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TIE CROSBY STREET HOMICIDE.

4 ~trrngc Casc~Whnt the rnlire Have
said and D0ne--The Murderer "a Large.
1he readers o. the HERALD vii remember That On
Sunday night ~ last week quarrel occurred IN the
third story OF . notorious italian RESORT a. 40. o.
CROSBY street. IN WHOM . nuiubsr G itiuerant
rua .icians participated and ~ y anac, n uan
named Rosa was staboed three times IL the region
81 tile heart. fns party who ,nncttd the wounds
made no cifort 70 escape. "A Inc wounded man was
q residons 81 the premises be was PM bed by t1e
Italians prc,eot suJ the aJair was KEY, proiousi
secret.
Two entire days rolled past and Captain Garland
and the ocsrs OF the Fourteenth prceiact remained
IN b,ssiul ignorance OF the occurrence On Tuesday
evening following George ". Diiks one of the 10.
s,cciors slt tue Central ONCE, Earned IRON secret
roarCes that ilt array had occurred ana shai me
w,uudcd nan was tept at tue aOoye numpef. hc
az once informed Captain Car AID Of tue fatis.
me rsne ngls brief telegram, detailing
tue circumstances OF The ARRAY, wa sen,
~ Police Headquarters, With the inintmation
that Masger, the ASSASSIN, had escaped. the sans
fnats we're spread upon the returns Of the tori-
tecDtn prceinct next morning mo Parlcnlars
breezy gwen. appeared IN tne HERALD or W.dnes.
aay, vita tue remsrk mat the wounds OF Nosa would
propably prove fatal. Nothing more was known %
tue at the Central ONCE until THURSDAY ihanEs
s1yny psy when a citizen called there ana reported
tnt Rosa was IN dying condition. Irspcctor Itiks
- 1htc hhieu one ~ Tue cOrontrs l1Vv.s utn
tweNef y. NJ and requested him 70 i0u az aaie-
mnrtem examination.
Haif IN norr after the writer proceeded to tne
FoWtceutA p,ecini station house and made
gugnr!es ~ 80 The ARRAY, when nc was
informed hs Sergeant Robbins that he Rob
blasi kn1w nothing ~ the case He tnc1
prpceedcs 10 No rs Crosby street where he arrived
~ 0ge ociues J.. w. There was no unusnai excite.
mcur about toe premises. rne front ioor stood
aaf. be Catefrl, and, after yaniy eDdeaynring 10
nrd 0rtrpauts climbed The stair. 10 lie nri story
where adocr stool open Nc entered toe foom.
wNich was occupied 10y SIX or eight brirsud,sh.
lS,flup HsiiursauI he wound td man. gse pear.
inre ~ ihe lpttics alarmed him, aud no
N.g ,us es W beating hnsgy
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liz YalTrALisIs.
ps-eaar-e ihe Bar@cBs of ,if,', h, slIss
Nesiic iiriaanpi.

Nsshe iirieanpi.
Miss Nclhr nrigha.n. whose recens sunday his.
courses al he Everett Rooms, corner Of Broadway
and Tna.y-tcatn street, thc avorte place OF spirit
uaiistic sabbath gahorngs In our city, prove her 70
b. on % tao most odani woman orators OF Ems
sect gave discourse yesterday forenoon nc the
faue place 70 a large and attentive audience.
Announcing .'Rarmony oi Liter as her tneme, IN
strain Of most nnpassionea aud mpr s-tye oratory
sne eliminated TIE subject with most eiouuegt force
OF dictiou, richness ~ illustration and cogancs or
argument Tier strong point was that there IL GOOD
~ every iier ana that harmon! " llic pure and
true aun bcantlu II the result OF che neveoDnlent
or tainup or bringing o0t OF thi5 Innate goodness
and UQi0ss surroundings anu strangely persereg
cro0ke6ucss ol c0naucs she claimed orleD con
cealc1 me laten, good In me human heart, but
these were QUIZ as the deep md cold and white
snow dutis % .intcr, which und.r the SUMS rays
disappeared ana gave place 70 the blooming Mowers
~ spling N Mas The right knd of teaehing, tie sun
benz OF Nersicess. tlasaxakenca 70 View the hidden
goodness. flat save growth 60 peace and JOY that
eiuNea harmony ~ ne. ohe carried ire ILLUSTRATION
Nrhcl, Cciuptftus ths innate good 10 the calmnesi
ofne teeper depfhs ctocean, underlying - tempest
tossed waves. and 10 tho sun. noon and stars, ,rat
though concealed ~ daTk rolling clouds were st:l,
n iueif piaess bAininq with unjImmed brliiancy.
How nj ~ produce harmony - Nj, COMPRISED a
nsi.eraiae pouoh ~ oer discourse. Preaching
toal urpfarlty ~ DC human heart, size insisted, was
not The way 10 90 H. AND -. too, preaching pre-
destination and the burning heil set apart as ,he
c,cfasuug anstInx placc 81 tno WICKED IA THE life 10
oufnc Modern Drf6pIoxy In f9ct dt no, elicit a
tciw Warmly cuicgiStic notice ~ her hands, mad
ti0se wpo sat d0vn 70 tho tables or Luther GAVIN,
Wesley 11d y bisDeio. she urged rnadc only h0ffy
teai upon ia crumbs. How . Driig OH harmony
= NC coWpcs. her concluding topic. she would
ho 90 y by religious Tracts, ts didaCc diss0dsGs,
IL een4ra ~ udicule, Dur ns Tho waves wash -
sWpvlho-+ me J.2gtG rocks, ~ the anguldttties ~
l1e aho couduct SIZE w0ulu smoother - patience,
Fautlcoess and goodness lte rich purpe bloom 81
49, grape Wucn once arlshcd away conld never u"
tetHrel. Ibn nu lnu sUui WA "a lie treated zen IL.
attd dee0s should Ne he seTpons. CUrs.,aa sanrl.
trs snulid u0 tut prGai moral K acast. These ana
Dl ia and
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SHIPPIN G NE w S.
PORT OF NEW yoaa. NOVEMBER 20, 1858.


Captains and Pusers o: Vessels arriving Al this port WIN
please deliver al packages intended FOR the HE.tLp
regularly authorized agents atsacned Steam
Yacht Gect The New York Associated Press do not now
marine reports attend 10 The delivery Of PACKAGES
asw the following extract from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March >, 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1854 the Assocsied
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship In the
hsrbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
No. The Office OF the Herald steam yachts JANIS ard
JrAN NR1Tf a. whitehall slip. All communications from
owners snd consgnces OF inward bounc
sells viii be forwarded free OF charge.
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EUROPEAN MARkE rs.

PARIS BoURsE.--PARls, Nov. 2s.--Bonrst quiet
Rentes, s0f. 45c.
FRANKFORT BoURsr.--fBhSKroBr, Nov 2e--Ey.n-
ing--Unitcd states fyetwenty bonds closed at 10.
for the issue OF 1867.
PETROLEUM MARKEr-ASrwEBP, Nov. 3s.--Petr0-
leum closed at 90 VI. q 56l. for standard white.
uAvRE COTTON MAELET.--HAvRE, Nov. 2s.-C0t.
tOn.-Tpe market closed hrmer.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS

LIVERPOOL, Nov. pa despatch from Gibraltar
reports that the American brig stephen Duncan,
Captain Hughes which sailed FROM New York 0cso-
her 10 for Mars ,ics lies stranded near Cape Sparel.
No further particulars received.
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WALL STREET SpECULAToR.--Jarnes Fisk ST.,
oil BrattebOrO VT, the father Of the notorious all
street speculator in Erie stocks, Is III o ruuatlc
asylum, and 1t predicted that his son. The fia ncia
genus Of Wall street. will some time or otner bring
up In similar place. He his father began LIE
as couple OF Yankee dry goods peders, driving
their teams from town 10 town; finally young Fisk
got into the dry goods store of Jordan, Marsh Co..
IN Boston, from which he wens with fortune OF
$780, 600, to all street stock specuator, get
ting contro of the Erie Railroad as n lever to work
with. He would issue great quantities OF new stock
for speculation and make great corners" by fhis
means and ny locking up currency He has won y
fortune OF millions for himself and ruined the mar
ket value Of the road. He Is about tort. years old
and Immensely fat.--HartJ0yd Tia,GS Nor. ~.
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s'IAsrE 70 ruE NBDDiSG.'-lt is stated that ar.
spljsx was almost 100 l0re for his wedding. The
Cleveland fycRdonicr says he arrived at tiat city on
Tnosday morning, and found u necessary 10 teic-
afspu To cirard asking the traiy authorities OF the
Erle and Pitisburp Railroad 10 hod the train unill
ha reached that point. The wedding took place az
A1dover, hshtspvl3 county, On Wednesday, ibe .htn
insiagls
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Marine Disasters.

low, iao day: from Bangkok this pom.
Miscellaneous.
We indebted 10 the attentive purse Of the
Zodiac and Thames Savannah, full files paper.
Foreign Ports.
MILK RrvEr, ia Oct 2S-In port brig Halifax (sT, for
NGy g steamship Ern Webster
American Ports.
BOSTON, Nor - AMolearsd bsrks Victor (new, Of hos
ton, sS slo0hs tons Cowen. AslbOurne; Young Turn,
son, Savannah Niger, Thompson NYork
CHARLESTON, Nov ss-Arrivsd. smack Comet, RahSurn.
sslei-schr Dauness CRY Edwards port in the United
ssT sSag ys d ss.s
hdsEs S Port Sss. Haven
@ sI T .s sf ES oHs9Ss
foT
da Poole do for Salem Tahmlroo, Cole, do for Portland,
F sf ;s s Sss
esrf Tor foassh' f''
saled-sshr. An.hcs Godfrey, john Nye.
for Boston carrie Msn was Bs.mors or MaPsa
ret Reinhar Hand IN adelphia for ssem Maggie Mave,,
Lsa,s hesaan Lawson s % for Philadelphia "dea ke
5AM, wind light frotS NW-Ths fleet are getting under
JACKSONVILLE, Nov s3--Anived. brig JULIUS Meysn.
Katie Ranger, Martin, do; Sabine, Currer, Fai River.
MOBILE, Nov Cleared, bark Fannie, Clamp, Cork and
a market; brig publa sp), Guardola, Barcelona; schr
PHlLADELRIIA. Nov A.. AMArvived, steamship Sara
Stripes. Holmes, Havana barks Lakemba tbr, Rood,
Mills SIork; brig Chas He 9TH, weyman, Stoning
tou; schrs l. Porter, Sparks, Portsnouih HaskeA
ans Tabbutt; Lucy Orcntt Gchri Maryland Grecn ane
Ossna Haskell NYork. Reading RR No Al, Trainor Nor
walk Lady Emma, sredecor, New Haven; l. vankrk,
sdshy Iaos,sS asIwara siri,S,ana, Sss Orleans:
mouth for orders Chas Heath, Weyman Salem; Charlotte
stcckham Msssa; schIs Morning Star Lynch New Haven
Coombs, Boston, Mary Ella, Thomas, Rockland; SARAH
Clark lri.ng, Pawncket Allen Case, Newport; Morn
Light. Ireland Bridgeport Pe!rc Rogers NswbnEypor;
Eow Wocten, Young, East Greenwich
PORTLAND, Nov 2S--irrved. briss Amelia Emma, cxs
Ion, Satin Ga Frontier, Skinner and Minnie uiier
Anderson Philadelphia Ppiedo, Purnmer, Soson sohrs
Mary Alice, Henry. aud Angelina, Xix, kFork; Il usms
Gerard Brig Amor NJ Roberts, Doak Matanzas; shrs
George Mcclellan, Keene AID Noyes Bradley, BahI
" Lord schrs Sea Flower, s T. Foster, and Others.
RICHMOND, Nov "a Below, bark Die Tugend N0), fr0rs
Liverpool for cry Point, in tow, bou up
NG Seoken. dropped below the bar 10 0nisb
loading with tour for Bio Janero.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 1l-Arrivei, ships Cuvator, R9s-
SELL Aurora Get NYok i2th, National Eagle Nicker
son. bark Harriet, Hoyer, do; 18th, ship AcI Dashis
Douglas, Sydney, ksw.
Sailed lin ship INDUSTRY, Blrrit Caliao bark Emma
Maria kG). S.oof Rio Jsnriro 18th, ship Yosemite Steele,
Liverpool h, bark Margaret Brandcr BIB Nssen Tahiti,
9Th. ship Arkwrigit, Caulxlns, Nf0rk.
Cleared s,h ship Aaiiaura Liverpool with 5000 Of
wheat.
SAVANNAH, Nov 25-hrrived, schrs Euneline McLain,
1oey Boston, Thomas Fish, Whey, do will load for Quincy
sailed Ship Mayfower. CALL navre; schr Oliver Crou-
WE'LL Deano, Ogeec1en.
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scnr sarah Webb, webb, Bangor for Carnden, NJ.
schr Prudence Gavin Camden, Ne, via Fa hyes, whers
schr Planet Dermot RockIand, days, with iIne "
sohr Empress, Kennedy. Roekand,5 days with lrs,
sehr Piscaiaqua, Humphrey, Portland days. With hsh.
Sehr John Merrill. Weeks, Boston for Alexandria
sehr Gsoigs Pe.sod Higgins welIaee,, days with nsh
s,ehr Anna Freeman williams, rrovncesowa for pAn.-
schr Biondel CAampnan Provincsown for Philadelphia
sch. sehr Mansam. Chase New Bedford, With oil, 70
scsr rar r VIM, now,nan, New Re trori,
s ssPr k i = , sasIm.a, AT RIVER. D
sss si saiIs ' sn a Sss:e ~ u. s Ei@:r
ssr sarasos wsess s, sver o- Eii,seehpor
scAr John Laqcaster, Williams Prosidenes s.' ''''
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s sShr v ,sssS fon d, Rrovas asase
s sssr Asfa w GSsis y ks. PrSys
ch es DC
seRr Crisis Brow: Tor
Prssas: for for
schr John Walker Davis preydencs for Eizahe.hpors
k.. ss4non
schr : stroai, veaas, rrcvdence Tor El.aDetIpOrt
ssS S Sh.. Carroll Sss,. F:ovssSos Ssassa.
seSr White cioad, k.nsIn s New LoadoD .''p'
s$: fis.; s i:s Fs.dsD
sSr es9 s Rs:. Gs Is, P0T 1,s.sS e.
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81. %ss:;;. ssIs,@s
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sssr Wave scas %wsSa asy ss hasa
Wind at sunset NV.
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Foundering Horses.

A certain cure for founder in q horse
is to stand him in water up to his belly.
l nave known it practiced for titty
years; aRd swathing the legs in hot
water, vinegar and sugar of lead, are
all good to some extent; but a founder
must be relieved suddenly, or the horse
will show stiffness in his action and
have deformediand callous tender hoofs.
Water applied to the legs do not
consider a positive cure, the disease
must be attacked at the root, by bleed
ing and purging; few drops of blood
taken from below the fetlocks will has
ten his recovery. But the most certain
and quick remedy that l have ever
known is green gourd. Take large
green gourd, cut it up, put it in a gal
Ion of water and boil it down to a
quart. Strain the liquid aud drench-
in twenty-four hours the horse will be
perfectly himself The gourd is pow
erful diuretic, and will cause the horse
to stale the most offensive odor.
In 1872 l traded for two fine young
mares in Augusta, Ga. l rode one of
them to Kentucky, and my servant the
other. Early one morning at the cress-
ing of Clineh river, Tenn, we found one
of the mares so badly foundered that
she could not be led out of the stable.
| procured green gourd and drenched
her as directed above, and directed the
servant to remain until she was able to
travel, expecting that he would reach
home in three or four days after me; the
next day after my arrival he came in,
with the marc in as good plight as if
had happened.-Cor. Rural
UOrld.
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The New African Gold Fields.

The recently found gold fields in
South Africa are causing considerable
excitement in the English and Dutch
settlements in that quarter. The latest
sews, which comes down to the middle
of August, says the Governor of Cape
Colony is fitting out an expedition at
the expense of the English government
70 Gather reliable information about the
renorted richness of the discoveries.
ETtrayagant stories and enormous mug
aets had reached Cape Town and Port
EIizabeth. causing great numbers of the
inbabitants to shoulder their shoyeis
and strike for the mountains.
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A narrow escape from frightful death
occurred in Commercial street, Boston,
a few days ago. A slater on roof lost
his hold aud slid down. AS he shot the
edge he succeeded in grasping the gut
ter. and held on with both hands, his
body suspended The lookers-on ex-
pecfed every instant to see him dashed
to pieces on the pavement, four stories
below. By great exertion he succeeded
in drawing himself up a few inches,
throwing one foot on the gutter, clam
bering into it, and there sustaining
himself till help came.
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contest through which you have passed.
you can but gain new courage from
your triumph and advance with in
trepid step to the victory that awaits
you in November. Ohio county is GER
tain for SEYMOUR and BLAIR by not
less than 500 majority.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

William McMechen ct ais In chanceTy, in the
VS. Circuit Court iOT
Joseph Shriner ct ala. Ohio Co, w Va.
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE IN
the above cause on the 2lst day Of May,
I-Gs. I will, on MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. lS6s at my office in the city OF
Wheeling and thereafter by adjournment from
time TO time a. shall be found necessary, pro
coed t. take and state on account of the persons
respectively, who are entitled, as heirs at law Of
Lydia 5 Cruger, deceased TO the tract or parcel
OF land described in complainants bill, and Of
the share OF interest Of each of said persons in
said tract or parcel Of land; together with such
other things as may be deemed pertinent by
myself or specially required by either Of the
parties. And pursuant - a decree made and
entered in said cause on the eth Of October, l7Ge
l hereby give notice to all persons claiming 10
be entitled TO any interest in said lands a.
heirs at law aforesaid, to come in before me
and prove their respective rights or interests IN
said land on OF before SATURDAY, The 2sth
DAY OF NOVEMBER. Sc.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Com r Ohio Co. Cir. Ct.
October Is l-6--OCtlG-lawullnOy1
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An extraordinary suicide took place

Az extraordinary suicide took place
near Dixon Springs, Tenn, last week.
An insane man, named Levi ?. Gregory,
was found hanging in the fork of limb
of an immense sugar tree. sixty-three
feet from the ground. The tree was
three feet in diameter, and limbless for
forty feet from the ground. He climbed
the body of the tree aud asceuded TO
the upper limb and crawled out fif-
teen feet upon that, discovered the fork
and dropped himself into it, and so per
ishel
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The Black Test

.J5o sOlemnly s,rsGr that accept the
-, and political equality Of all men, and
,,,, NOT 10 attempt to deprirc any perso"
:, nersOns, on account Of race, color or
''.,.;ops condition, Of any political or cirtt
,iobt pririlsge, or immunity enjoyed 0y
a,, other class Of men. So help me Cod"
Sogtbern Radical Carpet Bag Co"stitu-
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YESTERDAYS ELECTION /!
IMMENSE DEMOCRATIC GAINS !
THESTATE REDEEMED!
West Virginia Democratic
The Hour of Deliverance
5000 Majority in the State
HARRISON COUNTY.

Clarh anu Goal townships give Cam-
den (Dem.) 80 majority; Walker, fol
Congress, 39. Davis and Wilson, fol
Legislature, lead their ticket 80 votes,
and their election by $50 is claimed.
Democrats claim the county on general
ticket by 100.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Harper's Ferry gives Democratic
majority of IS; Charleston township,
Democratic majority of 9. Democrats
carry the county and elect two men,
bers of the Legislature over two Radi-
cal candidates, pledged for Boreman as
United States Senator.
DODDRIDGE COUNTY.
Central Station gives Republican
majority of7O. Democratic gain of IL.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
Fetterman, Camden 60, st everson 6S.
WOOD COUNTY.
Parkersburg township gives Camden
l09 Democratic majority. County
claimed by Democrats at 130.
PRESTON COUNTY.
Portland, w. Va.-Stevenson's ma
jority 145. Democratic gain of 33.
RITCHIE COUNTY.
Petroleum, w. Va.-Stevenson's ma
jority Z; Duval's IL.
UPSHUR COUNTY.
Buckhannon, w. Va.-COunty gives
400 Republican majority.
MARION COUNTY.
Glover's Gap-Democratic majority
G2: gain of 90 over the vote of 1867.
Mannington gives 13G Republican
majority; Democratic gain of 6.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
The official vote of Moundsville gives
Stevenson majority of los. No coun-
try precincts in yet. This is Demo
cratic gain of l42.
Cameron-The vote in this precinct
stands, Stevenson l51; Camden GG. A
Democratic gain of II.
BROOKE COUNTY.
All precincts heard from except Beth
any and Goodwill. The Republican
majority on the State and County tick
ct is 6. General DuvaPs majority is Il.
The two precincts to hear from, gave
last year Democratic maj GRITTY of over
40.
The returns from the election yester'
day, as far as received, show immense
and unexpected Democratic gains. The
counties of Wood and Harrison alone
show a clear Democratic gain of more
than 500 votes. We have undoubtedly
carried the State of West Virginia by
majority of 1000, electing Governor
two Congressman and q majority of the
Legislature, thus securing, as we hope
and believe, a Democratic Senator il
the place of Mr.. VAN WINKLE whose
term expires next Spring.
We had not anticipated result sO
glorious. Nevertheless, it has come
like the best blessing of Heaven, and
there is no reason toprevent our friends
from rejoicing over the assurance thus
happily given of their redemption from
Radical rule and Radical ruin.
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Every Pair of Shears Warranted
WILLIAM KRYTER,
Manufactured Of

Sheep Shears, Pruning Shears, Ia'lo"
Shears, Family Shears, BaHEer' Shsar''
HShsars Of any description made % order.
u,HE ATTENTION or sHEgP gs Sksw 49, -
and shearers 10 called 20 p -, So -
aud Pruning shears, IOt IIl,.d
SvSry - q Il HaTa1srs, Ggns,. Pistol.. Sporting
r!cSis % TabIe a and Poetst CatIsry &C; xe;,
163 AAEhLi "a. PPissSsols. Knives, selssorS
kSP,LTine 80 ~ ~ e. dO1s in shs best m2nnG
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23
Presidential Election.
rUEsDAY, November Sd.
,..,nvIr OF rHs uNIreD STATES;
FUE FEFSI'-' "
uoRATio S SEYMOUR
OF NEW YORK.
FRANK p. BL AIR,
OF MISSOURI.
So. presidential Electors

For Presidential Electors.
STATE AT LARGE.
rpSIAMIN WILSON, of Harrison.
pr,YE HEREFORD, of Monroe.
DISTRICTS.
,.,,;,,-OKEY JOHNSON, of Wood.
81 D',', .L,,'.., rOuN w. KENNEDY. of Jefferson
; n;.,r;,t-E. b. KNIGHT, of Rana"ha-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23

A Western farmer says he raises four
hundred bushels of potatoes to the
acre, which would be big thing if he
didn't raise boys enough to eat them all
up.