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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-06

WEST VIRGEN1A.-At rules held in
w the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF
Wetzel county, for the month of July, 1869
George W. Rowsnd,
vs.
A. j. Lehew James E. 0Dowd, Thomas Arnett
Edgar NJ. Jones and John w. Rowand
In ChanCery.
The object OF this suit is to recover the sum
of S37s with interest aud costs of suit, in which
an attachment has been issued and returned
served .
II appearing by an affidavit filed in this suit,
that the defendant, A j. Lehew, has left the
State on motion, it is ordered that the said A.
]. Lehev appear here within one month after
the due publication of this order, and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest In TINS
suit.
A Copy-Test; FRIEND COX, Clerk'
GEORGE Z. BOYD Sol: for Complainant.
ian25.oaw4t
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It is commonly known that the General Gov.
eminent, for wise purposes, has given its aid
and encouragement TO the construction Of one
MAIN THROUGH LINE or RAILROAD from the Pa
ciho Ocean across the Territories 70 connect
with the various Eastern branches Of the Pa
cidc Railroad system, and which win form the
GRAND TRUNK ROUTE TO the Far West
upon which the mighty traRs-continental traffic
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are bspssy informed thai Afs<r tSs
arTt visit they en- take the rsatnsut honns
and use il until cured, vith0ut pain or isssrr'p'
ton 70 their usual vocation
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70 Boys Calf Boots of superior arti-
Gle at No. 1875 Main street.
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The TRUSTEES 81 the Association assf
u. NeMUEDY, Rsq.
ELSON T. WRIGHT Eco, frosidsst Star
Metal Company. .uL
VS.. GERMAN. ESQ Presidsht s,dyvesAs'
Bank, n. Y. city.
N W. FORD, ESQ, Cashier National Bank Of
the Republic.
/. W. MURRAY.
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DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT,
Principal & Interest in Gold Coin,

Tho attention of Investors, Tr.stses, EKecu
tors, and others desiring An unuI lAlly safe, 70
liable and profitable form Of permanent invest
ment, is called to the advantages aud assurances
Of the I'D.
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WATCHES & JEWELRY
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The OFFICERS Of tho Association are
y. MCMURDY. President.
EI.SON + WRIGHT. Vice Presidsnt.
W. s. CARMAH, TrsasurcS.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary.
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LOCAL AGENTS ARR WAITED in sysSJ
County and Town and applications RON con
petent parties for such agencies, Hith soit4e's
endorsement, should - sddTssssd 70 the Con.
r""' ROBERT ,. NOAH.
No. 421 street. bet Fsart~snth and Fiftseuth
strests, Washington. ID. g.. ..s..
General Agent for the District Of 0plam biA Asd
States Of vIrIiBiA and West virginia
oct53m
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The Act Of Congress conters upon the Corpo-
rations, besides the right of way across the Ter.
fritOries gift Of IL SUI acres OF the public lands
per mile, contiguous 70 this line, and an appro-
| priation from the National credit of sixty NIL
! LIONS in s PER CENT. BONDS delivered as the
work progresses; or half the estimated cost Of
the Through Limo and Branches. These Sub.
sidy bonds the company may cancel in . course
of years by the Transportation services of the
Roads, and a small per centage Of their net earn.
ings; they, therefore, constitute an element OF
great strength 10 the corporations.
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All communications ahonld he addressed 70
ROBERT p. NOAH. No. va v street wash.
inEton. ID. C., General A gent for the Distrtot OF
Columbia and States of Virgins and West Viz.
ginia for the Manhattan Cooperative Relief
Association.
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Under these favoring auspices very gratifying
progress has been made in extending the railroad
track from both direCtiops. Nearly 1000 miles
of the Main Line and c0nverging Branches be
tween the Missouri River and the base of the
Rocky Mountains have been built within Lhret
years. The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD ha,
also steadily and successfully carried the Main
Stem Line from the steamboat navigation of the
Pacific to the summit of the Sierra Nevada and
into the Great Salt Lake Basin east of the Cali
fornia line. Having overcome by far the most
difficult and expensive portion of the whole
line the probabilities of the through connection
with tho Eastern lines being effected in 1870
amount Almost TO certainty.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-11
PacIfc Railroad Matter.

SUMMIT, New. June 10.--A dis
patch from the summit of the Sierra
Nevadas, one hundred and five miles
from Sacramento, to SimontOn, says
The Pullman Palace train arrived
here at 30 this afternoon, having
run from Promontory Point, over the
Central Pacific, at a speed of from
thirty FIVE to fifty miles hourly, on
level sand, and from twenty five to
thirty-6ve on the ascending grades.
The road g nerally is in good oondi-
ton. aud thousands Of workmen are
daily improving it by leveling up the
track, which was slightly settled by
the heavy rains. There are no reason
able grounds for the Eastern stories
of danger from any source on the en-
tire line acroes the continent. The
fifty miles of really rough road on the
Union Pacific, east of Wasatoh, is
rapidly being perfected In the mean
time trains are running slowly and
cautiously. The time between New
York and San francisco should be
made In six davs.
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railroad Ac ident.

BALTIMORE, June I0-Mr. King
Vice President OF the Baltimore e
Ohio Railroad, and Vim. Toole, First
Superintendent of TRANSFORMATION
give the following statement in re-
gard to the accident 10 the through
express train, from Washington TO
New York, last night The train was
proceeding at its usual speed, when
just after passing Annapolis j JUNCTION,
on entering cut, the engine struck a
COW, throwing her from the track
against bank The engine, baggage
and mail cars passed safely, when the
cow rolled under the wheels of the
smoking or forward passenger car.
The train was stopped about one
hundred yards from where the COW
was struck. The smoking car was
filled with passengers, and was thrown
off the track. completely wrecked and
crushed. The second passenger car
mounted the smoking car and rested
on it at right angles. This car was
badly damaeed but not broken up.
The next car, chair car, ran on the
wreck, and into it a few feet, aud was
also considerably damaged The
only persons injured were Ia the first
two passenger cars, and the number
is stated at eight OF these, Samuel
Weld, German of Atlanta, Ga, was
the only passenger who was seriously
injured. He is very badly bruised
about the face and head, and will
probably die. The other seven pas
sengers We're more or less bruised
and cut. .-r-~.-r :. : !
Mr.. Weld, who was Injured Is
agent of Georgia, and was on his wav
to Europe. He is still at the Jnnc,
ton, it not being considered Sale 70
remove him. q. w. Wells, Of A Ibanv
was somewhat injured, but is able 70
keep on his journey home. Mr.. Ev-
aus, of Alexandria, was brought here
and carried home to Alexandra. The
train also brought in here this fore
noon Que man from Georgetown.
slightly injured. 0ae colored woman
had her head badly cut, aud three
colored men were bruised. G.. w.
Clapp, of this city, received a scalp
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DAHY JOURNAL
Close the stores.


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The action taken by some of the
proprietors of family groceries, in
.st.h closing their stores at an early hour
in the evening, has given great salts
faction to their employees, and is
highly commended by all classes. We
.,aas45 think their examples might be fol-
lowed by the dry goods establish
lishments with equal advantage to all
parties. There is no labor more tire
; some than to stand behind counter
-s0Ef Is to measure and cut dry goods. We
are aware that many mechanics regard
-3 the business as efeminate in its char
acter, and think it much better adapt
-.sts.s ed to women than men, but were these
to take the places of clerks in store
which does large retail business, and
sif IN kept going for eleven or twelve hours
per day for six days, they would come
to a different conclusion as to the
amount of labor involved in the bust
ness. The close confinement and
wearisumeness of the duties devolv.
ing upon clerks demand, it seems to
US, that the stores be closed at as
early hour IN the evening as prac-
sioable. Buyers will have no diff
Guilty in arranging their plans accord
inYly, and the stores will, in conse-
qUeace, lose none of their customers
wlile comforting great favor upon
their employees. We are satisfied
that the rest and recreation thus
secured by the clerks during the
leisure of the evening hours, will
Erender them SO much the more ener-
80 B eetic and cheerful during the bust
ness hours of the ensuing day, that
their employers will realize profit
rather than loss in the proposed
change of time for closing their
stores
As people, we are too eXacting,
beth of ourselves and of all who
come in contact with US. We pay en-
tirely too little attention te recreation
of body and mind. WEAKNESS does
not stop as, until weariness ends in
sickness. We know not how much
more work we might be able to ac
uEs cOmplish by judieiously intermnglirg
rest with work, because we will not
take time to make the experiment.
Were we to do so, we would realize
that there is far more brightness and
joyousness in this life than we had
imagined, and that our worldly affairs
aprospered beyond any experience in
the old ways.
We hope our dry goods proprietors
will unite in movement, which is
but simple justice to a hard-worked
class Of employees, and that TIE stores
.uslmay all be closed at an early hour
seven or half past seven o'clock. We
seare confident they will realize gain
rather than lose, pecuniarily, by the
change aud will materially improve
the moral and physical condition of
'Hon the men In their employ
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Senator Fenton, OF New York, is chi
cago
The President and party arrived at New
York on Thursday, and left at noon for
West Point.
the veIli.t in the Sprague-Craig :breach
OF promise case, in Chicago, was for 500, 600,
instead of $4,000, as heretofore stated.
HOratiO White has been appointed A gent
hi+Of the Whine ebagoes. on the Missouri
River, and Fayette Allen Receiver of Pub
lie Moneys, at st. CrOix. Wisconsin.
MAJOR Thompson has been detailed by
.Old r of General Candy, for temporary
-duy as Sheriff of Richmond, t. reliev e
Malo- Eide kin.
The Mutual B Use Ball Club of, New York
beat the Yale University Club, at New
Haven. on Wednesday. The score stood
eighteen 70 sixteen.
The Bridge crossing the Kennebee at
HolIowe1l, Maine, fell Thursday morning
and two spans of 1t were carried down the
river nt-
The son OF John Capp. of Dayton. Ohio
aged about I3 years, was instantly killed
on Wednesdayssin in that town, by stone
thrsRn frota asIing in the hands of anoth-
er boy.
About tn ee hundred guests attended the
banquet of the National Typographical
Union, at Albany, New York. on Wednes-
day night. Toasts were drank, speeches
made, and good time generally was had.
A. l.. ste adman, a wealthy Engllshman
stopping at the Brevoort House. New
York with Sir ]. Barring on ex-Mayor of
Loudoa, has disappeared suddenly. It is
feared he has been fOully dealt with.
Judge Back. who was injured sone
weeks ago. by an accident on the Louis
Vile Nashville Railroad, is entirely ont
of danger. His arm is safe. and there il
reasonable hopes Of his having tolerable
good use of it,. He suffers good deal Inn
bears up well. He will probably be able
TO leave Tor home in three weeks.
On Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
there was a de ce tornado at Miamisburg.
Montgomery County, Ohio. One bridge
over the Great Miami was demolished.
another partial unroofed, fences aud
-chimneys were blown down. houses un-
IOofed, and the depot was rocked so as to
stop the cock. The path of the tornado
was narrow and short, and did not touch
elsewhere In the vicinity
The celebrated Harrison and VIeeIand
case, which originated in suit brought
in Tie Hudson City Circuit Court, la
January, by Mrs Harrison, a widow of
forty-iv-, against George VleeI4t d. a
wealthy lover of eighty-three, for breach
OF promise, is now being argued in the Su-
preme Court OF New Jersey, on motion of
the defendant Tor a new trial.
The large stove mandatory OF Munsa1I
& Co.. at Elizabeth, New Jersey, fell In on
"Wednesday, carrying all the stoves ana
material of the building into the base-
Inent, destroying a considerable amonnt
OF property. Fortunately none OF the en-
pIoyees, numbering some one hundred
were in the building when the accident
occurred.
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The report of the Railroad Commission
ers, sent to the Legislature of New HamP'
shire on "Wednesday, shows that the At
I4ntic & st. LaWrt nee Railroad, since il
was leased by the Grand Trunk Railroad
has been In q shocking condition, unfit tcl
freight transportation and unsafe for pas
senger travel They recon mend some ac'
tion by the Legislature to forcesthe lessees
to place it in proper order.
The train from Washington City, on
| "Wednesday light, comprising ten cars, in
| Guiding the Presidents car, met with an
accident, when near Annapolis Junction,
by colliding with a cow.syThe baggage car
| and two passenger cars were thrown Oh
| the track, Overturning them. a man
named Wild, of A tlauta, Ga, was danger
ously wounded. and seven others were
severely injured.
| KIlIan Bros. cabinet factory, in West
Thirty-seeondS street, New York, was burn
ed "Wednesday night. A carpet-shaking &
establishment, Stewards gold pen factory
and two sma machine shops in the same
building, were burned. Loss $4,000; in
sured. Five thousand dollars worth OF
pets belonging to the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, We're burned.
John w. MOriarty, President OF the
Irish Republican Association of Pennsyl /
vanfa, has issued an address calling on all
Irishmeu in the State, who favor uuiver-
sal suffrage, the protection OF American
industry and the liberation of Ireland, to
meet in each Congressional District and
elect one delegate and one alternate, TO
attend the Irish Republican Conv ntion
in Chicago, on the 4th of July. The adj
dress states that the position taken by
H rnf al
Irishmen.
William J. Nixon, respectable farmer
living about one mile east of Lasalle, ILL.,,
was murdered Wednesday night, about
o'clock. John Healy, neighbor, has
been arrested for the crime. Two men
had previously been engaged In a wrangle
about the terms OF a contract, when the
deceased was assaulted with an axe by
Healey. a few days before Healey had
shot at Nixon near the door of the Farm.
ers' House There seems to be no doubt
that healey is the murderer, although
there has been discovered no Witness OF
the deed.
Edward Mesh, hardware merchant, of
DunIeith, formerly OF st. Paul, has been
arrested as an aeeompllce OF G. l.. Wood,
in the alleged embezz' 'ement OF $4,000 from
the ST. PduI q Milwaukee Railroad. 1t
will be recolIected that Wool pretended TO
have stumbled while carrying the money
across the St Paul bridge, and hat it fell
into the river. N esh was the witness who
certified that he was witness of the oc-
currence.
The Iowa Republican State Convention
met at Des MOines, on Thursday, and
nominated Gov. Merrill for re election,
and Msjor A. NJ. Weldon, or Appanoose
County, for Lieutenant G ,vernor. Judge
Dillon was nominated for Judgs of the
supreme Court. Gov. Merrill and Judge
Dillon were nominated by accl 4Ination.
Hon. A. 8. Kesssll was nominated for
superintendent of Public Instruction. Two
OF the Vice Presidents of the Convention
were colored men, one of whom addressed |
the Convention with great acceptance.
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a u. d. Piegot, internal reys'
woune; ,S,oe of5;;oor e New York, was slightly
wounded in thl n.ao; oj .j;nbt e. tha,c, sn.i u y
Washington, rece wed xnsh; sFlghf sfa.I .9l.I
reoai1ed moe~u. D1Eo, woand 1ID in the shoulder.
As soon as the accideL> occurred rec
much solicitude was felt as 70 ihe
safety of the Presidential party, aho ao
on some passengers, proceeding to ne
rear car, it is said they found the
President placidly smoking on the
platform, and not aware of the ex-
tent of the disaster.
Mr.. McCann, brakesman on the
train had his left leg broken.
The darkness of the night added to
the horror Of the situation, as it pre-
vented the uuinjured from seeing the
full extent of the disaster. The EN-
bankment at the point where the dis
aster occurred is about twenty feet
high. sasm
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Washington Items.

\ WASHINGTON, June 10. = Official
proclamation is made of the ratifca-
tion of the additional articles to the
Extradition Convention between the
United States and Italy, applying to
persons guilty Of embezzlement.
WASHINGTON, June 10-GeneraI
CANDY has appointed Major Durham
Judge Advocate in the army, to be
Judge of the Supreme Court of Ap-
peals for Virginia.
Registration in that State will COM
mence next Monday and continue ten
days. This will comprise a revision
of the last registration taken il
March, 1866.
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AUGUSTA. GA, June 1O.-The par
ties who were arrested in Warrenton.
by the Military have been released by
the Court on gIvingbonds. Judge An
drews, of the Circuit Court. has forbid
den the Sheriff, at whose instance the
arrests were made, to act or In any way
to assume the functions of the office.
Quiet has been restored, and good
feeling exists between the citizens
and Military.
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ELECTION N0TTcF
RoONs MS OF THE THE E: I. ASSOCIATIONS. !

Rooms OF THE r. L. ASSOCIATION.
Evansville, Ind, June 5, 1869,
ny "a sSEAS. The last election of the
w Board OF Directors OF the n. +. Asso-
citation, held on the evenlEg of Nav I7th.
1869, was Illegal, and for. that reason va. d. .
Therefore, ia accordance with the provfs-
ions OF the constitution of said AsSOcfs-
tioni notice IS hereby given hat there will
be an election OF a Board OF Directors of
the r. Il. Association, held on Tuesday
evening. June 22i inst, at p. M az the
Library Rooms, at which stock oIders of
safd- zAssoclaGton are hereby notified and
requested to attend for the above specifisd
purpose.
Done by request of a number of stock
holders. +. STINSON,
les Tihrarfan
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GOING NORTH-
sTEAMRnArr.INra


To LOUIsv1LLE.-EVery Monday and
saturday a. lOO'clOck An. Every TuesdRv.
Wednesday, Thursday, and saturday al 3
O'clock p. M.
TO CAIEo-Daiiy, except Sunday. at 4
TO GREEN RIVER Every Tuesday and
saturday at O'Clock Pm. Every Thursday
a. O'Clock y. M.
70 kAsTPoRT.-EveryM Monday, Wednes-
daY and Friday at O'Clock p. M.
TO HESDERsOH-Daiiy, except Sundays,
81 O'Clock P.M.
TO NAsHvuLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday aL4 p. ~.
To MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at4P.M.
kockportstage tvia Newburgh and Boon
Ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays'
Arrives by ?. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. M. Arrives Tues
lays ana Saturdays by 4P.M.
Rb. vernon Mail Stage leaves daily (ew
'ept Eundaysl AZ A. n. Arrives daily lex
sePb 5undays) Dy r. M.
10 oNEWBUka.-HacR daily Except sun
O'Clock p. "a.
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Railroad Trai1 Thrown or the
Track, sc.

New YORK, june 10.-An Atlanta
dispatch says: Sheriff Norris has
effected the arrest Of eight persons
implicated in the late murders. Robt.
Toombs defends the prisoners In the
Court The right of negroes to hold
Office in Georgia is before the Supreme
Court.
A Long Island Railroad train, with
about 100 delegates from the Baptist
Convention at Greenport, was thrown
off the track, yesterday afternoon, but
no lives were lost. Several were badly
bruised.
VIM. Varley alias Eddy the Black
smith, has forfeited his bail bond, and
fed for parts unknown.
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Hon. w. II. Seward and Party on a
Pleasure Tour.

CHICAGO, June 1O.-Hon. VIM. H.
Seward, accompanied by Hon. Fred.
W. Seward and lady, and A. Fitch,
of Auburn, n. Y, are in this city to-
day. They have started out on tour
of some SIX months duration, COM
prising a trip to Omaha, and thence
by the Union Pacific Railroad to San
Francisco, where they propose to take
a steamer for Sitka. The party pro-
pose to visit India and China before
their return bone.
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Pacific Railroad Matters.
Wesley Chapel 50 for, and
26 against.
Especial to the Evansville Journal !

Special to the Evansville Journal
Another Fire at ROcb pOrt-LOsS
s 900.
RoCKPoRT, IND, June 10-Stock-
ing, Herch & Co. S carriage and buggy
mandatory burned at 4 O'Clock
this morning. Loss, $1,000. Insu-
rance, 300 in the Home Insurance
Company of New York.
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JACKSON, MISS June 1O.-The
trial of b. NJ. fYerger for the killing
Of Col. Crane, commenced o-day
before a Military Commission, Of
which Brigadier Il. General r.. S.
Granger is President. Counsels for
Herger have fled objections to trial
by Military Commission. which will
be argued tomorrow. Yerger plead
not guilty to charges and speclfca-
tiOns. Eminent counsels have been
engaged for the -defeuee.
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KEY WEST. June 1O.-The sloop-
oI-war Saratoga arrived to-day from
Havana. She has three cases of yell
low fever on board, but they are con
yaleseent. She will be ordered
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EEaneYIIIe 3 Crnwford,rIIIe.

Le0Ue Exn NFau ts-ot.s,t
4 Haute ....... 6:40 A NJ. 800 p NJ. b.f5 M
drTfUe ~ = "
Evansville ...Il:56 A N-.IO:Sl p NJ. $40 p NJ
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FOR SALE.

RwoW aALE-VA VALUAnLE MAIN
STREET PROPERTY Y-Thnt splendid
property known as the Ewier property,
situated on the west corner Of NAM and
sixth Streets, fronting 7GJz feet um Main
street and 100 feet on SIKH Street. Said
property is offered for sale nL low nWuFoH
on easy terms. Apply 10
j. ~. ELLtOTT a. RON.
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third streets.
felg dtf
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wife Murder.

ALBANY, June 1O.-Monday night
last, at Johnstown, Monfgomsrg
County, n. Y, Michael Finpeean ss-
saulted his wife with hatchet and
literally cut her head to pieces. Fin
Degan was arrested, =.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 10.-A
dispatch to the Advertiser, SAYS the
Radical Convention of the Third Dis
trict of Alabama is still at sea. No
agreement has been effected, and the
struggle is growing fiereer. The
charge Is made against Norris, late
Representative that he is a citizen of
Maine. and not of Alabama. The
principal opponents of Norris are ma
tive Republicans.
The Haynesville E:ramiaer of to-
day, reports the dreaded bolt worm
has made its appearance on a planta-
tion In Loundes County, and is carry
ing destruction to the cotton crop
MEMPHIS, June 1O.-R. D. Lam
bant's cotton shed was set on fire this
morning about two clock, and two
hundred bales of cotton either de-
stroyed or badly damaged. Ii was
fully insured IN home companies.
SARATOGA, June IO.-The members
of the National Printers Union were
here to-day on an excursion.