reports of private character re-
Gently made in Congress, was one by
Mr.. washburn, of Massachusetts,, from
the Committee on Claims, reporting
adversely on forty petitions for damages
arising from the raids made in July,
1854, by The rebels in the vicinity of Fort
Stevens, Washington and an adverse
report by Mr.. sloan. from the Commit
tae on tho House Bill. to provide for
ascertaining and adjusting the claims
against the Government for the injury
ordestruction of property by the armies
of the United States or by the military
authoritiesd during the late rebellion.
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Tnr coxyE11.sy-1IrE RA11RoAp.-we

THE CoSSELLsv1LrE RA1LRoAD.-we
see it stated that an offer of s., O0O, eco
has been made by prominent capital
list in behalf OF the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne road, to extend the Pittsburgh
and connellsville road 10 Cumberland,
there to connect with the Baltimore and
Ohio, thus constituting a new and indie
pendent route from Chicago to Balti-
more. and also 10 Washington, as soon
as the proposed line from that city to
Point of Roeks Is completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-09

DEATH OF AN o1p Crr1zEs.-Another
of wheeling,s Oldest and most influen-
tial citizens has passed away.
DR.. Martin Luther Todd, who, for
many years, was a practicing physician
of the highest standing in this city,
died suddenly of apoplexy at his late
residence in Bellair. He will be re-
membered by many of our older citi-
zens us intimately connected with the
interests of the city since 1910. The
later years of his life have been spent
in retirement, on his farm in Belmont
county, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-09
Piso's Cure for CONSUMPTION
is Warranted. grg

4 II You have Consumption-Tryi
II you have Cough-Try it
II you have Lung or Throat disease-Try 1t.
If you have any Of the symptoms OF this
disease do not fail Try this remedy.
II it docs you no good your money will be
as set forth in the circular which
accompanies each bottle.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in Medicines
everywhere.
EDMUND BOOKING, General Agent, No.
Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-09
DIR. LARooKAu's
SARSAPARIIIlA COMPOUND.

For the speedy and permanent cure OF,
Liver Complaint, ScTofuIa, or Kings Evil.
Dyspepsia, Dropsy,. Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Erysipelas, st. Anthony's Fire, Pimples,
Pustules, BIotehes, Boils, TumorS, Salt
Rhum, Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism,
Pain in the stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
raj Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
AIercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
nom or resulting in Impure Blood.
1t is double The strength OF any other Sarsapa-
rilIa Compound in thsmarket, and is fndorSed
by the medical faculty as the beit and eheapea
BLOOD PURIFIER extant.
d. Price 100 per Bottle.
Prepared by DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MeiroSe, Mass.
sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
gtsts- febS-Sm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-09

At the residence ofthe brides father, March
stll, 1865 by the Rev. Alexander Martin, Mt.
GEORGE KISGHoRS to Miss ANNIE HALL, all
of this city.