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Earl Granville. OmciaI Letter.

Earl Granville's Omcial Letter.
FOREIGN OFFICE, August l, 1872.
Srn-I am directed by Earl Granville to ac-
knowledge the receipt of package containing
letters and dispatches from DR.. Livingstone,
which you were good enough to deliver to
Her Majestys Ambassador at Paris for trans
mission to this department, and am to con-
charge of these interesting documents.
am, your most obedient, humble servant,
ENFIELD.
HENRY NJ. STANLEY, Esq.
The Livingstone Dispatches Certified by
Lord Granville.
Upon intimation to Lord Granville that
some persons are ungenerous enough to throw
doubt on the genuineness of Doctor Living
stones dispatches, His Lordship, Earl Gran
Vile. wrote the following autograph letter.
AUGUST 2, 1872.
Sri was not aware until you mentioned
1t that there was any doubt as to the authen-
ticity of Dr. Livingstone's dispatches, which
you delivered to Lord Lyons on the 31st of
July; but, in consequence of what you have
said, have inquired into the matter, and
find that Mr. Hammond, the Under Secretary
of the Foreign Office and Mr.. Wyld, the head
A.. IL
have not the slightest doubt as to the genuine
ness of the papers which have been received
from Lord Lyons and which are being printed.
cannot omit this opportunity of expressing
to you my admiration of the qualities which
have enabled you to achieve the object Of
your mission, and to attain result which has
been hailed with so much enthusiasm both in
the United States and in this country.
am, sir, your obedient,
HENRY NJ STANLEY, Esq.
From Doctor Livingstone's Son.
The following has been received from DR..
Livingstone's son:-
MIR. Henry NJ. Stanley has handed to me
to-day the diary of DIR. Livingstone, my
father, sealed and signed by my father. with
instructions written on the outside, signed by
my father for the care of which, and for all
his actions concerning and to my father our
very best thanks are due. We have not the
slightest reason to doubt that this is my IA
Their journal, and certify that these letters
which he has brought home are my fathers
letters and no other. s. LIVINGSTONE.
Enslish Hospitalities TO stanley.
Mr. Stanley is received with warm hospi-
tality--invited to dine with Lord Granville
and Lady Franklin, to breakfast with the
Duchess of Argyll and to become the guest Of
the Mayor of Brighton during the session of
the British Association for the Advancement
of Science.
Tho Doubling Thomascs or France and
Germany.
PARIS, August ., 1872.
lie nnnps Is inclined to doubt the authenticity or
the Livingstone letters published by Mr.. Stanley.
IL quotes the opinion OF the German geographer,
Aiepert, who discovers various geographical blum.
ders In the letters He thinks that part OF the mar
fatlve was invented by Mr.. Stanley, and hence the
whole Is vaueless, and hints that 1t is possible that
0eenloy mover saw Dr IivnOotnne
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FRANCE.

Flow Of Bullion to tho Bank-An American
Actress Homsward Bound.
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LONDON, August 2, 1872
tho total number Of emgrants who sailed from
Liverpool for America during the month OF july
Was 1000
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The Weather I'm This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding day of last year,
as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Inc IMMIGRANT Exoous to America in Full Flow.
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CAsEY.-On Friday, August 2 BRIDGET FRANCIS
CASEY daughter OF owen and Rose Casey, aged
years, months and IL days.
Funeral to take place nom the residence OF her
parents 500 Third avcnue, on Sunday, August 4, at
one O'Clock r. NJ. precisely
HOOGER.-On Friday, August 2, 1872, JOHN Will
LIS youngest son OF William II. and Kate Il.
Hooker, aged months ana X days
'Snfrer little Children TO come unto me-"
The remains will be inferred at Cayery Cemetery
Sunday. August T. at one O'Clock +. NJ.
For other Deaths See Second cnd third Puges.l
Burnctt's FIavoring Extracts.-Sold
every where.
Amin 4 Co.-Flaes and Hammers OF
their Own at the old established stand cor
A.-Horring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Isl and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street
A.--Hcrald Branch Oaice, brooklyn,
Corner o better d asfnae IN g2:Fa" street
A.-Ncstlc's Lactcom. Farins,
the Mothers MIX Substitutes
Recommended by eminent physican4
A.-Eau Angcliquc, for the Teeth and
Gums sscoTINE FOOD FOR infants . paL msp1scu
ers No connection with any other drug Store
A.-The Thanks OF the Nation Are Duo
TO KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER II Z inc go. only ar.
Bugs and d. other osaIyG rsee aH a Ia; as Ike
druggist, aud srocers Depot No. Sixth avenue
Batchelor's Hair Dye-Ene Rest In the
world the only perfect dye; harmless reliable, insta
taneoua Al all druggistA
For Diarrh@a, Dysentery, Cholera Nor
bus use the GRAEFENDEkG DYSENTERY SYRUP, tho
most reliable remedy Ia the world. Sold by Druggists
GHAEfENBERG COMPANY, $50 William street, ~ Y.
On Marriagc.-kiappy Relief FOR Young
men. Remarkable reports sent free Address HOWARD
ASSOCIAriON, Philadelphia, IA.
Patent Open Work Political Hammers,
Flags and Portraits a. ttOJEE & dRAHANS " Duane
street
Royal Havana I.ottery.--prizcs Cashcd,
orders hIed inorna furnished highest rates paid for
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR %, Ba!ners 10 Wall ST,
N
Royal Havana Lotiers .--irteeg tSc-
duccd j. Is. MARTINEZ co, nAn.cr. No. " Wall st..
Box No. 6a1 Post Office New YORK,
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE or THE CHIRF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. o.. Aug. 81 A. M.

PROBABILITIES.
The area OF low barometer In Pennsylvania moves
slowly eastward with partly cloudy and clearing
weather, occasional rain areas and southeastery
veering to northwestery winds In the Middle
and Eastern States; southerly and westerly
winds and clearing weather on the South Atlantic
and Gulf coasts; high barometer from Tennessee
to Kansas with clear, cool weather and northerly
winds northward to the upper lakes and the South
west; on the lower lakes clear weather and
northerly and westerly winds.
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Patent Open Work Political Hammers,
Flags and Portraits a. ttOJEE & dRAHANS " Duane
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Royal Havana I.ottery.--prizcs Cashcd,
orders nIed informs ion furnished highest rates paid for
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR a N'l' Ba!HerL 10 wall ST,
A.
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On Marriagc.-iisppy Relief FOR Young
men. Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIArlON. Phiialcp min. Ia.
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Royal Havana Lotier. .--priees te-
duccd J. Is. MARTINEZ co, nAnscrs. NJ. ~ Wall St,
Box No. 6a5 Post Office. Nea York
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Tho Doubling Thomascs or France and
Germany.

PARIS, August 9 1872.
lie n5nps Is inclined to doubt the authenticity or
the Livingstone letters published by Mr.. Stanley.
IL quotes the opinion OF the German geographer,
Aiepert, who discovers various geographical blum.
ders In the letters. He thinks that part OF the mar
rative was invented by Mr. Stanley, and hence the
whole Is valueess and hints that it Is possible that
STANLEY mover saw Dr. Livingstone.
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A.-Ncst1c's Lactcou. Earina,
the Mothers MIX Substitute
Recommended by eminent physicians
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A.-Herald IRA inch Office, brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue ami Boerlm street
Open from "a to .. v.
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Patent

Amin Il CO.-Flags and Tanners OF
their old established stand cor
o Fulton and vii MI
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CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Brsadway, corner Of Murray street
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For Dfarrhoa, Dysentery, Cholera Nor
bus use the GRAEFENDkkG DYSENTERY SYRUP, the
most reliable remedy Ia the world. Sold by druggists
1HAEfENBERG COMPANY, $50 William street, ~ Y.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-Ehe Rest In the
world; the only perfect dye; harmless. reliable. nssfS
taneoua Al all druggists
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A.-Eau Angeliquc, for the Teetn anu
Gums BISCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLuC Co.
61 Broadway, the sole propreios ana mshHac'ur'
er:. No connection with any other drug Store.
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Burnctt's Flavoring Extracts.-Sold
every where
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NEW YORK, August 2, 1877,
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC AND Liberal
THE REGULAR REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS

In accordance with this notice hundred guns
will be fired In CITY Hall Park to-day at noon.
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|Esl.ptsnbss,,|
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|Christys.I
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RoRBERHs-some individual or indi-
ylduals, anxious, perhaps, to obtain beer
money for the 4th, broke into Lohse's so.
loon and relieved that gentleman of eight
dollars in currency, two boxes Of cigars,
and q demgohnoi whisky. 1t issupposed
that not being satisfied with that, and In
order to obtain more cash, the same par.
tles broke into shipiey's saloon, on Mar
,ket street, Immediately below Lohse's.
There, q silver watch, gold chain, and a
box Of cigars were taken. Not yet salts.
fed the adventurous thieves wended their
way over the creek and visited the saloon
ofAdam Blum, where they closed the
nights performances, as far as known, by
takinga bottle Of whisky. By this time
they had enough whisky and cigars to
satisfy a considerable crowd during the
day, at least nothing Is known Of further
depredations, AS yet no clue has been
found that will lead to the detection and
arrest Of the thieves.
H
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A VARIETY OF CHAReEs.-.Andy
Holmes, who has been for some days
confined in jail to await the action OF the
Grand Jury, was brought before Squire
Gillespy, on the Sd inst, and compromised
the case OF assault and battery preferred
against him by his wife, by the payment
Of costs. There was also charge pre-.
ferred by Mrs. Ferry No. 8, which was
compromised by the payment OF costs
and $40 to Mrs. No. 8. He was then re.
quired to give good and sufficient security
in the sum OF $1,000, for good behavior
for one year. After some difficulty he
secured an acceptable bondsman and
was released.
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. P4RkERBgRa MINERAL WEL1s.This
popular summer resort is again open for
the reception Of guests. There is proba.
bly, no place that is at once SO convenient
ofaccess and desirable as this for those OF
our citizens who contemplate a summer
vacation, either for themselves or families.
OF the health.restoring properties of the
wells but little need be said, for it is gen.
orally conceded that this section Of coun.
try has not an equal. The hotel is now in
fine condition for the reception Of guests,
having been put in thorough repair dur.
ing the past winter. Our genial fellow
townsman, Mr.. G. O.! Black occupies
the position Of Superintendent Of the
house, and will be found ever ready to do
anything in his power to make visitors
comfortable. We hope those looking
around for a place to spend their summer
holidays will not forget the Parkersburg
Mineral Wells.
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BoY sHcT "A little boy named Henry
Dixon, was accidentally shot by a com.
psuion named De yliney, while celebrat,
ting the 4th. De Yinney had taken a
pistol from home without the knowledge
or consent Of his parents, but having no
powder Dixon offered, and did furnish 1t,
De Vlnnoy not being accustomed to the
handling Of the weapon, managed TO shoot
Di1onin the left side. The pistol was
charged with two small pebbles. The
little fellow was carried home and DR..
.Cumhinssehsior, who extracted the stones
from the wound. The pebbles were quite
round and a little larger than ordinary
pea, and made q wound almost as serious
as If bullets had been used. When we
left the house, the boy was somewhat
more comfortable and If inflammation
should not set in, he will soon be out
again. "t
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THE Best THING CURVE saw, yes
terday, letters from all quarters where
the Superior machine has been used this
season, and without exception, it is pro-
nounced the best, easiest running. and
lightest draft Mower and Reaper that has
come out. We guess it must be SO, as we
heard one man say it would be q success
for Wheeling in that branch of business
next season. dsw
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DISPLAY OF FREwoRKs,-Wc do not
remember when our citizens have taken
SO much interest in fireworks as on the
evening OF the 4lhinst ustpassed. The dis.
play of the Eighth Warders was very fine
indeed, some fifty dollars worth Of rock.
cts, roman candles, and other articles in
that line "too numerous to mention, " hav.
ing been set of. The crowd assembled
to witness it was very large. Also, the
exhibition made at NIurry's drug store,
deserves to be mentioned.
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No Christian family should be without
Cassers Illustrated Childs Bible.

d..
THE AMERICAN PIANO TRADE.-The
rapid growth Of the manufacture of pi.
amos, in the United States Is a marvel
alike 10 those who study the industrial
resources of our own country, and those
European makers who once nearly mo.
nopolized the piano trade Of America.
Now the reverse is the case: instead of
being large importers, we are large ex.
portes Of pianos, and since the Paris
Universal Exposition of 1867, the fame Of
American pianos, especially those of
steinway s. Sons make, has spread
throughout the length, and breadth Of
Europe, and large numbers of steinway
Grand and Upright Pianos are now an,
nually sold in Berlin, Stockholm, Madrid
Paris, Odessa, and other European nu.
steal centres.
These famous steinway Pianos are for
sale in this city at Y. HardlDg's 100 Mar
ket street.
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Coal On ExPLosIoN.-Last evening
aWuman named Ann snider, residing on
Market near Adams street, built fire in
a stove on which was placed an oil can.
When the stove became heated the OIL in
the can ignited, causing an explosion and
seriously ipjuring the arm Of Mrs. s. Her
son, standing near, also suffered from the
accident, both Of his hands and arms be-
ing burned in q frightiul manner. When
weleft, the sufferers were doing very well.
The wounds are of very painful nature,
but not at all serious.
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HANDsonR ORGANS never were seen
than the Eureka Grand and Eureka Con.
certo "a new idea) Organs, at sheib's Mu.
sic Store, Monroe street We would I'D.
wise every one to call, to see, and hear
these superb instruments, for the tones
produced and the lovely finish and ele.
gance outside, are marvels sufficient to at.
tract any one. Mr.. s. tellsus his sales are
astonishingly large, and prove the popu.
larity ofthe Eureka Organs to be above
all other kinds. Those wanting to buy
will find Mr.. sheib's terms very liberal,
either on the renting plan or otherwise,
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HkAThEN CHNER, Tycoon, Red Jacket
Winona, Minehaha Wall Papes and Dor.
ders, Just received at PAUL & orrs, No
80 Monroe street They have also on
hand full stock Of cheap and finepapes,
ranging in price from eight cents to five
dollarA They make a specially Of Deco.
raive Papers for Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell.
ingS, Give them call.
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Boy KrIIED,-A young man named
Hogan, an employee in the Belmont Mills,
was badly hurt at Valley Grove, on the
4th, while attending thepicnic. The par:
ticulars are as follows: Hogan in order
to escape from the shower, took shelter
in the woods near by, and seated himself
on large log lying on the hillside. A
passing wagon ran against the log, caus,
ing 1t toroll down the hill, and Hogan
not being able to free himself, was carried
underit His injuries were SO severe
that he died, Thursday night, we are in
formed.
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CANTON.

Every genuine box Of DR.. NC
LANES LIVER Pills bears the signature
of Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Penn.
sylVania, and their private U. S. stamp.
81 Take no other. The market is full
of limitations.
1t is the popular verdict that people
who have been accustomed to the use Of
Bitters or Cordials, are obliged eventu-
ally to resort to MoLANE's LIVER PILLS
for permanent relief. ap2Os&w.
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PRIMARY ELECTION, TINS EVENING
The election for delegates to the Republi
can County Convention to be held at the
Court House next Monday, will take
place in the country townships this after.
noon, and in the city townships this
evening. Polls will be opened in the
former at . o'clock; in the latter at Il
Win the friends please send US the returns
at the very earliest hour after the result
Is aScatainedg Lt.F 4 =
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SAD AccDENT-A Young Man Killed
BY Tho Cara-AbOut 12f o'clock on July
Fourth young man by the name Of
james E, Aiers was run over by the cars
at Valley Grove, W. Va. Young Alters
was attending a picnic given by Ben
Franklin Council o. U. A. NJ, and missing
thetrain leaving for town he ran and made
an attempt to get on. The train, which
was moving slowly when he started for it,
was moving quite rapidly when he reach.
ed 1t, and he was enabled TO catch the
guard only with his left hand. He missed
his footing in some manner and was
thrown against an embankment with con.
siderable force and from thence rolled on
the track, the train passing over him and
frightfully msngliug his body. The train
ran some distance before it could be
stopped, when 1t was backed up and the
body was placed on board and brought to
his home in this city. Many conaiting
reports are in circulation in regard to the
accident, but we deem the above, in the
main, correct. The young man was, we
feel sure, perfectly sober at the time as he
was not in the habit of drinking any
whatever. he was the son of widowed
mother, and his wages, though small,
went for her support. He was q young
man greatly beloved for his many excel.
lent traits of character and his death is
sadly regretted by all who knew him.
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ELECTION OF oFFICERs.-At a meeting
of the new military organization, held
last evening, the following officers were
elected: LIST Lieutenant, William Otto;
Cd Lieutenant, George Gundling; 1st Ser.
gesnt, Robert Phillips; Cd, John weitzel;
Sd, II. P. Meyer; 4th, David Grier; 9th,
Joseph Kuhn. ARer the above election,
the meeting adjourned to meet next
Thursday evening at the City Building.
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Row-on the afternoon of the Fourth,
two men named Woods and Adams be-
came engaged in a disgraceful row in
Tommy Owens saloon near the Hempaeld
depot Yesterday, city warrants were
issued for their arrest and officers Tracy
and Junkins were detailed to serve them.
They at last arrested their men and plac.
ed them in durance vile. Their cases
will be disposed Of this morning.
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EtGURHos TO GazsAPs Gaoyk-As
long Is picnics form oneof the principal
features OF our Fourth Of July celebra-
brations in this section, our reports Of the
same may seem to some to possess a de.
gree Of samenesS; and yet they are read
with interest by thousands, nearly every
one beng interested for themselves or
friends.
On the morning Of the 4 Jurth. the
steamer Market Boy was prompt In her
engagement as announced the day pre-.
vious, and soon the excursionists were
seen vending their way to the place Of
embarkation. Nothing Of special note
occurred In the mastering or getting of
Of these merry voyagers.
We noticed, In casting o glance over
the company, few timid ones whose
hearts evidently failed them on the ap.
proach Of the morning shower, they not
knowing what might be In store for them
at later hour Of the day.
The boat with her precious cargo was
$3.50. Va ASt way uuu- but llttlb ILn6 WAS
lost In getting at some Of the main objects
OF the trip, & q. ice cream and kindred
dainhes and good time generally.
Boat and time sped rapidly on, and
soon the haven was reached, and feet
long accustomed 10 tread the hard and
dusty walks Of the city found relief in
walking and running on the carpet spread
by Gods own hand. The day was pleas.
antly spent in the epjoyments usual on
such occasions. In the afternoon show
ers fell on either side Of the grove, but
brought no harm to the picnic party.
Every one seemed to feel that one Of the
most pleasing features Of the excursion
vas the privilege Of breathing the pure
country air.
Just before reaching the wharf on the
return, an impromptu meeting was held,
OF which, Q hearty vote OF thanks and
three rousing cheers were given the Cap
tain and crew Of the Market Boy, for the
kind and careful manner in which they
had cared for the comfort Of the excur.
sionists
At the wharf the company parted in
groups, and will doubtless long remember
this as one Of the most pleasant Of the
annual picnics that have been conducted
by the First Baptist Sunday School OF
this city for several years.
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EYE PUT ouT.-We heard that a boy
named Henry Guenther, while playing
with . bottle full of powder on the 4th,
thought he could touch 1t of in his hand
without doing himself an injury. He
tried it, and piece Of the glass entered
one of his eyes, causing It's loss.
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Run ovER,-A little child named
Franzheim, was run over by an express
wagon at the corner Of Market and Mon.
roe streets, on Thursday evening, receiv.
ing painful but not serious injuries. The
driver passed right on regardless Of the
damage done.
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Try THEM.-we daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF the pat
eatJltting shirt which Is gradually taking
fireplace of allothes. These shirts ope1
in the side and are made in any desired
style. J. T. Lakin & Co, are receiving
orders for them and guarantee a perfect
fit in every instance. Try them.
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Ftaur IN Morn WuEEINo.-A young
man in North Wheeling by the name Of
Gray, who has suffered the loss Of a
leg, was assaulted in Niehausen's grocery
on the Fourth, by man named Turney,
and cut on the head with snax A short
time after the father OF young Gray ap.
peared upon the field Of battle and gave
Turney such thrashing as he will not
recover Tor many aday.