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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-24

THE DISMAL SWAMP AND ITS TRADE.-The
trade of the famous "Dismal Swamp" of
Virginia and North Carolina, says the Bal
timore Sun, has always been important.
and Baltimore has had considerable share
in it. A fire of extraordinary magnitude
was lately raging there, and of course in
terfered to more or less extent with the
trade. The Dismal Swamp extends forty
miles south from near Norfolk, Virginia,
m d twenty-five miles east and west. Sew
eral small streams flow through il, and in
the centre of it is Lake Drummopd, six
miies'long, and three miles wide, the suri
face of which is twenty-one feet above tide
water. The Dismal Swamp canal, made
by the assistance ofthe national govern
nent and the State Of Virginia, fed by
Lake Drummond, was six feet deep, and
passes for twenty miles through the swamp,
allording an outlet not only for Timber,
but for much of the agricultural produce.
tons of the eastern part of North Caro- lima
Its annual freightage a few years before the
war was about 24,OoO,oOo shingles, 6,0O0,-
600 slaves, 165, 900 cubic feet of plank,
scantl ing and ship timber, 700 barrels Of
spirits turpentine, a. 500 bales of cotton,
1000 900 bushels of Indian corn, 10000 O.
wheat, $4,000 bbls of shad aud herring,
and $4,000 bbls. of naval stores. 1t will
thus be seen that o valuable highway OF
trade and commerce lay through this dis
NAL and seemingly desolate spot.
The single trade of the swamp was enor-
nous, and some of its many proprietors
employed over one hundred hands in cut
ting shingles alone. large proportion of
the swamp was originally covered with
thick forest OF cypress, white cedar aud
other timber, the most valuable portion OF
which has been cut down to furnish ship
timber, shingles and rails, the last being
exported to New York and other places
under the name of cedar ais. Great guam
titles of timber have been also procured
from beneath the surface, where fallen tim
bers have been preserved by the wctness of
the soil, but the supply thus obtained began
OF the swamp ha lost its Importance. The
soil consists of black vegetable matter to
the depth of fifteen feet saturated with wa
Ter, yielding to the tread, aid in many
sslaces covered during a largo part OF the
year with stagnant pools. Roads have been
made in the swamp by laying legs. eight or
ten feet long, side by side on the surface OF
the soil, which was passable by mules or
oxen, though earring was done mostly by
hand to the creeks and bitches communi-
eating with the canal. There are several
smaller swamps slong the coast of North
Carolina, covering in the aggregate about
2,OOO,000 acres, and mostly State property.
When the Dismal Swamp is cleared up, it
will produce agricultural results unparal-
leed on the Atlantic seaboard.
a SCouNDRELLY SCHEME w e have the
information from source entitled to the
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-24

UNITED STATES : COMMISSIONER. Judge
Underwood has appointed Mr.. Charles II.
Berry United States commissioner fol
the City of Norfolk.
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GREAT CURATIVE.

VaILI1h %
The celebrated Gautiers Native Wine
Biters are composed of the extracts Of
roots, herbs and barkS. They contain no
aichol, being made oil the pure white
wine of California. Az curative they
possess unequalled merits In the follow
ing diseases: Dyspepsia, debility, nerv-
BUSINESS, chills and ievels, summer COM
plant, acidity OF the stomach, nausea
aud heartburn. They are also a capital
tonic apnetizer sl2,-TlS.
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u. T, GREENWOOD & BRO,
sr9 81 Main Streat
OYSTER NOTICE.

OF railroads AMI Express Companies
within the commonwealth of Virginia,
are hereby notified that all persons ship.
ping or forwarding oysters, are required
70 deposit with the Master or Agent of
q receipt stating that the tax of three (3j
cents per bushel has been paid before the
oysters are received.
Any Master or Agent of any Steamboat,
Railroad or J. ipr IS Clmp5nv receivine
oysters TO bo forwarded without such re-
ceipt being ii ST deposited with them, will
DC held to answer for the offense, as pro-
vided IN the 9Th Section OF the Act, 23d
field,
". II. &. LOVITT,
grIo' Chief Inspector oysters,
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MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-

MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor Dc
Cordy presiding. Sept. %.
II. BOBBY, colored, drunk and disorderly
and resisting an officer; fined $3.50.
Henry Jones, colored, suspicious; diss
charged.
J. 7. Hardy, drunk and disorderly; dis
charged.
L. Thomas. sleeping on the wharf; dis
charged.
j. Rullin applied for lodgings; accom-
modated and discharged.
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NALL SEEDLING- 1869

FALL SEEDLING, 1863.
nUTn'S CHALLENGE SOLU-
IL BILE PHOSPHAI E--A most
active and durable fertilizer. STANDARD
GUARANTEED, For sale by .4ssak
sr6 CHA'S REID Il SON,
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FEMALE HIsEAsEs.-LRrge numbers oil
Women. in fact nine tenths of the entire
sex, suffer from some Disease peculiar to
Females.
DR.. L awrence's Wom'an's Friend meets
with great success in curing them.
This fact should be widely known.
If every Lady in the United states
would take one or two bottles Of the Wo'
mans Friend they would be repaid, by re-
newal of health and strength. 1t is a safe
and reliable Remedy, and is endorsed y
the best PLY sicians.
Mg- 40 one can suffer from debility sick
stomach, Chills or Bilious Fever, while
using DR.. Goddin's 'Gentian Bitters.'
Read the advertisement. iel4 dw3m
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-24

OH PAINrINa.- A handsome oil painting
or sale cheap. Apply at this Office. .
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A SCouNDRELLY SCHEME. I'VE have the
information from source entitled to the
fullest credit, that the radicals of thiscity,
acting der orders Fl ON Richmond, are
busy at work procuring the names of per-
sons to be appointed to the City Council, in
place OF the present incumbents, who are to
be removed, who will pledge themselves to
vote for the appointment of Proxies to rep
resent the city in the meeting of stockhol-
ders of the Virginia II Tennessee railroad
company, who will vote against the re-
election of Gen. Malone. The votes Of
l.ynchburg, combined with the State vote,
which is to be secured by the removal Of
Treasurer Rye, these piotters elieve will
effect the General, and give this important
line of railroad over to the tender mercy of
some miserable sca'awag or contemplate
carpet bagger.- Lynchburg News.
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SANTOS at their new tore have re-
ceiyeu o. large stock of fine English Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Soaps and Perlu-
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" . IL 3 A l. Il
THAT DESIRABLE RESI- DENCE -.
on York street. No rs, near ATTAIN faSiA
tic bridge. now occupied by the 1k1A
subscriber.
The premises are delightful and in tho
rough re il. cistern. new Kitchen, &c.
The Furniture, which is we'll kept. can
also be bought.
The Lot lii new Fencing, nearlv 400
feet deep, ard has 40 feet front on York
street, and there is room to run wide
street across the rear parallel with York
street, civ ing two fine fronts. Also,
THAT COMMODlOUS RESIDENCE,
No rs West Freemason street, occupied
by the subscriber last year-eight thou
and gallon cistern, numerous rooms and
enty OF space.
sIsrli4t A. F., LEONARD,
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I Owe, MARRIAGE. MEN and
- WOnlen.-WORDS on M wy W4sn ana
1or Young Men on the Ruling passin wO ~,
a noath "a and early Man hood, with o se AZ
cIaro "a se2.ed ietter envelopes. free OF
TiON, Box +, Philadel phia. Pa. 1A''0ooaA-
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EOR LEASE,

A LOT ON the corner of King and Wa
ter streets. Port .mouth, $50 feet by about
i.5 feet. Apply to
THOMAS w. PIERCE,
Attorney at Law,
srls~lst a Norfolk,
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LATE PAPER9.-We are under conunu.
81 obligations to the Norfolk News Com
pany, No. q Main street, for late daily
and weekly Northern, papers, and periodi
o1s.
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SANTOS at their new store have le-
ceived Cresylic and Carboitc soaps ior
destroying insects, purifying, DC. 1s
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Special Notices.
c II Q L Z r A

G Ii LERA.
"A Care for this Disease nav ha fo,,,,
the use of
FERRY DAVIs's PAIN KIILEp
zsTIF$SA i have used the medici,a
NsSSzasAlM KT1hoWn IS Perry Davis,s
Ia#49 fa EI NY lam ily for the last p
WSVVSaSa - sV months, and have ereat
WSaas&sS# pc : sure in testify ing To- lis its
&SoNb@ Te.y valuable properties
ha ,uitIa,~t :, you'd not on any account
H ~, ~, ~. D"I4ng the existence OF
a onoie enst last year used no medicine Of
1myseitand several members OF nv vI tamia
~ were ats :tci' q by IL gey 1reIy. aid n,
happy TO cay ina1 the RI n Killer , aaa
eqm ,rav TO every emergene y; it was b Was
u prevent and q ceftein cure con'
s slder l should not be ing NV dutv vot ~
ne commnnitv aid not say this stt myc 10
~ were q. acked Ivy tne Cholera To tian
s 1i HGin ktller would tie the ONLY Teu,e my
oy should use. + have thoroueHlv fa.I.
co IL, anu know it can be relied IN test"
f. b. BERGINSEND
--.------.- Galena, Illinois.
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DIR. KIE RSTEAD'S
UNRIVALLLED REMEDY THE
KING OH ALL PAIN,
THE GREAT INTERNAL AND EX-
TERNAL MEDICINE.


Headache in S minutes, Toothaehe in
minute; Neuralgia. Spralns, Rheumatism,
Diarrhoea, Coughs and Cold, Fever ana
Ague, Cramps and Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, inflammation of the Kidneys, Piles.
Burns, Foul Stomach, and many other
diseases and ailments OF the human body
too numerous to mention.
1t is q Diruetic. curing diseases OF the
Kidneys and Bladder. 1t Is q, Tonic and
stimniant giyd,ng an aPps Is Diaphoretie
causing perspiration and aliaying fever,
1t is an eXpectorant. acting ont the Lungs,
and good in all Throat and Lung diseases
There is not pain or ache, nervous or
infiammatory, sbut that the King Of all
Pain will relieve, and in most instances
entirely cure. 1t should always be used
before any other remedy Is tried, for IT is
almost certain in every case 10 be the
only thing needed.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by all Druggists, Apothecaries and
Dealers everywhere.
w. II, BROW NE & BRO,
Sole Proprletois, wholesale Druggists,
Baltimore, Md.
6rl3-6m
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MAGNOLIA WATER TO the
best German Cologne, and sold at half
price,
cr1c.dAtyppOdl
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~ oTinCaEv;1RECEIvED THIS
80 packages Primo Butter,
''ef' 's"perEew sugar cured Hams.
fast Bacon. Die"k-
bb5. New Leaf Lard. 'o''"0iS
,oo o w super Bait, Family Corned Beef.
Ivy extra Smithfieid Rnms.
~ new Goshen CheeSes, 3d.
81 % Wlicn h2S been selected bv one
OF tne M, ami purohs sed at the lowest
1ngly low toy WI e'ioh"-
AEDLOrT & WHIrEHURST,
NOS. 70 nnd IS city Market,
and 81 East Market Square.
@af- Please look for the Red Sign in the
centfe OF the Aiarhet House. sr2l
A sON FsNUFD a TTRACTlON
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
--.- NEW GOODS
Afcs II being received at
TEiE " CA SIX EFT"
q Main Street.
10 supply our large nna Increasing trade
COM Il AND SEE the largest and
most me 9nitfcer lock ever
offered in tho city of
WAtChE S--" GreenW, d" and other
movements,
FINE JEWELRY.
Sterling Silver, superior Plated Ware.
tiockt, Spectacles, &C,
All OF WI oh. having been purchased
from the b t sources in tbfS cnnI,ntTW for
me cash, W,ll be sold at prices to compete
with the lowest North.
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four corners of the world. Drake is not
dead, nor his Bitters etther.-EXchange
paper
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ftSh,
hnchl, Mol. 26 iIake.... 3 5Gai 70
Mo-: lialG Goldfish ..... 015a7
MOB. ...... l2l4ai3
kith No |. new 65a3 w H'gS, NC ct9Ma9M
Do. NO. Z...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 80
Her'nsA, gib'd 40Oa60o Nc gross 100
Labrador "A 75a4 w Roc.....s llailI
HalilaX....4 JOa4 50 southern
Cod, u loo lbs. $ tSa6 w Gross. . & UUaG 10
Hog and Spot $74aSla Mullets. W OO7a 80
Trout. ......7 Blue Fish. ....... Ga7
Flour.
F'amily........S al2 ~ Superilne. 6 OJaG SO
GXtra.......... 1alU Fine. 81 az 50
rye ..sa ..,............. .......... .SM
SLaunf0n Family 81 do. extra. So3b
40 5upef..'.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fi'UH.
Oranges, &, hul. n0ue Lemons. e 50a7 co
Oranges, pr box rs CranberlieS, 22a24
pr Dbl. $l5al6 COcoanuts pr 100, rs
Figs per lb...... .20a25 Chestnuts. ... S3a4%
Filherts..... lie. Walnut. ...... l6c.
FlClGSeed'
trlnXSeed ............,.... =. 2 Ot)a2 2
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MTFOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIST
l5-laWd&W6m
, 1869-08-25

the stock and house ws1 IN tns Peoria Marine flfe
Insurance COMPANY, Which IS said 70 n1fe !M.a
few dsyg &sn.- Il cot3ea very -rard On NJ Ho0toa ~
The n!e Is tQpD9eea - hhTu been tne Fo1k o. Ill
fncEDdixfy,s - - 49, s+A-'- arts -. 80,
i Pu11lpzIFnu, AEg1st A--At O'Clock ta.s
afternoon fEp broke cat to-H larKe Ion1.sso!{
brick building On the northwest corner q Naau
and WauAee E<reets, used ice Eta2u1aet1NS7 pa.'
posed, which u abort uule wA4- -oomplef ~ oe-
atroYed. The huild.rx Vas World fod,0oa nas4
snauftd FOX It's tutlte v2l3a.,. Tia oGfap@nks y. Z
n. EnR. WpoNen ao3 J1gu t1aanfa fal1atctA 4ase
in Insurance Of flAeed, which tofeT1 tneN toss-
J. J. atesd same huatnezz EfoG1 98 oo2, hani-
a1cf. ~ 800 ). 0. Aead + Co, silver Nasn maoh.
fnst11exe. su1er 4. heavy loha-. Four pfasase
dwellings Wess hu1ued-. The lota1 loss Hlu ptooa-
b. L0urhr Angnst sL-A nre occurred u The
cellar of F1Ny, Eowan d Kca1h =. book atoft.
corner Of Ouse and Eth streets, .thl& ereMaG.
1c7s uAnly BY water, Nh!ch cannot oe ASCERTAIN. 2.
ed to-p1ght The Htock N the Htnze II valued NJ
about 50, coo; insured for sea,oM
Thr loss BY tho steamboat 4te thts mnf91nS
wa4: War Eagle fa.U09 ins1Iel for s2, COO s*cA "
the Eatlonal, B0stou. and uGae, EeN Hassa-
Ercul1g star, EndcfFrtteS6' fatu2ao1, $la,ouo
insured for &, coo m Tho Home, New Haven. ana
s., Go In Unknown offices, probably p1ttsoul8e Aoo
Cincinnati, ..,.4
betoI etus 10 Captain Acn Nas desfoycd " nfe
tins x1tetnoon. LOSE shont $500. partially covered
81 Insurance. OrneE bGllding1 we're In danger
Be. wero sared b. great e1czuons- Weather c1
trcuEiY hot -.
, 1869-08-25

ST. lofts; August 4A-Another hot day. The
msrruT standing II " degrees thls afternoon.
TheSe = suong tres1e ,h,s , eTentns: : h9r: =.
nnY1k Nhlch viii doubtless break the 10
fsnse heat which has prevailed for some
nssa psst, Several more deaths occos7ed
X s.y frorn the entct Of hcas and WnlsSe3
Sasuy51iE, August s4--The weather veg
hns this morning: % degrees u 10 otioek
Cooler MS evening owing 70 tht nesFf clouea
xkirh nrotuae much rato Tonight
LoC1s7lLE, August 34-Ihe hexted setn eon,
t,nnes. Tnc thermometer u p n TODAY stooa
A. ii IN the snade, seyetH cases o. koo sooAe
are YeDoYted but pure have been rasA
CINCINNATI, August ts--Thermometes ~ n1on
el: during tho atte{noon,fa as; s8y na11 tn1s
evening, .,.-ro,na+er
sands nj - il The shade, and rs IN the SD:
INpiaNAro1Is, August sk-One esse o! ia'as
ssrstIoke here To-day. Thetmotnesev, ~.
RICHMOND, Aug,At 9k-NtAihef shoEef{ 3es.
rerdsy. pnd cloudy to-day. There we're nesSy
shoTefy Yesterday and .1ss hight nj SsaSn.oa'
1e1lnctop, and Old Suret sprtngs.4
MENPuIs. Augu1t S&-A [ae r11d last niEnt aAu
to-day Twas much needed
srE1HcYrHp, August 9A--Tne heat cas oeca s. +
,nleose and oppressive to-day that Oyer one ~
Of Ihc Iaen II the Workshops OF the Toledo, Na
| hash i Western RAi1road Company, II th.s CIT
y.rrc Obliged to Ga!t work before noon. the ther
| r1oneser ranging, IN nAng Paris o. Lee cls5s liou
lp3 10 lo4 de&see1 N NE enaae'
, 1869-08-25
SPRINGFIELD.

Rev. i. G., white,s Concluding Loc-
sure on lkomenism-A Reliable
. Correspondent The New S*a2p
t5puxe-Hccomme meudut1ons By tho
Iotpx CQMmtttce on Public RutA0-
tpxs- xs-PeEAonnl- -Assenasnene no
tnEns~ =
soec1A Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune
srYu07u1.n, Ill, AnEuat ~.
~. f,ry4h and tsar iee1u5e Of Rev. ]. G. White
aontnsr Komanlsu, vss delivered In tho HAu Of
Rrpzcsen,1ttyes, Tonight, pefoFt q. taFse
and Intelligent Aadieuce OF gennemens.
Ma disturbance took place IN The nali,
M ample preparation had ueen made Aan tness
nrena4at3ans made b. determined ettl1ens % 1nets
ont tust,ce 70 him large namoer 2. nee9Is.
Ir1sh rapIsts persmbulaied The streets, Aoot.n9
md ho sling during bis lecture, And frequent ~
rnIr,ts wets made by pefVGEs !aW-aaidtnx cst1ent
My auch dernonstIauona saoIid oe to1eiasso' ous
no ATTEMPT, - iar have been abn 70 as2ln. Hks
sie to arrest single r0wdy and IT ILLS Wr1I!u9
squads OF them are seeking tneh homes unHo"
It fhe close Of tie meeting tonight resolutions
cnTnnIiment4ry to Mayor Broadwell and sheElu
i,roHn were parsed, and one resolving that Tree
tpsscb should be projected tn spsingaeid. o,.,
The epec,al correspondent Of the Chicago rms
D. despaicn to Tn1 TRIBUNE, IN relation 70 the d.
gracefpl row Of the 1ssn In IN 19ls ,ea; eass'
tse 4!set 7.9! q .sss IT. e. @
en1esnonaen1 was not within two niles q TIC
se looss On the s nsn5 naea as iool
place, and be knew nothing ol II untA1 to'o''ne1
oflL ,.o .,ro,,t.d 1,v the Jotnt Com
,,,;ttre On Public buildings, aud Qnher Ehest AZ
thoIIy the i.o dis1nterested architects OF CacaSt
lAtcly made estimates ul tue eoss o. ~. X
civ. al WHICH time the report OF this comnIt:e.
vii oe decided upon. srd thc rnM aenon e b1 H.
4 N1H "A
, 1869-08-25

The Army officers tkeurion-ElEnt
Dny.x Proceedings

The Army Officers tkenrion-Elr1t
Dny-x Isroccet1iuEss
snectal Despatch tn The Chicago THhune.
GET1rsErkG, Pa, August -.
About ns,f officers have answered the Invitation
1ssue4I by ihs Memorial Association. VI taese
perhaps hal! q dozen commanded divisions IL
some stage ct the hattie, anl about the same nntn-
ts.r ur.cadeeL There Is NO great enthusiasm, ann
1.t,r Ill he 4sctrtalled VI 1ht sptc'a! Fostlons
II t{uopa lryo1d What Ia Alrtad5 kaoFn. e1eept
IN the most general Way. NothfnR IQl1IcE CaA
IL, .sct,1ntpel u: tho muycueats that tue posts
OF tho rebcl llne concealed tIoM oa1 tosiHon. Lne
aud thc part. NIil Visit tue cemetery nno Eu!p
I'M to.tip.ruW. The growth o1 sIfuhbcf3 ana
changes IL the txf1n u1.ke the Identification Of
rrSlmentai |u-ltious N!utst i1npossihle-
To THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
GErYtBrEc, Pa, August = AT meeting OF
<,+fir.r tha ni,,r,,ltlc Coloue Icne!'!eE WAS III
U,Nd' on mutton Ut 6encr1l Meredith, to take
charge OF the day. The pa7tf Then repAreu 70
ihc Held 1ur ,hc purItOse Of tftnuitfiV 1S'ne me
tnt11!ou OF the troops III tile GrHt dss batit.
rrlatsd ss the Marty passed from point 70 point.
The pr1Hclpal ls11niA OF the field, tile foa!h "
= h!ch The opposing troops a'Eancts! and Iesifnh,
and tie places where prominent oislcers 1e!l, "cle
studied ,..o,,d
covered pr troops In ahe nfst DAYS tght- tnclua-
ing scpjua1J Ridge The examination Vas CON
ducte lu rlrlt u fairness, the dtoife Icing 10
4+.tfle the eoufrOrerted points
III the afternoon the position OF the EieFentu
rotrs III the 1rst ttsya engagement was deter
mined 4 large number Arrived This morning,
Including nant ntt!crrs Of the frst, secnnf, Third
sixth and Twelfth Corps
To ouorroH Cu1p's Hill. Cemetery Hill and ylc!n
~ viii be visited tn "Wednesday evening there
Will be ball In hunot OF the nlttas! and !hs!1ec
KUpStg
, 1869-08-25
OHIO.
roIiticai-Specch OF Hon. 1onn -
bingham mt iiltnncc-clhcAnlA
CItY ItcINS-

roJ,ticol-specch Of Hon. John a.
1t,vrh,.,,, Mt illtuuCc-CiuClnun
CITY Itc1us-
Special Desnatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ALLIANCE, O., August 81
ubp. John 4. Bingham addressed iasse an-
t,ieuce at the Upera House In this place to-night
on ,sc political Issues Of the day. Hs5 Fena1ka
were we'll received aud warmly eppauded. us
argument referred principally tn the two polns
Of the Democratic doctEne' ~ xI'
di.,op. lie also oycrhauie4 :he record Gof
Nj Trudlcton and showed his unxurtMncss for
tEe puHitlon fUF which Ar had been nouAhabu+
JIoti. The Maupcr iu " H1Gl the speech "aa re-
ceyrd twas appa5cpt TINT tho aadlcuee Was
thoroushs in accord with the speaker.
CtNCiNkAT1. August 2L-Ile too2eco tuAa1'a@c- ~
turtnr holsc of Juhu |. Robbins WAS released TO-
da, from the seizure Madt couple u "eeks ago.
fof the alleged Of counterfeit stanps- ~ e1-
apuicut.on Vt Washington, the stamps nfosea 70
bc genuine. Orders for The release came lFou
Af. Uelauo. . -.-., .,.
John Cottle, policeman, II azTestcd foE m1r.
| der. In arrestlnR John Beoee lsst n,eni, &c
cunrret him down, No Unusual effects OF Inc
blow were seen II tho TING, hut after gong ~ ~
station house he tell into eonatose Sleep aao
George Ecter1y, late Of Pittsburgh, mas'csan'
| died Of hupAtruke nj = o'clock to.ntEaL
| Txn rnnytcts in the Ohio Icnitenrnr5 attemp-
| ted TO cscape yesterday. They we're NolAioS ~ IL,
Ihe bfrHh Eaap At t1r time One o! tne 1uea e1ep'
into u nog.ntad, which A!s fellow criminals r1o,
cetdeJ to i'll up With brushes. ana tnen neadtu
up. JuBt tclUre the wagon Was pf0asat t - 70
den WHO Is always aTnKe, dttcureted the pfocecu
ipes aui cooliy rolled the he2r!leaA 10 ihe pssson
! and transferred tie LIE portoa y! tae coasenss y
| itc duDEcun