davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-09-13

Ss.e S.,S.r ~ ca5sa2 ssne{ n g me 9g e
several other chlmac,s ~ TepoItod ole.n
ss1 sorP M o. o p1's, , ,ss ses ~ s
sfesa ls1ees, v.s h!own dow1. TIE xtadows os
HaInn1ms rrsta1Ian,. opposite the staale, ue1u
tfoken IN ty The fa1lta4 elau, and there wsa 4
stTn1 i'm Ne1c sloTs Gown n II aaa1sets. lii. We6-
efer, keeper Of the r=ataur2nt On Coozrreo strrct
s1pas' of nesao aas .aoa =; : se az bass
eASe nd cs.rtst AHay u own.
Injury that Vas te!ag done By the gale, We de-
tpat tehcd spccta; reporter - tho Erouod4 Cpou
hls asr1yA1 there be nund secne Of tho n1uHt NJ.
E4ed confusion. EresJ canvas scat, except those
held doKu b. the occupants, were pEost1au.t The
"a eds Hhera the woEfinK oxen HeTc stabbed wtra
blown down. II Tho min MI, except one Oh. tnat "a
Nc.lh, who Keeps 4 slctnAi:lng tent, hai several
teeta Knocked out ~ the falling 81 the tent. Tns
d IN IL lsse ~. TO .rs rna Etc.,
The P,csIdents tent shared the fate OFT rest,
o1t The seats for RgecIa;ors AID the 1EiSe stand
suffered severely. tnEre-fourns Of Tint On the
sss;s,,sS ss ~ ias%ssts =!
coils vcfe In rsins The l.rre ten ,en, xent s4a
down as the t1rst o.Ast. The road iron L'hhJ :
Corner ont + G&ftwr With lumber ann branches OF
trccs 4 Nouaa occupying ote Of the senta ~
fused to feaFe the ruins alter her eanyA+ hahlta-
ton hal fallen over h.r head. Ssr was not IT,
lurttf, Of enurrt. AND hes p:ocsy conduct created
at the grounds his asofng. sns' iii VIII 60 on Il
II poshing had happened.
The Boston boat did not leavc its wharf until
the eale ban hantet1, II at all. The 10 o'cloet
tEain was an hour late.
Abont ha1i-psht ~ the gate had entirely suhs!-
ded, the alt was watm and pleasant, the stars
we're shining brightly and all was well again, nnt
Tor short blow IN extraordinary amount Of 1am-
age WAS Aore-
Tho shipping In the hashor rl1rat hare tu1ert1
ee1etep, and II /: Il not loun that the gaze out
h1de was attended with great !oss ol Tile, thcse
Efu QG QGcG:EuN fQI pfQfcunu thAnkSulpE3a
, 1869-09-13

MrarsttR, Fcpt. 1Y.-tounrl [. Il. Ir!rc, r'frh al
th' t'uln1t'fraI itntsI NIL t"fulrr!! nf Af'>tn.
'f1a. ", na' Rrrhlrtin'', F.tt thia xttrtnrnn Il!
ns!r ii IT. YHrs'r and snttlnl Wounded. 1lr tIas
a iMtRr family.
, 1869-09-13
TRAN8-C0NT1NENTAL,
PEN-PICTURES

OfoyeF 800 Cities. Tnwns. VtiIaGcs- S1as Lup@,
t;overprleKa Forts and t'amss- atoa,n.niua,
lAke1. Rivers. SuiphuF. so+ia and IlAx
kpsln1s.i tecncrr. Wntrripa. PlAres, s3uus-
mer Krno5tss where ia look for. uesl hnnt
thr Rndaaa. EnteI4ur. trcT and othrr
1Ame Ttout ftsdlns. &e.
-xArse t. Eo-how tn ts-Au4 "ita n hots to bop-au3
Turning orr GRAND PANORAMA It the 14o&t SIC.
FEE1tUUS wosk # NDbkRN TIMES.
The inform s.!un eont4:1 In the tsr1nk if Prepared
ftrta 4~f.sI tA4<rru& r.. ove. the whtr Hnr-4u.l
r,ha.h n e1d rnfe,bEc n.-~.rarerz nd hcasay ae-
count1
IN o1-rfnx tk!s wnst II ta' rna1e+ she Pah1thers
have r.@+fr~t +, ayr aH rs~i-tf'ir-, by n,akicx
GOOD KhLlAHLE tt3UE. I'D plac!u< tie pr7et st
the t,x<!x 1-.~sir ~. ---stsrthy iusutaS wltLaat
tunit ArEFNESlN)rS SALE. nj rsty n2oa tat
Two Thurraad A!,ts Of HAirpaa which eith~r tr.vt:
hrld TIL utat~ tive Ssats ant sI1 Trsrt-fiea with
ropRletsen ct evts One 3lftsn %,lt4-tA uLr,sh,,s.
.te WIiOLs GIE1tlzRD WORLDS Il; eyes are
now dkreted :.ttf. the ssrtffst Nonief Ct .r nIae-
teeusa century.
The F1R*r N1s71aN II ilustrEtr1 With rrrt-..is Of
Htaa- Oliver A-u+1 -Rrrsl lsns EuIon rAcac *, r.
linn- t&aad slaEfnrA. rrtslGC-; Ceura f.ete 4. Il.
Hon. Jsku E.H,A-.-.. ..Ftrstd # pe-te. ra-Iae 4 r.
Bsish&1a Yssne- Prophet as Jrssz ts1,At. 4e. and:
PEeal:at Utah C4nt1al Il: n
View efshe Rs-t md Nsrt. "S3siIns H.nds." 1rc-
psratory u tsklns Drank. Al the psviax the .A.t
H1ike.~ Seal OF ihe stAtu u CA4nss,da4
Nap, With Ps. tle H7d-, et uurn P.ette n r. !;
Aar vita tudls liz Air- u Central ra<i4e r. r.: a1.
1iu,e-tstls eehsdp1e A.p IT thr wtot !in-
Other Illustrations will he kdal frc1 time t, stme e
strikius v[ews u be sct:s The Erutc.
, 1869-09-13
Cuban NcWEs

HAVANA, Sept. l1--It having bccome kDowu
that suspected parties weie about to depuait let
ter for the United Statea malls bJ the steamship
Mtasoutt they were detained. and the letters
which wcfc supposed to contain seoel intelligence
mere registered.
The eoust martial IN thc case Of Cslalto, Lieu
tenant GortrTar 6f NasAt.o at the outbreak Of
tee rebellion. hare fnnnl hlIn EIiltY u treaeol,
snti he has been Sentenced tu tile chAlu gang fur
ten {fATg,
, 1869-09-13

er. LnE1s. Sept. t2-Wm. i. fiatton, Of San
francisco, arrived here this morning. IN r"ufr for
Cincinnati. tu AXE lHAl arrangements with tl!E
Ntti stucA!ha ilAae fIa Et1l to visit The former
city,, Mt. Ilnttnn Ia prepared IN rrush!e means
I'm the transportation and entertainment If the
clutt hhl will accompany them un their journey.
lsutnlnE nj a British. Vessel mt SEN.
fiAyAfA. srrt. lY.--The Spanish tafk Aurcra.
lfnn' i"tti"t. has nrrtsr'i q fhts f"rt sin re-
l",ts The h,l'nn9 IN The rth 'pst, nf the English
lnt& fht.ue. rum 'IEaa."w. fur Ma'antr.. WITH
nrnfr" IT tt's'. "n t'atea aanla Mira. i sranl.fi
mahot.~sr rntne !" h"r a'''tnne.
widening of the fnuis.tttr nnA
l'urtihnh ttsnuts
f"ttasttts hsrl. ti.--Th rrhttHrt II wktnn
iih l,ls'lfl" rhi lttlfsh't i'anal. ~ ""f'ttnH IN
~, i" II. pn;ntu,, st,n n ia . M he+ i. j !,
tsSt
Hunt. ittr.
I1tIra.hnti. nsl+t " In. t"nthspt u Mat
aII II Iainra ''h in II ltaihn III t,iIit AttnnAht
lsEt', hHs ~ III ai th1a tili, ID iI4t.l shut
fin.r:i nt, isa"..f NJ. = ,a % ,n,,s" I" 'i tt,a
IhaIff.
AlhaN. aiI,r .ttaskrl.
, * +: i r Il +; "a: ai:" :;; y:
); II !";:: IL !: E., T. ,:
;:: (: ::". II Il: + Il! !
T.. :, III, III + II r. .!;t"s >, !; Y, ~;
i |!."!I': i, Iii !, Il y ~; .''t.t'; ! !;
...a iiIni:. s,:t...r l.su !. :! s.'s III t'%.i.
...Ent s"rsAi 80, 7l.h - ~ Insns l,~trt NJ
s;'s .t'h = ln.' '.'nT ~"I.,'@. ii I; d l."!.
~, IA I. Ad. ssrrs rssnt I,s," p. Il tsE lts"k t"ri.
;..n il. !; b b ii it i; .xf1.t':s LIN il. 4 ~,
~. \. snh!t, wtht.r Il ts.'nn. ~ hr~'1,
s."t..nt IT." ~. It. fs1t smi :" b II Mi,.ati. r.
~. h,,f.rns ,'fu ~. - .7!n ". H'ti''o'nr.. :,
"%' =. si;5,". d. = . M :. IT.. i ''sA* S'
thr: a,"t s.nhs A." u lr't suIj IT stpi k]sc +
IT. hs1rr. s*t stN hr All II 4Af'.r ft .a~'I. At
tAsir T. : latnis
, 1869-09-13

Iu.7.tH, erpt. i1.--r. \. ft.Ar, wlhrls AUhwn
ifrnug lnt thr Country trna, his cnnhert:un wl!!&
the t1rrtsa bHnlnrsn, sltci this tnoiuinB.
, 1869-09-13
- =
ANEfSO1l{C,

Lafayette Charter. No. r. 4. N. Resutar G.,nv..
e.ta A"Hdsy evening sci tsDhr - :: thstF Hall ia
TORS md ai m-r,hrr cordially tnrtrd t. attend
Per order II str II. X T. +.
, 1869-09-13

..Ttr Member 1t pcas.srn I4sfr No sie, A. r. & L..
n. arr hr1rty rrtnctstd 10 meet at thrir Hall IN
tr ti.snd 1@tke at shc laying ii the stnn #
1ank t.anty Normal hctlul Hs utdrr IT .I)ES NJ l.
TON. ". u. tiEU. +. ullUNH. 9te'y-
, 1869-09-13
FOREIGN.
fearful Hurricono in tho
North Of Franco.
Official Text Of tho 6ouatus Con-
sultum.
THruty-four Thousand Spanish
Troops Going 10 Cuba.
littor Efnanne! Drrlines the Throne Of
Spain for -Hik Son, Except
on Conditions.
s1:cner7d ,SIcltlcs' Nosc to the
Spanish Government. ::
sl:cner1l -SIcklcs' Mute TO tic
Spanish f;oyernincnt.


1AR1s, Sept Il
4 fearful hurricane has @tpt over tho north Of
Eruncc, causing u1ueh damage To the crops and
.,,ttitF property.
The Emperor dld cot 20 ont today on accoun.
II tie serc1,t5 Of the weather.
OFFICIAL TEXT or TIE SEsAIE3 coHECLTEN.
Tue Juur,sai Ui5eirl PUBLISHERS the text of tue
~<tutu, t",4>ni'.n, u whlch Is promulgated in the
tIanlc Of the Emperor, and signed by N9uhe1 nal
tounte,aenetl l'} Dnyelges. The following Is d
rrnop<!. Of The locument:
ALr1c,E l. 1he Emperor nna Corrs L<gislltu
'avr lie prtr,lrgt Of Initiating taws.
AIT. 3. Tie Ministers dependent on tho
I:mrtrur. They deliberate u1nlrr his Presidency;
.st responsible, but can only lN 11reachca, tJ the
Senate
AIT. =. The Ministers pay tsc members Of
either chamber. They have tree access to and
1!lc right to sl,eak III ttolh-
Ant. !. The tttftnrs ei the fenasc arc oprn 10
The .ru,4lic. but on demand Of I'VE members the
Stna1e mar 20 tuto secret session.
MI. = TAe Seuate, atfef bosntsnK out inod!aca-
,,,s III blll, may send II tatk for further con.
s,',esa1ten ,,y the Corps 1eglsstt 1.tnaJ, In any
ca.r, oppose the PRONUNCIATION Ut bill, and In
s:ch case the bill eannut be presented to the
- -s- ----. ---*-- ~. --A-- A---A-
AIT. &. The Corps feEisutf ELECTS In pmn of1l-
trte at tie nrentnE nj rarh srssHn. The Senate
unn Corps Legisattf niakt their uui internal reg.
I:ntiuIta.
Ant. !. Ever! Individual mthltfr OF the Senate
7ni turP+ itels ntit Ing the right
III INTERPRETATION, suter nt ttIuflttNce wnnt uf
.ullfstltuue. utll nttrfs ,fr ipHr. Motions
III HprtrI, taf iI-. ,nost I've referred to tile
lIlIiH's AZ matter Ut right, whenever the cuv-
'rtf1est demands It. nn't tnr !Iurrnts will thcn
lttlnt ttiI..1lksEun II tu'sf1et ths lnalttt, III
Hl~e 1rIrtt the tufrs viii decide Nhelhtr 10
h''t1't hr reject The sute.
RAEt.a NJ anrrstnrht Ut Till ran hn ttia.
tnsttd uilitss II IaR htn lHrsluus! eenI IN t1t
ttintrftise which runah'rie'l IIIa hlti, anil R'At
tItt,n1rstth IN t'Ir risrttfnrht. II the guf.
sttnItHt HllI rnfulnHtan tl,raGf,n m The Hln'nl-
hstt. lhr tGHrtIl II ~ ,f' HtnIl pf pfauul'1.n lta
tIfl. Int tie t,tlA Ltr+Itp ttsi. With The t'utIa
ltEh'Atif.
AtIp. III" tur'rtis n" rtttrut''I n'rI rr.ral
l., n'titirs
Arf III. An int+iit @tt,rs IN thRtntn Hftl
trstni t"ttHs tttri" ttI,rnrh HtnII"a viii. ifrI1't
nl"n,l ntIA ts,,1tt II In !" nsin II. IN hIttInr
Att u lin :. III tIt.tr 1T tht u.tutnt, ar'p
at. ntI1t ntra rietulH ptt hanua i nl1r II ~,
tnt ha n ~ hth tttrttHrt IN thr :rnsins tnsla
Tia II IN inHl ttltt, tls sr y III t,n sniIn IN 1tilut
!. InIrtInt t!tttrre
hnI II. ituhh HIiIs - Ut lln Ildt-tItnli1.H
~ ,tutttti III viii lii n"nr I4+. trlts nu uttu
Hnit,i.
, 1869-09-13

AMERICAN eEtFEIftE-+
FEANKfoKT- sept IL.
American tonds active Atni firm. E-e,ts s7i..
llFEE C,'l1HA MAIkET.
lAskE, Sept II
T:,r cotton market ye.tcn,ny Closed quiet mud
f;r:1. t,u"'a:Irus Unchanged.
, 1869-09-13

kFEHAb OF EEItK1tc4s1-M.
1I>BuS, Sept. y
The Republicans are extending IhetI tufucncc
Portugal. And their organizations utc lncsras-
itE III uufNtr.
, 1869-09-13
r nj a lgttttst, Vessel Mt SEN,
VtitrttlnE uf ths f4htitstt tttt md
l'urtlhnn ttsttt&tt

I0(1avf4fs Rsrl. L. Tis INt4fHrf n wElNN
tft ltis.l'l" rii lttlfah't Faust. ~ ""t,ttnt IN
II p'sts nj t!tt4s tnt HnHttk w%s tt tes+t tint
II II IN IL. pn;rfu,st itn N trl. n M hrs il.
f.S
, 1869-09-13

I1ttrhttnti. htHt " lhIs }tnF,,Int n lHn i
aI,' aahra 't's iIln, nnnihn III ! 'nhIt Attn"tht
III 'Etlr hHn kih III aI thla tiif, ID patnl shat
una ~ ,tnhtl IL uIuH, n mn Hltl. tAIm pu,t
hb,srD ht'r traInlsf HHs tlsu rnish nf lin
itHHtttf
, 1869-09-13

Hro;nari} FREQ Uispplls.lr7,

,..,,. ,.c,, Mrs a f.et. mi H"tti"t. = -.
~. ro,osI jtasI~M ~ ,t+"l -, IT, 81 =. =
s ~ Y r., III, M sas".ti T.. ,.,"-sat
%. tiss t';a.a s.l;'n. ~; ,, - i; ... 49,.
III ~. itl,stt u. sHtt tsJ NaA-:. 7'e''"" -
fa5sIr r.. VIII et AeAooAk X He<.
, 1869-09-13
lsr1Khtl tlisas

HKttIrN AM TIE HtVHEh1r41-
H.tasElA Et'1't. II.
Ihc t'r:e.an tintrs1turnt .ltrllhrs 10 JUN lIa,A-
tla III tn1t3Hg tut lFtt.cr ihhcnlulsA II policy II.
tlr1ttE lhr fUEtheullhg ticuHlrtca1 tuunEIt.
1hr government hlr ana heterIlneh ta rcAt np
f'tr1al delegate 10 tl,r cuuLrll.
, 1869-09-13

IH+uII'r Ham tIHl,
Mtt,Ith. ttfI's. II,
lie II IsH.tlt ut MtIMprI GHItIItnI'. ala, tuHi
itAt VI tnhttt III in' u, ipt lI H slttr4
fhat lhr ItrI hafin / lln. ia itA.n Tar tn1 y,lt-
n."itmo. Int lhttr In,.
Hi,rlt hf tHtUl, rMthi iEl.
hlnn tnfm IuIant'l III ffntt, IN frttiF tn
'.tIliis IHltl ln lnr iInAr IT tuSta, Ia tufIIn',
'nh WITH Ir s'I'Hh-il thInts. ," inIr~ that h. s''n
a.lM, rdft IrIHn III ii ftr" ttmhtff, unlrs- Lf Ilr
tnnhInI",tr rail Vt la, ,uLasimni ttInnthrrF.
EuIr HM ~ hEnAt tH'kllA II rIIk r'rAAi4tf tiut-
tHhHhhr.
rABia. trpt II.
Il ia trtsttrh hrt" thnI f,"hr,n1 Hr*lr-' late
tit 10 fllt' AtMnhiI tintFril,E,'ht tlrtdErn lint,
thlul Ihr l'nIts4t " airs ha.r 1ut Jet frfnHuty.i
lhr iHRutNrhiH IN t'Hhn II. 'Hg"trnts. slf, u thu
n'ttaIm In mt im',itrti -n, lhry Will iAk" slrp.
In tint rnd. At'aln IL H'lIt 1" 'hapArh 9I.'sU rr.
THUR "f,IthIa In I nl.a- IItH Hr4t ,sInrhIHrht.
H't. rlfntlx, viii ristk during thr trnArHl wrrk.
GsreMt 1ssttMtHs
nrAtH ur AAnr rA,Asn%rnA.
tA,~a1,h. Kept. II.
Lady tatt,.eta,Gn, wluM nj thu Iatr |. nj i'al-
efrs"n. dies. &rsirt'1u3.
tlL44kH AHNIEEH.
t2EkkhhruwN, Nsrt. II,
1hr Steamer MnHhnttan, tIuul NJ" YORK, H.;
'.hrttHA las arrived.
, 1869-09-13
htEUl{)Ai,,
pERfEC HEALTH TO ALL
BUSINESS CARDS.
EDWARl, u. IKE,
WANTED.
CITY OE BOSTON.

rs,t,tr Hehrols. Aet'~aton. N wtHntf t'"' It's
Il l~.d N.",t 81 Pr fn.!:;n aSs, n. Il, t". =. IT,
t. ..d II Tue ,n1stIAr4i.s st ih"i'If TN: .''.
d.r rfprsthrr nrS. rhs'tI.ry u T." '''" - -,
"+tfetr. nnHs ~ ,.Itr,,
, 1869-09-13

role III he ,vusysn, : " nn1,. lie was st7nrk On
III. ira! +! ~, r'lc, but ,oe doctor thinks Ills
TIE refatr +hnp.. to:h ct shr tld Colony aa1
Iesfon, ftntifori Itie HalsrtaA. Hctr partly uu-
foust.!. Damage qH!e pcr1Hns.
NJ iry n'rusk ihrre wna general compliant
th1t ugh'1tt S<Hth In.t.is et thf s'"rrrEr nf W.
ir. At trs' rnl Pines AonE frrz!rn. nnd ron.
ErciinS streets, VISITED hr ''ir rrrnttrr. no wscr
VIA 10 tr hal. nni thr sAt;lr state ri acalss
istt Il In the latkhln,h lEst,.ct. The rlutc ri si4
III, 1t .,a1n1rr was ,Ienc to tne trees n.rng
lHsa1~ns ath cthrr sirrrie Several !arCr tIIsrT-
leaf p,.t!Ars wrrr ho~n down aut nt'.tt7,csri
trUEcl fGr tunlr tit!r. Until itcF cOuhf f'c rhnct!
out l'hrrc II hhr'iJ = b!tsek IL South I5ostun
"hrrr ttce: asc E1e"lHr. TINT sEesc or less datu'
uAe il Lot done.
TIE sn,rr1>u
''n'3 mcHFrr report whs obta'nrh In r.
GATH to tar thirpsng rcaz tHY !o'u'. The
r., r',sn Hs,;ns ors w. s.t.
ltai'F. HM inrurn nHsn Ill. FukA an! stove
" a ,hr t""s u T. rtIect. The Are.. tarsaln
near AariN wharf An! lrnt!y damaged. The
iup.et nn'l Hai. # l:rtn wcrc %t.,re. The JAIha
G"!s I'D sts ' lrc c"s .sic .n ii more a1 s.. d.
1hrrs'.
| xn3BE1f
| NJ fbr thr tno.t arstnna fAI,3gr nnc .tr ihc
stelh ~ thr Highland District rns r"nnnei 10 the
fH.ls"r hsriA ia1ee nutn'ers ot rcsr. rlum MI
s!Ees ~rrr t"rn frunl their tastrnEnE* and 1lmrss
whut 'e~trn'eti. The 'ivstructton nt fruN IN 1h,s
u i1r rt.. :TS r. .l f:,. ~ ''
tafrr an1 tn1I chimney IN Webster 1tAll build
tnE NM blnwn dawn.
lnr rcof cf the t,rw gas hnnsc n the tlltlcttt1s
Of Northampton and Albau! ftrrvss wha lIowu
| nn. "
torn TT, In thr rs'ts nni II. IN IN" streets Ill This
| ltstr.ct, greatly ns,-trl,tER tsAFeL.
| A rhltnrc.. eighty tpes high, In TrsNhnt strtHh
| prts.slsr Fhxtrn rihrc. wrR pln nHn ttnxn.
Ahout .nc. .hHf the ro4sf on shr s'aide belonging
10 Mr. srA.sr, torrrr oE TreInoht ana 1tukKlts
Atfrris. MA hl,Nn rff.
Irr rcnl .t~i }E1unntnN IN Nj. FAR. of HH1
! Elex street, wns llnwn nwn.
| TIE EkAtrR Klhk Il tlsnhErl, though. Rrrn!'i4h
| IN rrfnri, TIT rsirnsl.rls. unlF PORTION NJ IN,
| r.ut trItg destroyed. II MI! T." FAatJ sFf1i'f1
4 nrprt Haa cGrrrtt III str caFit FArI u IN
rrrnft that li,r rshk wHs tfi'F1r 'irt'tnsc1 hu
tntiulla.e,. ltta rrn,Ci t. tr n hit'hAr.
rlNnpI ItakIs,Rr.
ihr tstragc t" rsnErrt5 III thts rft!hh vi 10
l,ri1tr lulIrn IsAA than !nipht l'e esr"'N'r'
Ihr lMlnH ttilsa:t~! ut ttsn strtlff Of tlRFSar
MID Main slrrrss, htp, ,Tth.irA Il! hfark rktinith
htn' hut4 sitsr r., Hftrtl from thu j,lrs u.a
~hEth II tested. Anh waa phtntmhht ha!naEr'
| itIptu INT I4nu~rs. t&rns, anil rhntrfH NsthH'
hitfIIrf wsfr thAtrn up AMI t4d~n ttnHn. fut n
Nty s~tlnn~ lnsa wnA snataitf'i hrn~ fhr t'I1
Hall: II lrnai. moth NJ nj Trfy srt,'M1s HatnI
hni M'n t.In,t'rI II. u u late hnnr fsst n -
4 l'!rm The "l5~rr tott " MI unohstEncie't strm
. sar t*!tclM res hui. acd ahs teen: 1h.: u
, 1869-09-13

Ire = Nhsi trlt0ns Republican
toNntS fnns rntson = HrW Mntl.
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last. when there is no escape from the oyer
sbsdowing fact concludes that there Is
nothing incompatible with justice or our
national stability in the exercise OF mercy
in the hour of victory. In Diminishing the
evil spirits which have attended Radiealism
throughout all its achievements, the journal
pours balm upon the fearful wound Ia the
Radical heart, and throws up the sponge as
follows:
While there are reasons why one cannot
but look with apprehension upon universal
suffrage. it is not upon the ground that post
war punishment Of rebels WAS needed 10
render secure the foundations Of our Gov.
eminent. Treason worked It's own destruc'
ton. In its suppression it was necessary
to inaict all the punishment that could be
of any practical advantage, and even il
this is not so it is now too ate TO remedy
the mistake. 1t has been fated that the e1
pertinent Of no punishment for political Of
lenses should be tried by this Republic, ana
by no possibility can this decree be altered
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From the Buchanon West Virginia. NcWS'
One of the most terrible and heart render
inc accidents which has ever happened IN
our country occurred on the night OF July :.
The house of Mr. John Quick was destroyed
by fire, and, most sad to relate his wife and
three children, and Two children Of near
neighbor, Mr.. Kimball, six in all, persisted
in the flames. We have received the follow
ing account, furnished L. S. Burr, Esq,
who lives near the scene.
On the night Of the 2nd inst. in Wash
;neton township near the mouth OF Truby's
run on the east bank of the Buchanon nv
or, Upshur county, the house known as the
Berlin property was destroyed by lire, and
six persons burned to death,-Mrs. Quick
and her three children, and two children OF
Mr.. KimbAll: the oldest about ) years, ana
the other ten. Mr.. John Quick, the hus'
hand and father, had gone to HuttonsviIle,
carving the mail from that place to Sage
His wife being afraid to stay alone, Mt
Kimbalrs children were called in to stay all
night. They were all lying in Il back room
in the lower part Of the house i three IN a
bed arrived at the place A. about o,
clock A. NJ. | shall never forget the a"IHI
scene-the house in ruins, the six bodies
burning; three lying side by SIDE, and the
others in the same wav ut another place, ap'
parently just as they we're lying in bed Ny
first conclusion was that they all suiiocated
before the fire had reached them. Mr.. Kim
ball. father of the oldest girls had 60, there
few minutes before.
The man was almost frantic with greet
and sorrow; he met me few rods from the
smoking ruins, exclaiming, ooh! how can
| stand this: oh ! that had died with my
children tried to comfort him, but II
vain. He went into the hot ashes over tbs
remains of one of bis children, aud tneC
to raise it. advised him to let them be I'll
Mr.. Quick would come. In a short time a
persou was sent to meet him on his wa
back from Huttonsville. He arrived in th,
evening overwhelmed with grief 1t wa
surely heart rending to see the poor man
A colin having been made, the remains tina
could be found were placed in it and buried
on Sunday at II A, N. How the fire orig
mated is not known, rs none OF the neigh
bors discovered it uEtil the next morning
and of those in the house not one was lei
! to tell the sad tale On the morning OF Jul
3 some of the ncrghbors, seeing the hous
no longer occupying its site, crossed ii
river to see what had happened, and,
their horror, discovered the roasting remain
of the victims in the ruins. 1t is certain
great mystery that none escaped, an
there are various theories in regard to
One is that the house WAS struck by ligh
ming, and oil either killed or stunned, 50
TO be unable to escape, 10y the same bC
, that fired the house; and another, that tn
had been murdered, and the house fir
in order to conceal the crime. But ETH
surmise is, We believe, untenable, and t
i" true facts in the case will, perhaps never
= known.
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A RADICAL STRONGHOLD CAVES IN.

The Republican party owes its supremacy
largely TO the expulsion from the polls Of @
large part of the people of the United
States. 1t obtained power by division and
wrangling in the Democratic party, and ii
has kept i. by partizan and proscrip,ive leg.
islation, whereby it has undertaken to
hedge and ditch itself in, and fortfy itself
against the people. The late election in
Virginia, with the prospects in Tennessee
and other Southern States, indicate that
these tactics cannot longer be relied on
that the ill.feeling engendered by the war,
and the iliberal and proscriptive policy
which It has inspired, are giving way and
cannot last. This is not merely Demo.
cratic vision 0: future good, but is a fact
which is recognised by Republican polit.
clans. The Chicago Journal, one Of the
most thoroughly ultra papers in the West,
and one that has used its influence in favor
OF raising the highest standard Of proscrip
tive loyalty in Virginia, Tennessee, and
other States Of the South, in it's issue Of the
2lst, yields the stronghold of Repubhcanism
as follows:
We look upon universal suffrage and uni.
vesal amnesty as fOregone CONCLUSIONS
Rightfuly or wrongfully, that is to be the
sequel Of all this suffrage agitation. The
black man, from one end of the land to the
other, is TO be voter; the traitor in times
past whether rebel with pluck or a cop.
p p, without ii, is also to be a voter
ne contest IS not over, but it requires no
'pectai foresight to divine the issue.
Ane American Republic is to establish
Two principles st, there ia to be no dis.
reimbursement for race, color or nrevion,
oCnu Hi:. OF servitude; I'd, no punishment
OF political oiienses, except for imme5;a,a
defense of the Government. The no~o
Gratis may mourn over Sambo's erfranok;-o
ment, but to no purpose. Raa;caIa 80
protest against this lenieucy TO indiy;snap:
which is cruelty to the State, but all 10 ~ =,
purpose. A chain of causes are at wn,,
against which no protests will avail.
The Journal, after years of gropn
among the blind passions of revenge, set
tiopsl prejudice and political jealousy Q
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BRANnETH'S PILLS.

They remove all bad Accommodations from the
bowels, and purify aud invgorate the system.
All whose health is not perfect owe it to them
selves to take II few doses of Brandeth'S Pills, be
cause the seeds Of decay are constantly eradica-
ted by their use aud the principle of life confirm
ed, thus giving % vigor of body and mind to a pc
Rod when We have been used to see the fsltering
step and eufebled intellect.
General Paez, the distinguished hberator OF
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most sstisfac-
tory results.
For Costiyeness, Dyspepsia, and as family
Medicine they are unrivalled.
Daniel I. Tenny, Esq, Aston House, New
York, cured by Brandeths Pills of Dyspepsia
| and Costiyeness, when all other means had failed
A gentleman, whose father died of consumption
at SO years, was also attacked, when about a. by
the disease. he had cough night swcats, and
general debility. Doctors recommended cod liv.
or OIL but he wasted away, At last he determin.
| ed to use Brandeth's Pills. In two months they
made him sound man. Liulyl9dwlm.