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ACCIDENT FROM FIREARMs.-On Friday,
a little colored boy, six years old, living with
negro man named Isaac Tallcy, at the Red
Pump, was severely injured by the discharge
ola loaded gun which he was dragging across
the floor, with the muzzle pointed towards
ton Of the child's right hand, and lodged in
his side DR.. r. D. Lee and Dr. F. M. Haw-
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endeavoring to avert the necessity for ampu-
tating the child's hand, of which there is con-
siderable danger This is another warning
to parents against allowing tirerrms to be
placed within the reach of children.
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WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
The Washington Life Insurance Company,
through their general agents, Messrs. Carter
& Emory, of No. 324 St. Paul ST., Baltimore,
present their 18th annual report of the finan-
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Local Affairs.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS -
The Commissioners, at their meeting on the
18th inst, appointed Jesse P. Rutledge Con-
stable in the 4th district who bonded and is
now prepared to enter upon the duties fhis
office.
Charles Worthington was appointed over.
seer of the Almsohuse, and DR. r. u Lee
physician to the institution.
The repair of the bridge over Bynum's
Run, on the Bel Air and Churchville road,
was awarded to VIM. Kean, for the sum of
So.
a deaf and dumb son of Garrett Gallon,
in the I'd district, was recommended to the
Governor of Maryland to be placed in one of
the Institutions designated by law, for the
purpose of being educated.
John E. McComas was appointed general
Road Supervisor in the list District, Daniel
G. Michael in the I'd district, and VIM. N.
Hughes in the Ath district, for the year COM
mencing on the LIST day of April next
The Commissioners adjourned to meet on
the 1st day of April
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DEAD BODY FoUND.-On Friday morning
of last week considerable excitement was
caused at the Slate Quarries, the on Hartford
side, near Prospect, by the discovery of the
dead body of a man in one of them. On ex-
animation the deceased proved to be man
named James Malloy, who worked in the
neighborhood. An inquest was held by
Squire Orr, when it was ascertained that the
deceased had started for his home, on the
previous night, from tavern in the neigh
borhood, after drinking very freely, and hay
ing to pass the quarry, it is conjectured that
he stumbled at its edge, and pitching head
long distance of some sixty feet, struck his
head, mashing in his skull, which must have
produced instant death. The jury, after con-
sultaton, rendered verdict in accordance
with these facts.
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PITTSBURGH.
The Coal Fleet.

PrrrsBURsH, July lS.-The river i:
about on 8 stand, with 8 feet and {
inches of water in the channel. Con-
siderable rain fell today. The presel,
depth OF the water precludes the send.
ing out of coal boats drawing over G
feet 6 inches OF water, but an additional
rise of . feet would afford ample water
for the largest coal boats. Many boats
are ready for market, waiting develop
ments. Up to noon to-day 25 steamers
having in tow 80 boats and 205 harges,
containing 2,S04,000 bushels Of coal,
left this port for the following destius,
tions: Cincinnati, steamers 10, boats 3,
barges 81, bushels OF coal 100000
Louisville, steamers IA, boats 3, barges
l07, bushels OF coal l,64s,0OO; Madison,
steamers |, barges :. bushels OF coal
- 900.
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CHICAGO.
Political.

CHICAGO, July lS.-The Republican
Stste Central Committee, the candidates
for State offices, and other active and
infuentiol Republicans from various
parts of the State, are in session in this
city to day arranging the details for the
conduct Of the campaign in this State.
They state that their prospects are very
hopeful. A call for a Grant meeting,
signed by over q thousand prominent
business men, is published and the
meeting will be held in the open air
on Market street, near Washington,
tomorrow evening. Governor Oglesby,
General Lippincott, Colonel Harlow,
Mr.. Putz. the Republican candidates for
State offices, the members OF the State
Central Committee and other leading
Republicans from every part OF the
State, will take part.
A Big Purchase.
The purchase money for the Bigelow
block (sl. .2000OO) having arrived, steps
will be commenced tomorrow for the
payment of the amounts due the various
parties. F. H. Winston claims =! per
cent commission on the transaction, he
having effected the sale to the Govern.
ment. This commission figures up
$4,000.
The Chicago Jubilee.
The gentlemen who are interesting
themselves in getting up a grand jubilee
Tor this city in 1874 have begun Wig
orous canvas Of what is to be done.
The Stock Of Provisions
now on handin this city is estimated at
100000 barrels Of pork, 100000 tierces
of lard, 100000 pounds Of shoulders,
100000 pounds of short rib middles,
$50, 600 pounds Of short clear middles,
and 1000 tierces Of sweet picked
hams.
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Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
A Good Time I'm Nayarre-COn-
quering and TO Conquer.

NAVARRO, July Il.
Editors OF the Register:
The people OF Navarro and vicinity
send greeting to our friends in Wheel
ing who have SO nobly responded TO
the project Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad, and long before this let
ter reaches you the telegraph will have
announced to you our glorious victory
Of Yesterday by the decisive vote Of 3S9
for and lGl against.
The election was bitterly and stub
bornly contested and the result Is due
to the fact that the business places OF
all three OF our villages were closed
and every maD, in conjunction with
some of our leading farmers, wed with
each other in carrying the most votes
Especially DO the people OF our village
remembe the efficient services rendered
by Messrs. Patrick Mccormick & Sons,
John Rose, VIM. c. Grant, John West
rick and others OF our farmers who
stood like the trusted soldiers OF
Napoleon at Waterloo, not 10 be
slaughtered however, but 10 conquer
Ia this election we had TO battle
against a most determined opposition
in our own township. especially V stimu-
lated and nurtured by the venom OF the
people OF Massllon, on the north OF
US, Wilmot on our south west, aud Boil
var on the southeast Yet with all
their blatant interference we could
carry it to-day by fifty votes more for
it than yesterday. We have returned
the compliment to our Massillon breih.
rem who especially figured to run the
Lake Shore and Tuscarawas Valley
railroad one and half miles west OF
US, with the intention, as their business
men boasied OF drying this town up
in q few yesrs, bot instead OF this we
think We have put g faucet into their
vitals that will sap come Of this con-
ceited wind out Of them, and leave us
to enjoy the fruits Of well earned
victory.
Everything is quiet here this morn
ing, as our people have not recovered
from the excitement and enthusiasm OF
last evening. A general least OF reason
and flow OF soul wss the order OF busI-
ness last night The bells OF all our
churches let loose their merry peals,
and amid the roar of cannon and the
bright blaze OF bonfres, one after an
other OF our citizens was hoisted into
little wagon, aud with q long line of
BOYS were paraded round the squares,
hating long enough 10 say his piece TO
the numerous listeners, eager tor some
express on OF congratulations and mq-
tual good feeling. 80
l fear, Mr.. Editor. / have already
trespsssed on Jour patience, and viii
close By saying Success to the Wheeling
and Lake Erie railroad. -
Yours, &c, ". AN
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BOSTON.
Complimentary Reception.

Soupti"cua0Ey HCSrpIoh.
BosroN, July lS.-The shoe manu-
facturers OF Lynn gave grand compli-
mentary reception to-day 10 the mem
bers OF the shoe and leather trade of
the United States. The affair took
place at Nahant, where eight hundred
gentlemen were present, including
prominent members OF the tr: de from
all sections Of the country. An elegant
dinner was eerved in the afternoon,
after which speeches were made by
Hon. John Ballery, General Banks and
Others.
lhis afternoon fire occurred at 50
Norfolk avenue, RoxGury District in
the large stolehouse connected with the
oakum factory Of WIN. q. Twaine 4
Co. The build,pg was filed with
oakum and contallri also large num-
Der OF valuable cali4ts, and SO rapid
was the progress Of T. fire that eyery.
thing was consumed. he loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
Railroad AccideNt
BosToS. July lS,-Owing TO a mis-.
placed switch on the Boson and
Maine railroad this morning, sl.,pgine
and dozen freight cars were smt he'd
at Wellington. No one was injure
Convention OF Nail Manufaetare,S
| The business before the New EnglanI
Convention of Nail Manufacturers thi
week is not Of a public character. /
formal vote in favor of adherence to tn
present prices was passed and the oil
board was. reelected.
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rhe weather Ts-Day.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 7:3o 2. NJ
ProSa5izass-rhe lowest barometer
will move slowly eastward over South
ern Neu Euslsnd on Friday with norm
east Winds and cloudy weather north 0,
Massachusetts,. Northeriy wlnos sou
cool clearing weather from Norshsrn I,
New York to Lake Huron. Coo
northwes, winds and cloudy followed oy
clearing weather from New 1oIk :.
Virginia and Ohio: The conditions
Are favorable for local rains in Sir.
oin;s and North Carolina Risine
barometer and pleasant weather, wl
preyaiI in the Gulf States On Friday
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Editors OF the Register:
Pursuant to a call OF the Executive
Committee OF Nicholas county, Con-
vention of the Democratic and Conserv
ative party was held at Summersvil!e
on Saturday, July 6, 1872.
John H. H. Duffy, Chairman Of the
Executive Committee, called the meet
ing to order, and explained the object oi
the same.
\ On motion, Archibald Mcqueen was
allied to the chair, and D. D. Dix and
| j. H. II. Duffy chosen Secretaries.
w motion, D. R. Groves was chosen
As,,.tant Secretary.
Dc. Macomb offereda resolution on
'ne oder OF business, which was
On Notion j. G. Macomb, the fol-
lowing Wa: adopted
- "eSo!Vsd, That we cordially endorse
me acton o'the Democratic Convention
IsIu T al fafks,sburg on the 30,h day OF
: Ms. ias'' aht We hereby pledge our
seNes 70 give lis nominees for the vari-
ous o'a'e orflees, under the new Con-
port. al" '
The Convention bei,, tIIv or,a,-
,zed' tie following aamed men were
nominasd for the various county
oihcers: J. A. Anderson for Prosecu.
,f ting Attorney; A. F. Rsder n, CIerL
Of Circuit Court; J. A. hamilton f,r
J. Cle'k OF Co.nky Court; D. K Hsm;Iton
, 10, presldIni Justice; J. A. Halstead
8 S ios lherltf; s. B. kountz for County
q Sur 'yor; Allen McClung 70, Asses.
:. ohmotion Of J. H. II. Duffy the
chs., ppointed the following deIsgates
TO 70 Delegate Convention: n r
kaderJ. G. Macoms, D. D. Dix 4 =
= Herok James Dix, John McGn.
r James Miller, A. 7. Groves, James
i. King, NJ. Odell, Andrew Campbell
: and J.tell.
4 On Hon,
of htso1 That the proceedings fthis
d meeting sent to the West Virginia
D C0ur!a.i Wheeling REGISTER for
ol puohcaD ARCHIBALD McQUEES,
y Chairman,
IS IS J; H.krrrr. Secretaries,
r Ihe ate Convention held on
e the same and at the same place,
u nominaie jor N. Tnplett, OF Web
1ster' Tor . ouse Of Delegates
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WASHINGTON.
Decline Answering.

WASHINGTON, July lS.-The Treas.
) urIpepartment is in receipt of larg'
M hber of communics tions relative t,
It'd tariff law. The Department vii
IN line answering all such letters unit
ater the new law goes into effect vE
The Chicage Caseom House.
THE Treasury Department to-day
remitted to the Collector of Customs a
Chicago one million and two hundred
thousand dollars for the payment of thu
eite selected for the new Custom House
lin that city. sd. ..s .a .rr
Naval Matters. sgd .r.
Admiral Lee. at his own request, has
been directed to leave Key West with
his flag ship, Worcester, and to be in
Hampton Roads by August Is. On the
18th of August he will haul down his
flag and be released from duty as Com.
mander in.Chief of the naval forces on
the North Atlantic station. Lieutenant
Commander w. X. Wheeler has been
detached from the Colorado and placed
on waiting orders.
A Letter from Horace Greeley.
The following letter was received by
a gentleman Of this city to-day:
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
New YORK, July II, 1872.
/ decline decidedly to ask my friends
to furnish money to sustain newspaper
iu Washington. | do not consider this
a legitimate political expenditure. If
the people will not support newspapers
that faver my election we must get on
without them as best we may.
GSignedl HORACE GREELEY.
To 4. S. Do,oeH Esq.
1t appears that Dowell, who manages
a weekly paper in this city, addressed
Mr.. Greeley letter asking pecuniary
assistance, to which the above is a
reply.
Revenue Receipts.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were 100000. -,
Naval Orders.
Rear Admiral Joseph Green has re-
,eived orders to take command OF the
North Atlantic fleet, and will relieve
Lee, at Hampton Roads, on the
18th OF August.
Appointments.
DR.. Joseph Parrish, Of Pennsylva-
Iia. has been appointed by the Secre-
ary of the Interior as special commis-
'ioner to visit the Kiowas and other
hostile Indian tribes in Texas and
indian territory. DR.. A. E. Alvord. OF
Virginia, will accompany DR.. Parrish |
N his mission. Col. +. a. Eddy, |
Deputy Quartermaster General, has
'een ordered to duty temporarily as
'hief Quartermaster Of the Division of |
he Pacific.
Tho haEIIlih.-asrinE Pio-~er.
Tne steamer Pioneer Is sim In tho
.ustody. of the Treasury Department.
where she will remain until an investi-
,ation has been made by the judicial
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NEW JERSEY.
ATOWn In Danger.

MAYvlLLE, \. j., July lS.-A seri-
ous fire is raging here. 1t commenced
with the barn OF Mr.. Muliord, near the
creek, and spreading soon destroyed bis
house, from which the whole square
caught fire and 10 uow burning. Assist
apce has been asked for from Bndgetoo
The, whole town is threatened. The
loss will reach many thousands.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
The Herald's Man.

LONDON, July lS.-A dispatch from
Suez states that Mr.. Stanley, the Amer.
lean correspondent and traveller, left
that city to-dap, enroute for England
Mr.. Stanley carries with him number
Of letters and papers from DR.. Living
stone of a very important character, and
which reveal the result of his lsbors and
explorations during the past four years.
Mr.. Stanley is accompanied on his
homeward journey by DR.. Livingstone
and son Their arrival in this city is
awaited with much interest.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Suicide of an Old Man.

PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-Robert Sci
fridge, q shoemaker, sixty years OF age,
residing at l03 North Twelfth street,
was found dead in his bed this morning
with his throat cut. A bloody shoe
makers knife was also found in the
room. No cause is assigned for the act.
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MEMPHIS.
Roudsmen in Trouble.

BOndSmen IN IfOue'
MxxpHis, July ls.-Tbe property OF
the bondsmen Of the William Mclean,
State and county tax collector, Was at
tsched to-day. 1t comprises steamboats,
and real and pereopal property. Mclean
was adjudged defaulter in over <ioo,'
600 a few DAYS since by the Grand Jury
Hence the attachment
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FRANCE.
Coum unists 20 he Shot.

PARIS, July ls.-orders have kssn
;.s.ed Coz Tho execution OF a number of
Communist prisoners, in accordance
with the Judgment Of the Versailles
Court Martial. The condemned will
be shot at the amp Of Sartoria. on
Monday next.
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Withdrawal of Oppositton.

The members OF the party OF Right
in the Assembly, have receded from
the position assumed by them at yes
terday's session in opposition to the
financial policy Of the Govern ment.
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Ayers
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NICHOLAS COUNTY.

Democratic County Convention
Nicholas Keeps Step to the Demo
cratic Music and Stands by the
State Ticket.
NICHOLAS c. H., W. Va,
July :, 1872.
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The ate Convention held on
the same and at the same place,
nominaie jor N. Triplett OF Web
ster, iof y ouse Of Delegates.
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Exit standard. -

The type, and office furniture OF
John Russell Young's paper, the Stand
ayl were sold to-day, TO satisfy judg.
ment in favor of George II. Stout for
locsl news, amounting to $500. The
effects realized 800.