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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

To KFUp Tur PEl"E.-James Riley,
who was arrested on Wednesday charged
with breach of the peace, had an Ca
animation before Squire CT han Jester
day morning. 1t resulted in his being
held to keep the peace for three months
giving bonds in the sun OF $50.
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vAud still thew come 70 Loseber,

Y And still they come to Loecher's,
at No. 3 Washington Hal, opposite
Mcclure House. He is closing out his
stock of Toys, Notions, Fancy Goods,
Books, Stationery, &C., &c, selling
cheap at private sale.
On account Of i'll health, the auction
postponed q fow days, when due no.
tico will be given.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

Boy HURT.-A boy named Ernest
Nulty, about fourteen years old, while
at work piling up iron OF La Belle mill,
yesterday, fell on to piece of sharp
iron, cutting his chin in . fearful man
ner. His wound:was sowed up by DR..
Haz'etf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

Flmprove the opportunity before
1t is too late to purchase a nice present
for your friend or sweetheart at PAUL
Bros. g. Co.'s, No. 80 Market street,
Crangle's Block. All the Rew styles of
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books
wi h the additional hymns, New Games,
Gift Books, Writing Desks, and every
thing suitable for the holidays. No old
stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

VPrsyer Books with additional
hymns. Methodist and Presbyterian
Hymn Books; Bibles, Pocket and Family,
miscellaneous and fine books suitable
for gifts; Gold Pens and Pencils, cheap,
at A. w. PAUL g. Co.'s.
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KILLED INA Coal BANK.-Johu Gum
inert, well known citizen of Browns.
VILE, and at one time prominent Demo.
cratic candidate for the nomination for
sheriff of this county, was killed in q
coal bank at that place on Tuesday eve.
ming, 2lss instant. He owned, and was
experimenting in getting out and de.
livering coal, and had gone into the
bank late in the evening to see some of
the men, when portion of the bank fell
in on him, killing him instantly
Washington Pa Reriep.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

A NICE Bandit is said that a thor
oughly organized gang Of horse thieves
extends from Nicholas county, this
State, TO North Carolina. The members
of the band are bound under the most
terrible penaltie. never to betray each
other, and to die rather than be taken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

EThe late great failures in New
York enables US to effer this day, lOC
elegant double skirted Delaine Robes
worth S, for 50 each; 3Opieces all wool
double wild h SAxony Plaids, worth SOC
for Csc; % pieces heavy corded Poplins
for 37;c. IS. RHODES & Co.
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SHEEP KILLED.-A few nights ago
about sixty sheep belonging to Levi
DAWSON, residing hear Beallsville, were
killed by dogs. About the same time
a,s''s Deems and Duvsl, living in the
same c:ion of the county. LOST ninety
IN SIMILAR msnne,.-Wdshington { Pas
Rerietr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

VHenry Moorehouse, the English
Evangelist, is in Cincinnati. We see
that he is conducting a Bible Class at
the Rooms of the Yoang Mems Chris
tian Association in that city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

FJapanese Back CANNON, Patcheesi,
Checkered Game of Life, Zoetropes
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Tourist
Cases. and whole host of other things,
at a. W. PAUL g. Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

ANOTHER TRAIN.-Commencing Mon
day, January 3rd, the Cincinnati E1-
press train East over the B. & o. rail
road will leave here at 4:i0 wheeling
time) in the morning. This will give
us an early train East on Monday morn
ing. Heretofore this train has been
started every morning except Monday
The Cincinnati Express West will leave
Cameron daily after tomorrow.
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The Lecture Season.

Editors Of the Register:
For the information Of many enqu!r-
ing lends, We desire TO state that ths
FIST lecture of the season under the aus
pices of the Wheeling Library Associs.
ton will be delivered on January 10Th,
when Miss Anna Dickinson will appear.
LECTURE COMMITTEE.
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RYou need have no more gray hairs
if you will use the Alisaa. IL acts
charmingly on gray haired people, aud
isa splendid hair dressing for AL, keep
ing the hair soft aud lively-givinE il a
very fiue appearance.
Thousands of testimonials for Sc
wards Cough Cure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

~Venison, rabbits and squirrels are
getting to be quite plenty in our mar
ket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

HOLIDAY GooDs.-Nsw arrival OF gift
books and stereoscopic views last night
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-OtEo Cunning
ham got into a difficulty with Hugh
Ball, at Balls Saloon Oh Monre street,
about Q o'clock last night. After the
two had squabbled in the saloon for a
few moments, Ball ran into the alley
east of Washington Hall. Cunningham
followed and fired his revolver at him,
luckily without doing any damage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBrTIoN.-The
VI. Z. Sunday School of Bridgeport,
will tonight give their annual enter
tainment at the School, House. The
programme includes tableaux, dramas
and singing. These exhibitions have
al ways given the greatest satisfaction,
and we are sure this one will not fall
behind any ever given in Bridgeport.
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EGO to K. Bookings and Booking &
Carrolps Pharmacy for nice New Years
Presents. They are selling them at
greatly reduced prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

gOur business men act like mos
quitoes. We judge, from the way they
poke their bills at you.
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ELadies and gentlemen, 1.-THE
Gates Ajar' for al who wish to step in
and feast their eyes on things beautiful
ut 4. W. PAUL d Cos ,-- e.
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WA spring wagon laden with rags
and the "buglsr" broke down yesterday
Oh Main street, below Washington.
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saturday. the 18th day Of
January. 1870.

r+s following property, that is TO say: Gem
-,epclng at stone, corner 10 Frederick Maggie;
hence South cot East PC 6 10 poles to stake
- the upe OF Andrew Beecher; thence North
O. Eat III poles to poplar stump; thence
I'll 80 Ea.t IS ITO poles to . stone near =
f.Iing slippery elm; thence North 4ss Fast eos
,'si,, ~ = leaning poplar; thence North 33i East
I. soIss 10 . ,tOne; thence North 46t West
V ,lous In middle Of Rum thence down said
r., following the meanders thereof, TO the
S..s,f he ginning; containining abont fourteen
p,s, more or les.; situated in RiehlsRd town
-, ohio county and State OF West Virginia,
nat Of the land conveyed by George w
SSs.SS ~ ,sid Alexander NJ. Jacob and wife
sdIoining the lands Of Frederick Maggie, John
= CE.npsell. Richard Carter, Anderson Beecher
u "a ntbers or 20 much thereof rs will pay the
a., Of aid notes and with interest now due
~. - unpaid and all costs of this sac.
SeIiirg as trustee, will only convey such
,,t. . Is vested in me by virtue OF said deed OF
rqN ,, ~, J. HANSON GOOD.
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EFree Lunch at Chris. Birkle's Sa'
loon tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. VI.
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Personal S. C. Baker, Esq, an old,
popular and well known river map,
a former resident of Wheeling, is in tie
city on brief visit to his friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

EFT Is singular fact for Oontem-
plation that all that makes Us happy
here below is the Christmas goods to be
found at A. W. Paul. & Co.'S, LOG Main
street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EThis is the last REGISTER we will
be able to publish this year.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

-, VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
R.,S, 90 me BY william H. Woods and
80 p al. wife, bearing date the cath day Of
aH.,t I.6s. and OF record in the Recorder 8
sn t d, nag. 81. TO which more particular
49,. 4, made shall on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

~The most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

~Campbell IL Harden have few of
those handsome Sdshes left at reduced
prices.
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FOR SALE.

TIE UNDERSIGNED CfFERS FOR sA LIE
Iot No Al In GrahAm's addition 20 the city
a. wheeling. situate on the corner Of Quincy
and sixth street There is good brick and
[y.. house on tbs corner. containing sight
,,oms With water and gas throughout and ore
~ the beat cellars in tho city There is in con.
s.ctlop = good stable and carriage house. On
tbs .onth end OF the lot there is 8 good frame
houso wish I've rooms, fronting on SiIth street
d.,irable location. Parties wish.
khi.e will please call st ). j. Boyd's
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FOR SALE.
,neneu,m Property for Sale.

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
,ronsrty situated on the cerner Of Market
80, front fsT feet and 10 about ia feet deep.
This is probably the best business building site in
tba CITY WLsa eur new Market Street Bridge
i, completed il will be unequslled rs . business
THOS. OBRIEN,
da.o7 Real Estate AgerS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

u Crandslis Building Blocks, Hills
Blocks Fancy Goods generally, for sale
low at A W. PAUL & Co.'s.
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4Embroidery Chenille Of all shades
at Campbell & Harden's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

FAnother invoice of fine Mohair
Switches at Campbell & Harden's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

VFull assortment of Gloves and
Hosiery, very cheap, at Campbell &
Hardcn's
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

YrNew Roman Stripes of the most
desirable patterns, at Campbell & Har-
den's.
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EDUCATIONAL.

rref E~s,i.A.
REy. J. l.. KIRKPATRICK, ID. d., -
F'St Moral PhiiosepAtZ'
VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prct Hdtorv and kn2il1A Jslrsi~-s.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, A. NJ,
Pref. ka1.'w4isss
WILLIAM ALLAN, A. H.,
Ptef ADpiI.d x.lA.msas.
RICHARD S. hCCULLoCH, A. N,
Prof. Natural Phalosspk,
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. n,
P,q iypii.x ol>p.l,l>,.
HoS. J. W. BROCKENBRoUGn, LID,
PrT Lac.
". W. HUMPHREYS, AN.
h"tIref Lain AID 0r.A
ROBES NAsSIE, A. ~,
DUNCAN c. LYLE, A. NJ,
Ast Pfet Ksa.m4sl...
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
AS't Pref En4Ls,.
JOSEPH b. WALKER,
Ast P,er Uhs-ts,,y. and
PrtssiDai " Bsssrsss S,knst
For the present. the ihstrBt tsn 10 Enellsk
10 aIyidsd sisObg the Professor, vi Moral PhlL
osopLy, Modern Languages aEd His,esy. 9Th
The AID Of an Assistant Professor.
The duties Of TIA. chair ar. dbehsg.xy
the p'sfessors Of Cksmlsry and ssssJJ rhiL
osophy.
O. ACADE Al COURSE.
The EtadsHt selects bis or sosfss 81 stuSJ,
andsr the advice % his Parents % Of the yss
atty. Tbs ssVsrL seboos sfs 90 sfT.sy-S -
10 admit Of ooDIiets EQUINE q study IN Ne
4 D,n.u1.st Of Arr. Va rhish n s,tssA.1
tbs D,srse ofBAcHsDoE on AETl
:. UspsrtBeHt u SrisBos-
Uspartnsnt u Psuo.ophy.
Degree OF BAcssLos oV PuIO.opu
The DeETes Of hAsTEk % Am u sosfsrss6 Z
on stadsnn Who have con Dlsted the esarss ~
stssy IN nins 81 tho Seh0ols. AEd ksrs lahsa
Distinctions in seven Of tbsss.
3 PROFESSIONAL coUEskA.
l. Department u Civil Ehxisssrinr
uiih ths UiHiOns u CIyIL kIsurxa
D'S. ,,s a. S o. M,slsa Z, AsSs.s .
Department Of IAu and Equity
vita ths Dsgrss Of BtcHsLos ev Law
Il 10 propossd 20 stu farther sItsn< the
Practical .sd seissEss tDsparlassA 10 a,
direction Of
} Mechanics Eaxinssnps q ap,i..s
cbsnIstTy. . AEresltaTs q Z Jnssfss.
;. PREP4EAToRY DEPAxrhKsT.
Tki. e0sraz Embrace. The subJsss- Of Ls,i,
jrsss, Hstl~nstios and Eazilsh, prvpsfstSg,g
. tbs regular College sis.ssA
& sIUDESTs BUSINESS School
In this School Personally. Roskssstll,
Accounts. &s. are taaEht usdsr The authority
4 the faSaIfy.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE NF 4 DEED u isso u
Is made the ssveDt day Of Aphi, isos, ey
Johl u. Pettysors 10 J. Hanson, d % now on
rssord in the Recorders oincs Q, ono county
and state of West Virginia m Deeo BOOK NO:
s. and page sss, to secure she payment OF two
premissOry nsses for q. st ,sSs ' ons navabIs
ss M. a. a. of Gstober, 1869, and the other
G.r.sls on the ir-t day Of October, 1870, both
S..rns interest rom date, sirnsd and executed
Sy job. Il. Pttyoord to Alexander N; jacob
ia. IL At she front do " Of the Court House
P S.;S .-Gnty of Ohio and State aforesaid; on
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

VIZ MIN H
TIE STORE ROOM No. MONROE
i street, now occupied by Lewis, Little & Co.
4i,O, the room No. II, occupied by J. & p.
Norris, as q hardware store. Possession given
April lst, 1862. Enquire Of
sec5l W. W. MILLER.
, 1869-07-05

painted black with a white md blaek nss, Mh5
plared on the shoalcst water found Ine 4oeahloa
q 81 S1o5 S r ss = ,naies g se
ouos west Ea1ealone. lighthouse bears frDtn
buoy east tontnesst; msgnctlc distance. t"eam- S-
Itesea bears tson buoy cast ~ north: magnetic
distance. iwenrl-one nautical mites.
csdea not 10 participate IN celebrating 1ae FouSth
OF July,
Francisco to-day. 4 committee Of the roafsl OF
Supervisors net h!u =. BeGIcaa 10 essoEt KIN to
The Occidental Hotel. Whers apartments, servants,
csIraRes ETC., alt provided by The city for his
ce1nodatiou, while the guest OF the city.
Several citizens to-day witnessed private rTtal
ar.sor e ri. nc e. s.eameT rose ii lie as aaaa. sxSsn
ty-dye feet, the machinery operating successfully
liuortng up aud driving forward The vessel with
Considerable speed. There WILL be public trial
Of The Ayitor Oh sunday ue1t
The Chicago excnlslonistE, Judge Catou- NJ
Ogden and Others arrived here last ntsaI, l., 7,
Wels, Fargo ca have Shipped to New York
l.5oooC1 Of treasure By railroad since the opening
General UIu nas nss1gped General Stoneru2n 10
the cou uand Of the District ot Aft{oaa S nesa. @ q
quarre1a al Drum Harracfs; General Wneat2n 70
,hs command q The sub-d!sttac: o. Upper e.
southern Art2rna; Lieutenant Colonel " AuAee %
the slb-dI Of Lower Colorado. The Iiss1tct
or Alizona and the suh-dl-f1r1s ere de4gnated
such only for the purpose q prnnpnI Operating
With troops and STe the senior officer supervision
thereof. General Ord dtccts the cotumaadets
NOT 70 limit the operations Of scouting pa11ies 10
apy geographical hne, but hunt the enemy whef-
evrr he can he found. ...,....
SAs FRASc1sco, July a-The baskenttne vest
EN- Belle sailed from humboldt Tor tnis port, 10
Janaar5, 1866 aud has neTer been heard tEou uutn
recent1f, v hen . portion Of her hull, With tae
name painted on It. YVES discovered on The north
ern eosst Of tnis state, nesr cape rerhotuA +o-
Juue was g. a4p, 900 IN gold, and Goy 10 suSer.
Total for the ,ear ending June r. 9ol6, e9o.
1T1t nhSfFTEI IS The Q3ilulAl Au0l-
yersa7y In this cltF. business VIII be genefaiy
suspended, and the public ot1ces cioset
| the steamer Gre2t Republic sailed for non4
kong Gil yokohama to-day, With t6aS oo1 n fIeas-
ure-{4s0. 600 Ior Yokohama: $Na,ooe ler Aon2
Kong; te3 900 for Shanghai al.
Tue Cboflar Mining ConnanJ teslaIsi 1..l Ms'i-
deut q t.snt5 AoiS5s PEI s safa Heieasf Suo
q, choa5 -: Seaaten;s ~ EsoTa ,le heat So1 o.
En pre- An 70; Gorld Ea.7g, an9cr III III TX Aecien
tal. "a: ophir, 80; osetn;an, Us: sA'sss' 81
E1our lui1 and unchanged. Wheat quiet; cnosce
new, ti.Go. Legal tenders HS.
, 1869-07-05

The Ruin Stor1n-ScrIousU Damage to

The Ruin storm-scrIous Damage to
Crops Etc
AoHHls, ILL.,
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Trituue-
NORRIS, Ill, July 3.
Last night the Illinois River hAd fallen within
1ta hanka The deposits left BY the water upon the
lnud, and the decaYing vegetable Qattef, has Gre
ated an lntaleTahIe stencil upon the bottom !a1kls
Yesterday afternoon the rain fell in toEreuts, and
the river has y,sca over three feet 1t y again
over the bottom lands, aud ELL rising. Tits nj.
sesuoou It is raining hard
Special Despatch % Tue cqicaso Tribune.
JOLIET, July
The crops around here are almost entirely de-
stroyed~ II has rlned here IeartJ every day fol
the 1ast slx weeks The river Is sery high 1t .
reported here that q, TOO worth OF cattle were de-
suoJed On an island near Seneca, u, II Is rain
Ing heavily this afternoon
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
/ severe storm, accompanied with heavy wind.
passed over city this afternoon, doing Conal-
erable damage 10 shade Trees anu fences AT X
o clock the thermometer stood at 100 ID the &sEsie
The rivers at thts point are falling Sesy fast /
think the water has been some higher hers thsa In
1867, Al O'Clock, thermometer 50 Ia Tue ah8de
RED WING, XINN.
EpeclM Despatch to Tna ChicagD Tribune.
BED TIfG, July
The weather Is very favorable Tor crops ut pres
fnt Crops IN good condition
ST. FAC1, Alss-
Special Despatch to Ths Chicago Trtbaue.
ST. rAC1, Mimi, Juue :
An otncial meteorological record, published to-
day, shown that, contrary 10 general e1pectaano
more than AT average Anocn. Of rain 1as 1a'lea
In June The rains Indeed, were quite nuuaer.
pps, hut SerT limited in quantity. Cool as the
mouth has bteu 1t has been ge1 favorable "
growing crops, Bltn the exception ol corn Wheat
never stoua ihicker On the ground OF promised q
more ahundant field. This Is the uniform test4-
| monY throughout the central ana northern por--
inn, ~ rfaA hn1 nnAInE h.lA reached
| herr OF the poor prospect OF any crop except
cDsu sad the prospects OF TITS cereal arr iuP1ov
lug ra!iY within week- 10 far from the Gtuln4i
| being unlnly soaked, 1t u now ready for uots
, 1869-07-05

Completion OF sue NFtdEe Acfos* the
Missouri - A tsFent GAthcrinE -
speeches by General N1cGicrnandy
s.nrl SchnEx and Oshers-Isarbccurs
DC.
KANSAS CITY, NO.. July a-The largest ea:atr-
Ing OF people tpat EFer assembled in this city too
grueaied today to Wttness ard take part IN the
celebration Of the completion u tue f2ltosd
bs1dge acFp6s the MNsou1, River. There were a.
least len thousaal straneeFs Ii the CITY,
coming from all parts OF the county.
The chlcsKo company which left tho caty Oh
THURSDAY evening arrived here at II o'clock thus
morning ana we're furnished Fnn ,Ia lna'atTSns s s s
ranxements for the celebration weTe made By In-
experienced parties End the K!easest confusion
prevailed making The entire affair failure, With
the exception Of the speech Of Gen McGfern1nti.
i p1noe*sion formed at Il O'clock and crossed
the bridge preceded ~ = tfasa AZ q @ ea1 H. "a @
cesAun halted, and General Reed, acting Mayor Of
the city. made . brief speech, congra1alattn0 the
ma,ie IN constructing the Cameron Ralroa.i and
Mssor Deering, Of Liberty City. Mo-, responded
IN appropriate tcr7ns, when the procession re-
formed and again proceeded to Kansas CITY, amid
the artng OF cannon and the cong1a uIatIona of aa
eIGttetl popuface- The procession marched to
Mr.. Steeleb Grove, where 1t had been arranged
that the orator Of the day, Hon. John 4 AcC!eE-
Maud, woull dellyer m au,iress Of CONTAMINATION
TO the people. Among the d!stingulsned pssson.
sianani. Of Missouri: sena.or Rice, Of
AEkAnsas; Governor Harvey, Of Kansas: ~enator
Sgo1L oI Penn; Eatl Stnarz Mayo tnae Of 81
Louis, ant other celebrates The alten'tsnce ~
the grove Was veEY l4E<e alt ouxh the oppEessfse
sion, General AcG1ernand was introduced t.s
the audience by 1udRe Douglas, who ot,eup'-ssa
lie ciia1e- The speech vas A. ah!e md eloquent
effort. and Maa loudly app!au'icl
Colonel Burke. aise. General Acaaernana en- aaa
concluded proposed three Cheers Tor The conple-
tson Of tae orNige, which we're given with = Wl1l-
Carl Scnu1z Fas then called upou, but e1cnses9
himself from making speech Judge Douglas
hut the Latter gentleman did not respond
Aiter the 0Fatlon, the party paHuo6 Of scaafys
insufficient COLLATION., which was denou1nated q
barbecue In short time after The hungry cruNd
commenced the work OF demolition there VIE
nothing but crub,b4 aud bones. Thus ended tho
ceremonies Of She bridge opening. ...
in the afternoon a balloon ASCENSION took place.
by man named Holman, and IN the evening Z
banquet took place at the l>uctnc House, at which
Carl Echufk u121e L kpefth.
, 1869-07-05
ST. LOUIS.

o.,.euted fRonds-EIenvy Bankrupt.
Cas~1uport Duties -LoteAt
from tnc Upper Missouri. Esr.-In~
c,au uTFoubfeAETeshct Losts
ETC.
ST.. 1or1s; July a-rhe st. Louis County bonds
which were protested In SeT fork YestetdaJ
Wesr rrosested for non -paI uent N gola ms
county had plenty Of currency to taSe tae@ up
oes Sea pks,sioa oi john Darcy. IN psa9u7se.,
naa peen nled, lts assets amount TO sSsz- g. an1
a n.nnplnenI anserument contractor, inst from
Fort ScnDy, makes the following report: = 20 rau
Of any eccouut north ot vest q sluu1 C!ty. and
but little beyond omaha. TIE Missouri y ism:
att1,putable to Ialu. Below Council hlu1s. hoVes-
Craig s1aon % s9e @ GegSS st y n9aa tr ~ - 'Sasp9 Sn'pe
water, there having been no trains fot -Four tafs" :"
lapiain Ua1tle, of the stean,er Aountasnecr,
reports that In cretE below Council hitff-, ne
saw seventeen de1d bodies taken ou-she bodies
Of men, women and children. who weEe d5o~ ned
from the tu1ten rise uf the rtycr and oFefdu* Of
he 1ndians afc q good deal dissatisfied They
sag they do not understand the 9uaSers, prefer
ring General barney, as they know just nhas 70
40 with BIN, and whnt 10 'septna upon y pso-
visions are not sent them promptly theEe VIII DC
trouble.
Emile iahasgo, hieh arrived this ~ ventnx troa
Nutorl, reports 1ntlisn outr3Ses at GFauu RFer
! ana Blg Cheyenne, Ths " hltes were greatly e.
.na having been repeatedly deceived, are prauE
intu s&Eat3a;att, NftflnK OF Stock, Aua tnEeutto
! pg death to all v hlfea.
The accounts from Kansas OF tho tremendous
rains and toods Ia that state, on Thursday Q! Last
week, are OF most sad and terEole character.
In the neicht,urhood of Junction CITY, lness vas
terfect IL uge, the country being literally tte&u-
| ed out At Marshall, thirteen persons, hrn,
women apd children, were caughs in the terri
| ble nool aud drowned. ~ inc creeks n tnas
raflr oads and much other property were .iestoss
ed The uood was extensive and very dall;1u.1,.
| al over that State. -...-.. ... .
| Kansas papers, IN reference to the storms AMI
frcs hets tn that STATE, ray colonJ OF S"e'ie@ w19
| we're encampcd CO the haw River IN Temporary
| shantIes they being foule for the back srtur-
msnts, were suddenly euGu!fed ~ the late risEsx
Of the KRw. The party endeaEofed to escape. hus
| oafr thtrtecn suceecdc1 IN tnnR so: the rlInilE
der twenty In alt, being carried aHaf auit Sub
| merged IN tue watcrH-