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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-07
Lost Land Warrant.

NOTICE Is HEREBY that LA ND WARRANT
~ No. w, lSS, for 1G0 acres, issued to me- under
act of March 3D., 1866. dated May 10Th, 1851 and
sent to my attorney, John A.. Work, ESQ. at
Belare City, Ohio, is lost and has tailed to reach
my hands. -
1t is my intention to apply to the Commits
siorfer of Pensions, at Washington, ID. c. for a
reissue of the said lost Land Warrant.
oc3l-6w ELIAS DEW.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-07
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

The Centrevills Classical School
WILL COMMENCE IT'S WINTER TERM Of
w nve months on the first Monday of No
vember, 1867. = -
Tuition Sli and sl6, according TO the branches
studied.
Boarding can be had in private families for
from 81 To SO per week. --ll-1f
Principals. WILLIAM =. ALDER
SAM'L I'll. WALLACE.
4. u, smos, belfnont Co., D. ocl7-3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-07

CARBON OIL AND LAMP GHIMNEYs q.
" GRovE's.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-07
NEW JERSEY,

NEW YORK, Nov. 5--l2 MA sum-
mary of the returns from New Jersey in
dicate the election Of Democratic House
and Republican Senate. A Democratic
gain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS.

| IT SECOND DISPATCH.
The opponents of Prohibition and Lii
cense Law advocates have undoubtedly
elected a strong majority to the Legisla-
ture, and are jubilant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
EEWJ BY TIE GULF GABLE.

Celebrations OF the birthday Of the King Goa
sort a Spain-texhunsntiou and kciDt erm nj
Ogthe Body Of Captain General Manznn0-
Advices from ~. Thomas aud Martinique
Marine aud Financial Intelligence.
HAVANA, Oct 4, 1867.
The birthday Of the King Consor Of Spain cele-
brated to-day. Count Nalmesada, the Acting Captain
General. held . grand court reception ai the palace
sautss fired at SUNRISE noon and At night
the whole city illuminated. and double band gave
music in the plaza, which was thrcnged With people.
The body OF the late Captain General Msr2aDo, which
had been temporarily inferred exhumed to-day,
and found TO be in good llaIc OF preservation The
remains placed in aeicl case, which WIS en-
closed In q wooden c0ffin sere then rcin.erred.
Advces have been receive st. Thomas the
1st inst, also from Aarin,qu Hlt contain Of
interest
The French steamer Guyenn2 has arrived here from
Martinique TO take the place OF steamer Darien
ON the line to Now Orleans The Spanish mail steamer
from Cadz has also arrived.
Exchange on London lsA 10 per cent on Paris on
per cent.
Sales sugar, numbers to 10, al ca reals Ihams II
reals; beans, IA reals; bacon, 10 reals
Advces from Porto Rico quote mess pork at 24L
lard in barrels 20H in tins 22h. Butter -. Hams 10
81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
C0MMna PLEAs-CHAMDERS.

The Recent Expulsion of n Member nj the
Open Board of Br0kcrs-1soti0n 10 Vncule
the Injunction.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Cumberland G.. WHIT rs John Il. BrownsT, President
Of hs Open Beard Of Seek Brokers', in ne cly Of New
York; G.. W. Mclean, John A. Rogers and Richard y.
Duleker-This came before the court yesterday
motion to vaca,e the injunction granted AGAINST the
defendants enJoniny them from in any manner inter-
ferng with the dafendant excluding him from the
meetings and sessions OF the Board, &c. Tho plans.n
was member Of the Board, and, in consequences Of
alleged default In contract with Messrs Curre, Martin
Co.. in relation to the sale and purchase OF thoi
sand shares OF Hudson River Railroad stock,
pended and expelled from the PAGES Of business of tho
Board In pursuance OF section six OF tho constitution
SAID Board and section ten Of tho bylaws thereof Tho
difficulty through the increase of stock by the
Hudson River Railroad Company Messrs Cusrio, Martin
Co. claiming two thousand shares after tho Increase
which had been resolved upon the Board OF Director
subsequent to the sale OF the original ono thousand
shares, and subccng tho plaintiff TO considerable rc4u
mary loss II compelled sccede TO the demand. The
court took the papers and reserved its decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Matters were very quiet In and around tho Internal
Revenue office IN Cedar street Yesterday Early 10 tho
morning Colonel Messmoro received lo,ter notifying
him Of his removal from ONCE, but assign
ing no particular therefor Tho Colonel
takes his dismissal very cooly, beng fully
resign, forced tho Secretary OF the Treasury TO
iase dennto action In making the deputy commission
crship vacant Who will be colonel Messmores sue
cessor Office ~ yet impossible 10 say, though the
knowing ones " th street y feel confident that ex
Collector Spooner, OF Cincinnati Is the fortunate ind
vidua er contra, rnmor was circulated late In the
day thar Mr. Spooncr had Withdrawn from tho race and
would his Influence In favor OF Mr. Thomas j. Barr
OF this city. TIE whole affair Is mudde a. yet, the
list Of applicants being somewhat increased The rrn
cpa seekers for The position were named In yesterday
HERALD.
very little business Tho following were the only sel
Eleven barrels OF whskey branded rectiaed BY John
scy Co., whereas It Is alleged, they wore recti-
God BY Hyatt Il Clark.
SEIZURE or ILLICIT RRooKLYS YESTERDAY
inspectors Rollins and Edwards seized an alleged
Illicit dslery a brick building located Congress
street. near Columbia The stil Of the capacity OF
about one hundred gallons One barrel OF whskcy was
also seized At this place While The officers we're EVAN
erad another alleged Illicit disslery In small building
in the OF the other This they placed under
seizure together with two barrels Of whiskoy when
In the place. Tho still OF the capacity OF about
one hundred and flfty gallons
Revenue Inspectors Cochen and Catlin yesterday
morning seized an alleged Illicit distery In small
frame building located in lot Little street, oppo
slc John street. The building was erected against tbs
Navy Yard wall and the time tho officers visited the
pace there wero Ave mon present Four OF these sue
ceeded IN eiecting their escape but the NTH was So
cured Upon examination tho officers found that there
wore sixteen tubs filled with "mash In process OF fer
mentaion. The still itself Of the capacity Of about
aftv galIons The prisoner taken before Commits
soner Newton, when no gave his name Nicholas
Mccormack. Inspector Cochen testified 10 the facts
stated and the accused presented defence
the Commissioners held him 20 await the action Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
Ell Ell n D..

The Mission To Washington mud Reported
New Minister.
LONDON, October 4, 1867.
II 10 said that Sir Augustus B. Paget the present
British Minister at Florence. will DO appointed Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister plenipoentary the United
States TO Oil the vacancy caused by the death OF Sir
Frederick Bruce.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
The committee consisting of James McHenry ESQ,
and Others appointedto proceed to America and inves
gate the affairs of the Atlantic and Grea Western Rail-
road, returned to this country. At meeting OF
tho company they made their report which favora-
big received and regarded highly satisfactory by
tho stockh olders Of the road.
The Feninn Riot in RochdRie.
LONDON, Oct. 4-Evening
Tho report that policeman had bocu shot by Fsnisns
ct Rochdae 10 contradicted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

Tur CHARTER ELECTION RATIFICATION NETTING AT
nicnnRieEviiLs "A meeting Of the citizens OF ms
place was held on Thursday evening for the purpose o.
,stfving the election OF William H. Florence "a Trustee
Tar the Fourth ward, and also 10 give expression 10
he,r unqualified disapprovai Of the conduct Of certain
narsons NJ tho last meeting held there After having
their pleasure by unanimous voice in favor OF
p Floreuce and stating their determination W zoe lair
pay on all sides, the meeting adjourned.
FOUND IN STATE or ExHAusrioS-A IN carly
hour yesterday morning carpenter named william
Hunt, residing at Hariem was discovered nosr the now
bridge At Mott Haven, being In state Of extreme OK.
bnusou through having been stricken with au attack OF
fever and nrue Aftor considerable trouble tho unior.
tunate man paray restored 70 CONSCIOUSNESS ana
asssssd 10 his residence In Nth stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

ST. LouIs Co., 4, 1867.
AZ tho Lacede cours> to-day the flrst ra g wa tho
Groom stake for three yea ODDS which Appeared in
pebble before, mile heas, for $780, II by
The track was heavy in consorencs OF the rain.
The second was the post takes FREQ 10 all mile
heats three In fvc for purse OF u 900 second horse
10 get $500. There eighteen .nlries Macomb
won the first heat by two lengths; NaVgn second Rutb
third; Joo johnson, fourth. The second inet
by Naconb by two lengths; Ruth, secon,: Naegis,
third; Palncian, fourth joe johnson was G4tancsd.
The third by Ruth by two lengths ssgeic
second Patrciau, third Macomb fourth 10 The fotrn
heat when Ma comb was near the distan.s
post he foued with Parician nv crossing 10 front
OF him, and the judges the heat to ffatrcan ana
declared Nacomb dstanced. Ruth second aud
Maggie third.
II now having become TOO dark for another heat the
remainder OF the race postponed tn o.morTow
Time, l53i4, l:51k, 1881, 1.55.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
The NEGRO JUDGE N NEW ORLEANS.

Exceptions taken before him by Judge Abel
ON the Ground Of his being n Negro-IIe
Overrmies them aud Fines n Witness
Twenty.ave Dollars for InsuIting the
Ngw ORLEANS, October 4, 1867.
Judge Abel. counsel for Henry Smith, accused Of
perjury, filed an exception yesterday The case Is
being tried before Recorder Dunn, of the Second DE
trct Court Dunn is the negro who lately elected
by the now council. Judge Abel, in his exception,
sets forth that Dunn, being negro, is unrecog.
nized by tho laws OF Louisiana as citizen. and
hence Is not legally officer OF justice. Dunn
ovsrruled tho exception, tried the case, and dis-
charged the prisoner The prosecuting witness
refused TO tho stand or TO be sworn while negro
was acting as Recorder He asked II he Intended
TO insult the court whom he replied that he did and he
was fined So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
e-MEasL c&RlDA.Dl.
Tic Revolutionary Leader a Prisoner in His
Own Home.

Tho Revolutionary Leader a Prisoner in His
Own Home.
LONDON, Oct A. 1867.
The following particulars OF the movements OF
General Garbadi have been received from Italy,
While in prison at Alexandra Gsribaldi persistenty
refused to give his parole engage any hostile
enterprise against the Papal States.
Meanwhile the Italian government, hoping to alay the
popular excitement caused b. his arrest gave orders for
the transfer Of the prisoner to his homo Caprera
without insisting upon parole The General was &C.
cofdngly taken TO the island, where he apparently
set at liberty. Soon afer his arrival he suddenly dsap-
pcarcd from the island and succeeded in reaching the
mainland.
But his movements had been carefully watched; he
was again arrested and sent back Caprea where he
now remains under guard. prisoner in his own home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

A. bswi below scream ye sr"sa Se' sl. sly. 1
s ear ssa 'onen. when they free
dollar and s sss. % ss
sss'ss p Si'' e ss esGasss
New sunday he ssp WHOA as 20
doas not rso cceyss o. paS from no person yes
VIA s @aP.Gs. Sass .l" wp pn as sen,.
% &. Sa % ss apS
he liquid with brush eways accoaPanie, Che REM
s ~ psss' ssa s'' s 81
know int 1T or al Long h. e a ssd srs a ss
I s having wi very large brush nsad
qss sas o sh he so ss
send e the Decss S See for ssm sS sS
Dsi'sr h.s Iass ,s.s
sofa each Haa oysr 200 'gn ss from % nS mea
q hs @oss sn q
I'm. disease Of tho head a, ~
matter from dhy drops throat causes
steals Down the throat into sory uadcrmas
as d aaa 81 eca s soea
and all patves cannot n any case reach tee oun'sn IN
issuss suaG Or assrsss
com ol@a and they homes. snougr TO sa@ait mo
any pain aroused until psaps 100 lstc
g. s.e, me .,n es reveal. 70 his neshsors he corupas
smell Tie disease advances cautiously. whil. ringing
iaass IN eo os ssae him hacks and coughs dyspep
purifier cod lser oil Bosh The foul ulcer In tho head
be such nostrums X. becomes nsrv0nss
hs voice Z haah and unnata feels eisaeaI.eaei mem.
seem 70 hang cvee his hcad Ike pail Hundreds. ye.
thousands seek river revolver autcut
themselves he miserable titsad Of afe IRE World ooAs
and wonders that surrounded byssIi the chnfns
opuience thai son can give should Deliberately choose
quiet grave, where TIA weary at rest Others a. az
: weary life, Ard snk unaer lung complaints ~
big sounding ehari-sae harsg such .,ring Of
actually oosildsr ana dazzle .aeir yeinn WHO At ones
amnatou ~ more as part paynen. Pr &c Jos cure %
the daae not sally pay the balance;
but nan God he WAS not SIZED osa W .he outrageous
treatment. The villains cooly tanning certificate
attach Their victims Dr NOicpr
he tells hs nnets VIA bage Gatar 10
pint bottle Of hs instant Peia Annh''ator 10 days
according 20 directions and thsv not benefited
han We times w cost 70 Drius back the empty bolts ana
The money PAID shall he refunded the statement II tho
patient II oenetted continue 70 use pint each week
mil cured. Ordinary minds comprehend plain truth.
md ms statement VII be hacaed up by ~ who love conn
nercal honoaty We would advise reaters cut tis
ut Il y The painest statement they have had The pleas.
to read concerning disease universally prevalent aud
afflicted themselves to send % any trends who have
catarh l,r. Noluo most emphsteaiiy csusoa the public
fanst purchasing any q bis proaLaons unless in pure
snite wreppers Touch brown tnics At
ny price offered by ~ any drnsgss Look twice az The
when buy and get the scad to bh0
)octots Office Tor ~ at 40 Chatham square. Nes York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
A M U s E M E NJ r 5
The Black Crook.


His devlship is like the Wandering Jew, as far as
rejuvenation is concerned and when Macauay's Now
Zealandsr by slight change Of scene, is engaged at
sketching the ruins Of the City Hall from the broken
arch of Loew Bridge he spend the evening at the
Black Crook Last night hundreds of anatomy admirers
and hundreds with leveled iorgnees filled every
Morton hurt, usual, and vented his ire on the
unfortunate lovers; Bonfant Sartori, Mazzari Zuard
Il id genus, prouetted IN their abbreviated
tunes and illus rated the beauty OF the human form
divine. Tho gorgeous ball room scene and the still
astounding transformation arrangement. with their
visions OF limbs. Terpsichorcan feats calcium lights
to mention flashed before the eyes OF the audience and
them TO dsburse surdry tokens OF appreciation
in the shape Of bouquets and vigorous applause The
reheRrsas for the spectacle are rast progressing
and when tho Black Crook descends for the last time
to the suphurous regions he will 1nd Bicie Bos
OF superior attractions to Nil his place. matinee OF
this spectacle takes place at one p. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
THE CHOLERA IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 4, 1881.
pons in the West Of cholera 10 this city have been OF
the most grossly exaggerated character IN" disease
aid appear here IN mild form about weeks ago,
but II eliminated last saturday, and since Then
has been abating rapidly. Only two cases we're
reported up 10 noon to-day, and oil spprehen-
SONS OF the return OF the discasc have ceased.
The Board Of Health will publish official state
mcuts TO morrow which will show an average OF less
than twenty.fva deaths per day since tho maa1y
anpeared aud Mavor Thomas will issue q proclamation
declaring me city free OF the disease, aud all danger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
THE PAPAL SUCCESSION.

Imperial Scrutiny OF PontiGcni Candidates.
BERLIN, Oct. 4, 1867.
zidier's Correspondence. semi-olciai journal pub
lshsd in this capital in its issue OF to-day makes tho
assertion that at the recent meeting of the Emperors
Napoleon and Francis Joseph, at sazburg. under
standing come to to the person whom rdey wl
support for the successor 10 Pope Plus TX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
MOVEMENT OF spsriE.

Reduction Of the BuIiioR In the hank Of
EraHce.
LONDON, Oct. 4--P ~
Extensive operations in grain recently made by the
French gov aud mercantile houses bayo reduced
thu specie balance tie Bank Of France the
OF one million pounds sterling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest md Best Newspaper In Oh.
Country.

TmE wsswv HRRArD Of the prescr, -~-sh, nov ready,
conial.. Tho very Latest european News by tho Cabo
up 70 the sour Of pubcssou, The Great tadlcai
Epic. California Bubbles; Our Washington Dcs-
patches; the Current Ness Of the Week embodying
all interesting Political aud Local Events varictes The
rasbous: scep,in, and Literary Intelligence: Editorial
Articles on tho prominent spcs OF the day Our sport.
inr Record, Our Agriculture Budget; Reviews Of tho
Cattle and Horss Markets; F,anciai and Commercial
Intelligence, and accounts OF oil uporlant and into.es
ing events OF the week.
r---s Single subscription s1'Thrc, copies, IS.
Five copies, s.: Ten copies sia s,gls copies. Ave
cents zach. Invited number Of 40 ,r,l,eraen,s in.
serted In the WEEKLY nsuALp.
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E u r 6 Pc.
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THE CITY OF ROME TRANQUIL.
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Caribaldi q Prisoner In His
Home.
The September Convention al In-
pediment 10 Italy.
THE ITALo-RoMAM REVOLUTION.

King Victor Emanuel and the September
Convention.
LONDON, Oct 4-Afernoon.
report has reached here to-day tho authenticity OF
which Is not fully established that King Victor Emanuel
has made appeal to the great Powers OF Europe
against tho provisions Of the September treaty which
bind tho Italian government prevent any inlracton
Of tn temporal dominion Of the Pope
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
ulscHsRGE OF the StGlsTm soaaus IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEASs, Oct T. 1867
Special orders No. 1874 dated October B. discharges
tho Boards OF Registry, excepting the charmcn OF the
same Tue latter assumes chargs OF the registration
lsts books aud papers pertaining thereto, and to
bring or forward them TO the district hcadqu No
delay IN tho preparation OF tho jury lists
Viii he allowed The clalrrnen OF the boards held
responsible for the execution Of the foregoing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
ALLEGED EXPRESS ROBBERY IN sauuglYa.

Israel Wood OF the drivers for sudley's express
company arrested ana taken before Justice Corn
well in Brooklyn, yesterday on charge OF robbery
II appears the company had missed packages from time
lime. and suspicion was finally directed TO the ac-
cuscd Yesterday he traced to the house Of Engns
Comuany No 0, where search made auf about
81 900 worth OF the stolen property recovered. The
prsopor held 10 await the action OF tho grand jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Brnut.fu! IIair.-1fnny Years In Chemical
expermeuts has resulted In perfectng CiEvALiEWS
LIFE FOR The AlG, unrvsied hairiressinR, which
life and Increased nutriment to hair prevent
Ing badness and arrestng its whom commenced,
producing tile principle upon which color depends, and
thus restores hair s orr ina color and youthful
beauty aud will stop Its falling sold by al
druggists, aud at my Office. rs broadway, New York
SARAH A.. CuEvALIER. Il. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
THE AMERICAN tgcuasi0aIsTs.
The Qn.,Iscr Clay al Alexandria.

The Quaker City at Alexandria.
LONDON Oct. T. 1867
A DO patch from Alexandria, Egypt, announces the
arrival there OF the steamer Quaker City, with the
American excursion purity on bonrd, all well. Captain
Duncan telegrsphs that the Quaker City will leave
Alexandra the TN inst and afcr touching
two points in tho Mediterranean. will reach Gibraltar
before the 9th OF oclobs when she Will sa direct for
homo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

"Oh that will be Joyful" when and women throw
"physc the dogs, when tribe OF order, 10
prevent getting out If order take PLANTATION BIfrERH.
Are dyspepc jaundiced hy ppcd. low spirit
weak, you sick and don't what ATS We
have been, and recommended To tho PLANTATION
BlTfERS: which VIC did with great satisfaction and entro
Delicate females clergymcn merchants awyers
persons OF habits particularly benehed
by these Bltlcrs. The sale is perfectly enormous.
MAGNOLIA WATER IL a Delightful toilet arce--supo
rlor To cologne, and AZ half the price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
TO rns EDITOR or rnE HERALD.

We have 70 acknowledge receipt Of the folio wing FOR
the benefit Of tho sufferers by the epidemic New Or.
ieans:---James NJ shanahan, 800; T.. 7. II, SO: IT,
Dogar, o.; N. w, $40; J. II. l. $50; Calhoun Rob-
BINS Il Co.. s50-slli Previously acknowledged,
S77s0 Total. 81, sol.
Also the following Tor the benefit OF the Galveston srf.
fcrers: Calhoun, Robbins & Co., $50, II. l. Yoang,
P0ughkeepss, $40 800 Previously knowedg d.
. $3.50. Total $3.50 sPOFf0RD. TlLE5ION co.
Ngw Toag, Oct. l. 1867.
Collections for the yellow fever srNererg by N r.
Cromwell Co., for New Oreans.-E r. Ludlow Il
Co., s2J; BALDWIN, Starr & Co. sJ0-sf5 Previously
RENTED, IL G52 10. Total, xi,T8I 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
NEWS FaQn THE PACIFIC coAsr.

SAN FRAscsco, OCT Z 1891.
Tho United States steamer 0ssIpee put lao Fe,ona
yesterday FOR the beneit General Roassesu Who
debitatod from sickness The Oasipee encountered
head winds and heavy the passnyc.
THO ships Lookout for New York, with eighteen thou
sand sacks Of wheat and tie Vanguard flr Liverpool
With nineteen thousand sacks or wheat cleared ~ day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
ARREST OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY ROBBERS.

tlNciSNAIf Dct. y, lsbI
The thieves who entered tho OF the Adams x.
press Company the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Saturday night, garroed the messenger and stole the
contents OF the sae havo been detected aud arrested ~
Allen Pnkcron OF the Northwestern Police AGENCY AMI
all the money Recovered except about 81 00J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
FIAs N 81. LOUIS.

sr. LorIs, Cc~ A. 1867.
rho foundry and machine shop OF Kison, Ellison &
Co., on nam street. be'ween Cherry aud Washington,
,gas burned this morning The loss $50 0O0 winch
Il fully covered by The scale and cate
tory OF A. b. Person. adjoining was also destroy Cd.
his loss was 5000. insurance. $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Troy. N. r., Oct 4. 1857
Harrison Weaver. well known clerical a,tach6 in
the Capitol building at Washington. attempted to
NIT suicide Lansingburg to-day by taking arsenic
Mental depression occasoned by the dangerous illness
of his wife, caused the attempt The physician vino
attended him barely saved his lite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

IANCtsTER, Ia, UCt ,, Ioct.
An immense republican meeting was hold VA ire
Court House bore tnis evening, Judge Hays prefdns
Governor Geary mado lengthy and eloquent speech,
aud was froqueutly interrupted By applause. In INC
course OF his remarks no showed the Importance oil
voters forgetting all sdc issues and vons Ito Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05
LYNCH LAW IN KANSAS.

81. I0UIs Oct TN.
dspstch from Ellsworth, Kansas says that tso dos
reraloes named Charles Johnston aud George Cra'k
we're forciby taken from the custody of ths officers ass
NIGHT by c.tlzcns aud hung