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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-12
HERIEE SALE

NhEhlEH > CAl4L-
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
John Miller, In TrumbuN Com
VS.. fmOn Pleas.
VIM. Anderson, ct. al CrII Aetion.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out Of
the Court of Common Pleas, OF
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, 1 have levied
on and h expose to public sale door
of the Court House in the city OF Warren,
Ohio, ON Saturday, the 18th day or February,
A.. ID. ISI0, between the hours OF O'Clock,
D. NIX said day, the real estate situate In the
County of TTumbull, and State Of Ohio, and
Township Of Warren, and is known as part
of Lot No. thirty-four go and is as
follows, viz: On the south by lands OF Ed
ward Sh~oenbergers heirs; west by the center
of the highway leading from warren 10
Lordstown: north by lands OF David Qutnby,
now occupied by Thomas Irimble. east
by lands formerly owned by Thomas rev,
n contains thirty-1ve acres OF lana. as
the survey is now made, and Is tue same
land conveyed by Alexander ana
wife, to said William Anderson, by deed,
recorded in Trumbull County Records BOO
IS, pages SSI and . Appraised at sl,S5,@.-
Terms OuGh.
GEO. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sheri1rs Office, Warren, o., Jan. L, lS'O-9t.
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ESTATE of jeremiah H. Leaning,
EIdec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified as Administrato
on the estate OF jeremiah II. Leaning, decd,
late of Trumbul County, Ohio.
HENRY LEANING.
Hartford, Ohio, Jan. u, IS7O-3ts
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John Johnson, ct. al. }
By virtue Of an order Of sale in issued out
of the COurt Of COMMON Pleas OfTrumDull
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, I have levied on
an shall expose to public sale at the door
Of the Court House in the city Of Warren,
Trumbuu Co, o., on Saturday. the 18th day OF
February, A.. d. 1870, between the hours of
n three o'clock, p. m, of said day, the fol-
lowing lands and tenements, situate in the
County of Trumbull, and the state of Ohio,
il Gustavus Township, and is bounded and
described, to-wit: Part Of Lots Nos. - and
q, bounded east and west by original Lot
lines. and lands of PhilO Meacham; south
by lands of PhilO Meacham, and Austin j.
Meaeham in Lot No. Is, and north by a line
drawn and running east n west parallel
to the south line of a Lots, and so far there
from as to contain n hundred and evenly
five acres, it being the same lands owned by
Philo Gates, late OF Gustavus, decd.
G, w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Onice, Warren, O., an u, lSTO-5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-12

mB- Charles II. Stenson Repubiican),
of Montgomery county, has been elected
Speaker of the Pennsylvania Senate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-12

LOLAH
1.-the state Of Ohio. Trumbuu County s.
Eliza Kirk, VS.. Parkham Kirk. In Court OF
common Pleas, OF said County. Petition for
divorce. The said Parkham Kirk Is hereby
notified that Eliza Kirk, on the llth day OF
Deeember, 1868, nled in said Courts petition
LOT divorce against said Parkham Kirk. and
alleges as grounds of divorce, wilfuI ABSENCE
gross neglect OF duty and former wife liVinr
ana prays divorce u alimony. Said petf-
ton will be for hearing at the next term nfr
said Court Feb. IA, 1870.
Dec. Is, IsGQ-6t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-12

Small Fruits. Grape-vines, Roses, Flowering
Shrubs and Vines, Hardy Herbaceous Plants,
Spring Bulbs, &C., dc. My stock embraces a
larger, cheaper and more likely to grow and
do well than Eastern trees. l offer a large
and fine lot of Grape Vines, unusually
cheap to clear the ground.
MI, W. +. Porter, Bookseller, OF Warren,
will take orders and give any desired infor-
nation or suggestions. All orders given to
whom will be filed and delivered at War
rem, at the same prices and quite as good as
can be obtained at the nurseries.
Jan. Il, IS7O-3m, j. MANNING.
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so ACRES OF WESTERN LAND

TOR A SPAN OF HORSES
III I will sell for cash or exchange for a good
span of Horses, eighty acres of good farm
ing land in GratiOt County, Michigan. Adj
dress or enquire OF NJ. s. DePUE, Newton
Falls, Ohio. dee. p, 1862
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@Gold in New York, Monday, 1923
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John Johnson. ct. al.

CHERIFF'S SALE in Attachment.
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
John II. Homer,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-12

AIDES WORK BOXES, Writing
ADesks, Portfolios; &c, a large assOrtmenE
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BUSINESS

Cannot be said to fairly commence
until the several standing committees OF
both Houses have been appointed and
organized, which generally is not accom-
plished much under q week. However,
on the first day Of the session a bill was
offered in the House, to repeal the steam
boiler inspection law, passed last winter,
and which appears to be quite unpopul-
lar throughout the State. Senator Wood
worth has introduced a bill to provide a
registration law to preserve the purity
of elections. Also a bill to further reg
Mate railroad companies by establishing
uniform rates for passengers and freight.
MI. Potts bill to establish q Home for
destitute orphan children ofdeceased SOL
djers and sailors should become a law. 1t
is black disgrace to the State that the suf-
ferino and impoverished little children
of three hundred soldiers Of Ohio, who
gave their lives for the nation, are in
mates OF poor houses, and without any
cEoyirion for their moral or mental cult
sire. Let the dark spot be erased from
che horos of the State. Who so craven
rs 70 erumkls at the moiety of taxes he
will haxe 10 pay to accomplish this
obieets Surely nc one who remembers
with gratitude those wfo Esnied around
their eountry's flag 10 ihe aerk Gays Oh
the rebellion.
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THE SENATE

Organized with q division of the offices
from the chief clerk down to the lowest
officer. The Republicans have a MAORI
" on political questions in the Senate
the two independent Republicans
from Hamilton, being reliable on the
Constitutional Amendment and kindred
questions. The Senate will probably
have passed the Amendment by the
time this article is in type. Lew Camp
bell, who aspires to Democratic leader
ship in the Senate, proposes to throw his
awful weight against the measure, and
will try to attach a provision to the rsti-
flying resolution submitting the question
TO the people. In this contest Lewis D.
will doubtless find that the undertaking
exceeds his resisting capacity, and that
he will have to go with the overwhelm-
ing current OF go under.
The fate of the amendment in the
House is at least predetermined, and it is
useless, at this writing, to speculate as
to the probable result. Its destiny is in
the hands of the five members elected
as Republicans, on the fusion Reform
ticket in Hamilton county. Two Of
them, Messrs. Bates and Klinesmidt, are
undisguised friends of the Amendment,
Mr.. Cunningham is said to be favorable
Messrs. Hill and Hambleton are doubt-
full, and in the hands of these two mel
rests the success or defeat of this i'm
portant question to the people of the
State and the Nation. A great and sol.
eun resnonsibility indeed.
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Covenant and all other Cou-l
POI Securities, including 800 per EOG8
Bank Bills,
Gold Coin or Bullion. I5 81 IOOO
Silver Coin or Bullion. POO "a TO0O
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal,
on owners estimate Offull val
ne, and rate subject to adjust 100 d" LOCO
ment for bulk, on a basis Of
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers gener-
ally, when OF no K value. S,0Oa year each
or according to bulk. Wills, $500 Which pre-
MUM covers the remainder of the life ofthe
maker.
The Company is also prepared to Rent
Small Iron Safes, leach furnished with Tin
Box inside its Burglar Proof Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof
at the following rates, viz: SIS, 20, 80, 90, "a
and 100, perannum. Also TO store Books or
Accounts. Records, Valuable Title Papers
etc, at reasonable rates.
Decentralization Phillips.
Yice President-Henry Lloyd.
Dfrect0rS-Wflliam Phillips, Henry LLOYD
William Rea, William NJ. Lyon, James L.
Bennett, Byron II. Painter, Joseph S. Morrf
son. George Black. Curtis q. Hussey.
Secretary and TTeGsureT-S. :. Won BOnhorst.
IOct. q, lSS9-3m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-12

Jan. 4, 1871.
Hon. Luther Day, G. J., and Hon.
Jacob Brinkerhoff, Hon. Josiah Scott,
Hon. John WEIGH and Hon. William
White, Judges.
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Senator Woodwork has introduced a
very important joint resolution relative
to 8 change in the judicial system of the
State-the question to be voted on at the
next October election, in the shape of q
proposed amendment to the State Con-
stitution. It provides for the abolition
of Probate Courts; the election in each
county ola Common Pleas Judge with
the added duties of the present probate
Judges Also rs judicial districts, in each
Of which three district judges shall be
elected. Under the present system of
District Court, Common Pleas Judges are
too often called to pass judgment on
cases appealed from their own courts,
which in the opinion of attorneys, is a
mere farce.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

6. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sheri6s ONCE, Warren, o., Jan. 5. IS7L5f
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-01
.GisRr. IS..H1 IaA
EG.eAPN.
lieports or AL :h g sales of fctro! !cNrs
In Hc1s York Yesterday,

In 'No7v york Yesterday,
Hestc-G Uni o,, As,lC 4 arNet 40 ,oet.
''peciel Dispatctes to .he Daily Roord.
Crrde quiet i3il; refined market steadier
with increased business; sales 1909 bills s.
W. for June 2934; 2COO bbIs ditto OF &c 1916
$500 bills ditto 261a mainly vessa!s Of con-
tracts; 900 hbls for July u.
Philadelpnia delivery market strong with
fail inouiry: salas 1000 bbis; refined s. W.
20 70 aud 5000 bills ditto at 273I closing al
latter price.
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T'IAs3 OES rysil L'S,

OFFICE CT
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAiLv EEcoRp
PETROLEUM CEHTRE July "
Tho market is or from yesterdays pricrs.
Last evening sales were made at ,St.2o, but
the best offer made to-day was S4 10, but
no sal cs weis made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02
KANAWIIA STATION MURDER
Poindexter Goes Back on his Con-
fes'Fion. iJi r. F..

Poindexter Goes Back on his Con-
FFom TIC ParkHtburg Gd.sttt.
Our citizens were agitatcd considerably,
some two or three years ago, about the
murder Of q man named Gallup, from
Kanawha county, whose body was found
in culvert under tho lrailroal, near
Kanawha station. SundFy parties were
suspected, but principally a Mr.; shipley,
who then kept tavern there, and Dir. John
Crecl. The latter was tried and acquit.
ted. the former, We think, never was tried,
A few days ago n negro who went by
the name Of PoindeXter here, while in
Chicago is. said 70 have said publicly that
Creel and Shiplcy committed the murder
and paid him for 1idingthe body. The
Chief of Police, in Chicago, Capt. Miller,
brought, PoindeXter here OH Saturday
lust and he was lodged in jail Hc now
states that having been in the Crecl fam.
lily sometime, be Ind the trial Of Oreel on
his mind, and during Q recent drunken fit,
with dGlirium trcmens, lie might have
said that certain parties were guilty, but
that he really knows nothing about it.
G. w. Taggart' Esq, was oalled,on and
issued q warrant returnable within ten
days from Monday morning last. This is
to enable the'witnesses of his rstory at
Chicago to get here. It's very probable
tllat this will put the State and people to
large charges without any results; but we
do not know what may come of it. ecI,
o vi . -
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The Mornings News.

The dispatches this morning are, upon
the whole, so conflicting, so confused, SO
meagre, doubtful and trreconcileable, that
it Is impossible to arrive at any definite
conclusions touching tho events to which
thoy relate. It is certain tremendous
fighting occurred Tuesday and Wednes-
day on the Meuse, and possibly around
Metz. 1t is pretty certain tho Prus-
slams got the best Of Tuesdays fight
ing, and tho dispatches from Lon
don and Belgium indicate tho same
rs to Wednesdays. The French, how
ever, claim great success Wednes'
day against the two Princes; also, that
BAzA1NE is making some headway at
Metz. There Is no news from Prussian
sources; and while we have confidence,
that the movements and battles now going
on day by day will result in the breakup
If not the capture Of both French armies,
yet there is no news to show that dc:
cisiye victory has yet crowned the arms
on. either side.
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whGreupon Deputy Keller moved the
adoption Of tho resolution expressing
the want Of confidence in the Ministry
Tho Deputy also severely criticized the
acts OF the Ministry. The result Of the
debate has not been received
PARIS, September i.
The Moniteur declares positively that
the battle of Courccllcs was decided vic.
tory for Bazainc. Ia Public says the Gov.
crnmcnt has received no official dispatch,
es to-day in consequence Of the cessation
OF tclegraphic communication between
Sedan 0nd Meziercs, but II is certain that
battles were fought on Tuesday and We'd
ncsday. The first was a surprise, which re-
suited in a partial panic In the corps Of Gen
Failley, who awaiting the arrival Of Gen
Vimpffcn, his successor, still commanded,
There were also separate and detached
conflicts, IN which our troops displayed
great heroism, but there was Q want ol
unity during tho engagement, and the
Prlissians claim tho victory; but in the
battle Of yesterday there Is no question but
McMGhon had great success against the
troops Of both Princes.
Bazaine was not engaged yesterday but
1t Is known that he to.day continues the
work so cnergctically begun by McNTahon
(. ad .o..,,l BRUSSELS, Sept, /.
Violations ot Belgian territory by one
or the othGr Of the hostile armies in
France Is imminent, and reinforcements
have been dispatched 10 the Count Of
Flanders OF Phillipsville. ra q" =,
, pa' a.a.t@ LONDON, Sept. 1.
On Wednesday the Grand Duke Of
Mechlenburg. .Schwerein was at Vonzicrs
with his army and the Grown Prince Of
Saxony has passed through. Valny near
St. Menehould with one hundred thous.
and men. Tho army under Won FQlkcn-
stien is already at BOnzonyille on the rail
road between Forbach aud ThionviIle.
a French army, it Is reported, ono hun
drcd thousand strong, Is hourly expected
at Epernay and the Prussians are with.
drawing from the neighborhood Of Rheims.
The French ore repairing the railways
destroyed by the enemy. ~
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-I,- a---EIase 91ZIlM9N YLNIaa aTnI3aLILNTZI Z--

vigorous b0mbardmcnt. The garrison
mRle sortie on Tuesday night and dr0v'
the Germans several miles.
Passengers between London and Part
are still moving through byway Of Dove
and New Haven. ~ f
A French frigatc off Plymouth aftel
capturing tho Julius wis seen on Wednes
day at dusk in pursuit Of large German
ship which was making eYery effort &C
csCapO.,Iy .0'1 q sii-5lsi -.i.
The Fgar08 canard about the sailing o.
German privateers from America, has ex-
cited the wrath Of the people against its
editor.G! !sglsa. ".l ~ 20! .:llR. ON !.1
iStai z &gPARIs, September 1.
A letter from Strasburg continues the
complaint against tho sPrussians for firing
on the houses and mot on tho defenscs. A
quarter OF the city, has been destroyed.
Tho inhabitants; olNmor for death rather
than surrender. The. besiegerSJ employ the
prisoners they capture 10 work in the
trenches. q, n rr..,,.'1.f7r--af qn 3,
+. AT u meeting Of the Corps LOgislatif
last evening one Of the ministers declared
that StraSGurg deserved well Of the coun-
try, and Il should always remain French.
Deputy Keller demanded the reading Of
the commission to arm the people Of the
Upper Rhine. who aros ready TO- rise en
1YlGESh ,.l ~, ~ imr I..gliw:ll..- ami y
Everywhere Strasburg, It's. citizens and
garrison arO-deluged. with praises. The
Bishop Of the city ,las urged the CON-
mandcr TO hold o1ttil1 the Inst prayer is
uttered, then retire to tho cathedral and
raze the city rather than let in the enemy.
1t is said that two hundred thousand
PruSsians have been either killed or
disabled since the war began. 1t is also
estimated that the war costs Prussia ten
and half million francs daily.
ul LONDON, September l.
! Alarge bodyof the Mobiles arc report.
ed as having passed the. Rhine near Bell
regan, some, twenty miles below Basic, cut
the telegraph and then retireds .Prccau-
tions have been taken to guard against
such enterprises hereafter.
} Its reported that three army corps
have entered France from Baden. @
ID PARIS, September /.
A dispatch has just been received from
the French Ambassador at Washington,
contradicting the report Of, tho departure
Of German Fillibusters from tho United
States. 'i
: Tho gaulois says that last night Marshal
paraguay D. D'Hilliers assured the members
Of the Club that q battle had occurred at
,Courielles which resulted in a great vic
tory for the French. Thirty thousand
PrIssians were placed hOrS du combat.
A large convoy Of provisions and baggage
were captured by the FRENCH 'a y, g
= The Journal de- Debts says that wagons
md fifty-nine horses belonging TO the
Prusslan Prince Royal, wero captured
near Chalons recently.
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Cincinnati Market.

Fr CINCINNATI, sept !.
FLouR-StGady and in faIr demand; family
GRGiN-Wheat- Firm aud held higher, but nc
advance established; rcd 81 l20l IL. Corn
Unchanged; 9hellOd 69670c; ear 70679, tho latter
preferred TO shellcd. UatS-Dull Ut 35nA5c. Rye
bull at 9098Ic. Barley Unchanged.
,COTToN-unehAngcd and dull at IsKc for mid
WanKr-Dull at soaOOc, tho latter In Iron
bound cOopeFage.
PROvlSloN5-Mess Pork-Dull at $07 76. Lard
dull at lBXc. Bulk Meats-Dull at l9Jf6014kc;
no sales OF any article. Moderate demand iOr
Bacon at l48leX@lIHc; some sales, bat AC
higher asked. Sugar Cured Hams 09@S4c.
DUTTRR-UnChGngod at 2GG82c for fresh.
EOOB-Stcady at Tic, shippers count.
OnS-LinSeed 0ll-Dull at 9Sc. Lard OIL
81 170l 20. Potroloum-Dull At 94691c.
GRoCERIEs-Sugar- Unchanged and In fair do.
maud At iull prIces. Co1Ge-Flrm At 2O994c for
Rio.
BIET TCArrLE-steady at g 6Oa7 90.
HouS-Dull At $969 20 gr0IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02

DEMocRATIo Journals are diligently
circulating, under the head. "D0 the
Cabinet Officers earn their SalAries?" u
complaint that the most Of the heads OF
the Departments arc now away from
Washington, taking their vacations. This
is intended to be sharp hit ut Republic
can administration. The last experience
this country had with simon.pure Demo
cratic administration was in 1800-Gl,
when Cobb, Floyd, ct al. were in the office,
and when the nation could have afforded
to pay them ten times their salaries to
stay away from Washington altogether,
instead OF making over their Departments
TO the rebels. 4 nm
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IT seems also that Won Moltke is some
thing Of a humorist, and frequently indul-
ges in practical jokes. The German press
relates u story which illustrates the joking
propcnsities Of the General and explains
the French movement towards Paris. 1t
states in substance that passing the from
tier, Gen. Won Moltke observed sign
board with two arms, one marked Paris.
the other a Berlin. He quietly changed
the hands, and the French soldiers obey.
ing the direction as they found il have
been hastening TO Paris initlls' firm belief
that they were advancing upon Berlin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02

noticeable fact that in the fashion
able world the ladies commenced frizzing
their hair about the time that the agita:
tion in favor of cnfranchising the Colored
race began. Now, since our fellow-citi-
Zcns Of African descent have got every
thing that acts Of Congress and Constitu.
tional amendments can well give them,
the tide Of fashion is setting strongly in
favor Of pig-tails. Is tpossible that this
is an omen Of protracted agitation ofthe
Chinese question, and Of the final triumph
Of the friends Of the almond-eyed Celes-
tials.-PhRQdclphta IelEQraph. = -
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GEN. HIRAM WALBRDoE publishes in
the New York Standard Of Saturday a
thoughtful and elaborate letter on the
political situation, in which he takes
strong ground in favor Of the renominn-
tion Of President Grant and urges the
selection Of Horace Greeley as the Repub.
lican candidate for Governor In this State.
Much importance is attached to the letter
in consequence Of the prominent mention
Of Mr.. Walbridge's name in connection
with the position Of Secretary Of State,
and his close relation to tho administra-
tim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02
Republican Nominations in Marshall

Republican N Nominations in Marshall
The Republicans of Marshall held "a
very HARMONIOUS Convention yesterday
at the Court House and made tho follow
ing excellent nominations:
t&eT6-John n, Turner.
Lious0 Of DeIegates--stephen j.. Bloyd,
Samuel L. Hanen. III FL I,
Clerk Of Circuit Court Walter Evans
RecOrier-Thomas Finn.
Prosecuting Att0rney-J. L. Parkinson.
SWrreyOr-JOhn NJ. Armstrong.
ASse8S0rS-Wm. Dougherty, !. s. Bonar.
CThesc nominations were received after
the paragraph on the second page went 10
prcss.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02
New York Money and Stock Market.
NV YoRK. Sopt 81.

5000 on call, the demand came chiefly from the
stock brokers, owing 10 slight increase In bust.
meas on stock exchange, Foreign exchange dull;
the best bills on tho street sold at 9I669tS; and
lOX for sight, but asking rates direct arc Ac
higher. Que Canada bank sold to-day 26,OOO
sterling at sixty days.
STEiLINQ-At . 7.IG
GoLD-QuIct and steady closing at 1l6H6 61IGH.
There was considerable gossip Of new gold
pool and vague rumOFs about gold being locked
These reports could not be fully authenticated
although they gained some believers. Tho fact
that gold Is worth something on time may
give rise to these reports about high borrowing
rates In future. The rates for carrying to-day
100000. Opening price 1lBX, and highest price
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02

WILLIAM A. THOMPSON, of Franklin,
Pa, was blown to pieces Tuesday, by the
explosion Of two compound torpedoes.
willie on his way; in a one.horso wagon
from Foster farm to Franklin. The
wagon was entirely demolished, and the
horse so badly injured that he had TO be
shot. The accident occurred on Bully
Hill, one and u half miles from Franklin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-02

a LITTLE GlRL ,Ku.LED.-Yesterday
about noon little girl, aged ten years,
daughter Of Robert Moore, OF Hammonds.
vile, this county, was run over by a
wagon at that place and instantly killed.
The little one was on her way from
school, when horse and wagon driven
by boy came upon her un0wares, and
crushed her to dcGtIl.-Saeub0nViil6 Herald