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ENATIoNAL JrNCTION RAILW.Y-

In prrsasQCe cf An act cf Congress approved
March 20. S69 entitled AN act to incor porata IN
NaUOLh junction Railway" notice Is hersby
slVea that the books Of subscription to the capital
stock OF the sait National Junction Railway W n
1e cpened al the office of Me,srs. KILBOURN &
LA1TA. corner of 7th and streets, Washtugton
u e On WEDNESDAY,, July .S 1859. bet seeu
he EouIs OF 10 O'Clock q IN. and clock n m ,
AND CONTINUE open suring same hours from 3ay TO
Sy until st la1st two hUgdred thousand dollar Of
said Captal 9 oCt shall have hem subsc 5ad for
n c. mi pli aECt With tie tArms OF said act
JSO. l.. klDWELL
President Board of Corporators
HALIET KlLBOUBN, Secretary
july u 1872, ,vr,,s,
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PERILs-HOw TO ESCAPE
9S THEN

~
1t will not do TO tribe with the health In no,
weather. Visor cozes through the skin at every
gore and it 10 by physical visor only that un.
hetthT Influences can Be baHsd ami repell ad
The Tltat elemeHts sse evspoTated ia psrspiration
Intense heat converts man into a self acting
pump. sra the moisture that pumped out of h m
Is derived from the wei. springs OF life within
tlm. 1htre Is great need, therefore. that these
sources Of physical strength should be In q condi-
t'cB to bear. without danger or incaRveajence
the e1traordi1ary cra a. If they are not in zach
aooLGiton, the individual becomes languid and
iUw.spiIiteJ.
Tie ain Thighs 10 keep the diz.ative appsr,
tUs N 5000 working trim for if the stomach tn
yUfieyor OF the syst does its d1t, throrou2rly
fhe liver. the bowels, the brain. AMI tho nervous
o. stem tesLg GGly uUTtured IL be likely 20 a.
iLe!T.. Ia view of these facts. is manifest that
HUSTETlFE5 TONIC BIITEnS is e. peciaiY
rf ulre1 At this enteebliug season IL i the IN
ecmirso!A o. al cOrEe"tiN es sli iGvig0rarts an
10y TINS reason. 1t do nos over stimulate the
-yste-n- Tie proportions OF lent. tonic AZ
p ~ Atl'g c '--l purelts are i"oU~ly gra1--
ate thsi th- processes q !ayigaTati6n and puri.
tAt- - g g. -.G RLeoJ-iF, aI1 nm iue axe. T.
''lf = Great IL TIE circulation or the brain All
u 2 ii'str' sii n.a1's howeN pure. excite -he
pulse snt tie rsCE-sIstem Their exhilaratiug
e. ct - TEN pOIaly Ard wneu ic Easses OF the ph v.
slcal al. eI.'hl oppression they employed
% rem W returns II An yate3 form Bat TINS
. not tie case when HO5TETE3 bITTERsa
tsf er 'H a sfomscElC sud Deryiae. The msiiciraI
hert- --o:- a'.d gums with ~hich they arein
pregDAt-6 N'Utrallye the exciting priucivIe If m.
RE 80 r: WITCH forms their basis Al Itch ia in
lt'eli the most Wholesome of al the varieties ~
aCoNot. Tyljae3tSW
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From French 4 Richardson fliudson Taylor
HOosstoFe) we have the -tFIaa- -R,4Eiy tOr
LUgUst.
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YOUR MONEY NOW

DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY NOW
sums deposited with FREEDMANis SAVINGS
MD ThIsI COMPANY, a.. 9TH street. oppo-
site PC-t once, tetV cen this date and July 18th,
besins 70 cra~ interest July lst Interest is paid
fHTsS
epeoisl dep sits Of $50 left with rs thirty DAY,
or more draw interest At "a. g Of per cent d.
posits with this Company, had, on Jsns Ist,
Sl'-UVr. Je Him
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~ BRICK" POMBRoY STRUCK.
1BE TWO FATHERS OF JEAN LOUIS.
A tHINEsE HUSBANDS LAMENT FOR HIS
WIFE.
LEGEEDABY YALLACITS
a DAY AT TIE SEA SHORE
DIsULToRI NOTES OF STUDENT.
ANsWHRs TO CORRBs BsPONDENTs,&c
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE,
TOMORROW.
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE.
TO MORROw.
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE,
TO MORROW. II
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oFFict OF hA'"R ANb sCP T MET PoL1CE.
The members of the police force are b.. hcreb, in
sucled 10 enforce the pr0visiOns Of the foregoing
no,ee By srresting the parties guilty OF its viola
y l--aIN MAJOR and superintendent.
~DRs. U GRANTS OFFICE, for the treat.
pS ment Of all Disease GRANT.N No -
if he cannot cure Asthma Rronchitis .fnoipIent
all diseases Of the Throa. sad Lungs Dropsy Dys nu
ESus pebiy senns &eakhsss m .Grs IN Ss5 S
Gr as hss Wo5 5e BSsH ana skH
rsct Dr y GkANT, - North Liberty street
DsliInloIe, NO. IyHy
r DOCTOR KLIOT HAS REMOVED HTS
No. 463 sT BEET NORTH, ~
Between 5th and 9th streets west jys2w
NJ MOUNT yERNON PLACE, EPISCOPAL
N METHODIST ca URUH, oarner of 9th and
h tIeets-Preaching TO MORROW Sunday at
pastor. Rev. W " TUDOR. Tie nubI,c cordsI1y
invited snday school al ocoes sDe M 'G!1s p St
nrHALL's HAIR REVIEWER AT sEyEN
"A Al the same price f We eEsas oi,sI all Hair p,.,
Tstions;. as Barfstts. Ayes. Rings' ChsPs.
neIs' Montsomery's. MIS- Aliens, Wood 9. Teb-
lett, &C. :; @ Having greatly el lsrsed my stock am
Drug Store at much less than regular rates The
,idn. G5iS"ing are given as sample Ayers Prepare
syrup, 80; Misher's Bit;sps' CeTifavn;a CegTiTnv,sa
Wines, 81; schenck's Preparations, 81 %; Helm.
GS.d TSn s,S. BGsrrys T1c0SPheras Lyon. Kaths
Magnolia Balm. so, Soda and Cream Of Ia tar for
BIush.s Comts and Toilet Powdsrs, mnos snps, ,ons,
than elsewhere Also. our fin cd BE Whiskey,
wsIr srted rrre for me- nal and family use, bot
AkTfiU 3 NATrANs. DRUGGIST,
Je . on CerDer % and stre.ts north.
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SOMETHING HEw-THE EMPIRE MILK
~ COOLER R-we warrant this to cool milk e.
soon as drawn from the COW No ice used Tor
further particulars apply st 42e 9th street.
,e 2tApgl
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DIsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA, IS.
AZ tne ne Suy OF Wsshington, on the sth day Of
OF his appointment as Assignee Of HOWARD
LlhDsLEf, In the City Of WAshington, within
sal District, who ha. been adj judged Bankrupt
upon mis- own petition BY the Supreme Court OF said
District GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
~ 9lawsw City Hall, Assignee.
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FISHING TACKLE at PEABODYS. No 4I4
4 street, between 9th and 7th Also, deals in
Gcns, Pis,ols, Powder, Snot. Balls, Gaps and Gar.
tr;oge. Repairing OF Guns Locks, and Bells don
In tie bes. manner Atehort notice. myJi.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-22

ANHuOD-IN THE YOUNG AND ri
WI ing generation, tie yegeiatiye powers oil
life are strong, but in few years how often
the pallid hue, the lauk.ustre eyed and eIna'
racd form, and the possibility OF application
70 mental eiiort show ITS baneiui Influence -
Il soon becomes evident TO the obscrger that
some depressing influence is checking the de-
ynonment Of the body. Consumption l7tRlk'
ed Of, and perhap, the youth is removed IRON
school aud sent into the country, This IS one
Of he worst movements. Removed from ord
innry diver.ians OF tbe ever changing scenes
Of thrcity, the powers Of The body too much
enEcpbled to give 1tst 10 hgalthlul and rlGl
exercise, thoughts are truel awards upon
themselves
II the patient be a female, tie approach Of
the mensus is looked for with anxiety rs tho
first symptom ~ which Mature is TO show her
sayngp0wcr In dh'Ising The circulation aud
visiting The check with the bloom Of health
Alas! increase Of APPETITE has grown by what It
fed on the energies OF the system are prosra'
ted, and HE whole economy is dsyongrl The
beautiful and wonderful ppio in which body
and mind undergo 20 fascinating aclapgc from
child to woman, is looked ioy in vain he pa
renLs kCprt bleeds 10 anxiety, and lncles the
grave but waiting for it, gicijm.
HrlNBOLps Extract BuGuu, for Weakness
raisiug from excess Of early indiscrelon attend
ed with the following symptoms: lndisposi'
ton to ExuriOn, Loss Of Power, Loss oil Mem
ory, Difficulty Of Breathing General Weak
ness, Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves Ireab
ling, Dreadful Horror Of Dp0th, Might Sweats,
Cold Feet, Wakclulncss Dmuess Of Vision,
Laugour Universal LissitGdi Of the Muscular
System, Often Enormous Appetite with 0ys
peptic symptoms Hot Hands, Flushing Of The
Body Dryne.s Of the skin, PaIlid ConUleuaucu
md Eruption. on the Face Pam in The Back
Hcamqss Of the Eycids, frequently Black
Spots P.yiug UeToia The Eyes, with Temporary
Su1usiol and Loss Of Sight Want Of Anrnt
ion, Gr2a. Nobility. Rcstlpssnrss, with Horror
Of Society Nothing is more desirable to such
patients than Solitude. and nothing they moro
dread for Fer Of Themselves; no Ropose Of
Manner, no FarnGs,nesS no Speculation, but
hurried Tmasition from urQueston loano her
These symptoms, II allowed TO 60 on--whCh
th. Slcdclue invariably rcmogrs--soon follow
Loss Of Power, Faulty, nnd EpiopiiC FITS, in
one Of which the patient may expire.
Daring the Superintendent Of Dr. Wilson Gl
the Bloomiugdale ASYLUM, this sd result oc.
cured to two patients; reason had for a time
left ,hcm. aud both died Of epilepsy They
wee o.. Bo!! SEXES, and about twenty years Of
age.
Who can say TINT theso cXacsScs are no. fro |
meuly followed by those dircill diseases In.
sanity anl CUsumplouY The records Of the |
Insane A8sllumS, and the melancholy death |
by Cousumpton. bear ample witness to the |
truth Of these assertions. Ia LunRlic As'y.
Iums tic most melancholy exhibition appears
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West Virginia Insurance Go,
WHEELING. WEST VA.
CAPITAL, SIG5,OOO
Takes Risks at the lowest rates, on Buildings
Of all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods,
Merchandise, and Goods in transit,

G1r This Company is owned and MANAGED
by many of our most wealthy and influential
Merchants and Citizens throughout the State.
Their Office has been orened in No. 2212 Mons
roe street, over Religious Book House, end is
fally organized and prepared to take risks OF
Frame and Brick Buildings. Manufacturing
Establishments, Stocks Of Merchandise, House,
hold Furniture, and Cargoes upon the Western
Rivers, DC
JACOB HoRNBRoOk, Pres't.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice Pres'.,
j. N. McWHORTER, Sec'y,
S..B. McC0LL0CH. Asst SeC'y,
Office over Religious Book House, S1utk side
NoDroh street. D.
SlSSON 4 SHREWS BERRY, Agents, Pon.
Pleasant, v Va OEiee in the Court House,
apr22 ~
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tits regarded os Il remarkable fact in
England that only ono man committed
suicide in consequence Of losses at the
llge psrbg roces He gas 4 colchman,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-22
FROM the Meigs County Press
THE CLIFTON NAIL WORKS.

via lBsN ANshAb "
We are pleased to nota that these
works are again in operation They
were erected as il by magic in the sum
mer Of 1867, AMI through the skilled ex.
yeyience aud cIo.e attention to business
Of ,tosc IN charge. the Clifton nail. took
rank at once will. the best br,nls in the
market, which fac has .bloI the Com
pauy a, oil times to find dem'ods upon
them t9r heir celebrated mails surprising
their productive capacity Thus I! has
beenahst they have been enabled to con
tiuuu IN operation without cessation, OK
cep. in few instances in mid summer
and winter when navigation prcscn!td the
receipt Of stock for 'he works, from the
date u going into operation September G,
1865 to April 6. 1850. From which time
10 the 2O,h OF June last, the works were
compelled to suspend operation through
tho Iooli,huess and improdenJ action Of
the Boilers employed IN Ihe'e w'rR' en-
lprins into Combination assuming 10
dictate to tho c'mpnny 'ae @''oef OF
controlling 'h:'t business "h'en result
ed N ihe necessary s''p9'g' oil 'As
N''E''
to9H Leagues may De so't's'''''y
9rghA@'d 'or '"a co"''oI OF 'ne i'''''' OF
l'oF' ana "''ey Fo0ou','' 0'Y ''
'"'d' 70 "HE ! 0'", a'.'''y' Oi' ""'" .'-
o'F' 'aFousn cVmo'"e''oO' un'e'."H''
% ''n'Io' '"O c"p''SN'"' "'' '.''"''5'
81 employees II '''','s""' ," oon'"S'
a"a "'0rp' 'o' P'"''' "a''" 8'"''y
ana J''uy os'on3' ~ 0"' Is '"e P''OS
""Vs Of cap''a'' 91'' U"s"' P''''" '"0
a'eI'"00 on '"' par o. 'oo'' ever u 49,
ANA eyer mus WOE f." S'''''1S,i . we
''o'' 't't'eS. u 'U' ''''"'i' luz 00V'
g'ss Oh al O''N'u'' 0' "''N''''''' !"
'n'0 county Is C'nADs'"' ppm
IaNFous" 40 compete un'o" '"u '1e"",
uea'lon o. 'n'e''a'' oe'"gtn '"p','' anu
'aoof eaou e"J'}'n5 IL: "s"'' ''I P''
"egeS w'oou'n"y 'n'l'osea'S"' "o''
ever aad "' c"P''a' Is E'1'''"{ "'
sronSeS' OF INC I"o' "oJr' 10 preserve .
It's Pr'''n' "'gn ',a"' 'r' !" 'u'' 'o'""!
ana 10 prevent 'n9 ."'ro'u'''o" OF ''e
lAoot P'uP'''S't OF L rope mus '' '''
''"e' !" ''s own proper acre ''"''"'''
II must ultimately saHs' from us A"0S
anee o0l s'op'a''y !" P'f''''e"'E ana
ooS''"".s'ey assuming "na' Is NOV .'S
own ln'S company AZ zoe u"' o. US
orgAn'|'u9"' 'n'e's'''i 'ua P''''.P''
P0'''" % "' '"'''v" 'a'',' eH'''U' III .
'''''a'' N''""s' H'u' "'' WIZ" Us Gus
p'o' ''S' '"1' '"e P'''o % '1''' was ~ 0'
governs. ~ on u" ~ '"' '''"''s"''
RACES a! " "e'I'og' ana ''"E 10 '0"o'''.
''Ou' u "'i '"1'"''t' ""a''''' were -
&c en''F'' '"'0 e''"s' W '"' empowers
OF e"p'o'ss' 'HsS'"5 Tue "0'"'' y"
Tue PS'' u '"' oo'" pNu' '"'S ''','S
'''',' "'' Wv" "'"'''' " =" gu '"',"'
""" " AL ''' v7"P Gus '"'0uB"O" VIC
N0rNS except Inc OJlIGTS or kUuit more ]
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-22
'IEELiNG IETELLIGENCEK
FOR 1860 AND 1870.

FOR 1860 AND 1870
( JOURNAL Of News, Politics, Literature,
! Art Science aud Agriculture.
The latest News from all parts Of the World
By telegraph and Mail.
The principal Grain and Provision Markets
Of the country, The Baltimore and Allegheny
Cattle Markets. regularly reported
Especial attention gjvrn to matters OF Local
Ngi4hbrhooi aud SIaleiutcrest.
he Proceedings Of Congress aud the Leg.
islanrc, when in session, regularly reported.
Valuable discussions of the best method, of
Farming, Stock raising, Ffuitgrowing, &c, in
every WseNy.
The wants Of tie lics and Of MI who have
a taste for the best literature of the times, win
not be neglected. The choicest stories Gy the
best fiction writers Of Tie day and the most in.
slrnc,ive aud valuable miscellany will be in
our Weekly To make the lN:ELLlGESoEp dc.
serve a welcome ut every fire side, we shall
guard the purity its columns with scrupulouS
Gaze. Nothing Of an immoral or equi7ocal
character will ever be amitlei loits pages,
Republican in po itics. we accept all the 10,
gicll consequences of the war for the Union
aud stand by the principles upon which The
Republican people Of the nation, through Con-
gress, have settled the issues growing ont Of i.
We haze just began the publication of an.
other Great Story by the author of Foul Play
cXcelliug tina: in fascinating interest, to which
the altenton,of N, ladies' is especially invited
Back numbers containing it eau be had by
addressing US below.
TERMS, BY NAIL, IN ADVANCE.
DAILY INTELLlGENCER.
One Year 81 80 Three Months 50 90
Six Months, GU
TRl.WEEKLY lNTELLLGENCER,
One copy year So 90 One copy,3m 81 %
6mos. 90
WEEKLY lNTGLLlGENCER.
acSopy,l year s. 90 : copies year, 81 50
mos. 90 10 q y" Is 90
NOS. 50 % 30 90
A Tree copy the Weekly with each Weekly
cluh o.ive. A free copy Cf the Tri-Wcgkly
with ctch Weekly Club Of ten; aud a nee
copy Of the Dai'y with each Weekly Club Of
twenty,
RemiHance4 FOR clubs must he made at one
time, but additions may be made at any time
at club rates by the person sending the club
Mguoy, by DRAFT, express, post Office order, or
in g'steIed letter., may be sent at oar risk -
Address, FREW, EAGANS& HALL,
july l5'p Wheeling, West Va.
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Many years ago. the writer these lines invalid physician while visiting the
Island Csz for ar health experienced and witnessed many surprising ana
beneficial effects the Rum there produced upon the a7aa' who weEo(AA0
uygoly seeking upon inquiry and investigation obtained full history
fits medicinal virtues Eo delighted and aaea and after his own recovery
which soon occurred determined Fg';o oryo:ugo the sole right " Manufacture
md sell it in the United States.
The resu ah glorious for himself and suffering ASa
for tho celebrated BIITERs thus made known the world PLAN
TAToy B-Eas being article Of real merit founded upon new principles |
relying wholly upon the vegetable wri its medicinal e Eoa
ton the history medicine household word ell over the ''
world The cabasc T6oX aaaa health and the 0sAan" W.
the PLANTATION gTTEGs soon far exceeded the abilities the ps' TO supply
notwithstanding large importation st. cz Rum made expressly Tor the COM
pounding Of these 3c quantity inadequate It therefore became necessary
that arrangements upon scale abroad should at once made H aa
was dispatched to st. Thomas purpose He YVES fortunate in securing ana
leasing several plantations largest and most productive estates On inc
island Houses stills presses erected as ii BY magic Which utterly |
e the natives The experienced and natives tho island were pro-
cured and very soon rios Of the PLANTATION 9gGas were P'Ha
to gupply their laboratory perfectly St. cz Rum needed IN Saa'
GREAT DYs2EPgG TONIC AND yTa The above cut Ee'sat
the natives crushing the guyaza otherwise preparing for the stills and presses
Az an aaaoso @ Intermittent and hilarious Go7'F Dsp'ra ana
other Kindred diseases the uao PLANTATION 8TT5Gs unsurpassed tho
history tho wca Over avo nj ion disposed annually They are
ADAPTED to Old and young female The! ao Agreeable in tate and always
eroau:o immediate beneficial result
Juruasy lS60-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN. Sept. 2s-4:3O
p. M.-Consols closed at 93 for both money and tho
account American securities closed quiet and
steady. United States nve-twenty bonds, 1852. 81,
1865 Old ss1z; 1867 say; ten-forties. 75k. Stocks
steady; Erie Railway %; Illinois Central, o.;
Atlantic and Great Western, 21N
PARIS BOURsB.-PARIs. Sept. 2S-3So p. M.-Th6
Bourse Is 1lrm Rentes. III &c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Sept 2s-3:3OP.
M.-United States nve-twenty bonds are active and
firm at SIX q s71s for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL Corros Observation-Disclosures. Sept.
2s-4:30 p M.-The cotton market closed firm.
Mlddling uplands, l21d. 12hd.; middllng Orleans.
12Hd. 1881. The sales OF the day have been
10000 bales, OF which 5000 were taken for export
and speculation.
HAvRE COTr0N MARKEr.-HAvRE, Sept. 28-Even.
ng.-The cotton market closed quiet and steady Tor
both on the spot and afOat.
STATE OF TRADE-LIvERPoOL, Sept. 28-2:30 p.
M.-Advices from Manchester report the market for
yarns and fabrics dull
LIVERPOOL BRBADsTUFFs MARKET.-LrvRRPOOL,
Sept, 2S-1:15 P. M.-The receipts OF wheat at this
port for the last three days have been a. 500 quarters
of which %, 500 are American. No. red western
wheat, %. I'D. per Genital. Peas, AS. Cd. per 50A
lbs The weather is wet.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPOOL,
Sept. 2S-1:S0 p. M.-Lard IDS. Cd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKRT.-LIvERPOOL, Sept
2s.-The produce market is dull.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, sept. 2S.--Petr0.
leum quiet at 561sf for standard white.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK RAILROAD ACCIDENT
AID TIE ASSOCIATED pa. IS

OFFICE OF YHE NEW YovK AsjOCIATgY raiss
NEW YORK, Sept a. looV'
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
There has been no suppression" by the Associate
ed Press OF the verdict OF the c0roners jury n the
case Of the recent accident at Athens, on the PeHn'
sYlvania and New York Railroad. The verdict was
rendered on the 21st Early in the afternoon OF that
day our reporter, being at WaverIsy, few miles
distant, and learning that 1t had been publicly
announced. telegraphed for r on our behalf. The
operator at Athens-who Is a son OF Mr.. Welles.
president Of the road which this latest railway
murder occurred-repled that his father had pro-
hibited him from giving 1t out without his consent.
Our reporter rejoined, requesting the operator
to obtain such consent. Young Wees, having
absented himself from the instrument for the pur-
pose OF consulting his father returned and relter
ated his fathers refusal. On the day OF tho acci
dent, when reporter was at Athens, President
Welles told him that he did not want to have 1t
known that Two trains were running In one dIec-
ton 80 nearly together that when one stopped to
get the text Of the verdict reporter obtained and
forwarded It's substance, which was sent to all tho
press (the HERALD publishing 1t together with the
names OF the parties censured) on the morning or
the facts and thus rendered their suppression
impossible the son OF President Welles sent US the
text OF the verdict but 1t gave not q
single essential fact In addition TO those we
or pay for 1t. We did, however, send out the tardy
apology Of the railroad managers for embarrassing
instead OF facilitating efforts to obtain the text
OF the verdict while 1t was still news" though
believe the HERALD did not publish said apology.
You will see from the foregoing that the cen50rf-
Gus paragraph in Sundays HERALD was based on
transformation, and was unjust both to Itself ana to-
this Oflce. j. W. SIMONTON, General Agent.
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Movements Of Prince Arthur-A Night In q
Railroad Car--Enth usinstic Reception at
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Adjournment of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fell
lows Depredaii0ns by Indians in Arizona
DnstardIy Outrage Friendly Chief.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 81, 1862
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows adjourned sine
was introduced to the members Grand Sire Farms
worth was presented with diamond ring, set in
gold from the filings OF the cast spike" Grand
Secretary Ridgeley was presented with cane by
the California brethren.
Arizona advices 10 The 18th of September have
been received. band or 100 Indians had attacked
some teams hauling ore from the Vuture mine,
killed two Mexicans and wounded Two and cap.
tured sixty mules.
Captain Somerby, OF the Eighth cavalry while out
on a scouting expedition, killed twelve Indians.
Lerum, friendly Indian chief OF one Of the princ-
pal tribes, was attacked by drunken white man
and seriously injured ana has sworn vengeance
against the whites. He summoned his tribe to arms
and has commi ted several depredatlons already.
Return OF EEr. Seward to San Frnncisco-
Fires and Loss OF L;fe-Eew Railroad Enter.
prise.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 49, 1860.
Mr. Seward returned to-day. His progress in the
southern portion Of the State has been continued
ovation. He sails for Mexico on Thursday.
There have been many fires In the city the past
few days. and the destruction OF properly has been
considerable, with loss Of life In one case.
The first rail OF the Truckee and the Virginia City
railroad was laid 10 day.
The work on Sutro Tunnel was commenced yes
terday.
Wheat, sales OF choice shipping at 81 65; legal
tenders, IS.
AT cricket mat CHI to-day between the Red Stock
ings' eleven OF Cincinnati and the All California
eleven The Red Stockings scored IN one innings lis,
to 10 in two innings by All California winning the
game by long odds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-29
CONNEC

Injunction Against the Connecticut Western
Railroad Refused Liabilities OF IA De-
lrulfer.
HARTFORD, Sept. 20. 1869.
Judge Carpenter has decided not to grant an in.
junction restraining the directors Of the Connecticut
Western Railroad from contracting for the building
OF the road. The decision is made after full hear
ing on petition Of r. NJ. Allyn, OF Hartford, who
claimed that the company was not legally organized
until $4,000, 900 capital was subscribed The amount
OF stock subscribed is S1750 900. The company will
soon ask for proposals Tor building the road from
Hartford TO the State line.
The liabilities bf Clark Holt, OF Rockville, a large
manufacturer, and president OF the Toand County
Insurance Company, are much larger than supposed
when his business Irregularities and defalcations
were discovered a short time ago. full investiga-
ton indicates that they win reach quarter OF a
Million lie had borrowed largely Of the means OF
people who had small sums to invest. Many indivi-
dual cases have come to light where great hardship
viii DO caused. Mr.. Holt has disappeared and his
whereabouts is unknown He was q member OF the
trm OF c. Holt Co., OF New York. The s0undness
OF the insurance company Is not affected by his
deralcattons,