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, 1870-10-04
General Robert T.. Lee Stricken with
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RICHMOND, Oct 2-The Lexington frd-t.rt au-
nounrea thar General Robert F. Lee MRS stricken
with paralysis or the s:lh ulttmo, since which
tine be has heea altogether spcecnlczs- His re-
coyery Is considered doubtful
WAEHIN6JoN, Oct. 3.-ColoEe1 Christian, jus:
from Lexington, reports that on the evening Of
September 2, General Lee, after presiding over
m unusually large mcetlnE OF the faculty O.:
Washington College, attended ryotractei and
exciting meeting of the vcssry Of the Ep:scopa!
Church. On hia return 10 his residence, he
tainted from extraordinary fatigue, and xss
placed In bed, where he has since remained unieF
advice of his physicians lie nas hal no sJmp-
TOMS Of aporae1y or paralysis, ontt tof1or. lfe
hAa bad the full use Of hands aud bodily
physicians confidently expect hts recovery IN a
day Or So. At boon today. Monday, he vas
cheerful, ard his family and phJsctans are eonn.
Icft Gcues4, Lees house II 10 O'Clock :or,lay.
, 1870-10-04
DISSOLUTION,

TI, e1raftnFr>kir hert tofnsr* rxietnk 1-tae r..
unGe5eisnrd n Csrrentss. idt-. nn,l Cnafra 'r'..
and u.nnfsrtnrcrs Of ants dealer. IN Ss-h f+",7..
fnvrd liz .a,c n " Wflsnnf tnvirs sof hi. fss-n.t
thrrrin ta tht. s>Li H+.rreu r..u- u. inrlH'r:
Fsyr, and ali moneys due said Esn arr r; fai -
them. ~ ttntt - II t-tFs'1H'
f,u,e,e, nr4 fs.n SIMEON n WTIE.1t
, 1870-10-04
DENMARK.

C0rESHAGES. Oct, a.--The sessions OF the RIs-
ssadt were opened to-day hy the King, who In his
speech congratulated the country on the m2ihte-
nance Of neutrality hy Denmark lie expressed
the hope that the pending questions With North
Germany woah he ~ settled as TO rcassare the
Independence OF the country and strengthen The
relations of Dcnma.k with her powerful neigh
hnr~
, 1870-10-04
DIED.


ARMbTR0A0-In this city, ucsot~r J, Mary Joseph
inc. snfant daughter of Juha y: and Martha II. Arm
;t5ca5 flner1i frotn 70 81 ss.lsSiekst. sofnt! o'
touth Bend, Ind. aud Phladelplua papts,
rle..e nv.
FULTON In this eitv, Mr. WIN. II. Fulton. in tit
2h ye1s 2! his a44 Funeral from BIZ la:e rs.dtucr
eora!aity invited w!iha't fu!tE+r nniicr.
kE-at Lake fcrt.s. III! tscsoiscs ,, J-1ta Lake
, 1870-10-04

-sEsk XUKA UEy "VVa2N A2AEAC&s
NET YORK. Oct. S.-Weather unpleasant aud
trae languld, but prices shnw no matertal 2itcFa-
lion. Prints more freely offered: lIHc Tor all
leading makes brown sheetibgs held dru1y; l{c
far 1nnian Head anil Appleton; lake for seconds !:
Falls $: axe for New York Stills. Rieache<i
musllns, 21Hc for wamsutts; 17c for Dwight
csmaIt1cS, xrl l{c for Hone.
, 1870-10-04

MApRlp, Oct 2-A .lecrec, 6aHne,l Dy Regent
Settanr, is published, permitting religious teach
ing in schools, Int excmrting from tfs operation
tic children Of parents Who make objection to
their Instruction therein.
RAKcE1oSA, Oct z, ria LONDON, Oct s--Thssty.
nye new eases Of vo.utto we:e reported today,
and twenty nine deaths
, 1870-10-04
nftttnry IEeun3on nj PcorSn--Ncsk
Railroad Facilities.

Seee1s1 pe-patch to The Chfeako Ttib1ne.
PEORIA. Ill, Oct. a-The Fort!-seyeuth nlineas
Regiment held its ANIMAL reunion here .o-tla:.
The attendance was quite large. .AIi1tant Gee.
Fut+1haEgh was osasu- oftht daJ.
The ilTEs train OF The indianapolis. Bloomington
Il Western Ratltoa.! lett here tn!s morning. Ke.-
1Iar through It airs are row running.
, 1870-10-04
NInncbaEo County tWfs-} kcpublt'
cnn Nominations.

Bpeti1 Urspatc6 70 I6t Chlt11o l11nc1A
OSHKOSH, Wls-. Oct s.--Thc Republican County
Convention On SATURDAY nominated James Il.
Foster, for Stata Senator: Colonel H B. H4f-
CLERK Of The Board; 4. D. Tor1ey, for County
Treasurer; Ruhet1 Mccnrdy. for RcEtster Of
Deeds: aod 4. A. Ausslp, for District Attorney.
, 1870-10-04

Special Dctra:eh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
CREsIIsE, O., Oct 3.-A furious wiutl and hail
stern PASSED over Crestllne about o'clock this
/ evening, accompanied By terrific thunder. The
| lightning struck stahie belonging to Nicholas
Rloomeans, III the eastern part Of the town. au,l
1t WIS almost instantly euvcoped In DANES. and,
with It's coutenfa OF hay, soon destroyed. No In.
| -usance. Considerable rain fell, which has bceu
| ba.lJ needed IN this locality.
, 1870-10-04

PITTSBURGH, Oct. ga returning Californian
name4l Christopher Herbert, Of Grrenseurg, Pa.
wAs robbed OF eight thousAnH dollars IN the cars,
while leaving the depot FOR home, tonight. Two
Chicago confidence men followed him from that
city. engaged him In conversation, aud rook the
mepes sfpU hts ysSt rocic.,
, 1870-10-04

LoSDos, oct- s.--Adytces from Syduey, Aussra-
is, to September s, are received:
Extensive defensive Preparations were max
irc.
Tnc International Exhibition tas tecn opened.
, 1870-10-04

Dos7oS, Oct. 3--A large brick building, Soe SC
was nearly destroyed By trc thls znofnlng.
Among ths occupants were Jno. Fl2nerng 4 CO.,
bru6h-nakcss; ]. u. Stevens L Co.. clocE-fnakers
Wuf, Celia Il i c., ri3'Cte fflmess; Forbes
, 1870-10-04

Drctkion in mn Indianapolis Divorce
Case RcEsonnl Entnl Rnilroud
, 1870-10-04
ANETRTA.

VIENNA. Oct a.-Thc Rrrirte OF this morning
soya the alarming ncws about Russian war p.cpa-
iattons Is uuttue. Grneral 1guatien Ii still at
Constantlnop1c- Rusala makes no war move
menis whatever The relations between Russia
and Austr1a 1caye nothing to i.e desired.
, 1870-10-04
ILLINOIS.

Property Axsc~hed for Stnso Tax
In 1870
Special De1psteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
SrN1NGFiEID Qcl. :,
By courtesy Of VIM stadfen. Secretary Of the
:>t.te hoard Of Equalization, send you the fol-
t.'wtug statement OF property assessed for Sta.e
'nkatiou III the several counties Of the State Of
-,rcs cuitlyntcti ID said counties IN fs6o. ~ ap-
.-'as. nun the nAsesaMcnt returns died IN the
n1itnrss ot3lre:
, 1870-10-04

pr7rsBERGE, Oct 3~-cEule petroleum quiet;
safes l,dU bsls spol al 1oc: 2tJ brIs, seller uc-
iober, at a,+c; spot scare; saalGc offered aud
the yesr. stc. Refined quiet and weak: spor,
93Ac: seller October, s:Nc: seller November,
2a4c; seller December, :4Ac.
, 1870-10-04
TIE WEST.


c'; SAII !.Aka, Oct a--Chtct Justice NcEean de-
l.. t.so@esotioE Attorney for hts court. This tusns
.ne ~. u,'non Attofney General cut OF court, and
PIts aI criminal cases into the hauds oi iae
, 1870-10-04

Hayward i ca. wholesale coulecu3uerA Lass,
81 90: partly insured.
DWIGHT, Ill, Oct a-The wooden cotn-dsyer Of
OF new cn1n. was burned yexteriay afte1n; o.
Loss aueut $500; covered By sa~us2nce In The
Htna. The adjoining dryer WIS sared by great
%reftfhnk - I
, 1870-10-04

The French forces on tho left bank OF the Rhine
are well disciplined and effective.
LoSpoS, Oct s--A1stces from Paris state that
decree relieves the government from the care Of
me poor and throws the responsibility thereof on
the municipalities.
Bsca.lssut1s not reecrEed in households for use
are to he put Al the disposal OF the Paris Com
The Russians push their scouts seyoud Vile
Julf md Doaney.
TIE French gunboats On the Seine have t1red On
inc lTusstans, burunEfthe woots NJ Bllllaucourt.
fHuE ''on lots oe i'Est aud ST. Denis has lis
fod4c4s The fEuzstan2 frun Chateau de 1,rtn, an,
Le Bourge:. ''@->'
The PIasslans have thrown up wo.ss a, I'm,
guy.
LONDON, Oct. a.-FTench papers have re.o,va,
to sat nothing about the r7ussixn movement nm
orleans, hence the movements Of the cuerav N
that direction arc unknown
General Tlr.ch, aftct reporting al Tours. re-
ioinei his wife, as Bas1e.
Admiral Fonrcaon has resigned the Portfolio Of
| War, but remains in THO Cabinet Is Minister Of
the Navy. General LcFors administers the War
Onlce.
The removal OF tho rrcicct OF the Rho1e Il
said to he Fourchcn's grievance.
|. Soldiers charged with cowaIdce In the reeen
engagement hare been dtsgraced and otncrw,se
| punished.
TOURS, Oct. s-M. crcmieux Is ac!eeased Mla
tsier Of War, In Place Of AduI1a. Fouschoa, 70
signed.
General Drcau .lel recently at Metz. frun
wounds,
PARIS. Sept 81. cid L0SroS, Oc.. 3.-Thr fol
lowing Is otrlclAi: The barH "ssIe commission has
been completed By the ad1itlon OF II. Albert
formerly member OF the provisional government
The commission contains nine cngtncc1s-
The Farfsans arc calm. and pursue their usua
occupations, bnt a Etne Il nlvnya near II hand
| ready for service at the lrst tap OF the irum.
some petroleum which had been provided 70
he defence Of tho city suddenly burst into tame
to-day, causing extreme excitement. The nrc
J however, Vas cxtlnXutsheL
LONDON, Oct. s.-A. Dcvtenne, former prcdden
Of the Court Of Cessation. in \ letter from Bsus
ses, denies the truth Of the chargca made tkaius
him, and promises tuu 1eiutation,
It's said that Alexaudos Durns4 Sr IL d,tnp 8
D!eppe.
frucn frtsatcs stop English merchantmen !
, 1870-10-04
POLITICAL.
The Congressional Canrnss IN ths
Eleventh Indiana District

Eleventh indiana OistFfct-
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago 1tieane-
SoV1n BEND, 1cti., Oct. a.-Gcncfal Packard.
member ot Congress for this district, spoke here
this afternoon. His speech WAS mainly devoted
TO reviewing the parties OF the present tine, and
the fidelity With which the Republican party E.s
fulfilled It's pledges, and also The necessity Of suit
able tariff reforms. 81. Anthony, the Demo-
cratic candidate. has declined to meet the Cen
e,al in to!nt canvass. md, cousqHennF, The H.
te.est in the CcnEression fight Is sight. scv-
eral counrIes In this part Of the State arc
running independent tickets IN the Interest Of
the Democrats. which In most instances are 80
weak - TO make politics somcwhat untctefsst.
Ing and the prospect Is that the independents
viii be at RI4pd discount after 0csobertt.
, 1870-10-04
DISSOLUTION,

The ccst7p, stl1;p h+ rc.1forf ~Setin s-t-vc i.l
puteerihr... nnder The name Of W1twa d: Tfts'--er
T. h.rry. by mutual cnute"t sir.,fsri Tar III sir
IhIcayo, Oct I, ls.J- Ct!AKLfS + wiSWALI
JOHN q. THOMPSON
- COPAHTNERSHfP-
The tu!.erihc1. hare thl. .;ay eIt'Tc! iEtn r1 -
nrr4hfr, nndcr the name OF -NlSWtLf., SAXRfa (
THOMPSON. fur the pnEpr.ee of carrying "a t:t
Wholesale Boo. And Shoe Rnsint-s in ti,t CITY j.
ChIesKo. EnAS. +: M:SMAL!.. t.ai.,. !,
,JE0. . THDAPSDS.s ~-4' = e
, 1870-10-04

TttaI.,... 6p4,kls %sDt.eS 4t4thhexS
lott. aud tmpfoFtncuta On rsIot... III -.
, 1870-10-04
LECTURES.
LEEsI u EEE4S.
IlIPoRTAN
TO
LECTURE COMMITTEES.
The American Literary Bureau

Is1epAsed 70 Eake enxz@c1scnh throughout the cour
tn for The fol1oxtnx
M LMEGTTEEas-K !: q corao.7, F; +; 1s Gk.iua
Bun,!9. fEot: HItSheoek. p, i.sae Mayss Hon T.
t,r %sCss:.y, Rsy y: 4: at!lhHEa tNIiad PTeashes3
Rot. VIZ & Sisst 2.ot Homer =. splsn.s. 1e'.n G G,
Mn &. G stantsnl. 3. F. TsyleE iof 1na4nsi
eam. Nj. .Io1eyh Nnaes, MI IIfe Desesau1 Flake.
e Holloway. -AlEam GErtn7 I.ats G1sticc nf the
tSsr.ss. Tbsfnas " Kaes. .ihe sIne4ian rss*elIes:
RaT. Geo,Ee J.. Mirkns, Il. l. Reale. u Scw York
Hearth md Horne, Hes1u.n H. Shoek. Edwin T, Whip
ce. Prof. r L. fou1uara Hon. .1as NJ Akhicy. r.. &c
RFADFRf-Prof Rrfns Adams, Henry Niehol4
'ses r. Bartlett, 4.r. Frances 81 Carter, William
Mason Kv.nI. NiItit. L D. Potter Pzef- r. r, R.J
r1and. g. K Murdoch, &c.
| ENTERTafS1lkST3-Xaa. Ann, BIAhop. Mr. aut
AfYt r. l. nsrenpnt tthe eratnrut American Aeats)
the Hutchinson Family, FIN H.. Po5<. Sc. &c.
!! No charge whatever 10 Lecture Committees
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] CIt.. r. o. Box 6501-
Branch On1re, so Ssnkh CIark-st.+ CsieaRo
r. @. Drawer a89S.
lie make no charge to Lyor'tn's fer e
cEias L:.Ilsr-.
, 1870-10-04

The Falls mud t;cy.csx Of the Ye1tosx.
Htonc.
0sAttA. Oct. 3.-The exploring narty vh{c,
ia:tiy returned e M isom thu it!lowstene Ryer r. re- =
por:ea ne neiolt @ q nc Great Fails of ut Yel.
Gey2rrB At 119 feet. " VIZ
, 1870-10-04
Fires.

Tho Yellow Fever at Now Drlranx.
SET 0Rt.EASs, Oct a-Ten deaths from yc.1o6-
fever tcsteFdaY.
, 1870-10-04

Ane Efoouce "ofAeas'
NEW YORK.
s2les Of 5, 100 bales Of unlanda at lsa;c+ |
BKEAnSTCFF~F1nur In fa!r deMunH sEt1 prices
Lr.s; tuperdne, ;i.aaAe': exrsa, {:.staaW;
t&sssss: St. Loals. sssasas.s' Kye nSuf steady.
Corn meal quiet; Western at A.3ssi.io- Wheat
ltghH exporters hIyiD2: receipts 81 .H9 bu: sales,
s6,A11 tu: No. srHus, old, $1.oS6a1-l5: No. /
spring, new. t1-3NaLs1: winter re4t anh
amtet. tl.9s7 l.ss; white Western as
chsnRett; Canahe Wes', t1.15, Corn arm. qnie;
saSo M o: mxet ssss the % as,et an ex,seme sas e.
oa!s steady. With mole'.te @ ;,,emana; zsesiptx.
VIC ssccs ,a Warehouse; Wheat, 1.s.s, ,rs; bu; co.p,
la4 hu; oats l,s05 2s6 bu; re, ST. IS bn: bsI-
Icy, 14s,1si bu: barley malt, 2ls,30J bu; peas.
MAr-Fsr1u. ..-.....
GEocKKIE-$araT in eoo.l demand 1t fnii prices:
sales coo hhds Ctba II y4talpc: Porto REQ, 15Gs
a,ss nncnangeti At s,ssEc. 91'eS
PrTRolECx-Quct and weak crude. 1alkc; re-
BE BriiiSEMQnlet and weak.
asl:c. ' '''A = '''S>S>S Ns'''''N
pRov1s1oss-rork In fair demand, ,aa.1 prices all
unchanged: sales go hf!s mess, seller S0yeinber.
Ut fs4.73. Reef unchan9r,i. Mi,i,ilrs heavy La1,i
quiet and Unchanged; sales go tcs steam at AZ
e1:..c; letllc lst5lGac; also 500 tc-, selietr
osW,1ss1: 4 1sMst Mis:t~ pt,, o,a-,+a ,,.n,,, :,
't7S; Taxfksr,sk-cu,st a. s,zc.
~ rsFien7s 70 liVEaroo'~F'rner AMI less se-
LATEST.
BazAps1CFFs-F1our nrmer and In fair export
demand. Wheat trul. and III fair expprt tpauiry:
M I Z, mtbI
, 1870-10-04
EQMpTROLLER'S SALE.
S~-.- ----~--~~o~~-~------"r-->-7 - =
SALE Of RAILROADS,

In pu,.r.ner # ttc .n'nrit. erpf<rFrt. "rn ~ ~
the aet Ct the Eepr1zI A.shr Ct ste STAG 0f ts-
prrtet. approved JAiy fEst. entitled Ac Ar .::H-
rspx tie tal- aad tran.s Of Tie tntrres II tS S:A
In dettEqurrt Railroad CGEr1ntr-. We WI! oE' II
PUBLIC SALF, on the THIRD Dt- OF SO:FN-
her. ls.a II de Capital Ia the CTR # F,tESiE 10
futrr.t {: the S.ste Of Tr1r+tte. n tn" eri.t 2'.
Stock Right Of Way. GI4dtar. H.Jkes, N<.onrr. iin
Rsif spikes Chair. ssd the uEhole sapeFsteE:r AID
equipments. and all Of the property owued - c:ea Il
the delip1uent KaispAd Companies. for liz a's;1:s
d1e by aid Conn., 1eci-A ttzpertstly. 1t: afc7-t r
2cnce loaned thea Is tic Sta.e Of Te11.=!sr. II
esr!se. namely:
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gsp and C,,arfs..on E.i-
rad,
Southern. or Southwestern Railroad:
Kdx.6eld and Kentucky Railroad;
Kao1yi1le AaI Kentucky Railroad:
Memphis. C1a1kayillc and LouisEiiI. E.-.i.. ;.::-
MeNtnnsile and MAneheettr Railroad:
Na.hviIte and Northwestern Railroad:
Rneefsvfle and Jeaersonvite Rairoaa;
Winchester ind sfabnns Rai1resd:
Knoxville and Ch1rie..en Rsi.1oad-
Evansville. Beade9aea aud fas5r!slc Sas1s -
East Tennessee and WesttsE Se:;t f1." 80 ;'s..'
zosd,
Ntre.aI Home RaiIrnads
And for tie bid. re will receive IL rasmFnt u:
faction, cny Of tas iexanF E<aed bou1 " tSs y
| yenusa.ee. with zeerurd iEte-sss
FIR fusthe. pArtien.ao. address tie Co1:ss5aef =
the T.eatu:y =. Sa.hEi1Fe. Tenr.
DING sESTEE-
{; tn RCTLER.
| S-.rc.-rF IT st-.t-
| Eu Z, PESSEBtHE3.
| Co.notnaiirr r.
! FOET. J. MCKINNEY.
| FRANCIS f. FsN'G.
AKct1BAID WRIGHT,
Iex,z,is.Iouers rtle - ~.
, 1870-10-04

Bul'{lett Organs.

Having sAst-a quite lsrxe number Of t.,tst- th.
featlnz u:sa.e a th: afr. intended f"f ChtErh
damaged hx ha.sy rrn,.sal ant eat':res haaa,ins,
for rr:ssr u:s, witt 10 well to svstt trtAlre. Of t.
opportunity Vi trueuEny An llst:uuen, At sash eaw
t.ficss can nr-ss A1ain liz: nacIr1-
I'm: ng eur O:Fans r1terat n.trrarnss of other
a,atrrs. tie Il which t.imF .ta#.scl r tr' md
them cEt
, 1870-10-04

Total assrtecI value Of personal prop-
.'''''it;:; nGiEn.p 'itf.' rsoFEaI1. 7'l'"a'>l|h
Ar!ras* Ass*s.ed
tand', Lend 1srtss 4ssS;...* ne s1sts a,s
SIT s1 ;issf:: iss':::i::; j: ssiit:: ass ss'.sz
0.hrs pei.onat psnr-
eTy-.....A-s .s..ss-.s. sN'-*aA
Total ...er+td ralne Of railroad prop ..s...
ss.I isis4E IiS1s. s't'
ynef Ak. rah< As*e.Ata
oeFst pr at+s. rdls<.
; T. la:si........ aiio" as1l,ea sas7 ssa.s1s,sl.
nnd........ ....-..-.. 1.S +St:ta
rot,,..... aSsi4,oa s:.@ sitS=a.4i5
isist. ...... ascs.1s7 4m 9,sas.sls
Tc:a,..... ESlasfs s6:. ees.sa.1s9
,sn*nts q ss.s ~ Is
Nc, e5 AZ. safss Assessfd
-...-.- lots. ;1~r III. rd3xs.
Improved
town and
1mp'mfntson
tNwn and -.
city iots..-. .-.-... laAN 5...7s,sa:
ro..,..... 91sss =aa.a $es.s@.::.i
Unfmproved
civ iass.... :..ssz.a, ss,p :a.nss,tns
Total..... ep4, AIS *sot.es si4thss,xS
Tutal 1sst7sfd valut OF towU md city
1ota, aid improvement on Rx1at...........
Total asacs.rd <alne Of al sax1b'c rsnr-
He.t; il csiii::tica: v ke.s st,Ss eorn. 81: IS
afhff fSrfH tfNfuf4$. = nj SDsH
, 1870-10-04

1he eopartntr.hfp herrfofost existing lstw,>'n sf,"
UNDERLINED rndrr the nune Il bFyefs' t'r1-5 ~ ~
IhTrAxc il tlfs t4ss Is.nI3rd by n.s:u:.l can-'s:
William Hrvtrton t* hereby 1ufhaltxe:! 20 -':t ~
LIE Saf'"s'''' VIM EEyERT1s.
fr+ ts.n FEEn.a;OHAStJN.
, 1870-10-04

I : IC:n3.-... Il6E9.-49 9hs .*l.7tIt<H9
Tctal Atrtr-ed value Of lauds and I'm.
prua enaentk 34e9. Is
REAL. ExrA1E-70~N AMI CJTS LOTS.
No, ef AZ. su1s- Ass+Sst&
infs .1er L6f tQ1At.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-05

Lorraine, Prussia pepetrated interna
tional hatred, pregnant with future war
He therefore implores her. for the sake
OF the worlds peace, to desist.
BERLIN, November 4-The capture
Of Dion is confirmed by official dis
patches from General Werder A large
part of the town was burned by the
bombardment The First Prussian
grenadiers had 200 men placed hors du
combat in the engagement, and the Sec
ond grenadiers 500. The French losses
are unknown, but are believed to be
heavy.
On Wednesday there were twenty-one
generals and eighty-seven superior Off
GERS with Emperor Napoleon at Will
helmshohe Prince Murat and q few
others remained there, and the rest
proceeded to Berlin. The meeting Of
the Emperor and Canrobert was very
cordial. They embraced and kissed
each other several times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-05
Throwing Kisses.

A careless man in Schenectady threw
a kiss TO little daughter in the street.
Another mans wife stood in range, and
thought the kiss was meant for her; so
she made similar demonstration. Her
husband just then unluckily came upon
the scene and witnessed the transac-
ton. He was very mad, and his anger
caused him to thrash the father of the
aforementioned little daughter. The
result is an assault and battery suit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-05
SPAIN.

MADRID, November 4-General Prim
Yesterday had long conference with
the members of the Cortes on the
subject OF the candidature of the Duke
of Costa. After an interchange Of views
he said he should present the name Of
Duke Montpensier to the consideration
of the Cortes. General Grouteroras
suggested Esparto and supported his
suggestion in a long speech. He said
he could not understand why a for
eipn candidate was proposed when
there was plenty of good material in our
own country. Senior Agnete affirmed
boldly that he would not sustain a for
eign candidate. Divers opinions were
expressed by the members present, but
no decision was reached.
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A meeting of ex-Confederate soldiers

A meeting of ex-Confederate soldiers
was held at Richmond, Virginia, Thurs
day night, with reference TO the Lee
monument. Among those present were
General Early, of Virginia; General
Gordon, of Georgia; Colonel Marshall,
Chief Of Staff of General Lee; Colonel
William Preston johnson, Of Kentucky;
General Loring, and number Of other
ex-Confederate officers. Jefferson Davis
presided, and related many interesting
"reminiscences Of General Lee, most Of
them going to show that, no matter
what popular clamor was against him.
he never uttered a word in contradiction
of it. Mr.. Davis was loudly cheered
when he took the chair. General Cor
don. Ex-Governor Wise and others also
made interesting addresses.
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SUPPOSED MuRpER.-A young m,

named Booker Hunter, a native OF
Staunton, Va, who had been employed
as foreman by Messrs. Minifee d Co. on
the auxiliary works Of the little tunnel
of the Chesapeake a. Ohio railroad, in
this county, was found Wednesday
morning lying near the works, with his
head severely and fatally cut in differ.
ent places. A heavy club was found
lying near. His money was gone, and
il is thought he was murdered for that.
He died soon after, and his body was
taken to Staunton.-Monroe County Re
1;syor
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NEW ORLEANS
An Ordinance Preventing Political
Professions.

New ORLEANS, November 4.-The
Democratic and Republican parties hav-
ing advertised that they would have
grand professions on Saturday night,
the CITY council fearing that such a
course might lead to disorder, tumult
and bloodshed, passed the following or,
dinance: Section lst, That from and
after the passage of this ordinance, any
and all clubs, organizations or bodies
of men of political character, are for
bidden and prohibited from marching
in procession through the public streets
of the city, Section ID. The police are
instructed to enforce the ordinance,
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refuse liquors, ,dOctored, spiced and sweeten.
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blood To a healthy condition. No person
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500 will be given for an incurable case
providing the Bones are not destroyed Dy
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pair.
For Inf,ammatory and Chronic Rheuma-
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SWITZERLAND.

Troops Concentrating on Frontier.
BERNE, November 4.-The National
and Mobiles were routed BY the Prus-
slams Tuesday near Theun.
In consequence Of firing heard so
near the Border at Gerognamy, the
Swiss troops are concentrating on the
frontier.
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Colonel John W. Jenkins, United
States Commissioner, was nominated on
Thursday night by the Republicans for
Mayor Of Richmond. He made brief
speech, advocating the removal Of dis
abilities from all citizensof the State