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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
Public Sale.

I WILL SELL at the residence Of John F.
Il Shaull, one mile North of Middleway, on
Monday, February 2sth. 1870,
The Following Property, to-wit:
-Four. Horses, One Mule,
FOUR GOOD MICH COWS,
Three Dry Cattle, Twenty Hogs.
One Road Wagon, Two Plantation Wagons,
One Spring Wagon. one Cart,
One Gum Spring Wheat Drill,
One Buggy Rake Two Barshear Ploughs,
Three Mccormick Ploughs,
Four Double and three Single Shovel PlOughs
Two Harrows, one Wheat Fan,
One Patent Cutting Box,
One Sleigh and Harness, two Jack Screws,
Two Log Chains, one Fifth Chain,
SixSets Wagon and six sets Plough Gears,
Collars and Brides Mattocks, Picks,
Grain Cradles, Spades, Forks, Rakes,
lSETBLACKSMITH'S TQOLS& BELLOWS
500 Bushels Fresh Burn; Lime
rs Acres Wheat in the Ground.
And many other articles too tedious to mention.
TERMS.-Six months credit on all sums Of Ten
Dollars and upwards Bonds with approved secu-
rity. with interest from date; under Ten Dollars,
Cash. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock
+. j. SHAULL.
February :, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
New Schedul
ON MAINSTEM
- A. b. WOOD, Agent.
HARPER's FERRY, December !, Isl

HARPER's Ferry, December I, 1869.
EDIroRs FREE PREss-Dear Sirs:-~ u
Please notice in your paper in
connection, with the I" Time TablesP ysu have al
ready published, that the last Passenger Train
North, due at Charlestown at 5 l4P. NJ, win ran
in advance of time fifteen minutes so az Is connect
at Harper's Ferry with Cincinnati Express ."
East which leaves here at ~ p N. each day ex-
eept Monday. Respectfully, aaLT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
Personal.

Mis- BsTrJE CsAvEH, daughtcrof Mr.. A. W.
Cramcr and a graduate Of Jefferson Institute,
Of this town. has accepted a position in the
Valley Female Seminary at Winchester. Miss
c. will no doubt, do credit to her former in
structors as well rs reflect lustre on her native
town by her requirements as a scholar and her
winning and attractive disposition. We wish
her much success in her Iaudablc undertaking.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
Special Notices.

FENO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN!
As all persons are more or less affected by
the change of season with disorders difficult to
manage by ordinary treatment, the
MORNING STAR BITTERS COMPANY,
Have determined to present their Bitters to the
public. knowing that it will sustain the merits
claimed for il.
it's not claimed for this article, that it will cure
all diseases. What is asserted for IT, 1t ,eU cure
viz: disorders arising from deranged Liver to wits
Impurity of Blood. Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache in delicate Females and Child
rem, Melancholy, Dyspepsia, General Debility, nc.
In Billions Fever and Chills and Fever, It's value
not only relief, but as an actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation has not been made ash usual
by careessly throwing together ingredients, but is
the product of long and careful study and trial re-
sultng in complete success. tits not intended 70
conflict with Physicians, as will be seen by their
testimonials accompanying each Bottle as to its
successful use, when other means have failed.
For sale BY AISQUITH d BRO. Charlestown,
July l6, 1865. Wholesale Agents.
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JEFFERSON. INSTITUTE.
ChaiIestoNvn, Virginia.


yVHE next Session will commence on Monday,
L SfBteg5er l3fh .lsGs, and Close on the last
Friday in June, 1870 ........... 90 ...,
English Branches-Nas FoRRksr.
aI.atin-Rrv. A.iC. HoPkISs.. J. .'7,' '~'
Mathematics and Modern Languages 90.
Miss FAY.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry '.'f- t....
and Physiology--DR- C. 7. RICHARDSON.
- Vocal and Instrumental Music .-sil..
Miss y. 7. FoRREsT.
Being provided with competent, Assistants, every
advantage Tor thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, Music on. Piano and Organ,
viii be afforded Particular attention will be paid
TO Music aud pupils will be required TO play at the
Musical Sotees, when the friends of the pupils can
have an opportunity 10 Judge Of their progress
Vocal Music will be taughtin classes as well as
BY private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &c, apply to the Princi-
pal -7 Mas. A. N. FORREST.
July 20, 1869.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

Ben Butler has two iavoritc songs: " / love
to steal while away and Shoe, fly, don't
bodder me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

Gov. Stevenson has appointed Jacob Lessen
ring, Of Caarestown, a Notary Public for this
County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

lis a curious coincidence that the uext-dOor
neishbor to the female brokers in New York
is Nissan, agent for the sale OF Brooklyn city
bonds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
Spring and SUMMER CAMPAIGN !
House BniIding, ~ g.

7 HAVE an efficient Corps Of Workmen, and am
prepared to construct Houses and TO execute
ali Work pertaining to the Carpentering Business
in the best manner OF the best materials, and as
expedtiously as anybody else. | will contract to
erect Houses, furnishing all the necessary mate
rails, if desirable to parties. The Work hereto
fore done BY me in and around Charlostown attests
whether or not understand my business. Per-
sons proposing to Build or TO have work of any
description, in my line, done, may consult their
interests by calling upon me. Respectfully.
Feb. Z. $50 SAMUEL MYERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

the Old Family Journal but have TO complain
oi its lack s' sense. Grammatical construction IL
uerfa-t useless vith0u; fair share Of good, or
binary common sense Berkeley Union.
No doubt b0t We are tho people aud wis
dom w.l' lie w.thyou."-Jop l3:2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
WEST VIRGINIA.:

4 r RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
N Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, Febru
AIRY Rules 1870,
n. S. WHITE, Admir- of Sader,
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To Whom it may Concern.
WHITE & LEE, Trustees,

WHITE & LEE, Trustees,
rs
WORTHINGTON'S Administrator.
THIS cause having been heretofore referred
Il to John w Kennedy, Esq, a Special
Commissioner who declines further acting in
the matter, by consent of parties Daniel B. Lu-
cas- Esq is hereby appointed a Special Com
missioner in said cause in the place Of said
John W Kennedy and directed to perform the
duties imposed on said Kennedy by the former
order Of the Court and report to this Court his
proceedings for further action.
\ Copy Teste.
WV. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
J. D. FAYNAN, Deputy Clerk.
Parties interested will please take notice that
| will proceed to execute the above decree at
the office Of Green & Lucas, in Charlestown,
w. Va, on Saturday the l2th dav If March,
1870. DANL b. LUCAS,
February Il. ls7O-lt Commissioner.
Pripter's fec-Ss.
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WANTED

Geo. II. TURNER'S Family and Extra Flour,
u for sale By W. EBi.
SiALT-50 Sacks Fine Liverpool. 100 Sack. Of
= q. i. Liverpool Salt, Just received for sae low
for Cash, by W. EBY.
liORN MEAL for sale hy
Y February I, 1870. ". EBY.
TSAACN RESyER'S Extra and Family Flour,
| for sale by ". EBY.
nARK and Bright Navy Tobacco, for sale By
~ Jan. 81. 1870. W. EBY.
IIOUR sold by the Barrel viii be delivered
free Of charge and warranted.
January 81, $50. W. EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

Uy1sa tHE WaoS5 Hs,n.-Proh1bly some ofour
readers thought we had things considerably mixed
last week when they discovered several marriage
announcements among the " demises." After all
10 was but a slight mistake, as all who are welded,
az those who die. hope for an entrance upon life
Of glory. And those who fail TO realize their
bright dreams care very little whether they are
iu spiritIlui orr not.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

A Distinguished gentleman Of Bath County
remarked tie other day, that be didn't care
whether they removed his disabilities or not;
that all be wanted was the removal Of his
liabilities
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
For the Cash.

WE have determined to abandon the credit bus
mess and will from this date dispose Of our goods
only for Cash or Produce, except to those who
have paid Us regularly at the expiration Of thirty
DAYS. We hope none will take offence but under
no circumstances will the above be deviated from.
Jan. 10. 1870. MILLER 4 SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

and latest improved Machinery for the ssnufac-
ture Of
w 90 l. EN- q 90 ID n.
We are now prepared To manufacture the finest
grades of wool grown in this country, and those
that desire having fine wool Manufactured can be
accommodated on the most reasopable terms We
have now on hand a nice lot Of
FAIL AND WINTER CASSFNERES,
Tweeds. Jeans. Blankets, Flannels, Stocking Yarn,
Pulled and Plaid Linseys Compelling, Coverlids.
&c., which will be sold low for cash or exchanged
for Wool on liberal terms. Highest cash price
paid for Wool delivered at the Factory
We desire 70 return our thanks Cor the liberal
patronage thatwe have received from the people
Of Frederick and neighboring country, and will
continue 10 keep our goods up 10 that standard for
which "JoBE's Llnsey's" have become so popular
and well known. Respectfully,
VIZ. JOBE A SONS.
BrucetOwn Va.
Sss5- Post Office and Express Station, Wsdes
vile, Clarke County, Va.
Oct. II, 1Sg9-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

lTACARONI-ItaIia and American, just re-
vi ceived By ". kBl.
ItRACKERS-So Water, Lemon and Sugar.
\ just reed for sale BY ". EBl.
CHEESE for sale by
Jan. "a, 1870. w. EBY.
ELOUR.-Family and Extra, for sale by
Jan. q, 1870. ". EBY.
TOBACCO.-The best in town for the price
only IS cents, for sale By
Jan. "a, 1870. W. EBf.
CABBAGE, Tomato and other Seeds, for the
Y Hot Bed, just reed. AcCURDY DUKE.
OHIO Grindstones, al sizes, for sale By
~ McCCRDY DUKE.
IMPROVED Delaware Corn Shelters. for sale By
McCURDI DUKE.
TRAY, Straw and Fodder Cutters, for sale By
II Tsb. :, 1870. fcCCRDY DIXIE.
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For Rent

1.-TWO Houses near Charlestown. Possession
/ given first March. Apply Immediately at
Feb. :, 1870 FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
FOR THE CASH.

4 FTER year at the credit business have de-
\ termined to abandon it, and will. common
cling from January LIST, 1870, dispose Of goods for
CASH, except to those who have paid me regular
" at the expiration Of thirty days hope none
will take offence, but under no circumstances viii
the above be deviated from. W. $. MASON.
January TO- 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

\. T. Stewart has purchased another thou
sand acres or land on Hampstead Plain, giving
L,m 5000 acres 10 all. His main object in the
second purchase was to straightcn the boun-
darv lines os the first.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21
Wy. JOBE, B.. ". joEE. }. j. lohr.
NNyoOL AND WOODEN GOODS.
To The People Of The Valley.

We have at a very heavy expense enlarged our
establishment, and added thereto some Of the bee,
and latest improved Machinery for the hsnufac.
turn rf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

Br1ou PruryEg.-Wc call attention 10 the ad-
OF thc Drs. Fahrney The elder Fair
ley', reputation has extended through a long Sc
-ie. % years, and the virtue of his remedies has
l..r -.t..-L.h-I b. tl.u.lnd. nr ca.e..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

At the sale Of Dr. Goldsboro, near Summit
Point on Thursday last. Mr.. AMOS SHEHHEED
was kicked in the groin 10y horse. Consider
dole pain was inflicted, but, We learn, no serious
rirry resulted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-21

Mr.. Ashby, Of Page, on Friday last, in the
Va. House Of Delegates, introduced bill TO
incorporate the Winchester and Luray Valley
Railroad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-14
Associated Press dispatch. !

NASHVILLE, September I3.-The Con-
servative and Democratic Convention
met at the Capitol to-day. W. A. Quarles
presided. John G. Brown was nominated
for Governor. A platform was adopted
declaring that all Southern States should
be inmediately restored to their rights
under the Federal Constitution; that dis
abilities of all the citizens should be re-
moved; denounciDg the present tariff
and substitute proposed by the Commit
tee of Ways and Means; declaring
the system of Internal Reve-
nue. oppression, and demanding a
reform; denouncing profigacy ofthe pres
ent ad dministration; declaring the law to
enforce the Fifteenth Amendment uncol =
stitutional, and urging its repeal; de-
manding tax on Federal bonds; opposing
National Banks; proposing repeal of the
law creating them and substitution of
treasury notes; sympathizing with pee
pie struggling for self-goverr =
ment, and denouncing the party in
power for reducing the States
to vassalage to the Federal Government; !;
declaring the policy of the present ad-
ministration subversive of State rights,
an invasion of the Federal Constitution,
and unless repudiated will result in the
destruction of republican liberty.
The closing resolution thanks the De-
mOcracy of the North for supporting
these principles, and pledges the Democ-
racy of Tennessee to unite with them in
the maintenance of the rights of the Gov
ernment. 7
Tho Convention was largely attended,
and the proceedings were harmonious.
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FRANCE.

soISSoNS DOES NOT SURRENDER.
PARIS, September 13-The defiance OF
the commandment at scissors to the
Prussians demanding surrender is enthu-
siastically approved by the inhabitants,
all of fwhom declare their determination
to fight to the last and endure any hard
ship in the service of France.
d BALLoOSING FOR Tue PRUssIANs.
PARIS, September I3.-Wilfred De FOu-
vile, author Ofseveral treablses ON balloon
navigation, is constantly on watch for
approaching Prussians, from a balloon.
he has also prepared other balloons,
which viii be properly announced to serve
as OutlOoks from different parts Of the
city.
PARIS, September I2-The Paris papery
retain their former prices, notWitbstand-
ing the abolition of the stamp duty, be-
cause their advertisements patronage il
destroyed and paper invaluable. --.
The Opinion NdtjOllGte. referring tC
Paris Tor directions, says the Prussians
viii find something to speak to-material
sbuDdant to make the conversation long
| and interesting.
Pans, September I2.-The exact posi-.
| ton of the Prussian advance is unknown
According to various accounts the enemy
have arrived at Meaux, Ligny and Me
dun. @
The Debats has long editorial exalt.
ing the patriotism OF Theirs.
PARIS, September i2--It is said that
the main body of the Prassians arrived a
point within twenty-eight miles of Parii
yesterday afternoon. & e
THINGS IN PARASITIC PRUSsIAN AD-
El.sls1l --l 7.1 VANCE. 4 A
PARIS, September I3.-The ministry has
| issued decree thai no person be allowed
20 leave Paris after 8 a.maof the 18th
without special permit. Martial Law
will be practically enforced. % 70
| The foreign ambassadors have sent away
the married secretaries, and themselves
will remain until the Prussians open fire
| anticipating no difflcnlty in securing 8
/ safe conduct through the besieging lines
| Portugal has recognized the Republic o
/ France.
NJ. Cremieux represents the government
at Tours.
NJ Penard has been appointed ambas
sador at Florence and intrusted with ex
i traordinary missions.
The Uhlans cut the railway and de
stroyed the telegraph lines near Moisey
Besec, eight miles from Paris.
Two Prussian corps, Dumbering 5000
men, last night occupied position on The
StrasbOnrg highway between Colomier
and Laferte.
/ 80 -. :. -..-.a
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the country, viii inevitably result In tn.

the country, viii inevitebly result In tbs
destruction Of repabIiean liberty.
Resolved, That this Convention tenderl
| It's thanks to the National Democracy Of
the North, who have so noblY vindicated
the great principles herein announced,
snd that the people OF Tennessee viii
cordially unite with this party in the
maintenance of free government.
T. w. Jones, OF Giles. then nominated
General ]. G. Brown, and moved that the
nomination be made unanimous, which
motion prevailed amid loud cheering.
A COMMITTEES was appointed 10 wait on
General Brown to INFORM him Of his nom
ination.
The General appeared and accepted the
nomination in the f1llowing speech:
Mr.. President aud Gentlemen Of the
Convention-This IL the frat political
Oenvention assembled in the State Of Ten
nessee since our noble and patriotic fel
low citizens have been disfranchiss q
from slavery. / recognizes in the voice
of this Convention the voice OF
the people of Tennessee, and his sspira-
tions are difficult of satisfaction who
would not be proud, who would not be
gratifed on such an occasion As this. /
am informed hat by aoclamation have
DCoh o1eo0 " 1D@t lONA 80 NIO
great fight against radiealism. We are
now entering upon new era. We have
emerged from a despotism which the peo-
pie never saw before. We have borne
everything; we have borne taxation with
out representation; we have seen the
writ of habeas corpus denied to the
citizen. We have seen, under the very
shades of the capitol of the nation, men
and women tried and condemned without
mercy or feeling. But this is past. Let it
all, with the bloody memories of the past,
be buried. Let US live for the present
for the glorious future. accept with
pride and satisfaction the nomination. at
your hands, and with your assistance /
promise to bear that banner, from the
blue mountains in the East TO the inland
sea in the West, to triumph and victory" !"
Speeches were also made by General
Bate, General QaarIes, John p. House
and others. 10
Amid great enthusiasm the Convention
then adjourned.
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ITALY

L
THE KTSG's TROOPS RECEIVED WITH EN-
.aA THUsIAssf BY ROMANS.
FLoRENCE, September l3.-General Cor
dova, in command of the italian troops
on the PspaI frontier. has issued procIa-
nation-to ths Romans, in which he assures
them that he does not bring war to them
but peace and order, leaving the admin
lstration full freedom of action. The in
dependence OF the Holy See will not be
violated. s-.4r a. ..r
The Kings troops, in their march 10
Rome, met everywhere with enthusiastic
welcome The garrison, at MOntifiscone,
Withdrew before their advance without
resistance.
THE RED REPUBLICASs or ITALY MOVING.
ROME, September I3.-Immenss posters
have been placarded on the dead walls OF
the city proclaiming q universal Italian
the Republican Revolutionary Commit
tee.
NATIONAL ARMIES = THE PAPAL DO
MINION.
FLORENCE, September l3.-The Pope,
i5 is understood, is preparing for protec-
ton against the entry of Italian treoT $
into Pspal territory, but will not resist
its occu patton. IL is believed the Govern
ment will secure to him the Leondine
quarter Of Rome, and provide for civil
list including the College of Cardinals.
On Sunday General Bexiv, with strong
force, encamped at Mont Giascone, nine
miles from NiJerbo-the garrison retiring
to Yiterbo. The Italians also occupied
Bagnarea, where twenty PapaI troops
surrendered. rs-ea- ..r6-- a11 a7rIral
The commander of the native Papal
forces Was arrested tor refusing to fight
the invaders.
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Berlin, that Bancroft has made every
representation IN favor of the mediator
The Journal de 80. Petersburg Is discuss
/ ing the mission of Theirs to neutral pow
ers, and hopes be may carry home con-
l viction favorable to peace. To do so, be
must sacrifice many prtjudiees and abso-
lutte ideas. He will then set France 8
good example, and make her own iu9ln-
ence more powerful than ever.
The American Consul, at HevTe, has
been ssiuted by succession of enthusi-
astie demonstrations. Very great excite
ment still prevails at Paris, and the con-
lfinental capitals Regarding American
mediation.
IMMIaRATroN-- AMERICAN MEDIATION. [
LONDON, September l3.--The stesmer
Napoleon the Third, of the general trans
Atlantic lia5, is now engaged in trans
porting French refugees to England.
There is an active inquiry proceeding at
Paris into the distribution of the vast se-
eret fund Of Europe. l7
The Paris Figaro regards the tender of
American mediation as opportunely for
peace.
Ex-Queen Isabella, with the prince of
the Asturias, has Withdrawn to Baysria.
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UNITED STATES.
aRAxr ExpLA1Ns HIMSELF.

UINANI hNFLAINs HIMSELF.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September I3.-
The report which comes from London
that three energetic dispatches have
passed through that city fer Berlin, from
this Governments, urging an arinistice, is
an eXaggeratiou Of the action of this Gov
ernment, which has thus far heen entirely
confined to the dIgnifisd, firm and very
courteous dispatch agreed upon on Friday
last, when the President was here, and
forwarded at once to Mr. Bancroft, at
Berlin, by Secretary Fish. This Govern
ment will only assume the position Of
mediator upon the joint invitation OF the
respective powers, and not in conjunction
with the neutral powers OF Europe, and
that mediation viii doubtless be confined
to the exercise of its good offices, and not
extended to the responsibility of making
a new map of Europe.
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Murderer Arrested. :. Man Killed.

CINCINNATI, September IL Cheek, the
murderer of Harrison near lawrence
burg, Ind, was apprehended in Ohio
county, Monday night, and lodged in the
Lawrencebnrg jail yesterday.
John Rockford, of Sydney, Ohio, a
brakeman on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton railroad, fell under the train
last night at Dayton and received fatal
Injuries
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Hasith Of New nfinans.

NEw ORLEANS, September lS.-Dn
Russell, Secretary of the Board of Health,
publishes q card IN which he says to the
business men and others who c0ntem-
plate visiting New Orleans: II would
say flazt fnom present appearances there
is no reason why they cannot come now
with rs much security as at any time
during the year. The mortality in this
CITY since July LIST has been less than that
Of any other city Of the Unitsd States in
proportion TO the population. There y
no occasion for the alarming and exag-
Rerated reports which have been cifeB-
lated concerning the health Of our city"
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SPAIN.

.Ha ATTACK ON SICKLEs.
MADRID, September I3.-Sickles, the
American minister, has for some weeks
past been rusticating, occasionally visit
ing the capital, and last week an armed
party stopped the usual diligence and de-
tnanded Mr.. Siekles by name, but for
tunately be was not there. The Govern
rnent now supplies him with guard for
these incessant journeys.
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nnsnlna Of a nsw RnIlraad.

.INDIANAPoLIs, IND, September l3.-
An excursion train Of six new Pullman
sleeping and. passenger coaches left this
city on tho Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western railroad. There were over
800 excursionists. including many OF the
leading railroad and business men OF Mas
saehusetts, New York and the East. This
new road is open under the most fayop(
able ausDices - 4