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ERIE. July e.-The Express train on
the Philadelphia and Erie Il, h, Whlch
left Erie at 7:4O last evening, broke
through a bridge on French Greek,
about three quarters OF mile east @ ot
Union Mill. The engine, tender and
baggage car got over safely, but the 9th
er cars went through the bridge-the
hind car running on top OF the others,
making a complete wreck. About hve
feet OF water was In the creek. The fol-
lowing Is the list of killed:
Miss J. a, Feese, Flatrockr Seneca
Co. Ohio, and her two children, aged
wears, and babe II months old MISS
AuGie 8. Brainard, of Erie, formerly OF
Vernon, Oneida Co., n. Y; Jennie Fat
ton, aged three years.
The severely wounded are as follows:
Mrs, Eva Concord, Erie county Pa
shoulder and abdomen severely hurt
hopes of recovery; e. Nipple, OF Erie,
about the body generally; Frank y.
Reeves, of Warren, Pa, leg' back, body
and artery of the left hand cut; Miss
Jerome Woodbnrn, of JeheRson coun-
ty. Pa, severely in the neck and shout
der. John BoYce, conductor, and sew
eral Others were injured.
The slightly wounded are as follows:
Warren Post, jamestown, New York;
C. Bowman, Cory, Pa; N. r. Bates,
TitusyilIe; L. w. Holmes, Spartans-
burg, Pa; a. Bartlett, Cory, Pa; a.
Baker, CORY, Pa: VIM Furn, brake
man: Charles Freely, baggage man;
Scott Patton, Erie, wife and three chill
dren, all slightly wounded.
Tne bridge was examined withintWo
weeks and pronunced perfectly safe. A
freigbt train with an engine, 10 ton heaT-
ier than the other passenger engines
vent over the bridge yesterday after
neon. The bolts of the bridge were
fonnd with the nuts unserewed. II Is
supposed the bridge had been tamper-
ed with to plunder the passengers. A
sneciai train with medical assistance
left here last evening. The injured re-
ceive every attention. IA
NEW YORK, sJuly 9.-The baggage
car, two passenger coaches and sleep
ing car, ON the Rutland and Hashlng-
ton Railroad, near Cambridge, above
Troy, were thrown from the track ear
IL on Tuesday morning by the dis
placement, of a rail. Ten or twelve
passengers were Injured, three OF them,
an old lady and two men, probably
fatally. The passenger coaches were
broken and the baggage car wholly de-
L4SAL7AASS44'
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8; Pennsylvania, Hancock, %; Rhode
Island, DUolittle, 4; South Carolina,
Hancock, 6; Tennessee. Hancock, 10:
Texas, Hancock, 6: Vermont, Hen
bricks, 8; Virginia, Hancock. 10; West
Virginia, Hendricks, 5; Wisconsin,
Doofittle, s.
During the recess John Morrissey Of
fered bets that Mr.. English would be
the nominee.
The caucusing was active all over the
hall. Each delegation viewing the
field, discussing the chances of the diff
ferent candidates, and determining
how to vote on the next ballot, or how
to change their votes If there should
be any general change of votes before
the announcement of the 10th ballot,
still pending.
The Convention was again called to
order and the result was announced as
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n the 2Oth ballot:

Roll called on the Goth ballot:
Arkausas broke from Hancock, and
gave Hendricks of her 5 votes; Massa-
chusetts asked time, and was passed.
It is rumored she will go for Chase.
New Jersey voted Z for Hendricks; New
York adhered TO Hendricks; Ohio asked
time, and was passed. Excitement
and interest intense. Pennsylvania
adhered to Hancock; Kentucky gave
Hendricks 8, Hancock 31Ei Massachu-
sets asked and obtained leave to retire
for Is minutes; Ohio gave English 10,
Hancock IL, and then obtained leave to
retire for consultation. The Chair an
nounced a general recess for fifteen
The following is the 10th ballot:
Alabama, Hancock, 8; Arkansas,
Hancock, j, Hendricks, 4; California,
Hancock, x, Hendricks, IL, Field, 8;
Connecticut, English, 6; Delaware,
Hancock, 5; Florida, Hendricks, 8;
Georgia, Hancock, 8; Illinois, Hem
dricks, l6; Indians, Hendricks, 13; Iowa,
Hendricks, S: Kansas, Hancock /, Hen
bricks, 2; Kentucky, Hancock, 81; Hem
bricks, 5, Seymour, 2; Louisiana Han
cock. Z; Maine, Hancock, AZ, Hem
dricks, az; Maryland, Hancock, 8.
Hendricks, /. F. Blair, 8; Massachu-
satts. Hancock, IL, one declining to vote;
MIchiYan, Hendricks, 8; Minnesota,
Hancoek, u, Hendricks, 81: Mfssis-
sinnf. Hancock, z; Missouri, Hancock,
I Biair. 10: Nebraska, Blair, 8; Nevada
FIaIi. 3: New Hampshires Hancock
az. Hendricks, u; New Jersey, Hen
dicks. a: New York, Hendricks, S5i
North Carolina, Hancock 81 Ohloi
Englfsh, 10 Hancoekl III Oregon E1etdi
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THE
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Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTRRED By THE STATE.
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JAMES MEKHLL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
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SuHect to cheek al Sigh. SPECIAL DEeos-
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at i've Per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
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OF large wealth and financial experience,
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NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
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ties throughout the country can keep ae-
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vantagss Of security, convenience and p1oat.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
WneelInE wholesale Market
THURSDAY EVENING, I
July 8, 1868. !

July 8, 1858.
The general markets continue dull,
and business in the aggregate light.
In Flour the market is moderately ac-
tive and prices unchanged. Provisions
in good demand at slight advance on
last weeks quotations. We quote the
current prices, as iollows:-
BUrrER-28a25c for prime yellow.
BRooMs-Common g IS; fancy s. 25;
GaEEsE-Factory l5zc; Western Re.
serve 1211c; Goshen 19c.
CoFFEE-RiO, fair to good, 22a24e;
prime 25a26c. Hummell's essence $5 20
per gross; Felix's extract 8 40.
CAHDLEs-City mould talloW 16ci star
22a25c.
CARBON on-Yery firm at Csc.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 421<c; Cot
ton Batting 28a35c; Candle Wick 45c.:
DRIED FRUTT-Apples &c per pound.
Peaches 12c per pound.
EGas-Sales at 1Sc per dozen.
FLoUR-ModeratelY active and un-
changed. We quite Extra at SS 50a9 90;
Family at $40 25al0 so; Fancy at 81 75a
II 90.
FIsH-Very scarce; No. kits 81 20;
8 do 81 90; Labrador Herring 81 %;
Lake, In = bbls, $ 90; White Fish - OOi
Scotch, in boxes, Soc.
GRAIE-Wheat-We quote prime RED
winter at 81 sOa2 90; white at g 10a2 70.
Corn-95caS1 90. Barley-S1 80. Rye-
81 a0a1 35. Oats-70a75c.
GLAss-Franklin brand, sxlO' - %;
1OxI2, s. so.
LARD-Leaf, lsc.
LARD oL-Winter strained At 81 70;
summer at 81 SIX.
PRovHI0Ns-In good Demand. MESS
pork $40: shoulders 181<cS clear nh sides
lie; sides 171<es breakfast bacon 11ei
hams, sngar cured hamss eanVasseos
201<c; dried beef canvasseds Z6es 80
PorAToEs-Wa quote new potatoes
seIlinR at 81 % per bushsl. Old nearly
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
EXTRA SESSION.
THURSDAY, July 9, 1868.
GENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
rnent on yesterday, and was opened
with PRAYER by Rev. D. w. Fisher, OF
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Drummond, from the COMMITTEE
chapterx 10 of the code militia laW).
with amendments, inserting the word
ttwhite" where it had been stricken ont
also, to add The following:
nEvery able bodied coloTed male per-
son of the State over the age OF Is and
under theage of As. shall be separately
enrolled; but shall not be required to
perform ordinary militia outy; ont az
shall be subject to draft in times oI
war. insurrection or invasion, and
when drafted, or called into actual SER
vice, shall be placed in companies ana
regiments to themselves, and governed
in all other respects by the law govern
ing the militia"
All of said amendments were upani-
mousIy adopted and the chapter passed.
Mr., Drummond, from the Committee
on Townships, DC, reported back the
House bill, declaring part OF the bank
of the Ohio River at Blennerhassetts
island, a lawful fence, recommending
Its passage, and it was ordered to Its
third reading.
Mr.. Young presented the Petltloh OF
ha
Pocahontas county, praying the char
Ter OF a railroad from Grafton by way
of Phillippi, Belington, Beverly, Hut
louisville, and Valley Head 10 White
Sulphur Springs, which was referred to
the Committee on Internal Improve
Mr.. Wilson, by leave, introduced a
bill authorizinR the Fourth Street NJ.
E. Church to borrow money, which
was read the first and second time and
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The "fish bill' was read the third
time and passed.
The Senate bill authorizing II. ID.
Dis, of Wood county, to dtstrain ior
and collect certain back tax es, was re:
ferred to the Committee on Finance and
On motion Of Mr.. Workman, ad-
journed until tomorrow at ? O'CLOCK
P. II.
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uAuxErs sx rELssKArn.
NRw YoRK. JuIy 9. ls6s.
REauIAR REPo

CoTToN-Dun and a shade lower
sales 700 bales at S21zc for middling
uplands.
FLoUR-Closed quiet with holders
mon grades.
GRA1S-Wheat-DuIl and dropping
at 81 90 for No. 2, and g O9a2 10 for No,
/ spring. Rye-Quiet at 81 7Sa1 81
Oats-Dull at s5c in store, andI SIC
aflOat. Corn-Dull and heavy at 81 liza
Is for new mixed western ahoat.
PRovIsIoNs-Dun and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Firm with a fair demand.
Bacon-Quiet and steady. LaTd-Firm
at l73Sal7Hc for fair to prime steam.
EGas-SteaCY at 23a25c,
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TAMMANEY HALL, n. Y, July a.
There Is a painful story circulating
through the halls that Mr.. Eldridge,
member OF Congress, from Wisconsin,
was killed few minutes ago by the
premature discharge of cannon on
LATRR.-It was not Mr.. Eldridge. of
Wisconsin, but q resident of New
York, who suffered by the premature
discharge of a cannon. The man was
not killed but badly hurt.
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The roll was called on the 2lst ballot
Kentucky and Massachusetts again
asked time and were passed Missouri
again abandoned Blair and gave Han
cock, 0, Hendricks, 4; North Carolina
gave Hendricks, 1; Pennsylvania, gave
20 for Hancock; Tennessee split again,
giving Johnson, 5, Hancock, 2H, Nc
Clellan, u. [Cheers in the gallery.l
Mr.. Seymour:resumedt the chair.
Massachusetts gave for Chase.
EGreat, prolonged and repeated cheer
ing in the galleries, and hisses on the
floor The result was announced:
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SAN FRANCISCO, July STRAINS on
the Central Pacific Railroad now run
to wadsworth, 100 miles east of Sacra-
mento CITY and 500 miles from Salt
Lake. The company have 5000 men
at work, and intend to lay twenty
miles OF track weekly from Big Bend
The opposition steamer Oregon,
which sailed July Sd, carried go, 900 In
treasure for New York, arrived at Sac
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CLEVELAND, July 9.-Reports to-
night from st. Louis, Louisville, Mem
ptiis, Nashville, and other cities, repre-
sent great enthusiasm among the
Democrats over the nominatiOns to-day
at New York.
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COLUMBUS, July "a large Domo-
tic meeting was held here tonight,
having joiIihcation over the nomina-
tIon OF Seymour and Blair.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLp-l4OHal405S

GoLO-14O56a14Ozss
GOVERNMENT SroCKs-More active
and firmer; closing strong. Coupons
'SI, 1131<a1135S; do '62, 1lS1Sa1l3S<; do
'64, 10S1Sa1031z; do '65, 111<a11I3<; do
new. Sz<a1OSEE; do '67, 1OSzSa1O9; do '6S,
10S7<a1O9; 10-40s, 10T1<al017si 7-S0s, 1851
alO9.
A number of certificates of shares
each have been altered to hundred
shares of Fort Wayne stock; also SINH
lar certificates OF Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, The total amount in circula-
Iion is as yet unascertained. A man
named HOyt 10 supposed to be the
author, he having recently bough fifty
shares OF Fort Wayne of Robinson q
Cox, with instructions to deliver in 10
certificates of five shares each, and one
hundred shares of Pittsburgh, of ellison
q Bussing, divided in n similar way.
Rumor says spurious certificates OF
Western Union stock is also in circu-
lation.
sTocKs-Pacitic Mail 1O01zalOo7< {;
Western Union Telegraph S45sS5; New
York Central 1345za1349{; Erie T05sa
7O9<; Ohio and Mississippi 2s7sa2s1<;
Michigan Central 1171z; do Southern
62Ifa925S; Toledo 1O4al041<; FIT. Wayne
1077sa1O75s; Columbus S9N.
EXPRESS SHARRs-Wells,E Fargo q Co
241<a25N; American 45Aa473<; Adams.
531za5S7[; United States 475za4s; Mer-
chants Union 24TSa25.
Cincinnati
JULY 9.-FLoUR-Shade firmer but
not higher; family S9A9 25.
GRAIS-In better demand and high
er; No winter 81 90; No. 81 10; stock
light. Corn-Firmer; ear S4aS5c. Oats
Quiet at 75c for No. 1. Rye-Dul
and declining; No. 81 55a1 60.
CorToN-Quiet and unchanged; mid
dlings 3la314S.
ToBAcCo-No sales.
PRovIsIoEs-General active, though
the demand is light. Mess Pork-Held
firmly at $2S. Bulk Meats-ll1zall7<c
for shoulders, and 14c for sides. Bacon
AT 12ZR13c. Lard-l7.
BUTTER-Scarcs and wanted at 26a
soc for fresh.
EGes-Dul at 1!c.
GRoCERIEs-Unchan
PoTAToEs-Scarce and firm at 8 per
barrel.
GoID-14ON.
~ Chicago.
JUNE 9.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady;
spring extras 81 75a9 %.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and unchaug-
ed, sales of No. at 81 81 and No. 2 at
81 S11<a1 S31<, closing quiet nt 81 81 for
No. 2. Coru-Less active and la1Lc
lower; sales OF No. l at 90a91c; No. 2 at
S9as93<c, and rejected at SSc, closing
steady at 9O9<c for No. 1 in store; since
change, sales of No. at Gle. Oats
Quiet and lake lower, sales at 671<a
6S1<c, closing quiet at inside figure.
Rye-Dull, sales at 81 65a1 60 for No. l
and 81 4S for No. 2. Barley-NCminHl.
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rn,,nr one,s selr . EaEml..

Those noblemen of nature, the DEM
ocrats of Preston county, in solemn
conclave a few days since "unRnimous'
ly" resolved:
That the principle that this y white
mana government, formed by white men,
Is the only one which viii secure rs peace
and tranquility In our national government.
That we denounce as infamous and traitor
ouR the attempts OF the Radical party to
foTce upon the country the political and
social equality OF the negro n race formed by
the Almighty inferior 70 us mentally, NOR
ally and socially.
To which they might have fay added
that famous dogma of the ancient Puri-
tans:
Resolved, That the earth is the Lords and
tns RssosSes, ssi ThaI mat We are the Lords people.
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Grand army OF the Republic.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July e.-About 200
delegates have arrived to attend the
Convention of the Grand Army of the
Republic. Among the distinguished
Generals present are Generals Pearson,
NeRley, Owen, and Selfridge. General
Gray will arrive this evening. The del
e2aies were met at the depot by Post
No. % of PottsVille, and escorted to the
hall
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MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.

The Clerk reported message from
the Senate announcing the passage of a
bill to amend the charter OF the town of
Winfield, Putnam, county, and bill to
Incorporate the Twelve Pole Bridge
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PTTsBURaH, July s.-RiYer two feet
and falling. Weather elondy- heavy
rain last evening.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. Tomllnson offered resolution
providing that the Sergeant-at-arms
shall not hereafter pay per diem to
members absent longer than three
days without leave, unless the absence
shall be caused by sickness. Adopted.
Mr.. Heermans offered resolution OF
INQUIRY into the expediency of abolish
ing the office Of overseer Of the poor
and devolvIng the duties of said officer
upon the board of supervisors. Adop-
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by Rev. S. B Barnitz, of the
English Evangelical Lutheran Churcn.
REPoRrs OF coArArITTEEs.

Mr.. Gof, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported a bill to repeal an act
amending section 1, chapter 101 OF the
acts of 1858. He also reported adversely
In regard TO leRislating for the benefit
OF Robert ]. Russell.
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CoNvALEsCENTs.

0r ,,Ar.ops recovering from FeveEs or any OF
fI1a T1aIiVn1nf forms OF disease, VIII nnd
ftoI,SeF5s Efomaeh Bitters Invaluable Rs a
fonic and sttmulant for rtmoy1ng an pros
traffnZ effects which follow disease; II sup
nIie5 file great want 50 long felt for Hafs
md reIiabIe tonic and appetizer.
Sold By al Druggists everywhere.
mylS-2ad&W
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UNklvALLED BAKING
b POWDER. The best In the market and
WaJs dives satizfastton. apFs
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Mr. Gof presented a petition OF citi-
1ens of Gilmer county praying an
amendment to the law in regard to
lands returned delinquent for ta1es.
Rafarrad.
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Iris stated that there was struggle
at New York among the delegates to
the Convention, as to who should have
the honor of sleeping with Joe VIII
liams, the niger delegate from Ten
nessee.
"Ho! hoI hol Clar de way
For de cnIsrCd GUS from AfEtkayi
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nAIuoF TIE HOUSE.

Mr.. Gregory moved a call OF the
House, saving that he did SO for the
nnrpose OF ascertaining whether there
was a quorum present or not.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, opposed tne
motion, and explained the effect OF
"call:''
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the State of New York. who had OPP
posed Ohio's earnest wishes. In con-
clusion he announced the Unanimous
vote of New York for Horatio Sey-
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AnInrAST GENERAL.

Mr.. Pfnnell moved suspension OF
the rules In order that he might intro
duce q bill to provide for the employ
ment OF additional clerical force In
the ofice of the Adjutant General.
The bill was introduced and read the
flrst time.
THE CODE.
Chapter 30 OF the code, relating to the
collection of taxes, was read the first
time and ordered to second reading.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave of absence was granted to
Messrs. Stewart of Writ, Boggess of
Roane, and Blair OF Wood.
Adjourned.
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THE DEMOCRACY

a sudden elimination of the Plot
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Seymour Master ofthe situation.
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The Spontaneous Expression"
Come at Last.
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trial, feeling confident that suit them in
every respect. We have handsome assortment
of fine Cloths, Cassimeres and yestings, together
with a large variety of splendid French Costings
and Freots in different shades and colors for fine
business suits. Also fine Beavers in different
colors, for overcosts,-all of which will make
to order in the best aud most fashionable manner
atlower rates than the same class of goods can be
obtained on either side of the river. CaIl and
examine our styles, aud compare goods and
prices with those engaged in the same business.
g THOMAS MCCULLOUGH,
North side of Third Street, near the Post Office,
t..-s Davenport, Iowa.
Formerly cutter at Cones.
n B. The cutting department is under our
own supervision. nov29dly.