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A First-ClasS Farm
With complete assortment of Farm
ANA~ ing Tools can be purchased for S3,-
500, nearly one.halfits actual value,
e. or will he exchanged for goo1 Port,
,land property. Should the pur-
chaser need loan on the property, we will iurnsh
$1,000 for five years.
This farm is situated in the town OF Brunswick.
Me-, near school House and Church; contains so
acres of excellent land; 80 in wood will cut 700
cords, nearly enough pay the farm balance in
good SELL free from stones, cuts 30 tons Of hay can
be made to cut double the amount. with little ex :.
pense as it only onehalf mile from sea shore where
plenty OF dressing can be obtained. Will keep six
cows, oxen and horse. Apples enough for family
use: Good supply OF water from two never-failing
wells. One and half story house with L, shed and
tool houses all In excellent repair Good barn 40x50
clapboarded and painted, with shed 1sx5O. Build.
ings are worth more than is asked for the whole
farm. The farming tools will be sold 1t wanted.
This property is situated within 1 1-2 miles of Oak
Hill station, on the P & KRR.
Apply to GEO. r. DAVIS s. CO.,
ap1-4t Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
u Argus copy.
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A GOOD tenement within five minutes walk of
"A Post ONCE. Inquire of DIR. Johnson Dentist
NO. ID LIZ Free street. eods2W
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dissolution OF COpartnership.
THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
II = name OF James Bailey & Co., is dissolved bv
limitation. James Baily is authorized to collect ali
dues and pay all debts Of the firm.
JAMES BAILEY
.-- JAMES B. DODGE.
James Bailey will continue business at the old
stand under the name of james Bailey & Co.
Portland, M arch 20, 1871 mr30-3w
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To Let,
HOUSES and Stores on Pearl Street and Cum
Ii berland Terrace by
sepN-1y jill FARMER
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THE best light for Photographng; the best loca-
L lion; the neatest and best ARA nged rooms for
than other photograph rooms. Please enquire of
SAMUEL ROLFE, or
mrl7eod3w GEO. M. HARDING, ESQ,
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DOOK-KEEPER, and adjuster of accounts q
d office OF JOSEPH H. Webster, Ins. Agt.,I6S Mid
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WANTED.
Wanted to PurchaSA.

0N or near the line of the Westbrook Horse Cars,
small place containing from two to iour acres
Of land with small but good buildings, consisting Of
House. Stable, &c. Enquire of the subscriber at the
Clothing store of Geo W. Rich g. Co., 173 Fore ST.,
or address through the Post Office. Box 1854 Port
land. CHARLES IL HOI.0EN
March 3O.dtf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-21
Another Suicide.

A poor unfortunate by the name oi
Thomas Malone, committed suicide on
last Thursday in the Jail Of this town.
Some two weeks ago Malone was con.
fined in jail on account Of his being
insane. 1t seems that he had been in
thi, condition for some time. His bad
spells were only occasional, and before
they came on, so we have learned, be
would tell his wife that he always felt
like killing some one, himself or some
one else, and that they ought to take care
Of him and watch him. Finally he
got so bad that be was brought TO town
and confined in jail. On last Wednes'
day his wife came to see him and he
told her she would never see him again
alive. On Thursday morning he ate
his breakfast as usual. When the
Jail keeper went to give him his dinner
he found him dead. He had tied a
sheet to the CRATES of the window, then
around his neck, and sat down, and
there he was when he WAS found sitting
on the floor in the embrace OF death, in
the same cell and very much in the
same manner in which the unfortunate
Joseph Sapp committed suicide. lie
has family and lived in the ghbor'
hood of Smithtown, in this county.
The cause Of his insanity iS unknown
--.Horqdntown Constitution.
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CINCINNATI.
The Davidson FOuntRin-The Sun.
day Law and the Germans.

day Law and the Germans.
CINCINNATI, August l9.-The David
son fountain, it is stated, will be com
pleted and turned over to the public on
the 9TH of October. The Board oil
Trade to-day appointed committee Of
five to cooperate with other commit
tees in preparations for grand cele-
bration on that day.
In view of the scarcity Of skilled
labor in the various mechanical
branches Of the city, a committee was
appointed by the Board of Trade to-day
to ascertain the number and kind Of
hands that are wanted by the maniac
turers, when efforts will be made to
supply the deficiency.
Mr.. Clement Altaben was appointed
to represent the Cincinnati Board Of
Trade at the National Commercial
Convention to be held at Baltimore,
commencing September 25th.
Delegations from thirty-nine different
German societies met at Arbeiter Hall
tonight TO discuss the Sunday laws. 1t
was finally decided to let the matter
stand as it is until after the different
political conventions have been held.
From this the question will probably
assume a political form.
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xENIA, OHIO.
A Remarkable Rape Case.

XENIA, August l9,-Morgan Fudge,
son of Judge Fudge, was arrested in
Bellbrook yesterday, charged with COM
hitting rape on Miss Anna Willoagby,
of that place. The preliminary exam
ination elected some strong and remark
able testimony. 1t seems that the
young lady is enceinte, and claims that
some time during last April, Fudge,
without her knowledge or consent, ,admis'
tered chloroform to her, and while
under its influence, accomplished her
ruin. This Fudge denies, but it is cor
roborated by three witnesses, who
stated that Fudge had made statements
to them to that effect. He admits
having made improper advances, but
asserts that they were readily accepted.
After a careful hearing ofthe evidence,
he was bound over to the next term OF
court under bond Of $1,000, in default
of which he was brought to this city
and committed to Jail. Great excite
ment exists, the sympathy of the entire
community being with the young lady,
she having hitherto borne an irreproach-
able character.
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SING SING.
More Prisoners Recaptured.

SING SING, August l9.-Keeper
Childs has telegraphed that he has
captured and is on his way to
prison with the following escaped con-
victs: DR.. Cresmer, J. Kingsland, G.
Williams and J. Ryan.
Van Orden, Captain Of the tug-bOat
Dean Richmond, and John W. Earle,
implicated in the escape OF the convicts
on Thursday last, were discharged after
examination yesterday.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, August l9.-
The convicts, King, Converse, Kings
land, Byron and Albert, who have just
arrived at Sing Sing prison, were cap
tured below Englewood. Converse
made a desperate resistance, and was
dangerously wounded. He fired sew
eral shots at the officers. Wiley was
captured, near Peremont. Another
convict is at Haekensack in jail, and is
supposed to be Barney Wiley. An Off
Ger has gone to identify him.
SING SING, August l9.-Barney Viii.
lev, one Of the escaped convicts who
was captured near Hackensack, y. j.,
was shot and mortally wounded by a
constable He is now in Jail at Hack
ensack.
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GEORGIA.
The McJuIes County officials Dis
charged.

The McJuIes County OmciaIs Dis
charged.
SAVANNAH, August 20.-The trial oi
the McJules county negro officials, who
were arrested at Darien, Ga. some days
since and brought here by the United
States Marshal, has just ended in the
discharge Of all the prisoners. The
L. S. Marshal was of the opinion
that the prisoners could not be held
amenable under the enforcement act.
The British Consul at this port has
made proper representation Of the case
to the British Charge d'Affaires at
Washington, and it is understood that
the case will be the subject Of diplo-
matte correspondence between England
and the United States. The eight srti-
cled negro seamen who were taken from
on board the British bark Grace and
secreted by the negro officials in the
neighborhood of Darien cannot be
found
The heavy rains Of the past week
have washed out the railroads to such
an extent that some of them are impas-
sable, and the carrying Of the mails is
seriously interfered with.
Governor Bullock to be Impeached
The State Road Lease TO be Repu.
dat ed.
ATLANTA, GA, August 20.-From the
best information that can be had there
seems to be no doubt but that the Leg.
islature is determined to impeach Gov
ernor Bullock and repudiate the lease
of the State Road to Messrs. Cameron,
Delano, Scott Il Co., and also TO repu,
date the issue of all State bonds over
and above the amount authorized by
law. Nobody places any reliance upon
Governor Bullock's Democratic procliv.
tiles, as shown in his recent letter to
Senator Scott. Governor Bullock 6
friends fully oppose the situation Of
affairs and are selling out and leaving
the State.
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PITTSTON. PA.

Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury I'm the
Recent ExpIosion-"No Nobody Is to
Blame"
PIrrsroS, August l9.-The verdict
Of the coroner's jury in the case Of the
mine explosion was rendered at l o'clock
his morning. All day yesterday a
great crowd thronged the streets, an1-
i,usly waiting to hear the verdict The
Jury find that the men were sufocated
ty noxious gases forced down upon them
bs the explosion or the caving in OF the
roof. They believe that the accident
would have been averted had there
bsen strict compliance with the require
meuts of the ventilation laws, and that
while the owner Of the mine, Mr..
Tom pkins, is censurable for his negli-
gepce, yet he is e1onerated on account
Of his illness for many months prevent
ine his attendance at the mine, and In
spetor Bleuitt is exonerated because
his time was too much occupied with
legitimate duties
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The Recent Explosion.
WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-Four
Hours.


Hours.
WASHINGTON, August 90, P.M.-The
area of the low barometer which was
Saturday afternoon in Minnesota is now
between Lakes Ontario and Huron.
Threatening weather has been reported
in its path, but the very dry, smoky at
mosphere has probably allowed but
very slight rain. The high barometer
has moved somewhat northeastward
and now extends from Maryland to
Connecticut. Dry, hazy and smoky
weather, with rain and slight c!oudinc:s,
now extends from Missouri to Florida
and from Illinois to New Jersey and
over the intermediate. region. Clear
weather with northerly winds has pre-
vailed in the Gulf States, and the cyclone
has moved northeast beyond the cog
nizance OF our stations, although an
area of low barometer continues off the
South Atlantic coast and northwesterly
winds continue from South Carolina to
Virginia.
Probabilities. .-Easterly winds are in
creasing to brisk ones. Probably, to-
night, from Cape Hatteras to Cape Cod
with cloudy and laundering weather
from New Jersey to Massachusetts, and
a few local storms between the coast
and the lower lakes and brisk westerly
winds will probably prevail for short
time on Lake Erie. No important
change is probable for Monday, in the
southern and Gulf states. Increased
cloudniness is probable for the upper
lakes.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The Latest News.

Gold closed in New York Saturday
at 1923.
Amos Louaver, eleven years of age
son of Oliver Louaver, OF Broadway,
Cincinnati, accidentally shot and killed
himself yesterday, while carelessly
handling pistol.
A man by the name of Gross was ar,
rested at Tidioute, Pa, Sunday morning
and taken to Titusville. He is supposed
10 be the murderer of Mr.. Swasner
which occurred at Titusville last Feb.
ruary.
The Soldiers Reunion, at Winches
ter, Indiana, on Friday last was grand
success. Twelve thousand persons
will be present. Speeches by Sen
ator Morton and others. 1t is said to
have been the largest demonstration
of the kind ever held in the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-21
Boiler Inspection.

An examination was made to-day o.
the boiler on board the steam tug u. d
Starbuck, which exploded on Saturday
killing the fireman. After careful
search it was discovered that the boiler
was completely worn out, in fact rotten
There were fifteen soft patches on the
inside and crack fully seven inches
long was discovered. 1t was one ol
the patches which gave way when the
unfortunate fireman was taking out the
embers from the furnace, and which
caused the hot steam to rush into his
face, causing, it is supposed, almost
instant death. The examination was
made in the presence Coroner Demsey'
Captain Holbrook and the reporters.
Mr.. McMurray stated that the boiler
was only the one. sixty-fourth OF an inch
thick, and that it was astonishing how
it lasted so long.
Reception OF Mike Norton.
Senator Mike Norton, better known
as the "Thunderbolt," arrived here
to-day from Europe, and had a hearty
reception.
Accident.
A young man named Alex. Stewart
while playing with pistol, to-day
shot his friend, Albert Parker, The
wound will probably prove fatal.
Irish Recruits.
The new Irish Confederation met IN
this city this morning and enrolled
two hundred volunteers 10 fight for
Ireland
A Fatal Fail.
Bernard Sexton, a pattern maker
fell from the fourth story window of
the premises at 435 Thirteenth street
last night, and died soon after.
A Strike Anticipated.
On and after tomorrow the brick
layers of this city will demand four
dollars and half per day. They now
receive four dollars. If the demand
be not complied with general strike
is anticipated.
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MEMPHIS.

Had. Morse, who was shot BY young
Cannon night before last died at FIVE
o'clock this morning and was buried
this evening.
Another shooting ARRAY occurred at
the landing to-day between two negroes,
resulting in one being wounded In the
thigh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-21
CHICAGO.
Arrival OF Distinguishes Foreigner
Hotel Seized.

Arr1vaI OIL DtstInSutBhed fOreiSuers
Hotel Seized.
CHICAGO, August 20.-Part Of the
commission. consisting Of Chevalier de
Linberg, OF Vienna, Austria; Mr..
Hass, Berlin, Prussia; Mr.. Bre;zfoult,
Frankfort-on-the-Mai and Mr.. Deutex,
OF Amsterdam. Holland, sent over BY
European bankers, arrived at Chicago
last night and left this morning for San
Francisco.
The Garden City Hotel was seized by
its creditors last night. There are two
mortgages, which have been foreclosed.
The owner has replevied.
The White Stockings left last night
for Cincinnati, where they play to-mor-
row. - s
A grand inaugural race meeting com
mences at Dexter Park on Wednesday
next. .-
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After trying the one hundred and
twenty-elghth man, twelfth man was
found to form the jury in the Wander
pool murder case at Hastings, Michigan
This is the third trial on a charge ol
numbering his partner in the banking
business at Manister, Michigan, about
two wears apO,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-21
Base Ball.

CHICAGO, August l9.-The olympics,
of Washington, and the White Stock.
ings played match game this after
noon at Lakeport, which resulted as
follows: Olympics s; White Stockings
7. There was very large crowd as
sembled on the grounds to witness the
game.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-21
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August ia large and
fashionable audience was present at TO-
davis races. The first race, hurdle
seven horses entered, and was won by
versuvius; time s:2S-Col. Mcdaniel,
nool seller. The next was a q miles
lace. which was a walk over, Longiei'
low being the only horse that entered
The third was a mile and a-half race
for all ages, carrying 100 pounds, which
was won by Barney Williams; time
23S. s...-..-s.. ....-
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CASUALTIES, &c.
Fell Dead.


INDIANAPOLIS, August l9.-Mrs. Eliza
Flock, living near this city. fell dead at
the breakfast table yesterday morning,
of apoplexy. She had previously en-
joyed good health.
Body Found.
FORT WAYNE, August l9.-The body
of Patrick Morton was found in the
Wabash canal, night before last, at
Defiance, Ohio. 1t is supposed that he
fell in accidentally, as his money and
valuables were untouched.
Found Dead.
ST. LOUIS, August 19.-Mr. Aims
worth, proprietor of the st. James
Hotel, was found dead in his bed this
morning.
Fatal ARRAY.
MEMPHIS, August l9.-Had. Morse,
a noted gambler, was shot and mortally
wounded on Jefferson street last night
by Wynne Cannon. They had diff
Guilty early in the evening about wo-
man, and meeting about midnight Can
non states that Morse attacked him and
he fired four times, two shots taking
effect near the heart Cannon was ar
rested.
Arrest OF Alleged Murderers.
Last November, a planter named
John A. GRATIS, living in Heard county,
Georgia, was shot and killed while at
work in the field. Two days after
Thomas Teal, living near Gratis, sold
out and left for parts unknown, in COM
pany with Pascal Crafts and Mrs.
Susan Knowles, son and daughter of
the married man. Teal being married
and living with another mans wife ex-
cited suspicion that he was concerned
in the murder. Search was made for
him and young GRATIS, but without
effect, until few days since they were
found in lizard county, Arkansas, and
arrested. They passed through here
last night, en- route to Atlanta, in charge
of several officers.
Railway Accident.
New ORLEANS, August ia car at
tached to Mobile freight train ran off
the track last evening opposite Du-
maine street.
Fatal Runaway.
Leon Ber, a wholesale grocer Of this
city, and Captain Jacob Schultz form
erly master of the tugboat Gladiator
drove past in double team buggy as a
locomotive was blowing off steam,
which frightened the horses, and both
gentlemen were thrown to the pave
mcnt. Mr.. Ber was instantly killed,
and Captain Schultz died on his way to
his residence.
Death of weII.knOwn Detective.
Jacob Diepert, the well-known police
detective, is dead.
Fatal Stabbing ARRAY.
HASTINGS, n. Y, August 19.-Thos.
Toffey quarreled with Andrew Tracey,
a fellow laborer on the New York and
Boston railroad to-day. Toffey was
fatally stabbed with a butcher knife
Tracey was arrested and committed to
the comfy jail. TO await trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-21
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water lnconu-
nence OF Urine, Bright's Disease, Albumin
uria, and In all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water IL thick. cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there In n
morbid dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there is n
pricking, burning sensation when passing
IA olnnu ma lnins
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PHILADELPHIA.
Tennessee Press Association

PHILADELPHIA, August l9.-The Ten
nessee Press Association arrived to-day
at ll:45 A. NJ, and quartered at the St.
Cloud Hotel. They were received by q
committee of citizens, headed by the
Mayor and General Robert Patterson,
and were escorted to Independence
Hall, where General Patterson intro
duced them. The Mayor responded
and Mr.. Emick, OF the Coffin county
Democrat, made speech on behalf Of
the Association. They were then driv-
en- in carriages 10 the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works and then to Girard College,
where they were received BY President
Allen, and then driven to Fairmont
Park, Chamonie, Belmont, George 3
Hill and Praskners, at which place a
BANQUET was rendered in their honor, at
which Mayor Fox presided. Speeches
were made BY the Mayor, General Pat
terson and Mr.. Emick, and songs were
sung BY Mr.. George Pierce and others.
The party then returned about $50 to
the hotel. Tomorrow will be spent
Quietly. On Monday they will visit the
Corn Exchange and be received BY that
body.
Man Shot.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-Abou'
half.past six o'clock this evening a row
occurred in q drinking saloon at the
northeast corner of Twenty second and
Spruce streets, during which Bernard
Campbell, the proprietor, was shot
through the nose and severely wounded.
The party who did the shooting has moi
been arrested. -