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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-22

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
THE WEATHER.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September 20, 7:30 2
M-For the New England and Middle
States on Saturday clear weather and a
rising temperature, with west and south.
west winds over the former aud south
erly and southeasterly winds over the
latter; for the South Atlantic States
clear weather and essterly to southerly
winds; for the Cult States southerly
winds and generally clear weather;
from Tennessee To Lake Erie and Lower
Michigan increasing south winds and
cloudy and probably threatening wealth.
er; a southerly gale is probable tor Lake
Michigan tonight; btisk and very
brisk eoutherly winds for Lakes Erie
and Huron during Saturday and for
Lake Outario probably on Saturday
evening; for the northwest on Saturday
north and northwest winds and cloudy
weather. Csutionary signals are or.
dered for Milwaukee, Chicago and
Grand Haven.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, September 2O.-General
Hillhouse, Sub-Tressurer, was inter-
viewed regarding the johnson defalca'
ton. HiiIhouse has no doubt OF the
guilt OF johnson; he was always re-
garded as . reliable man, and never
was distrusted there is discrepancy
between his accounts and those OF the
the Internal Revenue Department at
Washington; Hillhouse thinks there is
just probability that the latter may
be wrong, but this is not probable.
Several detectives are after him. The
amount OF the deficiency is as yet un
known.
Mr.. Leopold, Chief Examining Com.
missioner at the Sub Treasury, said
yesterday ths, be bad examined John
aon's books, and that he had found
them IN the confused state mentioned
in Washington Dispatch. Efforts are
now being made to find his confeder-
ates, for it is believed that he mad as
sistance out side oil the Treasury. The
names OF his brokers have not Ueen AS
certsined, but it is hoped they will
Twelve experts, headed by Leopold, are
engaged in the investigation. The
counting of the money will be finished
to-day. The examination oil the accounts
may last two months.
The Straighouts.
The State Committee appointed by
the Louieville Convention was organized
at Apollo Hall yesterday evening
The address OF the Committee to the
people OF the State will be issued in
a few days.
President Grant
arrived in e izabeth, New Jersey, yes
terday evening and drove around the
CITY. He afterwards left for Newark,
where serenade and procession will be
had in the evening in honor OF his visit.
He made brief speech expressing his
satisfaction at the warmth o. bis recep'
ton.
Financial Troubles.
In regard to the late financial
troubles, it is said that many prominent
men connected with wealthy firms o.
tered to advance any funds required to
contest the suit threatened by specu-
lstors. Moses Taylor, President OF the
City Bank, received many thanks Of
we'll known merchants for the position
taken by that institution, aad there
seems to prevail among the best busi-
ness men q readiness to stand by their
leading bankers and prevent the ruling
of the speculators. Mr.. Vail, Presi-
dent OF the Bank of Commerce, re.
ceived the CONGRATULATIONS OF many
bankers to-day for the stand taken in
regard 10 the attempts of SPECTATORS to
rule the money market A delegation
OF the Presidents OF other banks called
upon Mr.. Vail to-day and offered to
contest the suit Of the speculators.
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IOWA.
Bridge on Fire.

DUBUQUE, September 20.-Ahout 1880
this afternoon the south end OF the pier
on which the draw of the railroad
bridge swings was discovered to be on
fire. A heavy wind prevailed at the
time, blowing up the river, which
caught up the flames and wrapped them
around the pier. Shortly after the
heavy timbers were set on fire rom one
side to the other and extending several
wards toward the bridge. The steam
fire engines were conveyed to the scene
by the terry and succeeded IN subduing
the fire in short time. The cause Of
the fire was sparks from passing
steamer. The loss is not heavy. The
pier can soon be repaired. The bridge
is not injured a particle.
Drowned.
Two sons OF P. c. Yates, aged
eleven and thirteen years. respectively,
were accidentally drowned in the river
near Raynor's Mills. in Jones county.
All attempts to recover the bodies were
Intellectual.
Failure or q Grocer.
CEDAR R,PrD1, September 20.-Con-
siderable excitement was created y the
announcement that Alex. McCluskey, q
prominent grocer, had failel with heavy
liabilities and absconded for unknown
parts. His liabilities are $1,000. The
stock in store and everything else that
remained has been seized by the Sheriff.
1t ia estimated tn 1t ten per cent. OF his
Indebtedness will be paid.
suicide.
BELLEVUE, September 20.-Between
three and four o'clock this morning W.
II. Hawkins, aged sixty-two, formerly
of Dodge county, Wisconsin. committed
suicide bv drowning in a mill pond.
Mr.. Hawkins was highly respected and
was in the last stages Of consumption,
an 1 com mitted the deed while 10 a state
OF insanity.
Political Meeting.
OrrUMwA, September 20 The larg-
est political meeting Of the campaign
was held by the Republicans at this
place last evening Addresses were
made bv Governor C. c. Carpenter and
J. W. Clark, Iowa's colored orator.
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while the several bands in attendance
PLAYED the national airs.
Mr.. Greeley will probably visit the
Exposition again tomorrow forenoon.
He will be received on Change at II
o'clock and will leave on q special train
on the Short Line Tor Louisville about 4
or 5 o'clock p. NJ.
He was warmly received at all the
towns through which his train passed
to-day. and at one or two points he was
compelled to make q few remarks in
response to loud calls of those Assem-.
bled at the depo's.
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How Rev. Mr. sh"he Acquired

How Rev. Mr. sh"fie Acquired
The Washington correspondent Of the
Jepish Messenger reports the following
story told him by the late President
Lincoln, which We do not remember to
have seen in print:
"When first entered upon my du-
ties as President" said Mr.. Lincoln,
erasping our arms 10 his peculiar way,
With one Of his large, bony hands,
while he ran his fingers through and
brushed back bis shaggy, black hair,
II fully made up my mind TO appoint
to Office those only whom knew to be
honest and who bad suitable ability. 10
any event honesty should be the pre-
requisite, as the lack Of little ability
might be easily made up BY an honest
man spdeavoring TO do his whole duty
copscientiously. While this resolve
was fresh upon me there came to visit
me . very o'd friend, . Baptist minis.
ter, who bad travelled 30 fast that he
had not yet shaken the Illinois real es-
ta,e of bis cspscious boots.
Whv, what brings you here, Mr..
SchoAef (which was not his name, bu,
it will do Just ss we'll
"Well,' be replied, I came down
here firstly to see you and get an old
fashioned shake Of the hand, and, eec-
oudly, to say that the folks Of my con-
greeation are % poor that they can
hardly afford me decent living. and
thought may be you could give N.
some sort Of an Office that would pay
me better.
"Certainly, I answered quickly, for
knew he was an honest man, and
was looking for stock Of that kind.
Have you in view any particular
"No,' said the Rev. Mr.. ShoAs,
complacently, ! would not know what
to sslsct IL you were to hand ne lisi
70 choose rom
".Nee Iwhsa - sivs you; but I ~ill
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SPAIN.
The Cuban Insurgents.

MADRID, September 20.-Captain-
General Cebattos, commanding the
Spanish forces in Cuba, has submitted
for the consideration Of the government
a plan for concluding operations against
heinsurgents. by the adoption OF which
he promises 10 eff ,ctually reduce the
insurgents and crush the rebellion with.
in a tew months, and it ia believed that
the government will sanction the adop-
ticn OF the same and that he will be
supplied with such rein'orcements Of
other assistance as may be necessary to
admit OF the opening Of brisk cam
paign at once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
CALIFORNIA.
The State Fair.

SACRAMENTO, September 20,-The
Agricultural State Fair commenced
here yesterday and is largely attended,
many of the visitors being from other
States. The display Of agricultural
aud manufactured products is much
more extensive and finer than any past
exhibition. Many persons were at.
tracted by the races. which commence |
on the Fair Grounds yesterday and
we're largely attended. The fair gives
promise OF being q great success and
will continue ten days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND


Robbery at Cape Of Good Hope.
LONDON. September 2O.-Advices
received from the Cape Of Good Hope
contain information Of an extensive
robbery which occurred at the dig
gings there. Diamonds to the value OF
100000 were stolen, and the robbers
have 80 far escaped arrest. Much in-
disnation has been excited at the dig
gings by the occurrence, and the rob-
bers, if caught. will probably be sum.
marily dealt with. 1t is thought that
they have made Tor some seaport, in
tending flight to England.
Mrs. Mary r. Scott SiddOns,
the we'll known actress, sailed for
New York yesterday to I'll her engage
ments with the American Literary Bu-
reau, of one hundred dramatic readings
in costume.
IuvioIability. OF Private Property at
Sea.
1t is learned officially that the gov.
ernments OF Holland, Austria, Ger
many, Prussia, Russia. Italy and the
United States are negotiating, through
their respective representatives, for the
recognition OF the inviolability OF pri-
vate property at sea in time o. war. 1t
ia understood that the sanction OF the
different European Powers will be asked
to such an understanding and that a
formal treaty embracing the resolutions
o. the negotiation will tie drawn up and
signed bv the respective powers above
named or their representatives.
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OHIO.
ProbabIy Fatal Accident.

Probably Fatal Accident.
URsASA, September 20.-Conductor
Alexander. of the Pittsburgh. Ciucin-
matt and St. Louis railroad. while jump
ing aboard bis freight train, at St. Paris,
Yesterday, missed his hold and was
thrown violently on the platform, re-
ceiving internal injuries. which, it is
thought, will prove fatal.
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CHICAGO.
neafh ofan AetIess.

CHICAGO, September 20.-The wife Of
T. L. Lsngdon, the actor, died suddenly
here last evening from heart disease.
Mrs. Lsngdon was formerly connected
with the dramatic corps at st. Louis.
Denver City and other cities. Her hus
band is absent from the city and has
been cent for.
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MEMPHIS.

The Nathan Murder-A Denial.
Memphis. September 2O.-John and
Ange o Marie, who are charged with
with Forester, the Nathan
murderer, publish q card to-day deny
ing the same. Angelo is now in jail,
charged with implicitly in the robbery
OF the Cbie' Of Police.
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NEW JERSEY.
Libel suit Commenced.

JERSEY ClrY. September 2O.-Nathau
Willis. ex-Speaker of the New Jersey
Assembly, has been prosecuted by the
New Jersey Railway Company. A libel
suit was commenced sgainst hin yes,
terday in the Supreme Court, the dam
agee being laid at Ave millions. The
alleged libel ia an article which ap-
pes red in the Nation over the signature
of jersey" The com psny intends to
have the case speedily brought to trisl.
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LOUISVILLE.

Blauton Duucau Co Abandon his
Paper.
LOUISVILLE, Kr., September 2O.-1t
is asserted that Blanton Duncan, on &C
count Of failure Of financial hacking
from New York. will abandon bis
paper, the True Democrat, on Saturday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
Iilness or senator Howe.

1IIne1a q HeoaSOF Howe.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, September 90
The Ssntinsl learns that United States
Senator Howe 10 i'll at the residence o.
Colonel !. q. Howe, in Kenoshs, With
threatened eoassssisn Of tbs laasA -
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ITALY.

Death or the POpe's Brother.
RoxE, September 20.-Gnisseppe
Maspi, eldest brother OF the Pope. is
dead. The sad event causes great
sadness, and throws his Holiness into
the deepest affliction.
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BOSTON.
Arrived,

BosroH, September 20.-In oonse-
ouence Of the favorable weather, q
large feet Of East fndiamsa arrived st
this port today: r
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-04

Read the ;olloring extract o; letter fsosa Mrs.
Rivers, vile Of Rev. Or. Rivers, one Of the most
learned, eloquent, and popular ministers Of the
Methods. Episcopal Church. and Who is al present
ta,ione,i at Broadway Church, Louisville. Ky.
1sr- LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. s, 1863
DR.. JoHS BuLL-Dear Sir: Many thanks TO
you for the medicine you have SD kindly given me.
have been great sufferer for years, and had the
advice Of SarfOGs physicians. some pronounced n
spine tome my lungs, and some my heart to be the
seat Of my disease. I have been burnt, blistered
and cupped until l had become disheartened. Sew
eral very eminent physicians who examined my
spina inibrmed me that threatened with par
alysis appopiexy any day, and that nothing but
seton would relieve me. had perfect horror Of
when you kindly sent LIE your sarsaparilla which
immediately begun to take three times day.
had suffered terribly with most acute psin in the
right .s o. my , nhsn r s =, ,Taa
fee, would bc perfectly blind for several minutes,
and would have to hold to something TO prevent
falling:
ana n:cst happy 10 .nforIn you that the pain in
NV head Is entirely relieved; suffer but seldom
ith my spine, and then not 50 aeu,ely. Ny aPpe:
tite is coed indeed, for the first time in my life,
enjoy my dinner better than any meal during the
day.
You kindly seat nleiour bottles again last night,
and began again this morning, and hope 10 be
entirely relieved. Please accept my heartfelt thank,
and best wishes.
ta Very truly, your most grateful friend,
NJ. X. G.. kIvEIS.
Nv journal abounds with similar letters, all Of
which guarantee 10 b. genuine AMI written by
the persons whose names they bear.
Do not suffer yourself 10 he imposed on. Don't
be dnsn away aftsr new and doabtfal expert
ments Doa't risk yosr health by letting novices
q me "A with their trash.
My SarsapariIIa has stood The test fr twenty I've
years il is still the Sarsapa5illA Of the day. and Of
the age, towering over all others m popularity and
its curative qualities.
Avoid all those . ho try ing To palm on you
other extracts of Sarsaparilla so-calsd. keme,u-
Der il is Dr. John Bulls sarsaparilia, OF Louisville,
Nv, that Is the old and reliable remedy tor I'M
pariiies of the blood and scrofGlGs affections. Al
wax bear that ia mind.
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Dyspepsia Prevails

almost universally.
Nearly every other person you meet is a victim,
an apparently willing one, for were this MT t,,e
ease, why SO many sufferers, when a certain.
speedy and safe remedy is within the e-sy rparh Of
all Who desire to avail themselves Of itf Bat IT,
majorAy will not. blinded by prejudice, or de.
tered by some other unexplained inauene, they
refuse TO accept the relief profered them they
tuSn deafeaH IN the Testimony Of the tl,sus,NJs
whose u1eri nss have been alieviatesi aua with
detsrnaaati0n TO their ruthless tormentor But
says dysPeptic: w hat is the remedy 70 10 which
We reply: This great allsvator OF human su Altering
Is almost - widely known rs the English laueuage
ID has allaycd the agcnies OF thousands, and IS 10
Day carrying e0nt.It and encouragement 10 thous-
ands Of others. This Acknowledged ranaeea IS none
other than -h
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Ac S Directly on the

slim uIatIHg Its functions aud esusIDs n
hilary seeIetl0Ds in regular and pIvpO
The injurious results which invariaB,
ns- OF mercury, is entirely avoided h.
Bot ii Is hot upon the liver only that
are eXert.l. The extract OF Manirak
in them is skilisully combined with fs
tracts. one Of hich acts upon the stsni.
on the upper bowels, one upon the h
and one prevents any gripping effect, d
a pail that influences the entire dis.e.
meniary system, In an equal and hAfi
ner, and lis action entirely free from
i;ing, OF gnpins pains common TO al
gaiiyes.
Possessing these much desirable
Po1oPhy,ln becomes invaluable IL
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-04

TONI

has been specially prepared. I; is intended foi
there asiight s.Cobolic stim,slant Is require.
connection with the weii-kpown tonic propextb
the pure German Bitters. This tonic contain
the Ingredients Of the Bitters, but so favored
remove the extreme Sitterness. This pveIpars
is not only Psiatable, oSt combines, In mod
form, all the vir,.,cs of the German BitteIs.
solid extracts OF soms o. natures choicest nv
tiyes ara held la solution by spurious agent
purest quality. In eases st iaugor or exeezir
bility, where the system appears TO have
exhsyfsted of its cnrr-ies, -
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Another TeStilss Ony.

BENTON BsERAcx's. No., apsii 30. 1866.
eacy al your Ssr-sparlia and the healing and ben
eGeisl qualities il Possesses, send you the ipiiow-
ing statement u iay Gaze:
l was woan.iei aioai two years ago, was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved 90 often, my wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat up momeat since ] was wounded.
I ain shot Through the hips. Ny general health is
impaired, and need something To Assist nature,
have faith in your SarsapaIiiia than anything
else D wish that which is genuine. Please ex-
pres uIe halt dozen bottles, and obiise
carr. 4. y. JOHNSON,
>f. Louis, Mo.
p. S.-Tbe following written April 30th
1896, by Mrs.. Jeanne johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnson:
DIX. JoBS BCiL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR..
G.. ;. johnson skilif,d surgeon and ply aieian
in Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above q. y. johnson Ia my care. 81 - years ot
age he had n chronic diArrhea anil scrofuia, !or
which gave your Sarsaparill. IL cured him. 1
have for Ten years recommended IL TO many in New
York. Ohio and Iowa, for scr6faia, fever ssre, and
general debility. Perfect sstcesss has ATTENDED, IL.
The cures effected in some eases oi Scroula and Fee
yer Sores almost miraculous. I an very snx-
ios Ear my u again have recourse 10 your sar
sapssills. lie is fearful Of getting spurious ari
Gle, hence his writing 70 yoa for it. His wounds
were t.rrih,,., brt believe he will recover.
a. Eesps fully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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H00rLAND's TONIC

acts with almost marvellous e6~ci. u not n
stimulates the tagging and wayiing sncrytq11!
invisorates and permanently strengthens it4 r.
upon the liver and stomach thorough, perAaG Z
prompt than the Bitters, when the same gwsl !
takea, IS none the less certain. indigesai1uj5
liousness, physical or nervous prostraii1as =
readily to its potent influence. IL gives TIE
a newer and stronger hold upon life, renet
preston 'spirits, ard inspires eheeTfuln1G
supplants the pain OF disease with tho essC1
comfort Of perfect health. II gives sfrea
weakness. throw > dependency To the wia<
starts the rez,ored invalid upon q new -
some career. Ent DR.. HooHand's bcnefzst
the human race are not corfffne-i 20 his cele ~
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Beneficial Only

all eases OF the hillary system. Hooaard's Ger.
Bitters stand without equal, acting pso,nptS
iy and vigorously upon the liver, they Remove its
torpdity and cause healthiul secretion Of tiisS--
thereby supplying the stomach with the most indi
PeGsaDle elements oi digestion in proper pnpss!
tons. They give tone to the stoinaeh-SiiusuiAkir
IL: Pncuons, and enabling it to perform Its du.
y iure designed il should do. They ihnpsrt vib
d strength to the entire system, causing the -
dent TO feel like another beiBs-in tet, giving biA
a prv ieasc Of life
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Let it be Remembered

first OF all, that HOOELAND'S GERMAN BIZ
TIERS i, not a rum beverage. They are not aleO-
holie In any sense Of the term. They are composed
vholiy Ot the pure juice vital principal of Fsots
This Is not a mere assertion. The extracts from
which they are compounded ere prepared BY one vi ,
the absst Of German chemists. Unlike any other
Bitters in the market. they are wholly iree ffs.i
spirituous ingredients. The objections which hold
with much force against operations OF this class
nanAsly-that n desire or intoxicating drinks Is
stimulated by their use, not valid ia the ease
the German Bitters. So far from encouraging or
intoxicating taste desire for iuebriatng beyer-
ages, il nsy be confidently asserted that their tes
dency is in deetroslly opposite direction. ~.
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They Purify the Blood,

the vital iui vi all hurtui Impurities 4
sapplanting them with the elements OF genAJ
neaIthfulness. In word. there is scarcely die
I'm which they cannot 10 safely and benifciailye
plOved; but in that most generally prevalent,
tressins and dreaded disease, Dyspepsia, ..t
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A Confirmed Dyspeptic.

Bat it is not our intention to discanf on the hor-
rors OF dyspepsia. To describe them truthfully is
simply an impossbiity, but II Is possible to point
out remedy. We hav0 said that dyspepsia is per-
haps the most universal of human disease. This
Is emphatically tine in the United States.
Whether this prevalence is due To tho character OF
the food the method oiits preparations or tho hasty
manner IN which it is usually swallowed, is not
our province 10 explain. The great fact with which
We are called 10 deal. ihis.
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snlIA's T0hIc syrup
Az ne ne Il Fever.


The proprietor Of shis celebrated meiieine justly
claims i0z il Superiority over all remedies evsr
offered 10 the public for the sss, esrsis, specify and
perassens cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chilis and
Fever, Shsther Of short or long standing. He re-
Ers to the entire Western and Southern country to
bear hinl testimony TO the truth Of the asseTtion
that in ease wha6sver will 10 fail to eure IL the
dirsetiss ere strictly followed and carried out. In
. great many single dose has been sufficient
for cr:e, and whole families have been cured by q
single bosth, with perfect restoration Of the gem
erai health. Itis, however, prudent, and in every
case more tsrfen to cur, il its is continued in
smaller doses for week two after the disease has
been checked, more especially in difheult and
long-standinS esses. Usually this medicine will
not Iequire any aid to keep the bowels in good or
der. Should the patient, however, require a ca
.hsrtic medicine, after having taken three or four
dusea Of the tonic, sinsle dose OF BULLS VEG T.
TABLE FAMILY PILLS will lie sufficient.
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German Bitters,

or his invaluable Toxic. He has prenSre.s -.
medicine, which 10 raphdIy winning iss ~
P,ptll,f t,sor b.Gsns.. II is in!iiLsis nisi