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6T' LOUIS september "a.
Tho Ku.Klux Democracy are mt work
in Buchanan county, in this State.
Last Monday Il man named Woods
came before Justice Wheeler on a
charge of larceny. Previous to the
trial 1t was hinted to Wheeler, by
Woods and some of his friends, that 1t
would not be safe for the Justice, If
Woods was found guilty. On the day
set for the trial, about eighty of Woods
Justices office. Woods counsel de-
manded change of venue, which was
granted, but the case was sent before a
Justice other than the one demanded.
Woods friends then commenced Abus-
ing Wheeler in the most outrageous
manner, and shouted for JEFF Davis,
and Seymour and Blair. Wheeler left
his Office with the witnesses for the state,
but was soon overtRken by a squad of
the ruffians with drawn revolvers, who
demanded that Wheeler should give up
the papers in the case, and that the
main witness should 90 before an Of
fcer and swear that he, the witness,
committed the act of which Woods
was charged. These demands were
made by the mob with threats of in
stant death IL not complied with. a
parley ensued, during which some men
near by came to the relief of Wheeler,
aud the Ku.Klux left. Woods is be-
.ieVed to be the leader OF the ku-kluX
in that locality. The leader of the mob
was w. B. Waits, at one time editor of
the rebel sheet, the Vindicator, pub
lished in st. Joseph. Wheeler came
from Ohio, and is Democrat, but has
serious intentions now OF voting for
Grant, not relishing the treatment Of
his party friends. The locality of this
outrage was the home Of some OF the
most notorious bushwhackers during
the war, and was an unsafe place for
loyal men.
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GEORGIA.
NEW YoRK. September

NEW YORK, September %.
The Tribune's Atlanta, Ga, special
says: An official investigation of the
Camilla massacre shows that It was even
more bloody and atrocious than was at
first reported. Capt. Pierce and Mr..
Murphy saved their lives by making
the Masonic signal. The negroes were
hunted with dogs, and when caught
they were butchered in cold blood. The
Democrats of the Legislature adopted
a white washing report yesterday, and
to-day Mr.. Bryant OF the House
moved to reconsider this action, and
10 send the report back 10 the
Committee with instructions to make
IL full and impartial, but the Democrats
in the House, aware that the Committee
had whitewashed the riot, promptly
voted down the motion to reconsider.
General Sibley has sent an othcer 70
Camilla to make a searching tnYestiga-
ton and to report upon this massacre;
Judge Pierce, of Indiana, passed
through here to-day, on his way 70 AZ AZ
bany, 70 see his brother, who Is oad4y
wounded.
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Ara Seymour and Blair barbecue,
held at Forsythe, Ga, Benjamin a.
Hill, the great Democratic champion Of
that State, made speech which was
tumultuously cheered by the rebels
present. In the course of his remarks
he referred to the Union men OF the
commonwealth in these words:
EThe Bible speaks of them. The
wicked abound on every hand, and the
yilest rule.' These men are false 10
their own race. They will deceive and
demoralizs your society. They are
false to all. But there is one remark
wish the people to ponder well. Ihdte
then.' It IS Christian duty to h1te
aHEess he hates HsR,9s
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Now York DIV Goods pIarket.

There has been a very active business
in dry goods during the past week;
mostly, however, among the jobbers,
who boldly took the Initiative step in
reducing the price of staple domestic
cottons below the prices demanded by
the manufacturers. The movement
does not produce the effect it was ex-
pected to; for the commission houses
did not make concessions in response
to this movement OF the iobbers, and 1t
is not unlikely that some of them will
have to replace their stocks at prices
above those they sold at.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaroN. Sap

WASHINGTON, Sspt. %.
The following kilograms were re-
ceived at the War Department this
morning:
ST. LOUIS, September "a.
General Sheridan reports this day
that in Iurther description OF the
flight between his aid de camp, Col.
Forsyth, and the Indians on the Up.
per Republican, that several of our
columns are moving TO the same point.
trust the Indians will receive just
punishment.
FORT HAYS, September %.
have just heard from Col. Forsyth.
The report sent here to-day is substan-
TALLY correct. Lieut.. Beecher is dead
and Col. Forsyth wounded, as before
described, but the party is all right, al
though surrounded by the Indians, and
can hold out as they have plenty OF
ammunition, mule and horse flesh.
They have given the Indians a salty
dose. Col. Forsyth has lost Lieut..
Beecher and DIR. Weere, mortAlly
wounded-two killed and eighteen
wounded. He reports thirty-fiVe In
dians killed and many wounded. Col.
Forsyth says he could whip the party
and come in, if it was not for his
wounded men and his horses all being
killed.
EsIgned P.H. SHERIDAN,
To VIM. It. Sherman,
Lieut.. General.
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JOHN n. sURRATr was discharged
from custody by the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia on Thursday,
much to the surprise of everybody.
The following account of 1t has been
furnished to the public:
The new indictment against him,
upon which he was on trial, was
drawn by District Attorney CarrlngIon,
and was under the Conspiracy act OF
July, 1862. II charged him with an Of
fense committed in March, 1865. The de-
fense 1t'last pleaded the Statute OF linn
itation, which is here two years in this
class of cases, aud the Court sustained
the plea and set Surratt at liberty. The
entire course of the case has been as
follows: Surratt came into Court on
22d of June last, and pleaded not
guilty, and his counsel asked to have
the case continued until September,
which was done. On the 21st Septem-
ber counsel for defence asked to with
draw the plea not guilty, and this was
granted. They then pleaded that the
Presidents amnesty proclamation OF
July .4th WAS a sufficient pardon.
To this, counsel for the prosecu-
ton entered demurrer, holdin 8
that the exception made by the
President, in his proclamation, inclu-
ded Surratt. The Court sustained the
demurrer anu 0elu LuaL 1leduluB Tue
pardon OF the President was virtually
an admission of guilt, and was about
to proceed with sentence, when the
case was adjourned till to-day, when
the whole bar had expected the sem
tence; but ut the opening of the Court
counsel for the defense put in plea the
statute of Limitations, claiming that as
more than two years had elapsed from
the date of the offense as charged to
the time an Indictment was found,
there could not be any prosecution. The
prosecution claimed it was not neces-
sary to state in the indictment the fact
that, ,Surratt had fled the country and
remained away until brought Soack in
March, 1867, but that they could make
that. matter of proof. The Court ruled
against them, and the prisoner was dis.
charged. Judge Wylie was then asked
to certify the case toa full bench, which
he refused, and then to hold the pris'
oner to his bail, which he also refused,
and Surratt was released. This does
not prevent a new Indictment, but 1t Is
not probable any will be found. The
prosecution had three witnesses, one OF
whom travelled with Surratt from FL.
mira TO Harrisburg, which point was
this side of all breaks in the road, and
two others who met him here in Wash,
ington on the morning OF the assassi
nation.
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CoNGREGATIoNALS LSINaINa-Phlp Phil
lips, of whose aid Rev. Newman Hall
speaks so pleasantly in the last hide
pendent, and who Is now visiting es-
pecially with tho Methodist churches of
England, says: "The singing in. the
churches Tor chGpeLS as they call them
here) is universally congregational;
and there are no interludes, or playing
between the verses. 1 thank God for
this example. How wish the music
in our own loved ''Israel" throughout
America was as universal in this re-
spectn
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e q ROPE.
PARIS, September 25

PARIS, September 25.
The Moniteur of this city announces
officially that the Government conces-
sion lately granted in favor of Messrs.
Eslanger and Reuter-, of the Franco
American Telegraph Company, autho-
rizing them to lay a submarine tele-
graph cable between France and Amer
lea, under certain reserved conditions,
has become definite and complete, cap
ital TO the amount of q, 500, 600 francs
(the main conditi0n) having been sub
scribed for the undertaking.
La France, Government organ, says
the rights gained by the United States in
the treaty with Nicaragua are also gain
ed by France and England by stipula-
tions of the treaty OF 1850.
The Moniteur publishes the follow
ing: Gen. PARA, commanding the royal
troops, Is massing his forces to attack
Seville, The men are in good spirits.
CantelIi has been appointed Minister of
the Interior, and Passivi Minister of
Public Works.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 25.
It is said that the Gar will recall the
Minister at Washington for instructions
in regard to the new policy about to be
pursued by the Empire.
LONDON, Sept. Is.
The Times and Telegraph have arti-
cles this morning on the speeches OF
Minister johnson at Leeds. They ap-
plaud the good sense and pacific tone
of johnson, and say IL he who knows
the whole case is certain of an Rdjust
ment OF the difficulties between Eng
land and America the public may be
sure of 1t.
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GdnfatianaI.
WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

DHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
tuition Will begin SEPTEMBKR lSt, 1867
1he scope oIthe College, beside n PREPA
RATORY DERARThENT, embraces full
and thorough Courses Of Instructfon in
Mathematics, ancient and Modern LdH0lEdOey
Philosophy, General Literature, the ScieHcss
d0TictEttitTe, and Military IucficS.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 10 GlT6 per Rnnuni.
In respect TO Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
AK. MARTIN. DID, Frelident and
Professor OF Mental aud Moral Philosophy.
n. & LYON, a. NJ, Vice EreEidsnt, Professor
Of English Literature, and Principal Prep'y
Department.
Col. ]. K. WEAVER, A. M, Professor OF Ma
themRucs and OF Military Tactics.
B. q. sTEvENS, A. n. Professor OF Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Scisnces
HEHRY W. HARAAN, DID,, Professor OF
Ancient and Modern Languages and LiteIa-
ture.
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. NJ HAGAH8, EEQ., Superintendent of
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH ". BROOK, NJ. D.. Lecturer on
PhynOloRy and Hygiene.
Hon: JoHN a; Dill, Lecturer on Civil and
MoRsAETowS, West Va.
AAbAN
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PENNsYLVARIA.

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. Sept. 25.
The Brainard House at this place was
robbed this morning. Thomas Brosd-
head, the proprietor, and his brother
Theodore started in pursuit OF the rob-
berss and came upon them on the road,
about nifty yards south of this place.
Thomas Broadhead took hold OF one of
them and ordered him back, and he
appeared willing to go. The other
stepped about ten feet away and drew a
revolver, and when the frst said: "shoot
them down." he Immediately fred two
shots, wounding Thomas Broadhead in
the face and left side; when Theodore
Broadhead came up and grappled with
them, and received shot through his
body which killed him instantly. Be-
fore leaving, the murderers pounded
Thomos Broadhead on the head with
stones. The murderers are supposed to
be 1rishi and to have hidden in the
woods. All the Inhabitants reused and
surrounded the mountains to capture
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RunnIo.

SEPrEMBER 25.-GRAIH-Whe
Firmer at 81 81 offered for No. 2spring,
ana SI63 asked. Corn-Inaetive and
held at 81 O6; no buyers. Oats-Active
al CSC on spot, and exc to arrive. Bar
ley-Advanced; sales Canada at $1t95.
FRE1aHTs-Dull and unchanged.
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CHICAGO.
HTerible Tragedy-Murder and Sui.

eide.
CHICAGO, Sept, "a.
This morning Wm. Strathmap, a
clgar-maker, whose store and residence
are at No. 266, Milwaukee avenue, was
found nearly dead in his room, entirely
destitute of clothing, with a terrible cut
in his head, from a blow which had
samshed his skull SO that his brains
proiruded. The floor of the room was
covered with blood. There were also
several cuts on his body, one very
severe one over his heart, and others on
his limbs. A hatchet covered with
blood was found near him. A physl-
clan who was called in, says the man
can not survive his injuries. He also
says that Strathman told him he had
endeavored to kill himself; notwith-
standing which suspicion rests upon q
butcher named Blackberger, occupying
the adjoining premises, between whom
and Slrathman there has been bitter
quarrel.
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IT has ceased to be a matterlof eonse-
auence with which political party Sec
retary Seward ranges himself, but It is
a fact that he has declared tor Grant.
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oosFIvENEss,

Or, Constipation of tho Bowels, ahouId al
ways receiVe prompt attention, AZ it pre-dls-
poses the system 10 disease. The timely uEe
OF sucn valuable cathartic remedy as Ro-
backs blood Pills has saved much sick
ness disease AMI death, and many persons
to-day, are Indebted TO thee pills alone for
their vefy existence, as the certideafes IN
our POSSESSION viii attest,
Sold BY all Druggists everywhere.
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R,vo- o,,,, yv.o,1,,r

CINCINNAT1, Sept. 25.-The river has
risen 8 feet inches, with 20 feet 4 in
ches in the channel. Weather. cloudy;
rained last night. Thermometer-62'.
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sr.LOUIs.
81. LouIs, sept, 25.

sE. LOUIS, Sept, 25.
DIR. Joseph n. Mcdowell, one Of the
most distinguished Surgeons in the
west, and resident Of this city, for .
years, died this morning Of conEestiye
chIlIs, In the SD year Of his age.
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SECOND D1spArCH.

The murderers were captured at one
o'clock this afternoon, about one mile
west of this place, and recognized as
was very great, and the Sheriff had
great difficulty 10 prevent their being
lynched. at Two O'Clock they started
with the prisoners TO lodge them in
Stroodbury jail, accompanied by n
large party OF armed men.
Thomas Brodhead will probably re-
cover.
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LoNpoN. Sent. q.
CANADA.
HAMILTON, S

HAMILTON, Sept. "a.
The Provincial Exhibition continues
here; 25, 600 tickets were sold to-day.
John Hamilton, of Strabage, obtained
the first prize OF 500, and other prizes
for white and red wheat, The cattle
show ia the best ever seen in Canada.
at a meeting of the agricultural as
sociation, Hon. David Christie was de-
puted to visit the United States, TO in
vestigate the cattle disease. Louis A.
Comar, of New York, Mr.. Hall, OF
Chicago, and other Americans, had an
informal meeting with the members of
the Board In relation to the disease, and
decided that noRction be taken to with
draw restrictions until Mr.. Christie's
report was read.
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The same Democratic papers which
have been upholding Wade Hampton
in urging employers to dismiss every
colored man who votes the Republican
ticker, are now charging Republican
manufacturers in Maine with dismiss
ing workmen who voted the Demo-
cratic ticket. If such a thing was done
by any Maine manufacturer-we have
not heard of it from any authentic
source, and don't believe lt-we con-
slider the act Ieprehensible, disgrace
full and outrageous. and the parties
who did 1t were mean, foolish and
cruel. Now, will any Democratic pa
per talk in this way about Hampton
and other Democrats who dismiss poor
colored laborers for voting the Repub-
lican ticketP
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81. LOUIS, september 2

or the Ku.HIux Democ.
rRey.-.SOmc InIerestinS Statistics.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 25.
The steamer Hibernia from Europe
has arrived.
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E0T A = HOOD ,o-ANOTHER NEW
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pen Of DIR. CUKTIs. Ths medical Times
says this work: HThis valuable treatise ON
the cause and cure Of premature decline.
shows how health Is impaired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
how easily reRnined. II gives clear gynop-
sis OF the impelments 70 marriage, the
cause and effects Of nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" A pocket edition OF the
above will be forwarded ON receipt of 70
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John A. Griswold. of Troy N. Y, has
received honorable mention" as that
of q member of Congress, who voted
for the bill and worked hard to get his
brother members to do likewise. Fur
ther than this good service on the part of
Mr.. Griswold we do not know. In
deed, our knowledge of politicians gem
orally is very limited, for the simple
reason that we had made up our minds
TO have as little as possible to do with
them; nor would we interfere between
them now, had not the events which
transpired during the passage of that
Citizens bill awakened US TO the stern
necessity of doing all in our power to
reward the friends and punish the ene-
mics of the long-loved cause to which
SO many of us have devoted 'our lives,
cur fortunes, and our sacred honor"
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MoNrREAr, september 3.

Accounts from the interior of New
Brunswick speak of the potato disease
which makes great ravages. In some
places the fields are completely bleak
ened within few hours.
The DominionErifie tournament has
closed.
The government has dispatched a
special agent to Labroder 10 inquire
into the distress among the inhabitants.
Owing to rain, 1t was impossible to
continue the cricket match this morn
ing, as intended. The match, there
fore. is draw. The eleven leave this
morning for Boston, where they will
arrive Saturday morning.
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AN AWFUL mASIFEsro.

A Great sPIit AmoeE the New York
DemOcracy..'-The Irish Revolt
Against IIoGmnn.-.They Call Him
Their Enemy.
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WHEELING, May 1B, 1858.
the following schedule ON and aftar NAY
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FAST I,TNE
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DLAKES PATENT Belt STUD AND
u Cutters, assorted sizes, on hand and for
saleat manufacturers prices, by
OHAS. a. BERRY,
0pr1 10. ISG 70 Water
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s.. LOUIS, September p.

The following kilograms were re-
ceived at the War Department this
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CHARLES SEIBKR,
NsPIus Ultra Lime,

1nO BBLs. NE PLUS ULTRA LIME
lUU npSh burnt received by
HIEDRETH 4 BRO. IS Main n
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
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DESCRIPTIVE LIST

nF CONVICTS.escaped from Gums Plan
~ tatiOn Commonly known as the John
Boddie place. on the eth of July, 1868:
No. 234-HENRY HARRIS-copper color,
- years of age, 3 feet inches high, part of
second finger on right hand cut off, scar of cup
on right breast; occupation field hand. Con-
victed of larceny, in Kinds county. Sentenced
to two years, on the twenty May, 1868.
No. 319-JACK HARRIS-yellow, straight
hair, burn on right leg at knee Joint. Occu pa
ton, farmer. CONVICTED of larceny, in Wilkin-
son county. Sentenced to two years, on the
twenty-firs of May, 1868; twenty-five years
old, ) feet s inches high.
No. 321-BEN BARBER-26 years old, five
feet ten inches high, black, scars on left arm
near shoulder, three scars on back, from lashes
and one on left side lowerlip. Occupation. far
mer. Convicted of larceny, in Wilkinson CO.,
aud sentenced to 5 years, Nav q, 1868.
No. 323-MAT WILLIAMS-22 years old,
feet inches high, black, scar on right arm.
Occupation, laborer. Convicted of larceny, in
Wilkinson county, and sentenced to years,
May q, 1868,
No. 326-WM. Fl. MORGAN-67 ears old.
feet inches high, black, gray hair, scars of
whip lash all over his back. upation, cook.
Convicted of an attempt to kill, in Wilkinson
county, May 81, 1868.
No. 316-SAMUEL SCURR-1Syears of age,
feet 6 inches high, black, scar on left arm
from burn and on left shoulder. Occupation,
laborer. Convicted of larceny, in Yalobusha
county, and sentenced to years, May II, 1868.
July H. 1S6S-1W.