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CORN For SALE.

NnO BBLS. OF CORN for sale, for Cash.
I(JD delivered atthe farm of Jas. l.. Ranson's
heirs, adjoining CharlestowR Inquire of Mr.
John T. Colston on the farm.
Aug. 3, ls72-3t. A. X. Ii. kANSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03
NOTICE

y Office
Is hereby given, as required by section G. chop
Ter g. of the Code, that DGllicds Depot has
been made Voting Precinct by order Of the Board
Of Supervisors. and at the next general election
votes will be there received az by law required.
GEO. II. TURNER,
Clerk Of Board Supervisors, JeG. Co., w. Va.
July 20, lST2-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03
NOTICE
!, hereby given that at the general election
e held on tie
Odd day of August next.

4 Poi will be opened at all the election Precincts
in the County, to take the sense of the voters on
the question of making the County subscriptions,
described and set forth in the above ordinances,
and those who wish to vote in favor of said sub
scriptions, will, upon the same piece Of paper
which they use in voting for officers az the said
election, W'ite or print the word " For the Sub
scrptions 3 and those desiring 10 vote against the
subscriptions described by said three ordinances,
voting for officers ut the said election, write OF
print the words against Subscriptions"
j. II. HAlNES,
0ro. II. TuRsER, President
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors of Jefferson
County, West Virginia.
July 20, ls72-tt.
Spirit and Register corr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03
Groesbeek for Greeley--RefoIm and
Reconciliation.

The Hon. ". S. GroesbecS, Of Ohio, has
written ,ie following letter, defining his posi-
ton in tic presidential campaign. It is ad-
dressed 60 'be Hon. Amos g. Thompson and
Gen Robert Brrbuh,F, cLairmeu Of tie
Stat, committees ofOlio:
Gentlemen I have your note inviting me
% preside 20 Tie uas, meeting Of democrats
and liberal republicans which viii lie held at
Columbus ou the 30,h instant 10 ratify the
nominations best suited % heal an auimosities
and restore good viii between an sections of
cur county ard an our people | differ in
politics With Mr. Greeley. who was not my
choice, tU; lie has been chosen and with ex-
traaglrary unauimity. and is now before rs as
tho only representative Of reconciliation. and
Is under pledges for important reform bis
srea; suaiy coUrsge and patriotism are IN
Questioned. and Il he Is selected we have good
reason % believe we viii get reconciliation and
lC'.rm. 70 De- IS defeated. we already know
500 Hi.l u.- eel. them. but tie administration
moss c+>.rg viii d. repeated. 10 should not
Do repeated. u.r should y,s make 10 an exam
l.s tr Imitation by Gle endorsement of rs-
elect .u. SIS q soldier Gen Grant has been
Justly Distinguished. His war services were
great aud should be acknowledged by ALL They
have toeu and ever generously acknowledged.
aud We shall never forget them. But ne Is
not suited or the civil masistracy. aud we
should allow his administration % close with
tlc pending term. l intended to write at
more length and more 10 detail, but what I
have already said Is fair reply 70 your note
Thanking you ior your fattedng invitation,
am. very respectfully, w ). GRoESBEcK."
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GRAPES!

DERS0NS, wishing Grapes for table use or 9TH
er purposes can be supplied after August ION
with choice fruit in any quantities, fresh from the
vines, by leaning their orders early with Mr. Gus
tav Brown, CharlestoNn, or Mr. W. j. Conrad,
at the Vineyard.
July l3 1879
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FOR STATE SENATE.

WE are authorized to announce JOHN W
w GRANTHAM as an Independent Candidate
for the Senate from the district composed OF Berkc
ley, Jefferson and Morgan Counties.
Anr. 3. lS72
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Card.

EDIroBs Free Press Take my card out Of
your paper. was announced subject to a
Convention hot receiving the nomination,
| abide the result
Spirit and Register, copy once, and send
bill to me.
Aug, 3, 1872. j. N. Mason.
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Forney's Press on Republican
ROsCality.

In a strong article on Republican rascality in
south Csr,Haa. the Philadelphia Press uses
the following pointed words:
We dePlore hut Do not apologize for this
condition ofattairs. the end Of which we cannot
see. /, has made the name of Republicauism
Synonymous Tor plumber in South Carolina, and
g ought 20 he warning for US of Peunsylva-
MIA not Co elect TO Offices Of honor and trust
incompetent or dishonest men, The whole of
South Cardinals troubles since the war date
from the election and reelection Of men sim
ply because they were Republican, and not
because they were honest and it,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03
FOR RENT.

/ HAVE a House with four or five rooms with
| cellar. Possession given at once.
July 10, lS72-tf BENZ. TOMTINSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03

CtORN MEAL for sale hy
Y July 20, 1872. MoCURDY &DUKE.
A LARGE stock of Cook Stoves, just received
~ by McCURDN DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03
NOTICE.

MIR. D. B. LUCAS will address the members
vi of the Jefferson County Bible Society on
SUNDAY EVENING, AUGUST, 4TH,
At 4o'clock p NJ, at the Presbyterian Church.
After the address, there will be a collection taken
Tor the cause The Public are invited 10 attend.
w. b. DUTT0N,
July %, 1874 Presd't of the Society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03
Collection Depot.

TENHE Chariestown Depot, Winchester Stras-
burg Branch of the b. Il o. Railroad, has
been made Collection Depot. Freights will here
after be collected at Charlesown, instead, here
,ofore, at the points from which shipments are
made. All persons receiving freight on and after
August lst 1872, will be required topay for the
same before removal. j. ID. STARRY,
Aug. 3, 1872. agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03

ToURNAMENT. There will be "a Tournament
on the farm Of Mr. Rissler, adjoining Mr..
Middlekauif's, on Saturday next, 3D. of Au-
gust The public is most cordially invited to
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03

WI n. TRAVERS,
JNO. D.. STARRY,
GEO. ID. McGLINCI
ANDREW HUNTER
e. b. WASHINGTON
NJ. T.. McQtiLkIN
HENRY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-08-03
Commissioners Sale
or
VALUABLE LAND.
Tuesday, August 90. 1872,

All that Valuable Tract Of Land lying IN JEFF
ferson County, on the line Of tie Balti-
more and Ohio Rail Road, and within one
fourth Of mile from the Depot at Keaneys-
vile. Containing about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
The Jews and the Late VI. II. Noah

Editor Star 1t Is evident that the absence OF
Col. Piatt was taken advantage OF BIZ some one
who published in the Capital or Sunday las sew
eral articles casting contempt upon the Jews
The illusions were anything but credstable 20
The gentilty and sense OF the individual who
nenned them; particularly in regard TO the late
Mordecai Manuel Noah, about whom is retaileG
mass OF ISLANDERS which were repealed ami Dis
proved over forty years ago.
III the LerSon who composed these TRADES
knew anything, he must have been aware that
MIR. NOah's name was not 80 Manassas" and IA a.
the story in reference To founding the refuge Of
the Jews AT Grand Island Is not the hist, ny OF
the affair as chronicled by Dana ard Appleton
III their American Encyclopedias.
Major Noah has been dead over twenty yeats,
and TO the credit OF journalism be il sid tai-
tie first Unkind word ever published rejecting
uVon bis memory. Indeed, all testimony agrees
that Major Noah devoted his life ID practical
charity and good deeds-that his career a an
author and Journalist was aS unsuiiied as IL was
eminent, and that his love of country sad
patriotism were unexceile1. True. he was
jew; but his charity and good deeds were not
circumscribed by the narrow lines Of faith and
creed" He sought, IN every proper way, 70
incuicate among his co-reli gOuists aad ali Others
the deepest reverence for the constitution and
laws of his native land. He played An important
part in the arena of American politics. and was
highly esteemed by all the leading statesmen OF
his day. N.Y..
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Eorre<fers aUer
IN PROMISES 40 Saw ur gas Ma

IN PROMISES 10 sHow Ur THs NArHAx NJ
DEREE ~ A rAKD0s Is GEANEsa l..,r
The New YORK Times OF YESTERDAY s.,.
" The failure % TIE To.ce ~ ft.s -.fe p -,
thar william Forrr-'sr VS. hs-, Al 49,. 80. ~
b. Nathan mur'lar, al taeir astsr &c.. 80,
u show that h T. tlsc rrurl rep d.. 49,. ~
been acoei'cs BY -an rnf fUfits ar -... ..r 49,
20 n rpoi oi fta prisoners suu5-.,.-- .,..
fHnaN, tnrre-'tt gli. most UkeI- d.. ..1..
pask 70 joliet state prison hv war. A n.
hnNAfH- eti ffrSrrfons or Ger. sr-rs n.
49, 90 NJ lL-Arrcd t.rm @. thit cen ssars
-. SSiSne-s' tSfIssteI 'oli @ T.zls r--s-.er
~ ue vas sorrE f-s inytstig atioa n - go
hsd terminated ia thc manner 4. 2 f-.,.t -
i-1eL ier tAe res>on that his i.noesl-e wou!s
hdNt hgc'Nsfrf'N been e~tahtFSl.1 hH-. 49, a..
s'4i4tthing ei~e wou'. have been fev.-,-.l.' a. II
the PRISONER then saif. livery on h. 4 shso-y
OF Is own regarding the crime. a.! I bry.
niue Ta, l .'i,e tine viii briug oat TIE tru-h.'
speaking Tor tic ruoner, inforrns,, ne san
icIcrtSf thai n Forester were crsut..i a p,r-l--
by Gov. Palmer, o. Illinois. 50 ia nav ~ =, b.
conditional and only valid on the q .ri-, ~ =.
Forester offer, The pr soner woulr lr.a a., .,
facts - v0nli satisfy the pGbhc ui.a ne -
murderer OF MT. Nathan is. THIS a. --- g..
dcutly made by sgth 'li;y OF Forres's-. ,rs.+ =.
better detective than he nlen who .i--a,-,. h !,
and we're not able toSrove auyth.rg lsa.a-t
him."
F0RREsTTR's VIE.
A Memphis APpcFl reporter iutHry sgssI q f.
wife q Forester, The supposed Ns.HHa urr.
derer, the other dty. Ms r. Eiieg "a. rrsf D..
husband vas With her ia New Or.lsrs a1 O..
night OF tic murder. bat this staten .l. - cons
tradIcted ~ some ~ her other sfa-,.r .r.. So.
blonde, The reporter saws. and '.B ...--r ..r.-
lie msdiLm height u womsn." HaT rarla ID D..
present in Memphis.
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Romance from IerS,,

THE STORY tF A NEN ORLEANS ND on ma
SUDDEN AND MYSTERIOUS DgAra
Some time ago ga ola gentleman -.l.-s Cd T,
name OF Thomas Il. Wright arrived ID 3 r-.B1l.-
y. J.. accCmp by Young las. whom l,
called Msude Carton. and who was ,'.fa,l =, d.,
his ward. Having erected a small cottage. q. /,
psiT commenced keeping house VIII one SER
want. After remaining ia tle c,tg Tor a tfr-.
u became known that the lsly wss a Mrs..
Nicholson, who came originally rom Nex
orleans. Beyond this nothing seems 70 hsvg
been known, except the fact ths Ar. Wright
spent the day in New York. 90 saturday.
MIS-. Nicholson, Who was only y wears old
died. She had not been seen lately by the
Deighhcrs, and 90 them her death seemed sud-
den. Mr.. Wright returned aud learning OF the
death left the house, and has not since been seen
The attention OF the authorities was attracted
20 the case, but as a certificate OF death from
consumption WAS given by comp tent psKSt-
cisn, the county physician gave bur al plruuit
and the body was rather hastily buried on Mon
dsy. Dissatisfied with the state OF airs Chief
Of Police Whitney took charge OF the 20 lse, ana
instituted an examination, snl an or -cr va
placed in charge. Yesterday papers were Dis
covered which showed that Mrs. Niehelson
belonged 90 New Orleans. and had been married
against the wishes OF her parents while az school
IN Chicago, in iSd9. Slips cut from Chicago
papers OF later date gave an account OF
the suicide Of her husband by shooting O. trnself
This was al the Information that was game
and men we're sent 20 y " York 20 euIsayor 10
identity the parties II possible. 49, W T5rE
St0r, 25th iastcuf.
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Special NOTICES.
a Card.

Clergyman while residing In sorta America.
"a ssionsry, discovered SAFE ssid pie rsn.ety
Ter tue cure oil Eervous Weakness, .eariy Decay
ksSseS u tbS linsIy eI4 oefiaSi ssDs asa tie
whole tTeiu OF disorders brought By bsneful and
vicious habits. Great NUMBERS have been cure1 By
this Dotte remedy. Prompted BY desire TO bere5
the s9dic;ed aud unfortunate, vail seni the reel -
Tor pre PRrinE and using tbis medicine, in q seated
envelope, n Any sns vh2 needs It, Frss ~ Chcrg.
Address. JOS EpH Z. ISSAH,
Station D, Bible House,
ns-s7-ly Nv YORK CFtT.
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CANAL NAVIGATION BY STEAM-The steam
canal boat William Baxter, with two hun ireI
tons Of freight. arrived in New York from Bnf
faio in i've days. The best canal boats usually
require ten days. The machinery OF the boa,
comprises two small English compound engines
and two three bladed screws, the whole anna
Iatus pelng put In space seven by five feet
The puculiarity OF the boat is its shar1ness hotb
at the bow and the stern. The cost of engineer
fireman, coal oil, Sc, is said to average only ~
cents per mile. 1t is considered a success. and
for an invention by which canals may be nayi-
gated claimed ~ '-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
From Europe To-Day.

Paris, Sept. 26.-G ambetta, In q speech a
Aieertyllle last night, dema nded the dissolution
Oh the National Assembly of France.
ADMIRAL ALDEN.
Admiral James Alden has left this city for
Liverpool.
YOUNG DRLUGE IN ABERDEEN.
LONDON, Sept 26.-Aberdeen, Scotland and
the country In the vicinity of that CITY, wa
visited by terrible rain storm yesterday The
railway station was SUBMERGED, and the street.
we're Hooded TO such an extent as TO make them
impassable. The crops were mined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

PRESIDENT GRANT AND FAMILY leave Long
Branch to-day. They viii stop ia Philadelphia
until tomorrow, and arrive here in the ) O'Clock
train Tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

APPoINTED by TIE PREsIDENF.-The Presi-
dent has appointed s. d. Williamson, of Vir-
gnia, secretary 20 sign land patents, IN place Of
Joseph Parish, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

PRESIDENT GRANT visited the republican
national and state committees in New York
Tuesday, and chatted freely upon political and
personal topics. lie appeared 10 be in excel ent
spirits and confident of his re- election, says the
New York TImes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
lGairs in Tie Southwest

TEE LOUISIANA STATE AUDITOR JUDGED AGrS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-State AuJito-
Graham has been again incarcerased BY o. Ter
pl ne ssh district court, the governors pardon
being decided unconstitutional
SENT TO TIE DRY ToRTuGAs.
second Lieut.. Charles Jordan, OF tha Is-b y
>. infantry, recently sentenced 20 dismissal froTn
the service and one years Imprisonment for the
embezzlement eff Government money vvbiis 81
ing qnartermasteT at Jackson, Miss, has been
sent TO the Dry Tortugas. -"' '00'
FisE AT JRFFsEsoN, TEXAS,
upper partof Dallas and the western side OF
Marshall streets. Loss, $4,000; insurance
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ADJUSTMENTS.

UTAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE
THE sTAR EAEIETIss OF THE WORLD,
TS6ddAgEEEEEs kGGEETRI SGVEsr,rs,
n 6 + An0 d. N AN is2IMITaBbE oLrol
somethirE Novel: Fresh and Sparkling Each week.
FREsH ATTRACTIONS
The Great A Hfss sT BELLE oELEsr,
The Daring 9nd Gre &c ~ Lay 4 Trapezst;
The Rec z q sp dd 5kiifai aS6aast
In their se sat. ETos; I ion; c,,,
The '! fso f BsL ff Rapff SSRRssG'ion'
In thei MI Tsps NH9 sCpgT AID Dances.
=. 1he Original GhsmPion Change Artistic.
ssPs bsyond besf and
peciaIiy gratifying e ladies and :hil3Tsn, The IN
Charts, BGRBHNk. PARaKEsB, sANsoRo, Of Our
the world MILE GEIEfri. in 'aA Rare e- Bill Of
Excelltncies. SEA-
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
GRAND REOPENING.
MONDAY EVENING September as.
ELEGANTLY DECORATED,
BEAUTIFULLY ERksCOED,
suPERBLY CARrETED.
time IGNORED OF the drama al
most
ENTIRELY NEW.
And second to none in the country.
MAGEIFIOENT DROP-CURTAIN,
From the pencil of MIR. James Lamb, has been
painted.
Tie opening attraction will be the distinguished
Comedian.
MIR. w. j. FLORENCE,
in FAlcoIer's new and startling drama. (pr0duced
with entire scenery and effects, and entitled
EILEEN OGE,''
Supported by the favorite actress,
MAY SASILLE.
And powerful Company of
FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
= Saie OF SeatE viii commence at MetzerOtt's Music
Stol g WEDNESDAY MORNING. seIT-tf
oLp NO. On EYhibition (NEw No
zr ass S. and sale ass
EAEARIEEH'S,
no. 4l6 Ith street, between u and streets, eight
aoQrs soove Odd FelIcEs' BALL,
Cheice Oil Paintings, EngrsyiDgs, Chrornos, 90.
Also largest stock Paper Hsngiug5, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss
se.s, k.nEs, y ais, &c, in the District.
" TERMS CASE.
Please remember Name ena Number ie,.Iy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

HarTer's Wssk1y for October s (receivcl from
Parker is rich in Nast's Cartoons ami Dore's
pictures Of London.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvEEUs.-The receipts from this
SOURCE to-day were 1851 .SCI.l3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

NExTIHGUIsHABLE LIGHT.-The great ne
ctssity Tor some marine signal light, which
snoula De almost ine1tinguishable, has been the
among those who take q deep interest in such
IMPROVEMENTS. A selflightlpg signal lamp,
when Is likely to be of great use, has been ia
hitting, that its fame can neither be extinguis6-
ed oy water or any other means, and that it is
incapable OF setting fire to objects, while, at
and Of long DURATION
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New York Nnfas-


TIE TAMMANY BING TO 8e TRIED IN OCTOBER.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Attorney- General b ar
low yesterday addressed informal written no.
uces 10 William VI. Tweed, Mayer, the brother.
Sweeney. Thomas g. Fields. Henry w. Gene
lngertoll, Hugh Smith, William Cooke, aad
Nathaniel Sands, informing them that their
trials would begin in October
STANLEY SAYS NOP.
STANLEY writes a letter 10 tia Herald deciari no
as false the stories relative TO him by Noe.
GOVERNOR CURTIN
was in this city last night on his way 70 his home
at Harrisburg.
THE THEFT oP SILK
from the public stores is thought 20 he the re-
sult OF conspiracy concOcted with the assist
ance CT 50 me one connected with the deDart-
ment. he two delivery clerks have been sus-
pended. Other Off Gals are under surveillance.
PROPOSED GRAND FINALE TO TAG GREELEY
TOUR.
IL Is proposed to give Horace Greeley n grand
reception on his return to this city. Fhe t.
tHne thinks one hundred thousand people will
participate.
TIE RyPORNRns UNITED
at secret conference OF the various reform
organizations held here yesterday il vas agreed
10 siuk all political differences and unite on a
single reform ticket for municipal Offices. W
+. Raveneyer win probably be the candidate
for Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

DEATH OF JOSEPH PARRISH. A letter to
the Commissioner of the General Land office
dated Philadelphia, the 24th inst, announces
the death on Sunday last of Mr. Joseph Parrish,
the Presidents private secretary to sign land
warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
The Jersey Riot and Murders

THk GovKRNoR CALLED UPON PoR Am.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Further iutelIisence
rom Hunterdon county, New Jersey is 10 the
effect that the constabies refuse, thfouob fear
70 make any further arrests OF riot rinciead ers
sno me governor Is called upon for aid. The
likewise intimidsted. 1t is now provsS m a.
Oali, tne white man, was killed by bis own
party. Work has not been resumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

SURGEON l.. a. EDWARDS, u. S. A, has been
ordered to duty in the Department o. the
Lakes.
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AN Zero FRoM rnE srRaIeE g. g..

IN kCEo PROM TBE SrRAIGF rn--r f,,yy,,.-
TioN-Eccress 20 The DcnocT--- nf ~ i,-.,g.,-
lengthy address 20 the ienocracy orri.a iT,'ir.I
Sta'es as issued y.stc-day by the coia nit.se ga
ne LOClsNlile convention. II explains the oh
leet ci me assemblsge Of that DO ~. opposes TIE
DaiunOre platform a. uHucmocratic contents
that the masses Of the democrats 4. ! not de-
msnd the nomination of Greeley an afpp,fD-.
OF BIS platform, and saws thai the wtt-hw6ri :
not " anything TO beat Grant" bit e. ANYTHING
70 prevent Greeley from beating ans de- -roying
the democratic party - Grants eiec.iOn.r IL
ssys, would be a less calamity than that cf Cree
ley, and II the former il chosen, the respons
ny rests on the Baltimore convention. which re-
FUSED the people either a Democrat. nominee
or platform" The address conriu - nv iD-
yoklng all democrats 10 vote for O'Coaof and
Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

THE CASE OF RHopA FKwELL.-It Is under.
stood that application for bail will be made by
the counsel of Rhoda Fewell charged witt
shooting James r. Clark) at the county court OF
Prince William, Va, which meets on Monday
week, and II not granted that the case win come
up for trial at the circuit court for the county
which meets on the following Monday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

- In the Point Breeze races yesterday, Susie
Parker won the first race and Cemps the second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

Ren0mfnaaed for Congress-.
RocHKsTER, Sept. 26.-The republicans of the
2sth district have renominated Hon. Freeman
lax tor Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

GIN. MYRR, head Of the Signal Service,
asks that journalists who are supplied with the
weather reports use the Synopsis" of meteoro-
logical observations with the weather "Proba-
hilities," as the latter are merely deductions
from the observations, and may mislead if pub
lished singlY.
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Fusion Ticket I'M AI.h.m.

M, MsosTeoTIRr, Ala, Sept. 26.-The demo-
S,ss ana liberals OF this district have nomi-
mated Oats, democrat, for Congress: Faber
republican, for elector; and Miller, republican,
for The board OF education.
M. Greeley's Electfoneerfng Tour.
WILLIAMsPoRr, Pa, Sept. 26.-Mr. Greeley
vii leave Renova at 2. m, win take supper
land late tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

TEE NHEAT-UFPRRCU MURDsR txBAL
MoRE-H was anticipated that rae ctse Of
Jesse lppercue, accused OF the mg!lsr OF b.
aged aunt, Mis- Amelia Wheat, b. saBo.ing IL
through the head On the 2sth OF August ,yagI
De considered by the grand jury ye,.erflv. b4f
u WAL not probably b. taken up vutti net
week. Tie prisoner maintains a cheerful MAJ
since Lis Incarceration. He is covci-t- "a r.
atlil'y 10 establish his innocence, sui afs>rouo-
Sc. are OF opinion that the grand iu-y will not
In pteseh'nent- IL mast be rcme.n ber-,I.
however, that ihs grand Jury nee e--lv a.
ptooaoie ground, and that an the acts OF the
case v III not be presented 10 theIa.-fl1lf. c.
<cfte this nsOTztsg.