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Princeton College.

PRINCETON, June 27.-Gen. BelknaT
Secretary Of War, delivered this morn
ing the oration before the American
Whig Society, OF Princeton College
The address, which was replete with
beautiful illusions, was received with
strong applause, In the audience were
President Grant, Secretary Robson
Generals Meade, Blair, Mycr, and Por
ter, of Washington, the Governors o.
several States, and many other distin
guished men. After the oration, the
President, Generals Meade and Myer
and Colonel Niche were initiated as
members Of the American Whig So
cietv, which dates back to a period long
before the revolution.
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NEW YORK.
New YORK, June -.
Annual Regatta OF the Brooklyn
Yacht club.

New YORK, June -.
Annual Regatta OF the Brooklyn
Yacht club.
Tue fourteenth annual regatta of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club took place to-day
under the most favorable auspices.
Participating in the race were some Of
the largest and finest yachts in our
waters: while some Of the smaller ones
are models of beauty and skill. Among
the boats attracting the most attention
were the Tidal Wave, Alice, Sappho,
Dauntlcss and Wanderer. The scene
down the bay in the morning was
an animated and beautiful one, and a
large multitude were present in steam
ers and sailing crafts Of every description.
At ll:4j the signal for starting was given
and the boats got away successfully.
The following was the result Of the race
of the schooners: The Dauntless came
in first and takes the club officers prize,
being the first schooner in without re-
gard to time allowance. The Madeline
won the club and union prize, beating
the Columbia three seconds on time
allowance. The prize for sloops Of the
second class was won by Kaiser Will
helm. The Maud won the first prize
for the third class sloops
The Saengerfest.
The third concert of the German
Singing Society took place tonight at
the Rink. There was about 5000 per.
sons present. The concerts are not
likely to pay and it is expected that the
Societies will lose money by the opera
ton.
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Another Ku-KIux Outrage.

4 mean act was perpetrated lew
nights ago upon the person OF goose,
belonging to Granville Rogers, OF this
county. 1t seems that the goose was
raised pet in Squire Douglas family
hut became so violent and radical in his
S;snosition, and exhibited such blood
thirsty temper by pinching and biting
the children, that the Squire was COM
nelled to send it off. He gave it 10 a
neighbor, Mr.. Rogers, and for awhile ",
the goose was very civil and well be
baved but his bad habits came back
after awhile and he acted like one mad
And so on Tuesday morning last be was
found suspended by the neck with Pla
card on his back bearing these words
Hung for being Radical-K. K. X.
Richmond Register
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CINCINNATI.
Aid for Sufferers.

CINcINNArI, June pa project to.
wards aiding the sufferers by the terrible
tornado that passed over the town Of
Eldorado, Kansas, on the night of the
10Th inst, will be introduced in the
Chamber Of ofCommerce tomorrow.
The Lanahan.CarlciOnD Difficulty.
A dispatch was received here this
morning announcing that James P.
Kilbreath, of this city, had been unani-
mously chosen to investigate the diff.
Guilty between Messrs Lanahan and
Carleton, agents of the Methodist Book
Concern in New York
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VERSAILLES, June 27.-The Pope in
his reply to the address Of sympathy
from the French Catholics, praises the
zeal they exhibited in the cause of the
church and Of himself and denounces
liberal Catholicism as an evil as for
midable as the revolution Of the Com
mune.
NJ. Thiers has issued q decree pro-
viding for the establishment of legion
Of modified gems d'armes to maintain
order in Versailles. The legion is to
be composed of a squadron of cavalry
and eight companies Of infantry.
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MAINE.
democratic stare Convention.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June27.-The Maine
State Democratic Convention assembled
in Granite Hall at II o'clock this morn
ing. Seven hundred and thirty eight
delegates were present. A. S. Rice, OF
Rockland, was elected President, with
one Vice President from each county.
After the appointment Of committee
on Resolutions the convention adjourn
ed until the afternoon. On reassem-
bling Mr.. Chas. P. Kimball, OF Port.
land was declared the nominee for
Governor, he receiving 430 votes ont OF
a total cast of 456.
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Good Time.

On the ID day Of May last we sent by
mail to Mr.. Woodsell, Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Webster county, a
package Of printed blanks, for use in his
Office. A day or two ago We received a
letter from Mr.. Woodsell, informing Us
that the package had just arrived. The
nostmasters along the route have our
thanks. If not asking too much we
should feel obliged if they would send
along the election tickets and other
cam1aign printing which were sent to
different points last September and
Oc,ober.-Weston Democrat.
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Railroad Affairs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-The Penn
sylvauia Railroad eompony has exc,
cuted a lease with the New Jersey
Railroad company. The committee on
Railroads Of the city council to-day
refused to endorse the agreement, and a
resolution was adopted adverse to the
lease. There was an excited discussion,
in which several members Of the com,
mittee took part, but all were answered
by Mr.: J. Edgar Thompson, President
and Mr.. Theodore Cuyler, Solicitor Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, with the
result stated.
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Suicide.

Mrs. Jacob Bauman, aged q years,
jumped from a window in the St. Charles
House, on Ann street, this morning,
between II and l o'clock, making her
way to the river and plunged in, where
she found a watery grave. She for
merly resided in this county, but has
recently been living in Pittsburgh. She
has been married about eight years.
The unfortunate woman was seen by
some OF the steamboat watchmen, who
endeavored to render assistance, but she
was drowned, Notwithstanding their
efforts to save her. Her body is being
searched for. She left a husband and
four small children. - Parkersburg
Times, Monday.
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FIRES.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 21.-George
l.. Whites skirt factory at Woonsocket
was entirely destroyed by fire at II
o'clock this morning. The boiler ex
ploded while the building was burning
but no person was injured. Loss, $1,000;
insurance, $4,000, including $500 in the
Security, of New York, and $1,000 in
the Etna. OF Hartford.
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New YORK, June 27.-To-day there
was an immense attendance at the
Union Grounds. Brooklyn, to witness
the game between the Kekiongas and
Eckfords, of Brooklyn. The easy way
in which the Kekiongas beat the cham
pious yesterday surprised the clubs in
this vicinity. The game to-day was
splendid and we'll contested, but the
Eckfords came out victorious, by score
of 6 to |, the Kekiongas being white
washed eight times.
A game tor a silver cup and the am
ateur championship, between the Fly
aways and Union Stars, took place to-
day at the Capitoline Grounds, resulting
in victory for the Flyaways by score
Of % too
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NOTICE.

VNO WILLIAM WILSON, MARTIN II.
Harper, Mamma Bland, Miles Bland,
Amos Bland, George w. Bland, James H.
Bland, William Bland, John Bland, Frank
Bland, Andrew J. simpson and Mary his
wife, John w. Dolly and Lucinda ]. his
wife, John J. Malcolm and Robert Botkin: /:
Tnke notice that we shall, on the lUTH
DAY or JULY, 1871, at the Office OF John
=. McNulty, In the town OF Mcdowell. In
the county OF Highland, State Of Virginia.
between the hours OF q A. NJ. and L. NJ. OF
that day, proceed 10 take the depositions OF
81 Clair Stewart, Robert Botkin, Henry W.
Wilson, Jane wilson and others;
On the 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1871, nj the
office Of w. II. II. Flick, In the the town Of
Franklin, in Pendleton county, West vir-
ginia, between the same hours, proceed To
take the depositions oi A. j. simpson, Jos.
II. Lantz, John NJ. Jones, John f. Wilson
On the Urn DAY OF JULY, 1871, at the
office OF John W. Duffy, In ihe town OF
Mooreneld, In the county OF Hardy, West
Rinia. between the same hours, proceed To
take the dcpositions Of Reuben Raines and
Others:
And on the ?iru DAY OF JULY. 1871, at
the office Of John Brannop, In the town OF
Weston, In the county OF Lewis, Wct VII.
ginia, between the same hours, proceed 10
take the dcpoSitiOns OF William Wilson
and Others, To- he read IN evidence I'm our be-
half In n certain suit In equity pending In
the Circuit Court for the county OF Kan
dolph, West Virginia, wherein We arc Gem
plainants and you are defendants, and "
rom any cause the taking Of said deposi.
tions al either place be not commenced on
the day herein respectively named, or ~
commenced on said day, be not con.
cluded on the day herin named at either
place. the taking OF the same will be nd.
lourned ana continued from time TO time st
the same place, and between the same
hours, until the same be fully completed.
Respectfully,
ANDREW J. WILSON,
MARTHA E. WILSON.
I,.ID By Counsel.
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D.a,h or, Prominent Citizen

BALTIMORE, June 2I.-Albert Schu-
macher, President Of the Baltimore
Board Of Trade, agent Of the North
German Lloyds, and one of the most
prominent and respected citizens of this
city, died suddenly Yesterday, aged
seventy.
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More Trouble Among the Miners.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, June 2.-Ihe
workmen at the Lehigh colliery, near
Shenandoah, have suspended opera
tons, because three of the men EN-
ployed are not members Of the Miners
Benevolent Association.
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Nurderous Assault on Police
Officer.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-J. I. Roberts
who earned some notoriety here and
elsewhere as a noisy Labor Reformer
and who was arrested here last April
as a vagrant, made a murderons assault
ON police officer Walsh last night with
q carving knife, and inflicted several
ugly wounds on Walsh's head and face.
Roborts was arrested.
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CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of Fish for the Sacramento
River.

River.
SACRAMENTO, June 2I.-Seth Jones,
Fish Commissioner, from New York,
arrived here to-day with $1,000 young
shad in excellent condition, with which
to stock the rivers of California. He
will deposit the shad in the Sacramento
river at Tehama, a distance Of two
hundred miles from the ocean. He
propounces the river in every respect
suitable for the propagation ofshad
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Affairs Weather and
Crops.

GENEsEE, ILL, June 27-The Rock
Island Railroad Company are vigorous
ly at work laying side track for their
new stock yards. There will be about
three miles Of track, one of which is
completed. The fencing Of yards and
building of pens will commence on the
first OF July, and will be rapidly pushed
forward till completed.
The weather is fearfully hot and two
cases of sunstroke are reported.
The corn seems to have literally shot
from the ground and now presents a
magnificent appearance. The rye har-
vest will end this week. Oats look
splendid. Barley presents a fine ap,
pearance. Wheat looks sickly and
many fields will not be harvested. Po-
tatoes generally promise better yield
than was supposed. and in less than
two weeks the market will be full OF
new ones Raspberries are yielding be-
yond the expectations Of buyers. Cur
rants not half crop this season, owing
mostly to the effects of the currant
worms Of last season. The prospect for
large yield of blackberries was never
better. The weather is warm with fire.
quent showers.
NOtaries Public.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June "a num-
ber OF applications have been made by
members Of the Twenty'eighth General
Assembly to be appointed Notaries
Public. Governor Palmer, doubling
his power to appoint, referred the mat
ter to the Attorney General, That off
Ger this morning submitted his opinion,
and under Art. 4th, sec. ID Of the Con-
stitution, snch appointments would he
void
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State Of West Virginia, Ohio
County.

To The S,criG n ohio Ch'o'fy Grectino:
VoU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED To
summon Anna Inghnm, Admx OF the
estate OF james ID. Ingham, deceased, uffhfn
Onc month after the service of this summons.
10 lay before me a statement OF her receipts
and disbursements, accompanied by her
vouchers as such Administrntrix, during
the entire time she has acted m Admin.
trntrix OF the estate Of the said James ID.
Ingham, deceased, and have then there
this writ with your return thereon, stating
the time and manner OF executing the
same.
Witness, Robert II. Woods, Recorder OF
Ohio county aforesaid, this 5th day Of June,
lSl. ROBERT u: WOODfs,
Recorder Ohio county.
Upon which IN the following endorsement:
TIE above named Anna Ingham Is no In
habitant Of my bailiwick nor found therein.
JUNE 5, 1871. X. y. BROWN, SOC.
JUEE 8, 1871.
IL appearing from an AFFIDAVIT nled In my
Office that the above named Anna lDsham,
Administrative, IN non-resident OF the
state OF West Virginia, II IL ordered That she
do appear here within one month ater the
date OF the fouith publication Of this order
and do what ~ necessary TO protect her In
terest herein.
Teste: ROBERT B. WOODS,
jung-oaw Recorder Ohio county.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
a. o. DAVENPORT

J. n. PKNpLEToN. q. o. DAVENPORT
PENDLETON d DAVENPORT.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW Fo 20 X I II
A street, above the ONCE OF Lamb q
PAUL, wheeling. Practice Law In all me
Courts Of Ohio and Marshall counties, W
Va, and In the Federal Courts and Court OF
Appeals. Also in neighboring counues oi
Ohio and Pennsylvania. sepz
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CHEESE
BrOOna.

1on DOZEN ASSORTED SIZES FANCY
lUU Brooms,
,eI2 ". REILLY.
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Gambetta a Candidate.

PARIS, June 27.-ltis announced that
u Gambetta has become a candidate
rr the Assembly from one Of the Paris
N.,-,ri-
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1uETRoUsLEs IN SPAIN

England Ratifes The Treaty.
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The New French Loan
SPEECH BY GAMBETTA.
Preparing for the Election.
p,rLc the Fenian, Released.

LONDON, June 27.-Mr. Burke, who
va. charged 10y the British government
with completely in certain Fenian plots
and alter a long trial sentenced to i'm
r-;.onment in a criminal lunatic asy-
INN has been released. His health
bss suffered seriously from his impris-
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Resigned.

1t is stated on the best authority that
Mr.. Capron, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, has resigned, and that he goes to
Japan, under a contract with that gov
eminent at $4,000 per annum, to de-
yelop the resources Of the Island OF
Yesso.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-07-14
CenrlcsY on the Cars.

Col. Isham Young, conductor on the
f. I. Va. & Ga r. r., will please ac-
cept our thanks for a copy of the new
Schedule on that road. 1t i5 really
pleasant TO bc thrown under the cour-
tcous care of this officer. He certain
~ understands how to administer the
propricties of rail road law plcdSdntty.
We know. at least one conductor on II
different line of rail read who possess
es the contemplate distinction of adj
mlnistcring rail road law Extensively
and insolcnuy. In one instance he
elected high toned gentlemen and
good frierd of the road from the train
because lac did not possess a ticket, bat
hfrered the money. The official forti-
ded himself by the assertion that he
would eject a lady under similar cir
cumstauccs. Bah! presto change.
There was on board a gentleman who
said d" sir! my wife is on board and
without a ticket, and you will not eject
her.u And he did not There was
red tape ri1djc;iCd and rioidtcd by
this paragon on whose front there
would seem to sit iii paradoXical aud
triple brotherhood. Fear, courage and
amorouls development.
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End ef a C.lrpct Rngger.

The conviction and sentence Of Geo.
Cahoon is a. event of promise, cloth
cd with the protection which has
shielded the class Of corrupt men who
drove triumphamtly irto the PROSTATE
camp of the heroic coufederates, he
came professional oliicc-holder to
Richmond. Armed with a cowarlly
aud coiunerfeii Loyalty, hemoved-up-
on the troubled surface OF southern So
cicty with all the initiation of blath-
askctc and all the clandestine guilt of
the. hypocrite The calm of recon
ntructcd sentiment was more than, he
could overmatch aud in an hour when
lac thought not he fell from a lofty but
unearued seat of honor, and now gups
for two years TO the penitentiary. His
forgery was his own work, and his
conviction that of his late friends and
early abettors.
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a SULLIVAN COUNTY FACT.
Fs One Day a 7Ian is Married and
Fimds !sis Eeng Lest Parents.

a marriage was last Thursday night
solemnlzcd 10y Justice ebert, in which
a gentleman from Oregon, and beau-
tIful young lady from Sullivan county,
Ieun,, We're the contracting parties.
The circumstances attending the hap
py event We're somewhat rema. .kabie,
II not indeed of the peculiar which
sometimes give Il sem blance of verify
to the remark that truth is stranger
that fiction. The parents OF Sullivan
county beauty were bitterly opposed
to her bctrotha! 10 the man of her
choice, and In order to overcome
JEe obstacle to the consunrma-
tOn OF "love's young dream,A an
elopemcnt was determined upon. The
loving couple arrived here Thursday
evening, and while in the act of max
ing the preparations necessary to the
legal realization of their !oudeSt hopes,
the gentleman was informed that an
elderly citizen of his name and not
much unlike him in personal appear
alce, was, and for many years past had
been, 4 resident of Nashville This
WAS somewhat startling Information,
for il was a long time ago that he was
separated from hi. family, and fifteen
years since he had heard word of
their Whereabouts or condition. Di-
rpctcu To the residence of the elderly
citizen mentioned, the Oregon man
eagerly went thitheI iIr search of his
long lost parents. His surmises Were
f,liy realized, anda few words of eX-
planation sutliced TO restore the son TO
the arms of his father and mother,
whose JOY at thus suddenly discover
ing that their longabseilt boy still liv-
ell, can te lmagined-never described.
Two hours later, the Oregon man
was married to his Sullivan county
sweetheart, and his parents were pres
cnt to congratulate the happy couple
upon the occurrence Of this most joy
ful ef ali events. The remark OF the
BRIDEGROOM that he never before
dreamed ii possibie to crowd so much
happiness into single day, WAS not
to he wondered at, for il did seem that
the iav0rs of fortune were being
siowercd upon him most profusely.
May the future have in it many bliss
ful days for those who are at present so
iEeXpressibly happy. - Union and
4 Dley lCC(l,
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YEEE EXSLES AT CssHSEL-
FsIRST.
3 Rose from the z uiicTicS for
Esigine-SapoieOH's seiitary
ySaikS, Sadness and Anxiety.
From the London Court Ionrnal.l

h4otAN'SiA
4 charming anecdote worthy of the
ancient days of chivalry isbeing whis-
Dcrcd about amongst the higher cir
cles i'm London. III seems that one Of
our Young Catholic heroes of high life,
always "A greatadinirpr of the Empress
Eugene. paid, a visit TO Chiseihurst
last week previous to his depart ire for
Paris. "NNhat canI bring your Majes-
tv from BabyIon?" (the name by
which the doomed city is always desig-
mated now by the UltFamontane par
tv). said the young nobleman, as he
bent low over her Majesty's fair hand.
''Notlling,Y = replied the Empress sad
": then suddenly correcting her
speech said. quietly. Yes, therei one
thiag I should love. Bring me a rose
from the garden of the Tuileries ~
The Young man promised to execute
this apparently easy commission, and
dcparlcd in sadness. Yesterday he APP
reared at Chisclhurst with ease OF
purple morocco in his hand, which lie
ley. T niK picsent1d on epi d knc.'
10 the Empress 1t was thc Golden
Rose. gift of the Pope TO her Majesty,
;hs, he had brought ''from the Tuile-
rics." How lIe had obtained it, or
through what longccurse Of adventure
he had IracI4! it to the party willing to
part with it, will never be known, nor
vet at what sacrifice i; was obtained.
But great WAS the iey OF the illustrious
lady on beholdinc 1t, and pardonable
the fepling which induces htIzto hope
thar Il viii bring q blessing to last ia
her house md stay thcwrath Of heaven.
II had always formed part Of the altar
decuraiio,lsof the chapel at the Tuile-
rieS ta ssti
Dueipg tie fogcnaen all is silent i'm
thc uiaiISion.4 The Empress ate
PRAYERS. break fasts with the Prince
IMPERIAL. who theu walks out in. the
park for short time, the rul0 Of re-
Sumitc his studies in the morning he
ting br3ken rliTuugh during the iiHlis-
position of the Emperor, To whom the
Socieiy Of his son is the chief snlaee 81
his exile. The Prince remains with
his father during the whole process OF
the toilet. then assists at his late break
/ fast which. contrary to the custom oi
the FuileripS, il taken alone, During
thi- time the conversation between IA
! tllpr and son Is maintained with inter
I est ani affection The hoy has cheer
eli and soathed- the hadily pain and
menI:sl ayony of the Emperor, who is
! soAntiincS seen to smile as the former
/ rec8nnts his experiences OF English,
aud Offers JUDGMENT according To his
! lights concerning the habits of French
iiovs. as cumpare5f with those OF Eng.
land. Whenthe Emperor leaves his
ogvn apartment. the PriHce Imperial
reptirs to his 81 ahies, But his Majesty
! declares that already the glory of the
cay is ovars although he, feels the ne
! oessity uf the separation for while
/ The morning report of the state o.
Paris Is still furnished by Pietri, but