davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-05

LAUGHLIN'S
Old Home BitterS.
VIII Cure Dyspepsia Always.
Will Cure Dyspepsia Always.
VIII Cure Dyspepsia Always.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Btters.
Old Home Bittsrs.
Will Cure Indigestion and Nauseau.
Will Cure Indigestion and Nauseau.
VIII Cure Indigestion and Nauseau.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters.
Regulates the Stomach
Regulates the Stomach.
Regulates the Stomach.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bltters.
Cures Heartburn and Headache
Cures Heartburn and Headache.
Cures Heartburn and Headache.
Old Home BitteIs.
Old Home Bttters.
Old Home Bittsrs.
Are Indispensable to every traveller, as IL AZ
once prevents dizziness and sea sickness, and 10
a certain preventative Of the evil effects OF con-
slant enange Of water.
Old Home Bittsrs.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters.
The Great Summer Remedy
The Great Summer Remedy.
The Great Summer Remedy.
ITO Give Tone 70 the Stomach.
To Strengthen the Appetite
To Give a Good Appetite.
To Invigorate the Invalid.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitters.
Old Hsme Bitters,
VIII Cure Dyspepsia.
VIII Cure Weakness.
VIII Cure Debility.
viii Cure Heartburn.
Prepared!only BY
Wheeling.
Sold by dealers eyeryvbers. lezs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-05

EXTRAORDINARY OF PULVRR
i ISED slate and viscous matter as 4 roofing
material stands unrivalled. A mastic-it adapts
itself to every shape and slope. 1t Is non com
bustible, impervious non expansive, and undo
caying Frost does not crack, nor heat dissolve
IL. The only roofing material ever discovered
that will resist the action Of the elements a.
long as the structure it protects For repairing
old and preserving new metallic roofs OF oil
kinds Plastic Slate has never been equalicd,
while il has proved an invaluable acquisition u
the mechanic arts a. a preserver OF metal and
wood when imbedded in water or Garth, or eI.
posed TO the weather. BEING susceptible OF
little If any. wear from exposure and perfectly
fre.proof Il Is unequalsd as a paint for railroad
and farm buildings fences aud bridges, iron or
wooden.
Having procured the sole night TO uss tho
above roofing material In the counties Of Ohio
and Wood, we are prepared at all times To put
ON new OF repair dip roofs at the shortest posi-
BILE notice. Our terms are reasonable and Work
guaranteed.
JOHNSON, CAPEHART & CO,
No I79 Market Square,
mA2s Wheeling. w. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-05
TERMS PER QUARTER, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
ST. VINCENTS
Classical & Mercantile College,
18th Street, wheeling, w. VA.

THE COURSE OF STUDIES IN
this Institution embraces History, Geog.
raphy, Bookkeeping; English, French, Ger.
man, italian, Latin, and Greek languages; Rbstj
oric Mathematics, Drawing. Masia, Eatursi
Philosophy, including Telegrspby, Chemistry,
under the watehful care and government Of
their Professors and enjoy the free use Of the
Gymnasium connected with the play grounds
The number Of students, attending the school
during the past year, was one hundred and ~.
teen: and 20 this we simply refer a. evidence Of
the success which the Institution met during
the frat year Of il existence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-05
TEKNs-(wHEsPArD N ADVANCE.

btau0nefyt per quarter, run. 49, ~ w I"
Half Boarding furnished on the most reason.
able terms.
Boarding. including Light, Fuel Bedding
Washing and Mending Linen, Station.
ery and Nedicsl Attendance In ordisz-
~ cases for the scholastic year Of ~
weeks -.......-..........txo0
EIIRA caAkGEs.
German, French or Italian PET quarter. -.
each, .-.... ...-..........s.....s.1 oW
German, for German Boys, only; per omar.
= VI -
DraNing per quarter, .-.....--......-..-. sW
Use Of Philosophical and Chemical Appa-
ratuss per quarter, .-...-....-----......- zW
Music, Piano, ---....--.-....----....... pW
Utber Music, at Professors Charges.
Payments will be always required In advance,
and An addition Of ten per cent invariably In
sisted upon, when there " delay Of ten days
The school win be opened on tho Ist Monday
Ia September. Applications may be sddrsssed
20 the Rev. A. L0UAGE, President n
\ sugisd2w&w2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-05

TEAS
Il Is halt chests Gunpovder and Young Hy.
on, fine % choice ersdes Just rscstrsd nq ,of
sale BY fjy7l IS ~ Akhh1h'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-05
~ Fer safe in all parts ofths sssld,

Central Depot American Express Building
IS Hudson street, New York. Mahufactory
Hudson, n Y GRO c. HUBBEL eco,
, 1866-10-17

An Address from, tho Union State Commit.
tec-A Cotton -Imm1xrntiou-Iu
teruMt Hevcnue-Superintculcn Of Public
, 1866-10-17

Speech Delivered in NrooktSu nu Monday
His rsnn Of lccons,rnctiou.
NEW YoHE. Oc:obcr 16:-Thc speech Of Rev.
Henry Ward Eeeeher, At tue broo~lyt meeting.
tl- s!cech !ast hight Mr. Bcechcr laid down the
following a. TIC Thugs necessary 10 BE- donc Ii
cnI-t-iicttrg the Cnicn:
First, the utter destruction Of slavery, root and
hraEc;:, Which has lcen The fundamental causa Vi
Rational s!tsco1d- treason and sTar-
in,.ntccI derived from elays1y and The pu:cation
II iac laws and civil courts Of all customs aud
p:ocecaincs derived from slavery 1nfeetcI with
Tht1i, The establishment, Of the snnlerei polst-
Zeal relation Of ::ates. loas lu tue condition OF
Tos,th, tLv nc .i'E, the ci.aca:!on and the en-
i'anehl-sment of thc negro population. happily
Filth, the re-c-;a5,shmcnt Of good will and
cordially ano:.:. a.ie1atcd .ci:1zeus, tho rcvI-
val OF tue sentiment nE nnity In aatioral life: th
renewal OF eate:n'lsc. Industry and commerce
HEich. Ike The circulation Of blood in the body,
places the whu|r na!ipn under tee influence Of one
common central ,:,al life.
sumo might b. 1tvl,:lrd perhaps to add sixth
Esc 10 the 'iuts Of To-day, namely, our foreign
relations md tsrir diuEtn1c1t; bai 80 ion. as we
ate At peace at aome. We have no foreign relations.
Al il later stage he sid: ..nut ha.c sreat
south. and an not ashamed 10 eay hat my hca:t
goes ont 10 item. l am not asna,nctl, when ion
yea;x fhai1 , ,s havc n.stca away 10 hsss !. under
Aholitioist oft Harcet dyr. who, alter tho war
was all over, had = yea'nia: for th.t mart Of the
eeEn1y, also; and who waa sorry 70: their sor-
5nw. and their mistakes. snd who, although ln-
ttlgnant at ihe. crimes. and as eager ns any ou-
~ v:ntscate Judgment aud government dur-
Ing, the war get yca7neo At H. close for
u'ir tes:crnsiou a. = pan Of the uEion.
ard believed that every honorable nans MUD a.,d
1nt ut,on pledged them tu That natter. Not that
he wuud have The restoration 10 be accomplished
without !aw. hut AAt he would 70 surround the
sympathy sud kindness ns to make In the soulh 1
beginning Of that nn}!, sentiment which main
is my faith ant my heresy."
Mi. Eceches c!o+vd by expressing his belief that
i,~a5 necsata5y to give the te.1imony of the
cisiscnee. that shall admit Of no misunderstood.
Ing. and that whca they who represent Tie people
stn!n take ts.eiI places It shall be viii all The
North bcliud thcln and indorsiug theta.
, 1866-10-17

potnrs Of the New York Cttr Democracy
atnrr]sscy, rho Gambler md Pugti:st.
Semfnuted for CohRFeaA-A Ho9ne.' ts4l.
lcry on a small -cuie-Dcstructlvc Fire.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,1
NEW foaK, October 10.
At late honr last night the Democrats succeed
ed in making nominations in the Fifth aud Eighth
Districts, James Brooks being the candidate In
the Eighth and John Morrissey. the gambler and
puei1fst, fn the Fifth. The other Convention
broke up In 1 row without making any nomina.
Tie Democratic Congressional candidates thus
far nominated are Snnsct Cox. James Broots.
Fernando Wood and John Morrtssey. Isn't this
Americaa pespies I6c nomination Of % Mofrisscy uS
will iriurc the Sta:c ticket fye thousand votes.
Tue Tauuaany Hall, Or Ward Democrats, are
fasc to support them. Tan,manr Hall, as a po-
ltical organization il dead IN this city. and Its
supporters are gong over to the Republicans.
i IRE occurred ut clertn o'clock tonight On
North River, above Cauaf street. destroying three
large warehouses;, one Of which was stored full
q cotton. The luss vii approach, one h7udscl
John Van Burcn. WIN accompanied Assistant
Secretary Fox ard others upon the late embassy
10 Kuss.a, Hcd On The steamship sco:ts last sa,Ai
rasucuiats arc not yct lnowD. The isgs on The
as 4 token Of respect 10 his memory,
The Commercial says Of tho death Of Mr.. Van
Ra!en: lie was returning from tonr In scotland
which for come time past had been vislbly de-
c1in.Es. During bis tour be caught severe cold.
which caused Inflammation Of the kidneys, and
when he came on hoard the Scotia he very i'll.
lie at oncc retired 10 his state.room whcre be re.
n,aincd until Wednesday morning when be got up
and wa!krd a:out the deck contrary to the advice
Of bis medical advisers. On retiring to bis state.
room lit. Van Buren, iva. scfxei with
acutc Inflammation Of tic kidneys,
and his eusc!inEs were intense. During thEa
chiefly on political affairs. On Saturday morning
he commenced TO- atnk vtsibly, and lus daughter
and ntecc, with Captain Judkins Of tho Scotia,
were summoned to his siatu room. They, with
DE. Brice and Crane, remained with Him nearly
1he whole day, and about cieven O'Clock al hight,
when the vessel was oil Cape Race, Nr. Tan
Earcn expired. A coffin WAS at once uale for tie
body. aud it was placed In one OF the ssips boats
Whcse 1t now remains. Arrangements for tht
funeral will be pubjistcd hereafter,
, 1866-10-17

all the delegates, asked II there uns anY .s1n .ss
There being no prellninsry susIacs.. Nj. aas.
coed 10 taLc m Informal ballot. The motion Was
carried and 1he opinion Of the ConErnssoa hctny
20 ss5onEly T. ,pi taySr q Colonel orin Hatch lse
johnson On account Of his integrity, the Conven-
tton nominated him by acclamation. Colonel
Hatch then rose aud accepted the nomination. no
from the dominion Of the Coppcrnsads; he believed
this ,h could @ oe dong: The record Of Elda!se Was
even the choice Of Tue Coppelhcad crowd, aud on
that was wanting to Insure sucecss wls 4 t.e..r-
E:ined ard encEsel!c efor. On tue ra:t Of the Re-
.lLc Committee OF Resolutions, consisting of
Messts. VIZ. F.. smith. chai:raan; George F,
Wheeler, Edward Beaver, Edward AcGraw, and
tLK res olni3ons:
! That The administration Of the Goysrr1ent
1Sa x r. ns. m 99 shs hands Of loyal non and
: That We have already suffered enou:h from
I .crPze*z, ard that the best inte1e%ts Il
a..4.a! i; demands thst ensraa:sss M
- f's,t't .ssIym tbc rebellion SHOULD he
fstea as II upot. !: ;hsiof satisfactory charucse:
inesses TIC aet'o q consrcss a i il ias,sns
upon their right to exercise exclusive jurisdiction
IN 1eS9netrnrttus thc Government.
that the frs.ts Of their laboss shall not now b.
ib5oTn @ a"ny af.cr 'he battle ~ over:
:, & That the principles Of Repnbl!canIsm ate
those or uluEcrFa1 bbelsy.
-. !ndoEses the manly and patriotic course Of
Nr Howe. our Senator IL Congress.
The following gentlemen were appolsted
Congressional COMMITTEES, viz: q. s. Phelps, OF
Dodge Connfy; G. v. Wheeler, Of Fond dn Lac;
Warrington. md Colonel heal, ct Ozankec.
The following committee wrre ap-
fointed by The Convention to co1te.
VIII tue conl'nfttec nj arrangements dcstg.
n3tcd ~ receire the SOUTHERN Loyali5l1,
aEd 10 re:resent this Convention in the welcome
Pr. L. II. Cory, Edward McGrAw, and b.. h. V.
no.ert.
Upon motion the Convention ndjonrued,
The Republicans here are in the highest sniyits
and The &rrat .sccond edition Of ValiandisI,a.1.
lEI.i, 1lge) Will recr&re ycbuEe at thc elcciion
that will stop the u1uuth5 Vi the vcnomous Cop
lGtlcaLS fA tlis District once 1nt f1rcyer
, 1866-10-17
FROM EUROPE,

~ e.,, ..., rs,ts r A.,
frcntS ol lctscc bet"eeh Austria ana lt"lS
Sentcs"'E fetltiohs aor lkc-nnnexntio 10
lieninnrK-The F'rcAc1i Government Warns
Greece not 10 Take Fart IN the Crcsnn In
esrccks-TAc Fnrmcr Forccs Dctcatca-
Confirmation Of the Fuminc In Iuiiu-Thc
~ 49,. "...%se n,,
s,ra ~ oHhi 1o Wstooes ia r.oIcIfc og gina.ca
fsys me, tae lomowans ase .nc pfnciPai eoaai;ions
The frontiers to 9e added to Italy tose whicll
e9}nsunte }tis tae aominSStfaunn front OF teactia,
~ de.4 3.9 ~ aaoa9 , q
M iiore % oi iofius. a peyabe IN = eieSsn u iusta. ai
ir,nh,-1o ~ no,;ss t1,,ln tpn iAr 'Huae a'
IN, ~; enca nanstSs;ee ;,; 70 !tas,
nr ,h,e ,,s u,,ous s Iu fnd .s,r ~ ~ nsss ~
t,n.aa t,,e.ar 1cs a1S mlaHon n2!tns. Cati
@ sutsnst airanTsnent NJ tnG revenues O. 4ac 1"o ne!-
,, Re- nu fou o. aa1 =. tns a Aips
~ ne M.o"cu ~ aSSuI'ui1te u y:ocs 10 C! ~
. !atG 1ns s.oss lesenne " 81 sAollh serve a.
%. oae's sae 10" satation o. ene Attometre saasah
n,a1E ~ es.y ad ~ ps ons, xsn ~ ~ .as
-j he ene.ians rss,aiT n Aas,ra afs 10
nase Inc diSh! o. plsserT'n: neg austrian ration
crown OF Lomtafdy viii &tso b. Gircn 10 !'a3y,
iae 1cate: WHEEL io!.innetIy euotislcu petNeeu
ntda ~ II aao Shf,n.a t VII a:ai9 come INTO lorce
1ul Ee yca1, uu1!nE Mnlc9 pGftou Itcsh arrange
@ @!aeEse ean ns ennS1Inoeo. fiiEasG pscpssaS lie.
!onEihE 70 me n7!ian princes, which has been
wh II s a9 o 1e "a o p re S
ssatE ~ 1 1ntt Gompie;e ,amnes1y VIII oe
seceIaea Y 9o.n AustEaa sod Italy 70 ait persons
conoemheo conc tot ponueai dances, 70 desefisrs
thetf pot;t1eai ON ,,n e ennunSt. 3
.. u ~ ean sU,gtv Scn!eh"lsc1s IN oay ana ha1
s!9Rea Fe.nMson M iof iae RESTORATION ot aorsacFd
rnc, Al Af1sns % despatch, september 5Ah eass: Ihc
1tsaeo 4a.uittcs, Manstfet, Mataed tut t,eeo*
, 1866-10-17

a Grrnt O7T-EencrRl Lo1nn at atauvtlle-
An Awful Crowa-A fuHuiGcenx Speech,

A Grrnt Oay-tsencraI Lo1nn at Dauvtlle--
An Awful Crowd-A MnuuiGcen4 speech,
&c.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trfbuue.l
DASstLLE. ILL.,. October 1G.
"our eyes have seen the glory Of the coming Of
lie Lord" Yesterday WIS The gss,Gls:t day cyer
known in eastern Illinois. General Losaa smoke
10 crowd that was positively awful in its nun
hers. The weather was magnificent, the roads
good. and the R1eat name and game Of General
togan brought out a crowd which the Genara1
says himgelf wss the largest, the most orderls,
nud the most aprrecsattve that he ever addressed
In Illinois. The procession was miles IN length,
Banners aud notices were borne In wagons by
country delegations, and stretched acspss the
streets Of our city, and The number Of tAcs dis
plased from business, houses ana Re s!denees a.
tests tic patriotism ot our people TcrmtIllou is
1inrhes, and the other Republican candidates.
General Logan arrived in town at two o'clock
yesterday morning. and was escorted from The
ceput 10 The ree1denue Of l.. r. Palner. Esn..
lie commenced speaking ut one O'Clock md held
big sa:t auditory spell'bound until near four
lis s{ccch was one OF great po:vcr and c!o1nsnce
lie left II Tie night train for Decatur, where he
holds joint discussion with Colonel Dlckey TO-.
, 1866-10-17

omtpntinu.
e Democratic and Con-
: orveation ft- this. the
mated to-siay Hon. John
ldnte for Congress.
, 1866-10-17
FROM {1ALESBURG,
STATE Convention or CnIorcd Meu-The Ssnod
Of fFeorin-De.itcasipn,

State Convention or CnIorcd ,Ieu-The ssnod
Of frcorin-Detitcasinn.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
GA1EsnCHc, ILL.,, October t.
The State Convention Of colored men met here
TO day, over a!fJ delegates being in attendance,
from sesenscea counties, representing every pos-
iion Of the siale. The sessions Of tLe Convention
are held at Dr. Decchcr's Church. The Cohven.
ton organized by tho election Ut William Johu-
son, OF Chicago. as President; F. Il. Greau, Of
Champaign City, and Cyrus G. Richardson, Of Al
ten, As Vice Presidents: Robert Warinc, of Chi
ca.n. md Rey. j. S. Stroller, of Caro- Secretaries;
4. Pleasant, Of Adams County. Treasurer. The
President elrct vas escorted 10 tho chair and de-
Ntcted q brief and appropriate address ia refer
eLcc to the objects Of the Convention.
The following committees were annoinicl;
On Ways and Menns-Nessrs. ]. D. davis, j. D.
Bolnet, George l.. Thomas, S. B. Williams Also
on Printing; Resolutions; SH-taye: Address on
the State OF The Country; Address to tue People
of Illinois; Education and Educational Statistics
OF The Colorcd feoplc Of this State, and On tho
moral siatlls Of the Coloted People OF this State
There are able men on some OF these committees,
asl their reports promise TO be Interesting, aud
instructive. The Convention will continpe IL
session fer two days longer,
Tho Synod OF peori1 commences Its session
here to oraorrow.
The Secozl Presbyterlaa Caazch ,rili be dedI,
Gated On Thursday escnia. ard valuable hts;ori-
cal dfsconrfe VIII be delivered on that ocelslpn
b5 hev. Georcc Hnf.cld. Jr., ite pastor This scs-
zion Of tic synod promises to be very interesting
, 1866-10-17
icnH3 and the

G Pacific Railroad
.adlcs aud gentle
ienoon, will reach
nd wifi stop At the
O:ftanQ aud Pacific
ID Northwestern roads
! inst.
, 1866-10-17

An Address from tho Union Sfatc Commit
terunt Hcvcuue-Supcrintculcn Of Public
Iu-srpction.
(specta1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribunc]
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10.
An address from the Union Slate Central COM
Mittcc 70 10 the Union men OF 1ndisna, will ap-
pear in to-mortoN's Iourna1. It consratulatea
them upon the splendid triumph they havc achscv-
ed at the late election, and recommends that the
spirit and efficiency Of rsrty Organizations be
kept mp in every township as a preparation for
the campaign Of 1s6s. II also announces th.t the
rooms Of the Committee will not be wholly closed
during the s~o years to come.
A Joint stock company has been organized. The
ness men. for the establishment Of cotton facto-
rT ia Our cffy. The csptial consist; Of 0,GGl
tharce. u Seu each. making N aggregate OF
o,1e million Of dollars, q large share of whrh Is
already takc.s, sud the ground secured.
4 large number Of immigrants passed through
the city This morning, In wagous- Hnsdty q day
rssees bat what long trims OF Wagons Grisa
through. Mott Of thcGo crc going 10 Illinois, Mts
souri,, and Kansas, but some Intend 10 stop III iu-
tihha-
During the month Of September the total
amounted to $19,699O9.
The Superintendent Of Public Instruction will
uakc Official *stss as Eal!5vs, Tor The pu-1o7c of
comforting with school officers, and lectnstng on
edneation Vernon. JennsnEs County. October,
,Nh: Aat:insr'|lc, Morxan Couaty. October s221 ;
Jay Contt House. Jay Comfy. November 9Th ;
nnsttoId. B28ckfo.d County. November sta.
, 1866-10-17
VOL. Xxx.


provides .at the school firms In tho parish OF St
Hclcna. South caro1snn, shall hc sold, subject to
amy los.es Of the same. on os before January u,
1ots in .he dss Of Port Royal and the
hare been BID in y, tho United States ai tax sales
surveys and sales, shall be- invested in United
states bonds. the tufescst Of ,yhich ehsll be ap-
ntonTiated 70 the support Of schools, without d.
parttaea Of ST. Helena aud st. Lake.
oG7nAaEs CroS rREEl'NES II AESrCcsE.
Bteset Major General Je5. c. Davis. Assistant
CommfssuneE Of the Frcedu,cH's Bureau for the
Stale Of Kentucky. IN his official report to the
comutss!'oesE, dated oeioncr 81. clEea "a ae~
canizaton thct luis lately sprung 1nlo exf.tcacc
in thai State, knowu By thc name OF the '' K=su-
lato1s-". lie states that thcrc. were s.x,y.six
cn.cs Of v,olsree towards !hs eoloEed popula'ion
OILY eigh. aues.s were made. These out-aecs
"eie generally robb:ng, and whipping
Eesree,, and r. were p:us3Iy penetrated, al
themselves !" Keeulators." The small nun
bcr IL owing to, fret, the inability Of the
sufferers to identity BY .,amc. nndez oath The per-
The want of cavalry troops to mike arrests, the
mmed. In noGc Q. lheee cases has .:crc been any
arrestiEc and furnishing the offenders. OF The
eight uleH arrested. unc was released on account
81 lnto1maliiy OF Evidence, and one on 2 writ Of
e ees e. o9er 70
The United Sta:ts Masshal for 1ial before 'he Uni-
teo States Circuit Court for thc d4tric, IL The lat
,er rst Of Ansnss Int X ease lh s4 tne;aiGn
tc1de1! of t, Bureau tiat OVER 100 negroes were
forced sY liz Hcrnlators" to leave their homcs in
fsq If an ana tn3v y 1q !1ana io5 sasS ay
Eecu tic ted and arrested and tile same action
, 1866-10-17
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.

Fail Meeting Of the 1ynodiawn Association
-~econd Day-Race Between Astcrfsk md
f.0pnurs Chestnut aIarr-AHtcrisk tho
Wsnuer-SWecpstakes for Thrcc-Ycar.
plae.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ibnnc.l
1lor1ssn1s, October 16.
Tic arss -aee to-day was two miles and repeat
for psize at $500, for which there we.e two en-
tiles, h:xander's b. C. Aste.iak and Lopaul's Oh.
mare. In the pools the odds were iu favor Of A.
tc:,sk IN the ratio OF one hundred 10 seventy be-
fore The first heal. after that the hackers Of Aste
isk offered une hundred ID twenty FIVE, hut found
plenty Of lakcrs in :he pools sold Gy on. bis-volctd
and genial Niend Alfricnd.
FH7t Mcf-At tho tap Of the drum, ho,h
horses came promptly up, and GOT away quite
evenly, the uaarc slightly In advance, which she
Improved by taking The lead round the turn. and
leating away couple VI lengths, which position
hardly Ia.ied during tho taec, until upon the back
stretch In the second mile, when Astcgisk began
to close np With TIC mare. and On emersias from
behind the grove The contestant Tapped. On en-
tesir@ The homo fsretch. AsterisE gradually ca1ne
alonrztIe the chestnut Marc, End when about
twenty rods frtm the ecprc, he gave series Of
magnificent leaps, which, despite the caorts OF
the game little Chestnut gave The heat to Astarihk
in &is!+. The n1st mile was made in LEG; the
second In f:44k.
Second Hsos-ln getting away the marc got =
, 1866-10-17

pofnc* OF the New York Cttr Denocracy-
Asnrr]sscy, rho Gambler md Pugti:st,
Nominated for Con9resA-A Hognes' t:4l.
lcry on 4 small -cuie-DcstructIvc Fire.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,1
, 1866-10-17
FROM JACKSONVILLE,

RousinE Republican Observation-Disclosures
Speech hy lieutenant Governor Hross-
First ftny Of the Morgan County Fair.
tsrcci8t Despatch 10 the Chlca:o 1T!bupc.}
JAcKroSv111E, H., October 18.
Over two thousand ladies and gentlemen assem-.
bled in the grove Of onr Court House s9nare, this
evening, 10 hear a speech from Lieutenant Gov
eruor Drcss. We were prepared to h:az an able
and sonnd speech nom Governor Boss. knowing
him 10 be one OF tho cold men OF the Northwest,
but our people we're taken by surprise by the
speech. In ten minutes he had
bis audience in sp1eadid hamos. aud continued
70: two hours to a~ay. bis hearers ut pleasure,
provoking them to laughter, and exciting them to
cheers aud ca!min: them into thc profoanlcst IT.
;c'tion. Ills argument was mastery, ts s3scassn
cutting, bis wi, fan, aud his l1umor sc1*ona'lt.
TIC speech was thronehouta a most happy triumph,
and will do great good.
This was The first dsy OF our County Fair, and
aside from The entrees OF thorough bred stncS and
tlHled horact. there was but little Of Interest to
report. The Fair promises 10 excel auy ever be-
fore held in this county,
, 1866-10-17


decided advantage. aud led round the t7rn full
two lengths In advance. From this noirt the h4,t
vas dupttcate Of the 1rst The hosses scarcely
l:53A, The second in 1s5oA, AMI The heat was won
b s9asee h.'la length by As:erlsk, tn s-s2!i. II
ras Just ii hctore on the List half mill. Fhc bay
begun croWding the chestnut, anu ju.t coming 10
the score jumped iMo the lead 10 win.
eEcoyD hAcE.
THIS was swecpstakc for fh.fc year dds, IL
mile aash, the National no:el uddin. $lGo 10 th..
cntz. money There were six cutries, although
iherc wc:e eut four started, a follows: Mr.
Brands C. b. l., By Lexington; Mr. 4. L. Rich.
ards b. c: c., and G. &c, hy Lightning; Mcclei-
lan's T. T. Their positions IN starting wers IS
Famed. They Were started Tot the tns. oaas,rr
pole at the tap Of tic drum bnt a. Ii. dse aid not
fa. the judges took no time except 10: the mile,
which was made in 1:51A.- Mr. Brands riders
cnp fcl) npon his fscr and for nearly .aytss of
mile entirely blinded him and pnt hin Al great
disadvantage; However, ,he verdict Of sae crowd
prior TO et1tttnC vas verified tn fs:caa.s by win-
ming the race. Odds to that czec. were freely Of
fcied Of four to ono against the field.