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New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
GENERAL. SESSIONS
II. Myers. Jointly indicted with George

Myers aud Joseph Lee for burglary was arraigned be-
lore Recorder Hacket yesterday. Mr. X b. ChccsebU-
rough OF No ll3 East Twenty ght st. testified that his
house entered the night of the 2th of last Au-
gust the burglars prying open door and stealing
Ial articles oil value On examination IL was elected
tha the witness left his house the 9th ~ July and
ndned away until hs attention called TO the fact
Oher witnesses were called and identified the prisoner
Nj AZ one they had the house the
ing OF the burglary, ana number of ugy-lookiug burg
r Tools which were found the prisoners at the
time o their arrest, produced In Court Mr.. Howe,
counsel Tor the Prisoners argued that legal Oense
was proven since fOrciDe entry uf the house not
cohtluslNely shown. For autht that appeared. the
lr nos oi The complainant nigh have effected entry
INTO the house during his absence without feOnous
tent ON t' technical rock the jury spit and acquitted
CordeF.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
THE COURTS.
ANOTHER ERIE SUIT.

In the Supreme Court, Circuit, Part H., before T
,,aae Rrady the snt of Eleanor J. Simmons agt The
gre Railway Co was called yesterday. The plalntlh
purchased ticket from Cairo, i to this CITY ana az ne
aame fine had her trunk checked through The ticket
WAS issued by the Illinois Central Road, and had coupons
attached good the Erie Road from Salamanca 20
proved when the trunk broken open and rifed or
IL contents and the present suit was brought against
was that the ticket was issued by the Illinois Central
Road and that II did not appear that the original con
tract was made with the Erie Railway. one Of tne ""
nesses for the Erie Road also testified that the llllos
Central Road had authority 10 make the contract o
passage on their behalf Judge Brady non-sulted me
plantif and said that the presumption was tIat the
contract was made with the Illinois Central. ne ALSO
held that by accepting the ticket at Salamanca the Ere
Company ratified their contract, but only as coinnenc
ing from there and II did not appear but that the Dag
gage had been rifed before II reached Salamanca -
sill Another Erie Subtitle ease OF The Erie RAILWAY
Company agt BENJAMIN W. Heath has been remover
from the Supreme Court and will be tried IN the United
States Circuit Court.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
ST LUKEs HOME FOR INDECENT CHRISTIAN
FEMALES.

The cornerstone of the new building of this
institution was laid yesterday afternoon, In the presence
of large assembagc. Bishop Potter oihrated assisted
m the Rev Dr. Tutie Addresses were delivered by the
Rev Dr. Potter of Grace Church, the Rev Dr. Ger ana
the Rev Dr. gOmcry AFTER the blessing The mem
ber. of the institution adjourned 10 the house oI Mr. T.
Hubert where the anniversary Of the Home was crle
hrated The Home was organized III ls32 ny tht rev
L. II Tutle. Two rented In HudsOI-,t near
ST Luke's Church. aud old lady was thus supplied
with home Now the Home has two houses ia uis0n
st., which are full, there beng 81 Od ladies' III the
care of the Home. Relying entirely on con
tIibutons for support, the Home has steadily been
enlargine TIL at last 10 decided that larger
and more comfortable quarters were positively necrs
sary Seven then purchased on the corner "f
MadsOn-aye aud Eighty -nnihst for $4,000 and the
foundation for the new Home commenced The Home
VIII front feet on MadisOnaNe, the side ON Eighty
nnthst being feet the depth 10 De 81 rect VIII he
Of brick and Buena Vista stone and the estimated cost
about $4,000 Tie Home will occupy about three lOts,
aud n new church, to be called the 'Chnrch Of tho
Beloved Disciple" together with parsonage, Will bo
erected ON remaining four lots. The money for the
erection of the church been given by Miss amadge
I'm mem0rhm OF her parents and the CONVERSIONS Will be
laid on An Saints Day Nov. l. Contributions for the
building support OF the Home may oe sent 10 A. H.
MDOnald, No. 90 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

TUESDAY. Oct. ls-P. "

TUESDAY. Oct. lb-P W
The stock market displays great stcadines
and frmness although comparatively duh. Tie features
are about the heretofore reported Far a. the
general condition OF the market j. cOnceuedthe bu
cliques still apparently holding complete control and
dictat TO great extent the course of prices The
recent advance seems TO have brought no new buyers
into the street and will evidently require fresh Efforts
on the part of these gentlemen 10 give life ana ac' y
to the opcratOns Meantime however, the bears appear
.o have been driven from tine field, and but few ope-
rtors arc found bold enough to oppose the powerful
combination who hold the market In their hands In
accordance with the tactics lately pursued by the Du
cliquc il ia supposed that the present ul IN operations
will be succeeded by further movement toward hsh'r
prces 10 be followed in turn. probably, by the same
1I. thy and inactivity. Western Union continues
~ he the leading stock at the Board, holding
drruo the day its advance with considerable strength,
tbough showing reaction OF about per cent from
the extreme prices yesterday The clique in this stock.
il is asserted have Laid their plans for long campaign
n Y Central Lake shore, Northwestern and ST. Paul
show but little variation from yesterdays figures. Read
ing ia firm and trie better. Rock Island heavy
and declined Investment securities strong, partCu'
larry Delaware, Lacawauna, and Western which rose
from 1914 70 1854 Express shares were quiet Late In
the afternoon prices fell of nearly an the leading
stocks and the market apparently quite weak at
5oclock Western Union war Offered .r - 90, 81. with
:bid The following table shows thg l.-le-. and lowest
mia ofa .tnr lxs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERN

Before .JuGges Mcneil and Spencer. - Joseph
r. MGr'H Plaintiff and Respondent, agt. Uu. A. FurS-
trOrft lDJeliGHt-This action originally brought
to recover damages for the loss by negligence of the
stcam-tug NAV Queen, which the property OF tine
plaintiff The defendant owned the bark Antietam, which,
i'm November 1862 was lying ashore at the Delaware Break
water. On the 18th OF November 1852 Farnsworth elc
graphed Metcalf Duncan, in this city, to send him
small tOwtug, stcam-pump engineer, ms dHlng appdr
atus and diver telegraph Ebcn Eaton, No 80 Bolton
ST. South Boston, Ia come to help him on, con
Guiding his telegram with Make the best trade
YOU can" Accordingly, Messrs. Mctcalf & Dun
can chartered tug of the plaintiff, and
sent her forward provided with the necessary apparatus
and pilot On the way To the Breakwatcr about eight
miles from Cape May light, she ran into the gunbodt
Wamsutta and sunk, and the plaintiff brought SUIT anu
recovered $500 80. The defendant now appeals
from the Judgment, claiming that the Telegram
only gave Mctcalf & Duncan authority 10 make
the agreement With reference TO the employment
tug that if they went outside Of the ordinary
The usual way for the owner To employ the tug HIM
gram was ample authority To employ the boat, and Ia
employ the pilot take her to the breakwaer Metcaf
and Duncan instructed to make the best trade
they could" This authorized them To hire boat with
without master crew, with or without coal, or
pilot themselves to supply every deficiency and every
necessity This, IL claimed, true of everything
that belonged To the boat when about her usual Occup
tOn and especially true of coast pilot who was re-
gured. and only required for this particular
The defendant responsible for the negligent act OF
the pilot employed by HIM. Decision reserved Benedict
and Benedict Tor appellant; Aug. l.. smith respond
eut
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
sI,pREME COURT-CHAMHERs.

DecisiOnS-By Judge CardOzo.-Jardlne agt.
The Mayor-All0wancc OF p per cent. Five ag starr
orders granted. Fitch agt. Paiers0n-Pantha lholOh
granted: attendants motion denied. Irwin agt. Je
nings-Motion denied In the matter of the petition oi
the n Y. and Harlem X. r. CO., etcM0uOn 10 appoint
Commissioners granted. MARI agt. Keicher-Motlon
granted Jacobus agt. Cassidy-MOton granted McS0r-
lev agt. McsOrley-MotOn granted. Lord agt wendell =
Motion granted. Lockwood agt. Sass-Moton granted.
Iavanburg ct al agt. Hertc-MOton granted Post aet
the FortIayc Presby ChuTCh-AlowanCc OF $40.
Henderson Stock-Motion granted. Green agt Con
dct-MOtion denied. Levy agt. Sirauss-Mot0n granted
Lockwood agt. Sass-MOtiOn granted. simpson agf.
CrOnack-Moton granted Mundorf agt. Mundorh-M Mo
ton granted with stay for GO days whitney aet. De
yinr-MOfOn granted Matter of the petOn of Louisa l.
Mi'mau-Order settled. Wheeler agt Auienanstr-MO-
.Du granted,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
prices OF active stocks.
Coleman Benedigts closing quotations are follows

The money market has been easy, the supply offering
on demand loan being abundant to meet the inquiry at
and per cent Government and stock collateral Tho
less active dealing in stock, and securities has also
checked inquiry. In the currency movement there IL
nothing important to note. The market for commercial
paper IL without special interest acceptances being IN
moderate demand and moving at the following rates for
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

Bcfore Commissioner ShieldS.-S. NJ. Car5cr
& Yates Wic & Co., Cattcrson Rente, ana lolaru ~
ago for neeectng TO keep proper books OF account were
discharged estcry at the instance OI the EOFeihu'A
the evidence being unsupported.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
NNLPIlNG NTNLLIoANCE


PORT or NET-TORH. ........... .................Oct b.
CLEARED.
SamsirsCyo Of Antwerp Lei'ch Liverpool; Sbehs Harrison,
Ly.poo cleopatra Philips NaFuulA Charleston Berry Charles
Norfolk EuHh CuudH Baltimore; Nereus Besrse Boston
lasou,. Nichols pilelhs iianmou Nc.oI aabars Sc NJ
Pierce Philadelphia; Ms lower, Ful's rhIlstelrha
ships nirei seo, Antgepi Aiea, Edge, New-OHeans
Bork-Lu uLa Abbott. Sc01L Liverpool
BrgFtarss Davidson. London; Belle NalAer waters hHe-
dam M.rou. us, Beyn; James RchOr!, George, Saga a
Grauie; A. r. f., Llrir Hlrlo Gmce " J.,
Shrs-Frauc. Iiaock Hlock, Key West Joe Kelley Ernst.
Curacoa; Havana; CsTe Nescomb, Dor.
chester B Weaver Washington d. g. " n. Bowen.
u,er anil Norok; stanford; - c. AcAa,
Soop-Osgon. Wilson Providence.
Caniboat-A q. c. rApa,5c,, Carr Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan Forsyth Liverpool Oct and Queenstown 5h
steamship esa Tutulnn Hamburg Z mi.e. and pass
slim Nlauhstftr. Woo hull Charleston. me ami pass.
ScLr Molie. Plummer. Jacksonville II diys, lumber.
Schr. Rebvcca, Norton. Norfolk railroad ties
scHooNgRs-EiyER aND Co,srwnE
L 4. Bennett, Virginia MARY Quinn Virginia
sparkling Sea, Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BpsroS Mas Oct 8-Avel ship Wm Ross from Calcutta
Oct a-Ari bark Hunter, YORK and brig Frank
Glars balsJow, from NeWioi 10th schr Roswell topP from New
YORK.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Oct laThe steamship CITY o Paris from New
for Lyrpo, O'Clock Yesterday The ship Eureka
las bcel Uurl,d alI scgt-ed at Cardiff.
DISASTERS.
Joshua mbn Poynceloan sprung lleak and lost
lost The cscd anu at tssnue th INST ~ sch
Governor
WHALFRS.
FAyAL-Arre Sept -chr o. NJ Remington Rem ugton ~ Prov.
New Bedford lr Mary g. Curren Smith Of PToyuceo"u
with 70 bb 9Th bark Addison Sinclair Of New eon to and
with l sr,rui Ilh bark President Seaba, Of New Bedford
with l2o btls sperm
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-TRIAL TERN-PARr l..
D. 4 ..

Before Judge Van Byunt-1 Case Of Negii-
gctee-AieT " Ho@,deH, by chdieS BiondeH ms 6ndr-
dian, dd HfeH, Thomas GedrtyThe plaintiff in this
boy about IA years of age. lie alleges that in
July, 1863 while walking through lot in FGtysec0nd-
ST. between First and SecOndayes where tine defendant
or his agents servants engaged in blasting
cavating cellars he hit by from the blast and
Knocked seseless, receiving and permanent u
e for which he demands the usual 5000 claiming the
accident tO Dc due to careessness and gence the
part OF the defendant The defense s general denial
and counter allegation OF M ggence tine part of the
boy or his guardians. Case q. ID. Lord for PLAINTIFF
Nelson Smith and Samuel Stevens for defc ndaIt
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

In the Y0rkville Police Court, yesterday,
Justice Bixby committed william Rogers, alias Alex
ander smith. charge Of stealing 80 from coat he
longing To- Robert 4. Glass Of No 6l2 Ninth-st and
hanging the time In the now building, No ijl West
Forty secOndst, whcro Glass and Rogers alias smith
working,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

Though Government bonds have been dull and devoid
Of speculative animation the tone OF the market has been
steady Prices have materially changed a. compared
with yesterday though in of the issues fractional
decline was reported owing to the lower range Of gold
The foreign financial markets Were firm, with quotations
OF 's At SOL The market closed steady the basis ot
llOBdllO1 for '67s Messrs. Fisk Hatch report latest
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
COrRT CALENpARS-Tnl. DIV.


SUPREME Coukr-CHAsRERs -CAKpozo. "Opens 3 o. N
.. taendn CsIcG a ~
l5 .Steyer ag Cumming. n. Laurent sgt. Ph lips
1bfuler 81 al l,5 uurI. .er. I'd. Mb.l..rs
-l.saml ag. Lev c l.T..,,I.. AIT IA. ruau
'nhh AT ffrei iJJ. .Iham5e. lam ngt Sturtz
lvt .Hunt agL AAHsnA. k,h.r
io gney and oIAs sgt Hen IA. Ca Gssson fg, Gaou.
srPRKsE torKr-SPECnL TERn n-R.RS,Hp J-Opens AZ lU m
IL Ritter agt Booiy lQD SmpU and ano AZ Smull
VI. Powell agt Fenner et al etal
lbIOwe and auo Igl Bs,man AIT Chamef, and
ni Same ait DE Witt nrofhrr
la. May sgi. May. 21a Rsri,ti ., .l at Cohunqton
ltj hickman agt. Fish e al ami another
la5 Patterson Van u,uren
ONsh AND TkKkAKk SrpHEsK CorRr-P,Rr I-ISGp
mn J-OTeus Ut lOl a. ~
yl9 Rockwell The Third 2t5 H,rne act OReiuv and ano
ave. H. r. Cc. aIl7 .Renn,hoT 4 NJ Petroleum 90
Z9J Osgooi ct al, roc'T sgt Ma All. IL ch' ,mpid
,,.- ~, kuis, 2lli. .Pleogpssrl agf Bilurelt
h,ernauona lns Co. 1913. .schram Mouion.
a., ,gA ,hr Manhattan lnA Co 2ij. smith agt Nyeh
Ast hamin 2JJ1. Melss aud lgt hharkeT
III Humphreys Russell 2lIl Trn1dy AIT Grouse.
Ilo Allen et al Dudley
I'll. BrAy Wieks. Sb,dg F'
2jl9 Berne agt American 9jis scher al Art Bamher.
21!l shepani gt Deiendo ani sltl Tie ans POLLS and Chicago
n L 90 syf I,uv
2f,j. .MLrray AT Iar1srth A
srrHrhE tpr- -tiugrir-pur II-Rptpy ID ers ,t ini a. H.
~ .Ai-h agt krlf. Sheriff Ih..bHtr alt bIrtot.
l'o A sL fiul hai BAuk oil 2u..O- t, fL .. is River
h'AAdA4 kAf-l.s 81.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
In City Bank shares the only sale noed"ds I'Fei'h
Exchange Bank 90 shares at lOl The following are ih'


In Railroad bonds Central Paciics were nrn az ~
and Union Pacific Immigrants at 7Ss the lst mortgage
falling back to s2s and lists OF c.. C. aud c. 77. Tie
,.1,,,ip.y are la bids:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

The opening price OF gold was llS nom W. ,t
vanced to lsI and subsequently decNned' TO IFS .tce
tree sales induced 10y London runor ot a. ,bis
between The French and PrusSian armies -t,.,c,
has not since been confirmed, and receives car
among the foreign bankers, the sudden | ON lisht
red down the price a. above. sahseqnen''' -
de,lmcs oold reacted TO i2,, that being the pre'
n m cash gold has been easier. the pool h'.'"s .,y
tally wIthdrawn the pressure from the shoftS ,..
anti, ,Ipated Treasury movements. Th' o''io p.
have been ii2 and l0i OF per eens pen "'"' ,r
and per cent per annum. at one li'' "'..." L
noon a consideration being paid @" ,,s as
The DAYS business at the Geld LA'A"'"' ''
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
Dentletrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ nsei The arsshee OF nitrous oxide administer ia he
approve nothing EXTRACT Tkk sHd do hA'
WITHOUT PAN-so 5000 patients testify See ksr names At The
oLce. NO. u Geo yer Institute.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
ueA0ing Cards, sc.

A L WM. ENERDELL" SONS, No. lW Full
N teH,t-W kDDISG CAkDS and FINS slAlloNkRf tS'Ae
l,hei lgi.l
EVERDEI.Lof of B'way Wedding, Visiting,
- AMI BAH CArsi Monograms French Note Papers Ae Best styles
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
Rliecellhneous.

lll9rflIhNcOUS.
EOKE-S3 per Chaldron, delivered large dis
" shl psrs Manhattan Gas Works Fecnn ~ ANA
Avenue G. J. SMITH
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY at PRIVATE
~ sAIINutaEIss stDuLts TENTS BLANKETS CLOrH.
ma g. Ec So t,, clrrgisr PTIKlN 60.
10 Chamhers ~ L.. u North Seconds flhsaepha rem
John DWIGHT & Co.,
- hauuiac.ur-rs OF
SALERATUS. 81 uPER-CARB. SODA. &c.
800. = u.s.. Nr0 lork.
ANANrED-A l4pc quantity NcADAM
W s.o.L pinch mash ald les. Al ly Immediately, a. Ao 2iJ
uf, daay, E,om ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGg.-FrRsr CALI.
lOt O'CLOCK A. n.

00o e. $40 Con 6l.......l. 100 500 Con 20 io,
90 f. y 30 iig b5...... .l8l 1000 5lg Con g.
800 4. s. jloR,g - ne.....1lnl i0O0...........
Sg>s stair BDts-i idlrOad BORds-LaaE and =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-05
no OWNERS OF HORSES AND

Il CATTLE.-TObias Derby Condition Pow:
dors arc warranted superior to any OtherS, or no
pay, for tho cure Of Dlstompcr, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, uIde.Dound, Colds, SC, In Horses, and
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn DIstemper, &C., in Cattle: These "POw-
tlerB' were formerly put up by Simpson ]. Tobias,
son OF DR.. Tobias, and since his death the de-
mand has been 30 great that Dr.. ToSlaa has ooH'
timed 70 manufactnsS tl.Ulti. T'hey arc perfectly
SAN and innocent; no need OF stopping thOwork-
Ing Of your AnimAls., They increase tho Rppe-
tIte, give ane coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs, and Increase uIe milk Of COWS.
Try them, and you will never DO without them,
Col. PhIlo p. Bush, Of tho jerome Park Race
Coarse," Fordham, n. T., would not use them
until he was told Of what they were composed,
since which time no 10 never without them. He
has over twenty running .hOrses in hIb charge,
and for the last three years has used no other
medicine for than. Sold by DruGglatS and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Price, Is
cents per Box. Depot 10 Park Place, Now York.
HUE1uQGN .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-05
DIED.

sTAMM.-On Wednesday afternoon, May 4th,
1870, at = o'clock, GEO. VIZ STAMM, In the 6lSt
year Of his age
The funeral will takO place from his late resi-
dcnee, Milo House, on Friday at 2 o'clock r. y.
Tho friends Of tho family arc invited to attend:
DoNLON.-on Wednesday morning, May 9Th,
1870, JOIN DoNLoN, aged forty'dve years and
eleven months.
Friends Of tho family arc invited to attend the
funeral from his latO reSIdenee-On Fourth street,
Friday morning at O'Clock. -
CLARION Tuesday. Nay Sd, 1870, a. tho
residence Of her father, Mr. Thomas g. CulbeEt-
son, In thu 10th ypAr Of her ago, MARGARET o.,
wife Of VIM. Clark, OF AvondllC Homo, Ohio.
The funeral wilt take place from tho residence
Of ThOS. @. CalbcrtsOn, Fonrth street. on Thurs.
day morning at 10 O'clock. .,.....,, =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-05
Fifteenth Amendment Celebration

Fifteenth Amendment Celebration
The Fifteenth Amendment people Of
Washington county had quite celebra-
ton at the town of Washington, on Tues.
day Of last week. Among the colorcd
speakers were DR.. Walker, Of Stcuben'
vile, a. r, Henderson, of Cannonsburg,
and Geo. Wcbstr, of IndeDendence.
That veteran Nestor of Washington
county AboliLionists, DR.. LcMoync, made
speech, after the rest had had their say,
in which lie reviewed the histOryot the
nnti.slavery mOvomenta, end ehVwrd' rs
inc Reporter tells us, "in u concise and
mAstcrly manner, how the great work had
been accomplished"
The asscmblagc adjourned with three
cheers for DR.. LeNloynC, three for tho
original AboIitlonists, Tires for General
Grant, and three for n faithful Congress.
The Reporter says that "aIl tho proceed.
ings were marked by the strictestproprie
ty, and tho colorcd people cvincet by their
dcmeanor TINT they appreciated the con-
sequence of tic now era which Inns dawn
cd upon them, and that they are fully I'M
pressed with the responsibilities Of the po-
sition which they occupy. They have
convinced even their enemies that the
boon of political equality Is, despite all
their predictions, wOrtllily bestowed"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-05
From Richmond.

Al .Nsnh.
we a''uuc" vi "cs,'"y :" "a. "' =: .,'',
anu suggestive mct u "''''c !'''" ~ 'N'
VirElnlH oeE"'c lF"I"u'I's es''
and apparent heartfelt Fcsfe'S' ''It y
colored member Of tl'at Do"y VINO N'.u
fallen a VIcllm l" lne grea' c'Suo'N' ~
that citya day or TWO before
But the most remarkable and interest
inr snecch mndo on the occasion was that
IN. pondIo,or rbosc nomc tim rcader
"''' o''"' 80 =. 49,, :, a..
Will recognize us Oe'ohs"ns 10 ""o VI "Ic
oldest and hest families in Virginia. 1t
Mr. Pcpdlcton Ind been told ten years
49,. +, ,I,o ,.oor or ,,roco 1870 In
"eo 'nn' !" NV Se'' VI s'"N0 1o'o Nv
would I've called upon 10 pronounce I'LL
eulOgy upOn n man "distinctlY African
I, biu linooCe" M fsIIOp SspatOr.
1T, uo, oooo
Alu tll"1 HU WO"'u "" "' ""N'.
sion express his respect, my, AL
mirntion" for the deceased, and NCknOwl.
o,,,,o I,is Mattoipmonts nnI moral eleya.
% -. .I.,I,1,n mi. .o;or or
uoh s uu'J 'e''."' "''"''' '"'' "SU" -
Old Virgtnias arlstoCraCy would nave
been amazed, II not insultCd. A moro
e,rikiro illustration could not hOvc been
c'nn,"s s "S d. roro,n,ion wro,,,r, Nv
luF"'S.ieu Vi '"' i.'Vu"''T'' ~ ~
the rebellion than Is aiiorued ny MT. fei'
dleton's speech, the report Of which In the
R;chmoud Evovj.rer VIC prcsent below:
"Oaomm,,,,,n ,oworI. Tho doccosed Tho
1912 ~ Iii !, SooT,U +" NO mt
oIItIc". .Ins H., w. oI,o,,Tj cav " fcw
IpPtolnt ~, uO"".,o,, SI"ndinT here in
mo'SlS VI 49,, t'; ;,,,ro,I;"'o nrcconcS NJ lin
" o which crushed AMI Inc lives
S"J s,opHIOJ Tho G,rma If W MANY of
W vi" n 100, IovoS snns with the n1on.
,sMsu,H Con a ~ tSo 'iyin% a,ilI rinW;,ST IN
ls.ns - So" ,Io oro ton:ht p forgot tSC mi.
ou' .' ~ , 80" oH3 ~ rcn,9,nhnr onIv
t.o ,S,,1;o "a dnI 'hc nrofornJ svmnathies
nv " n',, ",'t TN U Wa orc niso
o. = Io ',,1om " r",,%or !, tho smnrcmC
G"LIH u, o,,o,,,S nv ,,Nvo',I onJ Heart
taI TO .',' - thot 4, III nnhom"irJ ,mCrcv
;S , 'SS I H IN snare rom iIcstrt,ctlon
P ,T o, i NJ NJ iJ'o two Lo,srs oF ihc
III tnc 'ne IIII'' 0n, o w" o,,o Tint mn
scncl"' mSS sMS n,"n ,bo'lw wl"
No., MS e I,N haIOn ~. V ~ " "as,o r,Crnrr
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-05

We publish today number 10 Of
HoRAcE's articles about farming. We
sse i stated That somebody wants to rhn
HORACE Iof Governor Of New York, on
tis platform ''oG what he knows about
farming" But he looks upon the mat
ter US an attempt to invcigle him into run
ming as know.nothing candidate