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BOSTON.
Heavy rhaader storm.

BosroS, August l5.-Last evening q
very heavy thunder shower prevailed
in this city and vicinity and at l o'clock
this, morning sit was renewed. The
thuader was like the continuous dis
charge Of he heaviest ordnance. The
lightning was the most vivid witnessed
for years. Rain fell in sheets. The
lightning struck in q number Of places
doing considerable damage. The spire
Of Mount Pleasant Church, in the
southern District Was injured to the
extent of $4,000. The house Of Henry
Poole, in Newton, was struck. The
furniture was scattered in ell directions
and Mr.. Poole and bis mother were
knocked eenseless. A large carpenter
shop. in the same town, was struck and
totally destroyed by FIRE. In Chelsea Q
half dozen dwellings were badly dam
aged and q number Of persons pros
rfsted. "A yQung woman named Lizzie
johnson Haa rendered senseless . long
time. Il = SxpeetSd that reports Of
other serious. sdisnkln will come in
soon. , g4psGO YU,LIsY ssyI8 20 /.
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CHICAGO.
Heard From.

CHICAGO, August l5.-The report
that Mr.. L. W. Wallace, q we'll known
commission dealer. had absconded with
money belonging to his firm, is denied
by his wife and also in q dispatch from
Mr.. Wallace himself. who says he will
be at home on Friday and answer all
charges. The allegations against him
were made BY one of the firm.
A Cruel Mother.
A woman named Marie McCue yes
terday bound her little girl. a child
eleven years of age, hand aud foot with
a cord, previously stripping off the
child dress, and then lashed her for
over ten minutes with thick rope.
The childs screams Of agony attracted
neighbors to the house, who put an end
to the cruel mothers exercise and
handed her over to the police. This
morning the prisoner appeared before
Justice Scully, who fined her $25. Her
child's face was covered with scratches
and her back and limbs we're black and
blue, v xhile other parts of her person
bore marks of the terrible treatment.
In default Of paying the fine Mrs.
McCue was sent to the House OF Cor
rection.
Supposed Suicide.
This morning a young man named
Altking, who boarded at
l57 Fulton street, was found dead in
his bed, and it is believed that he CON-
mitted suicide by taking poison OF some
kind, as he had said on several occa-
sions that he would some day kill
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IOWA.
Sad Accident.

DUBUQUE, August l5.-A sad accident
caused by foul air in a we'll, occurred
Yesterday on the farm of John Mat
thews, while he and hired man named
Christian, having uncovered an old
well, were proceeding to clean IT,
Christian procured ladder and started
to 20 down and when few feet below
the surface he discovered that the we'll
was full of deadly vspors and hastily
came up. Mr.. Matthews family soon
came to the we'll and it was suggested
that fire be put down to purity the
air. While Matthews and his wife
went to the house to get fire, a little boy
who had been sitting on the
fence but few feet from the
we'll lost his balance and fell hesdlong
into it, q distance OF over twenty feet,
and Christian started down the we'll to
recover the boy if possible. A few
minutes after, Mathews came out and
found his boy and Jake in the well
sen.eless. He went down and succeed,
ed in getting the child alive and only
slightly injured. A rope was lowered
for the man which be seized and was
being drawn up when the rope broke
and be fell back into the water, An
hour afterward the body was recovered
and then bore evidence OF being dead
for nearly that time. The deceased was
q native of Denmark and was about
twenty. five years OF age.
Celebration or OfAssumptiOn Day.
St. Patrick's Society and St. 'Mary's
Society, Of this city, Joined with tteir
Rock Island brethren in their celebra.
ton OF Assumption day. Bands OF
music accompanied the Societies. The
day was observed by services in the
churches, and will close with a ball to-
nirht
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MEMPHIS.
Everything quiet I'm Arkansas

Everything quiet In Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, TENN, August l5.-V.
Smally Of the New York Tribune, and
w. J. Patton of the Little Rock Jour-
nal, returned to Little Rock, Arkansas,
Yesterday from Russelville, where they
went to inquire into the recent outra-
ges reported to have been committed
BY the militia, and attended a large
mass meeting of the citizens, at
which strong resolutions were adopted
in favor Of peace and opposing martial
law. Delegates were present from all
portions OF the county. Neither the
militia or the citizens are in arms, and
the country is as quiet and as peaceful
az before the late trouble. General
Bishop, who remained at Dover, ex-
pressed himself highly gratitied at the
condition Of the citizens.
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, August Is, $50 P. NJ
ProbabiEties-Southerly winds and clear
weather will prevail! on Friday over the
New England and Middle States; east,
erly to southerly winds, cloudy weather
and rain over the South Atlantic States
clear weather and light winds from
Eastern Texas to Alabama and north
ward to Ohio, lower Michigan and llli'
nois. From the lower Missouri Valley
to Lakes Michigan and Superior south
erly to southeasterly winds, increasing 6
cloudiness and probably threatening
weather with falling barometer will pre-
yoi1
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
ovation to Stanley.

LONDON, August l5.-Mr. Stanley,
the correspondent Of the New York
Herald, was present by invitation at the
opening Of the meeting Of the British
Geographical Association, at Brighton,
yesterday afternoon. His presence
created much enthusiasm among the
members and his reception was perfect
ovation. The literary and scientific
celebrities present took up and discussed
the subject of Mr.. Stanley's travels in
Africa, and he (S'anley) entertained
them with an interesting account OF
his labors in that country. He also
gave detailed narrative of the condi-
ton in which be found Livingstone and
the views entertained by that gentleman
regarding the location and probable
source Of the Nile.
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rotal OO0 Gins, lam Cash .. ..ss5OO, ,UOO

TOu0l, I,UU SiltS, HI SdSI...-sSoVOtOVu
The Hon. Thos. E. Bramlette, late Gov
ernor of Kentucky, has consented to repre-.
sent the Trustees in the management Of
this second Grand Gift Concert, and he will
personally see that the money from the
sale of tickets is deposited with the Treas
urer, that the drawing IL fairly conducted,
and the gifts justly awarded and promptly
paid. T.,
full view OF the audience, and under the
Immediate supervision and direction OF the
Officers and Trustees OF the Public Library
of Kentucky, and the following named em-
tnent and disinterested citizens, who have
consented to be present and see that oil Is
Hon. M. Il. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals,
KY; Hon. ]. Proctor Knott, late M. z.
Lsb'n Dis: Hon. H. w. Bruce, Judge Ninth
Judicial Dis, KY; General Eli II. Murray,
u. q. Marshal. Dis. KY; Hon. T. b. Coch-
ran, Chan. Lou. Chan Court; Hon. +; ID.
Standiford, President Farmers and Dro-
Royal Insurance Co., Liverpool; Colonel
Phil. Lee. Com. Atty Ninth Judicial Dist;
DIR. C.. Graham, founder Graham Cabinet; |;
Colonel Jilson p. Johnson, Manager Gait
House; DR.. T. 8. Bell, Prof Medical UNI
veysity, Louisville; Hon. j. q. Baxter, May
or Louisville Hon. T. L. Burnett, City At
torney; Henry Wolford, Treasurer Louis.
willie; A. U. Brannin, Pres. Manufacturers'
Bank; Philip Judge, Of the Louisville Ho-
tel Co.; James Bridgeford, Pres. I'd National
Bank; w. G. ID. Whips, Proprietor Willard
Hotel; J. c. Johnston, Pres. Traders Bank
H. Victor Newcomb, firm OF Newcom6,
Buchanan q Co: Henry Depoin, Pres. Ger,
man Bank Andrew Graham, Tobacco and
Cotton Merchant; DIR. Norvin Green, Pres.
L, d c. Short Line railroad; Vol. Rose,
Agent Adams Express Company.
THOS. T.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky, Pub
lie Library Building, Louisville, Kentucky.
Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on
T.DURRETT, President.
W. N. HALDEMAN, Vice President,
JOHN 8. CAIN, Secretary,
FARMERS q DROVERS' BANK, Treas.
]. ". l.. RODGERS,
General Agent for West Virginia, No.
Mcclure House.
iyl3-W&S-h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Traveller Testimony.

Thousands of travellers by land and sea
have vouched for the efficacy Of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters as a preventive OF the
physical disturbances which ordinarily
arise from change Of climate and the
changes OF diet, water, &c, incident to
wandering life. Upon systems toned, in
vigorated and regulated by this genial veg
etable antidote the external causes OF de-
bllity and disease seem to produce little or
no effect. Forearmed with Hostetters Bit
ters the voyager may bid defiance to sea:
sickness and encounter the chilling logs OF
the British Isles, the coast winds OF the
Antilles, the icy temperature OF Northern
Alaska, or the burning heat OF the tropics
with equal impunity. The effect OF this
admirable medicated stimulslt Ii greatly
TO increase the vital energy OF the System,
thereby enah ing II to resist and repei the
exciting causes Of disease.
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REPUBLICAN OPINION.
Davis In wetEeI-Letter from q Re.
publican.

Davis I'm wetEeI-Letter from q Re-
publican.
Editors OF the Register:
j. J. Davis made speech at the
Court House at New Martinsville, last
night, to an audience mostly Republic
can, in which he denounced almost
every act the Republican party had
committed since the war. He first
opened his remarks by abusing Greeley.
While he kept that up the Republicans
applauded Justify, but when he turned
to abuse the acts OF the Republicans
for the last seven years they sat as
mute as mice. Again, when he came
to denounce the Camden ring and the
new Constitution, they stamped their
feet and clapped their hands and even
the dogs barked.
Now, Mr.. Editor, l am a Republican
and am going to vote for Grant, but
how in the name OF reason can | vote
for J. J. Davis? Mr.. Davis says the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments
are fraud and an imposition; that the
banner the Democratic party trusted
him with two years ago he can return
without stain upon it; that he advo-
oates the same principles he did then.
How many Republicans voted for him
at that election? Why some Of them
talked of egging him and now they sit
with open mouths and let him stuff his
balderdash down them and stamp their
feet until they are sore. think the
duty Of every true Republican is plain.
For my part, rather than vote for
. man that says all that my
party has done is q fraud l will vote tor
the Democratic nominee, for he does
endorse the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments. l had thought that there
was something wrong when the Demo-
Gratis endorsed the nomination Of
Horace Greeley, but surely if the Re
publican party can stomach J. J. Davis
and Jacob, the Democrats can, with
great consistency, swallow Greeley, and
then he will not be q mouthful com
pared to the dose the Republican party
is taking. I am afraid our good and
honest Republican party is losing its old
principles, and l sm beginning to think
they are more dishonest than the Dem.
ocrats-
True principles and no disguise is
nv motto. Let US have q fair and
square fight. Show Mr.. Davis the ban
ner We fought him with two years ago,
and not show our cowardice BY laying
it aside for the one were whipped with.
n. n.
New MARrNsvILLR Aug. IA, 1872.
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Tried for 40 Years.

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THE INDIANS.
They Rernse to Receive Annuities

They Refnse to Receive Annuities.
TORONTO. ONT, August 15.-Dis-
patches received from Fort Garry state
that the Indians at Portage Lsprsrie
refuse to receive their snnuities, as pro-
vided BY the treaty Of last year. They
want better terms and declare that II
they are not granted they will stop the
surveys. Another report says that
Commissioner Simpson has received
word from one, OF the Indian bands at
Portage Laprsrie which refused 70 Re-
ceive their annui.ies that they hsve
rePented their action. One band, how
ever, still holds back. ba- 81 glW
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WASHINGTON.
The Drought In Virginia

WASHINGTON, August l5-The Fred
ericksburg, Virginia, Ledger says: The
drought from which we have been suf-
fering is the most extensive since the
war. The Rappahannock river
is lower than was ever before known,
and the farmers say that the bulk o.
the corn crop is ruined beyond recov-
cry. : : - p. :
The Bristol Disaster.
The Treasury Department has Or
dered Supervising Inspector Low, Of the
navy, to inquire into tie recent disaster
to the steamer Bristol, and report all the
facts to the Department. A non COM
pliance with the regulations for the
government OF vessels in foggy weather
is suspected. - ..
B Treasury Reports. sfss
= The officials OF the Treasury Depart !.
ment have been instructed to prepare
their annual reports and have them
ready for the printer in good time.
Most Of the heads of bureaus will give
the comparative cost OF running their
bureaus now and at the commencement
of the present Administration.
kThs Oregon senaiorship.
The Oregon Legislature meets in the
course OF three or four weeks. Its
most important duty will be the election
of United States Senator in place Of
Mr.. Corbett, whose term expires on the
5th of March next. Ex-senator Will
liams, the present Attorney General, is
a candidate and parties in his interest
have already lett Washington to try to
secure his election. Senator Corbett is
his principal contestant. The indica-
tions are that Corbett will be returned.
3 Conscience Fund.
Three hundred and fifty dollars were
added to the conscience fund by an
correspondent.
Arrival OF the President.
President Grant arrived this morning.
Governor Bird, OF Tennessee, had a
interview with the President in
relation to his probable acceptance Of
an invitation to visit Chattanooga: The
President ssys he has laid the matter
before the members of his Cabinet, and
it will be definitely settled at the CABS
met meeting tomorrow. His answer
will be given to Governor Bird in writ
ing on Saturday morning.
Appointments.
The President has made the follow
ing appointments: Captain Daniel
Ammen to be Chief Of the Bureau oil
Yards and Docks; Mr.. Sherman to be
Deputy Postmaster at Ogdensburg, New
York G. L. McMunno TO be Consul at
Chisuaba, Mexico; Aug. Morrill, to be
Consul at Marsillo, Mexico.
The President expects to leave for
Long Branch tomorrow evening.
Political.
. Ex Governor Wise, OF Virginia, will
address the straight out Democrats at
Cooper Institute, New York, at an early
day. He will probably be delegate
from Virginia to the Louisville Conven
ton. E
Alexander II. Stephens and Robert
Toomts, OF Georgia, have decided to
take no part in the straight Democratic
Convention. They say they will not
support neither will they oppose the
election Of Greeley. -
A letter was received at Republican
headquarters to-day requesting the
committee TO see that all Government
clerks from Blaiue's district 60 home to
vote, stating that the contest would
probably be close. 80. ....
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HALIFAX.
AshOre-DrOwnett.

HALIFAX, N. s., August ia tele-
gram received here from Slatery states
that the ship Cordelia, Of Windsor, n.
S, went ashore at that place on the
18th and lies in dangerous position.
The crew were saved.
Captain Sheppard, Of the schooner
Lark, reports having spoken the brig
Harriet Amelia, of Beacon Harbor. on
the 18th inst, from Portland, bound to
Pictou. Captain John Cochrane, Of
the Harriet Amelia, jumped overheard
on the same morning and was drowned.
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BUFFALO,.
NAw Trial Refuaed.

BUFFALO, August l5.-A motion was
made yesterday in the Superior Court
for a new trial in the case Of John
Gaffney, who was some time since sem
fenced to be hanged on the 9th Of Sep.
tember. The motion has been denied
BY the Judges. bisdecision leaves but
a shadow Of hope for the condemned
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BALTIMORE.
struck by LightnluG.

BALTIMORE, August l5.-At Druid
Hill Park yesterday afternoon the
struck large tree, near which
a picnic party OF ladies and gentlemen
had gathered, injuring, more or less,
thirteen Of the party. Several ladies
were knocked down and badly burned.
One young lady was rendered iusensi-
bic, remaining in that condition several
hours. Several gentlemen were also
burned and otherwise iuj ujured-
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PROVIDENCE.
severe Thander Storm.

PRovlDEScR, R. l.. August l5.-A Sc
we're thunder storm passed over this city
at4 o'clock this morning. although the
rain fan was only haltinch. The light
ming struck in several places, prostrat-
ing people, damaging buildiaga and in
in one case killing . horse.
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THE TURF.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, August l5.-Fast
horses are arriving here for the coming
races on the Cold Spring course. Yes
terday Goldsmith Maid, Lucy, Jay
Gould, Elmo and Greenwich Maid ar
rived having come through from But
10 in a special car constructed for the
purpose.
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PHILADELPHIA.
steamer Launched.

PHILADELPHIA. august l5.-The
steamer Pennsylvanis, the first Of the
new steamers to run between Philadel-
phia and Europe, was launched this
morning from the navy yard of Crapp
g. Sons. Fully 5000 persons were pres
eut, including many prominent citizens
and heads OF the Government, State and
city departments.
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On MarrlaHe.

Happy Relief for Young Mon rom
the effects OF Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. indictments to
mari lage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, In
sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
2South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
aueI2.egSb
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Bed b, the
World-Perfectly harmless, reliable and In
stantaneous. No disappointment. No HI.
genuine w. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, Is BOND street, New York.
mar5-degc
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NEW JERSEY.
Stabbing Afray.

NEWARK, August l5.-Two men,
named respectively Grey and Durkin,
got into an alteration in the new mar
kst, in this city, to day, during which
Durkin was fatally cut in the head by
Grey. The latter fled. Both men had
stands in the market.
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StockhOIders' Meeting.

IN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
| OF the Directors, q meeting OF the stock
holders OF the West Virginia Insurance
Company will be held at the office OF said
company in Wheeling, on Tuesday, the
27th day Of August, 1872, at 10 o'clack A. M.
A full attendance Is desired, as business OF
Importance will be brought before the
meeting. /. II. WlLLlAMS, Secy.
WHEELING, August y, ls2
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Beware of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
The Child's Cure when Teething,
RELIEVE

ToRELIEvE
PAIN COLIC AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Is the popularity of our remedy that
IL has induced some unprincipled persons
in our city to counterfeit 1t, copying our
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word, using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking TO DIS,
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter We shall prosecute, TO
the full extent of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
tiops as shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article Of The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH,
ERS & 60. Copyright entered and secured
according to act OF Congress.
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IN THE DIsTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ United States for the District OF West
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Otis b. Little, Bankrupt.
To Uho,n Il ,nayooncern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as assignee OF the estate OF
Otis B. Little, OF Wheeling, In the county Of
Ohio, In said District; and who was, to- wit,
bankrupt, upon petition OF himself by the
said court.
= Dated at Wheeling, West Virginia, the
l2th day OF August, A. u. 1877.
CHARLES L. BULGER.
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Steubenville, o., Female Sem
inary.

UyHIs WIDELY KNOWN SCHOOL AT.
fords thorough Christian education at
a cost OF little more than s. q week: one
fourth OF for clergymen. The S7th session
GO weellsl opens Sept IL. The address OF
al former pupils Ii requested. A grand re-
union at the close OF the next year. Send
for particulars TO Rev. CHARLES Z. BEAT
TY, ID. D., LII. D., Sup't, or Rev. A u.
REID, Pm. D., L. D., Principal
auzl2-e-Tu-Th-S-RB.
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Suicide.

NIAGARA FALLS, August l5.-Fred-
erick Cole, son Of George w. Cole, OF
Buffalo, New York, committed suicide
this evening, at the Spencer House, by
taking poison.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AT LOUISVILLE, Ky.

BY authority In the act Of the Legislature
Incorporating the Public Library Of keu:
lucky, the trustees will give their Second
Grand Gin Concert in the great hall OF the
Public Library Building. In Louisville, Ky.
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER D, 1872.
100 600 Tickets OF Admission will be issued
at $40 each half tickets, s.. quarter tickets,
s.. so; IL whole tickets for Sl00; S for $50 ;
So Tor $500; llS for sl00O; S5 for $3.50: 575 for
5000. No discount on less than SlUO worth
OF tickets at time. s5O00090 in currency
will be given to the holders OF tickets by
distribution by lot Of one Thousand gifts, rs
follows:
LIST OF GIFTS.
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Life Association of America.

ST. LOUIS, July 30, 1872.
DY ORDER OF THE GENERAL BOARD
d of Directors OF the ife Association Of
America, there will be a meeting OF the
policy holders OF said Association at the
office OF the corporation in the city OF ~.
Louis, on Monday the 2Glh day OF August
next, at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose oi
certain proposed amendments
10 the Charter OF the Association aud To
vote for or against the same.
JAS. II. BRITAIN, President.
VIM HANLEY, Secretary. aug5-ems-gs