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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-07
STATE ITEMS.

Brooke county fruit prospects are
good.
A daft young man named Eugene La
zier, threw small manhood over wall
on the river bank at Wellsburg the other
day, breaking the colored youngsters
arm. -il--g -T-T
The MOrgantown Post has new head
and wants woman suffrage.
A portion of Monongaia county, two
or three miles northeast of MorgantoWn,
was visited by a terrific hail storm on the
28th ult., the day upon which the big
ice rocks came down in Wheeling. In
Monongalia the storm damaged the
wheat materially.
The CIarksburg people are recovering
from their fright abont the smallpox.
The Clarksburg Trustees have order
ed the arrest of fdisorderly church loaters
in that town. l''..
On the 9th ult., Daniel Paugh, OF
Elk township, Barbour county, had two
horses killed by lightning.
The Conservative wants market house
for Clarksburg.
1t is said that the Court House of
Preston county, lately burned, is to be
rebuilt by funds raised by private sub
scriptior.
Clarksburg has velocipede.
The Weston Democrat says that Mrs.
Kendall and her sister, living on Rush
run, i'll Lewis county, lately killed a
black snake measuring fourteen feet
two inches in length, and in one spot
seven inches in thickness. -.
The Parkersburg Gazette says the con-
nection boat, between that place and
the terminus of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati road, burst her steam-pipe on
Monday last. Nobody hurt.
From the mineral SOuulJ uaNCbpO'I
WHEAT CRoP.-There never has been
a finer prospect for a splendid crop OF
wheat than now. Should none of the
evils, such as rust or weevll, which
sometimes destroy it overtake it, we
will have one of the finest crops ever
raised IL this county.
TAxEs.-The Commission appointed
by the Governor to assess the property
Of the B. & o. r. K. Co, in this State,
have valued its property for taxable
purposes in this county, at S4l2, 900.
| This is nearly double the amount assess
ed against it for taxation, by the assess
meuts heretofore made.
KILLED.-A man named John Tusing,
an employee of the B. & o. r. R, while
coupling cars in the yard at Piedmont,
on Tuesday morning, was caught be-
tween the bumpers and instantly killed.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.--On Satur-
day night, the Goth ult., the residence
of Emanuel Polling, ESD, in WeIton
township, near Burlington, was struck
by lightning, the current of electricity
passing through the roof into room
aud through bed into box of cloth
ing, and went out through the hearth,
tearing it up, aud otherwise doing con-
siderable damage. Mr.. Polling was so
badly stunned that he lay for some time
unconscious. The children who were
in the house were also severely shocked,
Mrs. Polling was not at home at the
time.
The Martinsburg Ne,o Era notes the
following land sale in Berkeley county u
Mr. John z. Kearfott, agent for Philip
c. Pendleton's heirs, has sold 245 acres
of the Mill creek land to Mr.. Daniel
Wright for S56.75 per acre-caSh.
Saturday, 9Th isst., was the day set
apart for strewing the graves of the
Southern soldiers, at Charlestown, JEFF
ferSOn county.
From the Pan Handle News.l
l. IL.
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NOTICE..

It is a we'll established fact that fully one.
half of the female portion of our population are
seldom in the enjoyment Of good health, or, to
use their own expression, never feel well" ="
They are languid, devoid of all energy, extreme
ly nervous, and have no appetite
To this class of persons the BITTERS, or the
TONIC, is especially recommended.
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HOTELS.
SWAMI HOUSE,
EVERETT HOUSE.

0IHIS HOUSE is KEPT ON THE EU.
/ ropean plan; it is within three minutes
ride (by horse Sars) Of the New Haven
Railroad Depot convenient 10 all the princip
places of amusement, and for Summer travelle
will be found the coolest Hotel in the
Every room Is provided with running water.
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From Rer. E. D. Eendnn

From Reu. E. d. FeHdau
ASSISTANT Editor ChriS;i1 PLilada
! have derived decided benefit from the pse n,
Hoohand's German Ritters, and feel il nv mi '.
ilege 10 recommend them a. a most valuable
tonic, 90 all who are suffering from general de.
bility, or from diseases arising from derange-
ment of the liver.
Yours, truly, E. D. FESDALL.
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Trains on the Main Lane make eonnscsiou.
a. Baltimore with trains for PhiladslDaia, Rsu
York and B0st1n. A. Relay Hcuss. via wRak.
tngtOn City, for AL points south.
Central Ohio trains mAks direct Connection :.
Columbus f0r AZ DOintA West and H0rfkussa
Iisksts 70 al pnneipA points eAB b Drosarsd
a. the Office.
JOHN l. WfLSOs,
Master Of Transportatioar Baltimors.
X T. DEYRIRs,
my1g General AErnt, WbeelinE.
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The sufferer from these diseases should exer
else the greatest caution in the selection of a
remedy for his case, purchasing only that which
he is assured from his Investigations and inqui
ries, possesses true merit, is sklfully CON-
pounded, is free from Injurious ingredients and
has established for itself reputatic7 for the
cure of these diseases. In this connection, We
would submit these well. know remsdes-
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
n
Those who have no objection to the combina.
ton Of the Bitters, as stated, will use

Those who have no objection to the combina.
ton of the Bitters as stated, will use
H10FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
They are both equally good, and contain the
same medicinal virtues, the choice between the
two being mere matter of taste, the Tonic
being the most palatable. .n
The stomach, from a variety OF causes, sueh
as Indigestion, Dyspepsia Nervous Debility,
ETC., is very apt to have its functions deranged.
The Liver sympathizing as closely as it does
with the Stomach, then becomes affected, the
result of which is that the patient suffers from
several or more of the following diseases.
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Full
ness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the StOm-
ach, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit OF the Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing Fluttering at tie Heart. Choking or
Su1ocating Sensations when in Lying Posture,
Dimness OF Vision Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Per.
spiration, Yellswness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back Chest Limbs, etc, Sud.
den Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh
Constant Imagininss of Evil, and Great Depres-
sion Of Spirits.
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=

" half dozen, 80 @
Hoofand's German Tonic, put up in quart bot
lies. 81 50 per bottle, or half dozen for g. 50.
DDe not forge. 20 examine well the arti-
Gle YOU bay, IN order TO st the genuine.
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CAUTION.

HoOAands German Bitters are counterfeftsd
See that the signature Of c. VI. JACKSON L
on the wrapper Of each bottle. All others are
counterfeit
Principal Ofice and Mandatory at the Ger.
man Medicine Store, No. - ARCH Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES VI. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formsrly C. II. JACKSON co.
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T. III. LOGAN Il CO.,
wholesale Agents for West Virginia
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WnEEiIS0, May stA, tsos.
DAsSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i by tho following schedule on and AItsT the
10th day Of May, lsos-Whoollng time
GRAFTON ACCONAfODA TIOy
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DRUGGISTS AND SInREKEEPEas
EVERYWHERE.
nevaSTu,T ,Th,Sat vsov
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-07
Hoohand's German Bitters,
AND a.. q
HOOland'S German Tonic.
PREPARED BY DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON, -

duced into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and benefited suffering humanity
to greater extent, than any other remedies
known 10 the public.
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THE PEOPLES BANK,
Office No. SO Main street
WHEELaNG. w. VA.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
Nl terest paid on Special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold,
Collections at home or frsm abroad promptly
attended to.
DIRECTORS
John Reid, Christian Hess,
JOHN Handlan, John YOskler,
Samuel j. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID President
JOSIAH +. UPDEGRAFF Cashier. jul
, 1869-10-04
CUBA.
1kaG f.tafAnxs &EnfF-AnE{Aef1nN of lbH

Ensnbordinn1ton and Trrochcry In
lhc Cubnn Army-SnIE<TanE Of tho
Americana &c~
WASHINGTON, Oct, a.-Lettets from Cuba re-
cetyed here yesterlAy. confirm the previous ac-
counts Of the naturalization and t1eachcsT IN
The Cuban army. General Cespedes and
General Quetatia are untring IN their en-
deaso14 70 harnonize TIE eon1enng elements,
but Without Huccexs. The AmeF1cans src anxious
10 ret ewAy. Tney report that eEe1y promise
made them betore lesvns Se* rotk e,, ~ ssn 70
efYtr4 on The ts.xnd are equalT false The Amer
leans who hare escaped describe ine condition ot
the5 comratcs as nost piieous me! ase compel'ed
to taAe the tEoDt in a contests, and to 1tcesc 60
quarter from the spaniaruA The wounded4 who.
IN tne e1iEcneJ Of battle IRE leis upon 70 re ns,d
The Almost daily assassination q their cnurstes
b. th0ke whose Independence and liberty fhe5 we're
induced 10 volunteer to AsslEt IN securing. Ser.
etAl enkzEenects hare IaEen plAcc. u Il! pi
which the Sraotatds have taeen defeated, and in
each Of which the Americans have los, hrztty.
These 1ghis are stated to nave been un!mpor.
fant In result, n Affects the eonc1ns,o1 OF 1nt
, 1869-10-04

elaJ, Friday night. There Nas pus III
IN money. fsaDd On nis pdson- Aaaoux
other thngs xste three envelopes, ope directed
to E1lsha Fuller Chatsworth, III; and ono 10
Iutaef E Baker. u Park s'zeet, Worcester, Mass
and onn t. s. :. Lee, Gazsns ofice, Wozee,ter.
MAa4 The verdict or the Coroters jury WEE death
t1ou.
Hon 8. II. Cnllom. the menahes Of Couxzr1a
FROM this d4sftct proposes 70 make speccn dur
ing the next 4ess1on ol CunRrexa, aud il now Yse-
pairing tue f4ne. xho EtnG thattaa Eennvsi Of tAa
National Capital 10 some point tn the val,ey
Of the hisstAstppL within the ne1s
few 1arz, Ia t1eJttznae-- He t1ss
It II absurd TO suppose taat the capital K71 b L.
lowed to remain On the Eastern scabrafd. when
ts peppeE location b IA the oentte Of the tep1hte
between the Allegheny and 1ne Rocky MoantAtuA
Auditor Lpptnco1 has t4soed \ CIRCULAR II
County C1tfkf, sstinR them " make 4 Teport X
him II any tnc1cx&e has been nlade II the v1laa1tot
Of the several eaGes OF properly IN tneir counter
TIE sane t~tnR important foe The Gle Of the Daasd
OF EolAHzaflnu.
, 1869-10-04

u &S04AANENk AAAA3NAA""
The BUSINESS Before Them-Ao-
muornthlc-Nexx xx RnttEoad--Sudden
Den&h-ffen..S 5. n. Cullona. Etc,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Troune-
sraE6F1Kp, II, Get =
4 ls1re number Of prominent Nasous sre IN toe
city. aud have been for TWO dayE past The na}os-
~ Of them are memb<ss Of Important cuo1nrseea'
aad are hus!y engaged IN pIspsfsng s1, tae1
Tspea Dfsa. ns,caten. C. ans A tse ot a.
feales end otner Nasons Il this session
* The Grand 1ooge Eiil pe ve1J iarEe. ne qaes.
s sSn tne % pernsnenf ioea:ion Of 1ns Gfand Lodge,
apd the teleettan Of Grand Nasser loF Tie eusu-
Ing year. The tight being hetMeen u g. Res1olds,
Dseag S,aSa saa aa',t: Ms:' e. q
& Sl.es ss'a. Iii % = a,;eas.ea setoie - a.ad
defsEsnee aas a q tae set opoasei ;neIs
sponoent Is decidedly q the op!nron tnat 4ason.
n snd Aatons ~ ~ shost Of sna s1snd - sae 10
! the ttes o1 1sp1oet.E lore, 1eitet 40 sxasA ~
| fsncred, and tne hfotner Who - neea !ai:ed
,ast e. sssa 4 ns'as sasse eas
| soGsh, h&s sflo haa DARK hue Shame on ssce
hroiheriJ love- Masonry, kMn n Of IL grsna
q easns gzm T. @ ss,s foosh against eeos
| Ia ersdscasetl, ard the worthy HaatH Rason-!e1
rim hal nuru 1eFosa.em oe I1tnbucsoo, fEon fhe
rtco0ni1ed ~ : brother. trust the cocat1g ses
don Of the Grand Lodge wil take the necessafl
ssepA 10 show to the World tnAt Aason.J & r u,
essim Il 70 BE-, aod work up TO tho grand plan Q
| Tcra1itY and h,o:hersy lore na.Eed oat on til
tres11e fn.rd ot es@ss vel resosaied lodge Of 4aa
II me ~ sssis Convention OF homnopsshtc pass'
dst vi, meet n xcttontitle the l3ta ett
Tee Psna Springfield ~ Rarn1a r., az 1esrt,
day. 1t heEpected that The road VIII be nosoe
! 70 Springfield BY sprtn9. r,m
, 1869-10-04

ST. LoCN, Oct 1-colonel r1Toe, Of Nashville,
Tenn, NAk' ron oEef here 5eAterna3, Aua aite
seF1o1siy tnjurtd
Edg1f Bskef, OF Worcester. Na.A-. died kud.
ttnly n Springfield. III, yesteruay.
-OnehA 6eep.1caes ~ thai Intelligence from
the expedition ppaer Genera Duuczo. who, WITH
the Fifth CnsalrJ, letS Fort AcPotfAln about ten
dsys sKn, for the Republican River, ssJa the
tFuops surprised camp Of IS lodges last 5unIsJs
and drove them Asas, capturing Large qaans'iy
Of supplies And camp equ1pA1e The lnd1Ans lost
one Killed xha seTetA Nouaded
The Union Pacific Railroad commenced b1!t1-
ing shopA ~ PTpm0ntoTJ JtstefiaJ. Tnt 1nea-
tiun of The junction Of tue Central and Union
PactEc remains u1sefzltd Leading o1l1ccts OF
Wells / FasEo. Express nave ar11ved sod srs
InAhtrg e6oyts 10 tecure the exicraou Of their
contract with the rntnp Fne1ac-
ttespsich from FIlmore, Utah, dated the l&tr
says. .At len tninuiea 10 I O'CLOCK tn1a morning i
violent shock OF earthquake Vas fell
no1lb. apparently ID dne sn,e- The state Hoos<
rocked ard uembled for nre or ten eecoadaL Thes
the bnock gradually collapsed 70 trembling. ant
ttsta1d runbhpG VS. heard in the dwelling
homes IN 1he city The wtndews. 1pcrs, a1d cup
hoard fnrnttnse fattlet SGD shook. It fs gsfd L
be :ne CneAs v,olest ahtsek that has beea falt 4
this part Of C6h stnee the nrst settlement. Th'
ahcck and trembling Altogether listed tn.
Btnute&"
, 1869-10-04

nr., ,rr-,,,,,,, n y ,y,x,., ~, e..-A.- II.
,ta 1sas ~ t - =. McNe't o4 esou2ptoa, lac
eef1nu, p1ns,.r ~ Wns IA ~ y; o.or..,,
Snrncr1 ~ Tascr :, a,o. ~ aso -"
:s11ien Veo.ish,eI s,nn Guh1 o. 1ne r.Fes
~ .. - etunns o. Aao!sous takes
1"x T1pis ne@e.,,a,s Is1n .os 11o]; r,4
yninm 1nr hsss,St.nfs, ..,s - ,ntsi sa...,ssr
ticier - NV oA'p"' 11.a W se'e'S' seP"1 ete ~
F1ouf-Robo1nx i Tnorptop, Of Msdtson, tske
hr3t prize, and r, H. Atnch, second
Do!teI-F0f tune MAae- MA = ttemeH. 49,
Str.s Isnk.n Sss..,,esa.wa H1M ~. a~S
Cbetsn-H<nt I'm msdr' i. Rnxsr. oAh-
toeh; hest factory, r. g. Hoes; ;on, ke0oshA slEsr
medal; second best, ?. Il Cooorn, Aa70uAoie,
bronze medal.
Applea-Dest Fa!lety. A. g: I1tuet hl eSaseo1.
tfAts-best variety. u fe1S55 5T"1]. 49,.
Gfapes-HeN y3iexy oea !; heu1sss ea. .s ss IT
E1lie, VEG Aeo look e4Sef ntooA aos Ane A"''
f1e19 q ainM r..+,.,,.r.,, sr,,.+x t,f-, .be
kebo4hA county Hot1lcutnlal coEeyj .1,. IA ~
ht1t premium fof aodetJ 3feiottso1 81 49, tns.
uoNcrf, ana the Autoa + Fs3n'e4s S4'o '~Ass s1s
second. .p,nrs, ,rrn, rsx.. .~,-
, 1869-10-04
QUINCY

Old Scfflerss MecttnE-Thc Price
Murder TKths-Ac4utttal of lIyrou
Lench. md Conviction OF Mont.
EOmeFy.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
QC1xcT, Ill, Oct >.
goo.sly nunber Of the old settlers OF Adaml
and Brown Counties met At Clayton On Friday
last; but In consequence Of the extreme uupleas
xut weather, which deferred m4uy from atsend
lug. the original intention Of forming An Old Set
tlela' socetJ Wes deferred ull meeting could b
called, = committee being appointed 80 n4ss
necessary arrangements. The meeting EAs OF
Eznhed BY appointing Chairman aud Secretary
aged 90 and 70 sespectlsel5, Who had spent I
lssRe pazs Of sae,s lives IN ms eoupsy. Ai;er
AMI rentnl.cenee1, ,aeJ sa}ourned, subject 70 cal
fsom the committee
Tho tu1J IN the case OF Byron ant
Montgomery Leach, on trial for the murdcr o
4. r pnoe, brought 10 4 vefdic, aeauitt!n.
slaughter. md sentenced to ,mrttsoomept tn III
PeniientiazJ. HJtuu, Who Is thought By man
cpllty, lelt for home this morning. The coutlse
for Montgomery moaIoned fot ueW eEal md
pressed y determination In case Il = refused I
carry the Gaze to the Uctted States Co1ts.
, 1869-10-04
CUR TlS'
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SpcctA! Despa1co 10 4oe laicaeo AHouue.
NEW ToEK. Oct. 3.
coRBiN.
There wss no new development In the uass1es
abopt the company OF the Presidents bEothtr-in-
1Aw in the Late bull movement IN gold.
PEE, Jk-
JAmcs Ftsk. Ir, has gone to Boston for day or
tFo. and further pa1ttculasG arc expected when he
fetutba
f1sK AND coRB1N.
Af1d1y1t4 hare been made By paFtieA. who claim
to KNOW Of several Interviews between Fisk and
Corbin relative 10 the matter.
HGRkEr.
The sur has q letter from correspondent on
board the Hornet, Cnban r1hn-of-wtr. The cor
respondent eaJz III tFansacu1ns Of selling her to
the Cubars were made On the high seas, 10 a. 10
avoid duplicating the English OF the Unlfd St&tes
Governments, or giVtog them auT reason tor
interfering. Twenty-Five thousand dollars wese
lifting her. The transfer was mAde
OF Halifax on the morning OF September IL
The armaEeut Of seven guns WAS received on
the 18th, from the steamer Martht Washington,
and supply Of coal from = schooner nom NIL
ford, Conp. She has crew 1@2 ncu, and nil her
pflcers hold commissions direct from Ceepedes,
Prrtident Of the republic She will 60 direct to
Cuban port, and at no time while n.
ceiyinG her armament lid she como within
EQE3IEu VI Aut@a%1A J44ie2A<t4uA4 oCu[4A4 AA&@
LotB brought flom EubA IL letters Of marquc from
cespedes, but none have been Issued, though there
| hare Dccn sa applscat,pna
DOUBTFUL nKroRr.
Its reported tonight that Smith, Gould, Maftlu
| L Co, and VIM. Heath Co, Will settte, to-mor.
row, all claims against them growing out Of recent
| gold transsctionA
| LOCKWOOD CO,
lockwood / Co. . 1inblli,les arc said to exceed
fe.,L0n,t00.
70 TILE ASSOCIATED PRESS,
crBAN xxrEDIlluha-
NEW Y6RK, Oct 2-The 7ipse4 asserts 20 dttsely
that, notwithstanding tho denial Of the tacs By
the com1nnd OF Captain Llmeburn. lett t1is port
| List sunday evening for Cuba carrying several
hundred men s1a a. e1tsnsys .aepJ o. m4n. a;
seas9 ardns1es soes'ed q nennsas rnes
fs 81 q sous aaa %es
Of the DISASTROUS Whitney expedition. which Nh.
seixed 1t 0srd!nef'a leland, last summer, tool
zone 10 sea The br9 D, F. Nash was recent,
suspected Of having concealed arms on board, bu
search proved the taaslt. Of ne report
The steamer Cubs, formerly the Hosuet Is rc
, ported to have been on BasDe1air on TnuTsdA
.ast shs wss sen abont ?, N: u pa!es Mao M fe
tcrbes her rs icing under GALL With bauket. 1ref
evidently saving coal She Eas steering \ :. I
In the United States SAvF, but during the war fot
| sock his command and tec-me Cuoieie1At
! ofr1:er. .-
LOCKWOOD CO.
\ A member Of the trm OF LOCKWOOD &C
tleDles, uuon authority, llt run0r that the iAbi1
. ties Of their house approach a1iywhtre near ~
1 truIe mentiNnrd--beta aeen fsl.t0l~1 ana So
Z onu,toA- While the 10ssea have lot set been tu
If developed, II IL positively Assersel they are &C
. ,nrolsed 10 hsli this extenL
4 TH& ~EEu1E0 rRoCEsa
T. II Is proposed W some members or the Col
b Board to commence 1t 0lCt the EpFk Of WcG7itn
ont the taue ducks IL the boaf1l. The fu1c
which we're Suspended by the Golt E1ehanE7
, 1869-10-04

DeatxuciIvG Exre-NaAe [lA&&-ShIts-
ucn9 OF WhoMxr
6lx FRANCISCO Oct. a-Tnc furniture. cotton
and t1amc factoref. toE IN nnmoss, IN the rear Of
Rery s1Tect, were burned to-day. Loss, f4lo, ,ood.
Purity injured
The Cincinnati Red Stockings bcat the Ca,lfor-
nh plcked nine to-day-d lo1&
For tie quarter ending seeteE Ehe1 - ttxty, eight
Kingdom, agEreGnttng 1,4,.oeo sacfs, yaiaed IL
II Sl1.&la
, 1869-10-04

MExPHIs, Oct. a-Tne Aralaneht special fgotI
Grenada, AtsA, says Judge bent, In his speeck
there yesterday, IN reply to General AlcoruR sAit
Grant was N favor Of his election, and had tol<
him he hoped he would be elected lie contendtt
that coosed people weTe not indebted 10 the Re
publcans for their freedom. u II became nece4
sit5 10 Tree them, and the right to Sote ha1 bce
granted them IN order tnAt the Radicals nigh
work ont their reconstruction meaRuTes 10 sui
ihemtelses, and not for any love for them.
, 1869-10-04
PROVIDENCE,

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct. s-Tne shop Of l. i P.
I. Emerson, on Dexter STREET, Pawtucket. WAS
burned Saturday night The boiler OF \ steau
engine exploded Hh!le the machine Naa going to
this ure, slightly tnjurtnR several persona The
explosion Has downward, or \ kad loss OF life
would have fetnlted.
M2ny faWoua hor*es hAye arrived here 10 par.
tie1pste 10 the Sarzagansett Park meeting, which
commencea TueadaY.
, 1869-10-04

PHILADELPHIA, Oct AT = Enasa convention,
held IL CheA.'1 Landing, Camden County New
IeIEey, James u. Sc0vel WAS nontu2ted for State
Senaior bJ AcclauAt.on. All tho townships weEe
Represented
John Hughes va1 found dead 1t the corner Of
Twenty third and Chestnut ttrtets, tnsA nn1ning,
stahted 10 1he hesE1. 10 cine q The laQE1ieEsT,
, 1869-10-04

Railroad Etxures-KntEhtH OF st.
CrlsrSn-Po1ittcnI, Exc.

CTlAF5h-Pbf1ttcng3E Eets
CINCINNATI Oct 3-The Chief Engineer, ".
\. Gum, Of the Cincinnati / Southern Railroad,
rxports the distance fEom Cos1oRton 10 Lexington,
50 milca, mxxltuEm grade Of n3 teet per mite:
two snnneis each SO feet, art required; no sharp
curTAtufcS: one trestlc aud tf1ea small bridges
A1t required; one-thirl Of the dl8tAnca heAT{
grading: the remainder moderate.
The Ohio State Lodge OF the Knights Of St
Crllpiu hA1 Addressed circular to 1ne ahccmA1fr8
OF Ohio, ufK1nR the formation OF lodges, AQd 81 ~
the order extends from Nova Scotia 70 California
Governor Morton speaks at Mozart Hail Tues-
day night.
MfaIuer clear and cool
, 1869-10-04

Pr11sErKGH. OcI s--M4}or a. r. cai1ow 3aa
yeAtcrdsy nominated as Republican candidate {of
Mayor OF Allegheny CITY, beattng hi1 opponent,
tue present Mayor, hy 10 woes.
, 1869-10-04

ACHNsK&&&1 ua N .Ru3UIkIEs
McH4AKAi. Oc&. s.-The tE1A Of Bsunp8et Sos
the murder Of La BaaL his wt}e.8 pasamour. ter
minated last night. Counsel for desence CITED the
Sickles and Chalpner cxsts and made strong
srezdtct Of rot Rul1tT. The Judge expressed hls
AppYoyat OF the fefdkct,
, 1869-10-04

Get Home Snfc nud Sound.
CNcIxxArL Oct. 3-The Cincinnati excu1St0u-
sa.s to San Fzape.seo got hons this morning.
, 1869-10-04

EKtk, p Oct G-Dantcl Brown, Upwards 0! 70
Jea1 Of aRr VA instantly killed 1t Hf1boF Greek,
last Light, by being thrown typm hts buggy.