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A SAD AFFAIR
Death in the Well.

On Friday last a terrible calamity
befel the family of Mr.. Joseph Parfitt
OF Union township. Mr.. Parfitt lost
his life in a we'll From what we can
learn Mr.. P. and his brother were en-
gagged at his house. cleaning out his
well. They had finished the job, and
in drawing up Mr.. P. in bucket at
tached to a rope wound around the
windlass, the handle OF the windlass
broke when Mr.. P. was within about
six feet of the top OF the wall and he
was suddenly hurled back into the well
and eternity in the twinkling Of an eye.
Help was procured and the lifeless
body OF the unfortunate man drawn up.
The vital spark had fled, and the sight
Of dead husband and father almost
crazed the brain Of young wife and
broke the hearts OF his two dear little
children. who were thus in the midst OF
happy harvest home, so Unexpectedly
deprived Of their support, protection
and love on earth. All THAT human aid
could do was done to bring back to
life the body Of the unfortunate man,
but the seal of death was set and hu.
man skill was powerless.
Mr.. Parfitt was man Of only about
twenty-four years Of age and leaves
wife OF twenty-five and two small chill
dren. He lived on the farm recently
purchased OF George V. Combs, in
Union township, near William Ander-
sons, and was one OF the most estimable
men in the county. He was member
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church and
was strictly honest and straightforward
in every particular. He was beloved
by his neighbors, friends and all who
knew him.
Peace to his ashes, and may kind
Providence watch over and protect his
heart-strlcken widow and dear little
children, who are thus left to buffet the
cold pillows of the world alone.
His remains were taken toWashington,
Pennsylvania, (the home of his father
for interment.-.H0rgdntoDn Post.
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FIGHT.
Another Fizzle-Returnlngt to Phil
adeIphia.

Another FtZZte-Return1uRt 10 fhii-
adeIphia.
PIrTsBURGH, August 22.-The crowd
which journeyed from this place to
witness the Mace-O Baldwin fight
returned this morning. They slept in the
woods last night. Mace, Dooney Har-
ris, Jim and Joe Coburn, Barney
Aaron, O'Baldwin and his seconds
arrived here at $40 this morning. The
Philadelphia sports state that one Of
o Baldwin's hackers. who did not come
on here to the fight, authorized Kelly
to refuse. every person named for referee
but Mr.. John Newell, and that this is
the reason there was no fight. The
men are going to Philadelphia to-day
to try and settle the question. Sporting
men here are disgusted with the fizzle,
and O. Baldwin, 8 own friends accuse him
of being afraid to fight. Mace says he
will have nothing more to do with
pugilism after this fight is settled. He
wants to fight o Baldwin at any time,
and says he will allow John Morrlssey,
Alderman McMulleu or Frank Queen
to name the referee. The Mace party
are at the Alden House and crowds
have assembled to zee the pugilists.
The parties leave for Philadelphia this
afternoon. The general belief is that
there will be no fight. Mace will train
mn moro and leaves everything with
Barney Aaron and Joe and Jim Coburn.
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SARATOGA.
Yesterday Races.

SARATOGA, August 22.-The track
was rather heavy to-day on account OF
the rain Yesterday and this morning.
The First race was a free hadicap for
a purse of $500, for all ages, distance
one mile. Eight horses started, Ortolan
carrying ll5 pounds; McDanlers
Eastern Star, four years old, carrying
9S pounds Ortolan was the favorite
in the pools, Eastern Star being next.
Echo, John, Mirriman and Elsie were
next in order, selling separately, with
Jenny Patterson, King Henry, Fam
chon and Lobelis in the field. Orto-
Ian lea at the start and kept it until
the home stretch was reached, when he
was passed by Elsie, who came in win
ner bv a half length, with O1tolan
second and Echo third. Time, l:463.
Phe second race was a handicap for q
purse of $500, for two year olds, dis
lance one mile. Four horses started,
Nc Daniels Katie Pease being the
tavorite She led from the start and
throughout the race, coming in the
winner, with Gleimshoe's Medoc Sec
ond, Walder's Minnie third and Pen
nock's sister to Mollie Ransom last.
Time. l:JO1.
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seated on the side of the bed. "Come
here, Polly" said he, and edging along
he made room for her by hiss Now
it is hard to carry on conversation
with one not looking at you, and she
having modestly turned be- face away:
he gently took her BY the chin, and
turning her face Toward his, looked her
steadily in the eye. -.
"Wbere shall | get such another -
said Horatio.
There's the widow Jones" suggest
ed Polly.
Pooh, pooh she's an old nag but
-but-what do you cay to Polly Per-
kinsT'
The murder was out, and he felt in
finitely relieved. His hands clasped
hers; it was a pretty little hand, with
long taper fingers and almond shaped
nails. When ones right hand holds
that of pretty woman there is only
one thing to be done with the other:
Horatio's left orm naturally encircled
the supple waist OF the lovely Polly.
He drew her closer to him, and lean-
ing forward their lips met in q loving
kiss-nectar and ambrosia. We have
before hinted that there was little
round polished patch on the summit OF
Horatios peri crani,un, a sort OF oasis, or
rather a miniature mountain peak,
rising above the highest point of vege-
tation. Itwas on this spot, undefended
alike by art an nature, that at this inter,
esting moment blow descended with q
terrible "whack."
The interesting couple sprung to their
feet, and turning about quickly, beheld
a sight that well nigh petrified them.
The all but deiunct Mrs. 5. sat bolt up
right in bed, her eyes no longer glazed
with the film OF approaching dissolu.
ton, but flashing fire; while in her hand
she held a heavy hair brush, weapon
of might, as Horatio's bloody head
could testify. Her rage had broken her
qunsy, and although she could not
speak, and was nearly choked, the rap
idity OF her gutteral intonations argued
we'll for her future eloquence. Mrs.
Sparkins recovered; the fair Polly was
banished; but. oh, Heavens! what a
life Ho.atio has led since then.
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New YORK, August 22.-The follow
ing advices have been received BY the
Eoening Mail:
+. BERLIN, August 6.
TIL Emperor Williams stay at Gas.
tein has been definitely fixed to extend
to the 2Sth of August. The three fol.
lowing days will be occupied in his
homeward journey, and on the 3lst, in
the evening, be is expected back again
in Berlin.
In conformity with convention
concluded between the Prussian and
Japanese governments, a German teach
er is about to proceed to Japan to Or
ganize an Interpreters Institute, IN
which fifteen Japanese are to be snnu-
ally trained to act as German drago-
mans.
A transport of thirty eight head Of
cattle coming from Russia, has had to
be destroyed at Lubbock, in consequence
OF unmistakable symptoms Of rinder-
pest among them. For the same reason
the local authorities have issued pro-
hibition of importation, applying to
all the vessels coming from Russia.
-. VIENNA, August 6.
1t is said that the friendly negotia-
tions set on foot at the Emperors inter
view at Berlin will apply, among others,
to the position of the Polish Province,
and that the relations Of Galacia will be
seriously affected by the understanding.
ST.. PETERSBURG. August 6.
The number OF military camps In
Russia in which field maneuvres are
held this year amount to twenty-five,
the number OF troops engaged therein
to 3SS battalons Of infantry, 3 10 squad
rons of regular and 81 Of irregular
cavalry and l04 battalions of artillery,
$50 field pieces. BY an
Imperial order every regiment is to 60
similar maneuvres once in two
or three years, the maneuvres not, how
ever, to be extended over three months.
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The Weather To-Day.

WARRINGTON, August %, 7:3O P. NJ
ProbaJihties-N Northerly to westerly
winds and clear and clearing weather
are probable for the New England and
middle States on Friday. Partly clear
ing weather and areas of rain for the
South Atlantic coast. Clear weather
from'L Louisiana to Alabama, and thence
northward to Ohio and lower Michigan.
Easterly to soutberly winds and falling
barometer from Kansas and Missouri
to Lake Superior. The afternoon tele-
graphic reports have not yet been re-
ceived from the stations.
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POLITICAL.
The Labor RefOrmers.

PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-The
Labor Resormers, representing associa-
tons from all parts Of the United
States, met this morning at the WASH
ington Hotel, and were called to order
10y Max Hedmond, temporary Chair
man After short recess, the Con-
,ention was again called to order, and
the Chairman announced the Commit
tees on Organization, Resolutions, Gre
ientials and Permanent Secretaries. Mr..
Irving, permanent Chairman, said he
could not support Grant and could not
20 Greeley. The object of the meeting
was to nominate a candidate who would
support the labor interests. The Com
mittee on Resolutions reported the
following plat orm:
Rs2ol'ed, That We, the National
Lstor Reform party, in Convention as
>emhed, regret that our candidates
have Withdrawn from the canvass; for
what reason we are utterly at loss to
know. Such conduct meets with our
iiSapprobation, and leaves q suspicion
on the reputation of these men that
they were influenced in their action by
the mercenaries OF either Grant or
Greeley.
Resolred, That under no circum.
stances will we support either Grant or
Greeley, for the reason that neither OF
these men can fairly represent the in
,erests OF our party We con slider these
men as 90 closely identified with mere
party as to preclude all possibility OF
either OF them doing justice to the
working people of this great republic
and. therefore, be it .
ReSoIred, That we proceed with the
business OF this Convention and take
such action as will aid us in nominating
candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States.
Mr.. Spellissey made motion, which
he submitted to the Convention, tha,
the Committee appointed by this Con-
vention be instructed to urge the nomi.
nation Of Chas. O'Conner, of New York
for President OF the United States, and
Senator Salisbury, Of Delaware, fo1
Vice President.
The Chairman put the motion OF Mr.
Spellissey and it was carried with grea
enthusiasm, which continued for SOM
time
On motion Of Mr.. Pierce, Of Rhod
Island, that committee OF ten be ap
pointed by the Chair to prepare an ad
dress setting forth the principles OF th'
Convention, to be presented to th'
Louisville Convention by our Commit
Tee. Adopted. -. - "
On motion of Edward Bullard, o
North Carolina, the Convention ad
journed sine die.
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BALTIMORE.
Three Hen Drowned.

BALTIMORE, August "a sad accl'
dent occurred here to-day by which
three lives were lost. The following are
the particulars as far as ascertalned
This afternoon about half-past two
o'clock, as the steamer Matilda was
proceeding on her way to Holly Grove
three men named respectively Corse,
Walters aud Shreiner, started to over
take her in q small boat. In attempt
ing to board her their boat was struck
by the steamer and the three men we're
drowned. Corse and Walters were resi-
dents OF Somerset county and Schrelner
was a butcher, residing in South Baltl-
more. The occurrence created great
excitement in the vicinity where ii hap
pened,
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ROCHESTER,
Chief Justice Church Declines

ROCHESTER, n. Y, August 22.-The
Union this afternoon authoritatively
announces that Chief Justice Church,
after mature consideration, feels con-
strained by sense OF duty as well as
by inclination to unquali6edly decline
the nomination Of Governor by the
Democratic State Convention so gen.
orally and persistently urged upon him
from all parts OF the State.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Fatal Accide Mt,

PHILADELPHIA, August 22.->Yesterday
n. Natbaus and his wife started from
Long Branch for. this city. They
reached Jersey City, aud BY mietake
got on the wrong train, and when the
train was about to start, Mrs. Nathsns.
in attempting to get Of the cars. clipped
and fell under the platform, the cars
passing over her and producing instant
death.
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WASHINGTON.

Death Of James G. walker.
Warrington, August 22.-,Iames e
Walker, for q number of,years Reading
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives
lied in this city last night.
The .Strafght Ont" Democrats
Of this city held meeting last night
Resolutions we're adopted recommends
iny the nomination OF Charles OCon-
nor. Another meeting will be held on
FRIDAY, when delegates to Louisville
will tr elected.
General sherman
returns from Europe early in Septem'
h.r # il intimated that he will make
some important changes at an early day
N army affairs, particularly in the as
.gnmcnt OF officers and rearrangement
OF military divisions and departments.
VIII Impose Fine.
The Treasury Department complains
.r the conduct of naval officers in at
tempting to bring into the country goods
bought in foreign countries without
ravment of duties. In every case here
,i,rr the Department will impose fine.
Collision.
The steamer Georgiaua, OF Baltimore,
cplidei with the schooner McShane,
three miles below Washington, yester-
iav. The McShane sank almost i'm
mrdiateIv.
Treasury Balances
The balances in the Treasury at the
opening Of business to-day were as fol-
lows Currency, S,1jl,li5; coin, ST.
.1>.gil. coin certitic stes, S30,3l6. 100.
Senator Cameron
arrived here this morning. He ex-
presses the oplnion that the Rspubli-
cans wilLcarry Pennsylvania in October.
The Weather
continues hot beyond precedent, and
several cases of sunstroke are reported.
The Pubic PARKS.
General Babcock, Commissioner OF
Public Buildings and Grounds, has pur,
chased tifty-two pairs of German swal-
lows for the public parks Of this city.
Claim Agent Arrested.
Clinton Rice, a well known claim
agent OF this city, has been arrested on
scharge OF forgery.
Henry A. Wise.
The Petersburg Indsr says Il enry A,
Wise will not support Greeley aud
Brown: neither will he in any manner
support Grant.
Returned.
General Spinner the United States
Treasurer, returned to-day, greatly inn
proved in health.
Revenue Receipts.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were S2T2, 900.
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Attempt to Assassinate . soldier
The YellowstOne Expedition Al
tackled. = - SO 80 r- b..

t0eke0. -
Sioux CRY, August pa Fort Sully
dispatch says that on Saturday, at the
Cheyenne agency, an Indian belonging
to the Lone Horn band Of the Sioux
attem pied to ssssssinate a soldier be-
longing to the Twsnty-second Infantry.
The soldier was in his room shaving,
when the Indian fired at him through
window. The soldier returned the
fire, but neither shot took effect. The
Indian ran, but was captured, and after
being confined in the guard house for a
short time was released, it not being
considered safe to punish him in the
present disturbed condition OF. affairs.
II is reported by the indians at Fort
Sully that the Yellowstone expedition
was attacked . few days since by q
large body of Sioux. The result Of the
fight is not known. .r"'
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JERSEY CITY.
ATTEMPTED Outrage.

JERSEY CRY. August 22.-John Pier
son was arrested this morning, charged
with attempting to outrage Mrs. Olsen,
Of Union Hill. He failed in his at
tempt in consequence Of her resistance,
and be then struck her q fearful blow
on the neck with bottle. Her condi-
ton is now very precarious, physicians
having but little hope of her recovery.
Pierson is held to await the result.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Gin, Cash.
One Grand Git, Cash sh..........-.........--.. 60u
. ssss..s.ss.. s.s--.s.. ssssssss ss.sss
GIFTS OF s2,UD each.
rn,al, Lou CHS, all Cash ys5OO,uOo

TOtAl, l,UU SlltS, III iSanH.-.-<SovoS
The Hon. Thos. Il. Bramletie, late Gov.
ernor OF Kentucky, has consented TO repre-
semi the Trustees In the management Of
this second Grand Git Concert, and he will
personally see that the money rom the
sale OF tickets In deposited with the Treas
urer, that the drawing Ii fairly conducted.
snd the gifts justly awarded and promptly
paid.
full view OF the audience, and under the
immedi late supervision and direction OF the
Officers and Trustees OF the Public Library
OF Kentucky, and the following named EN-
inent and disinterested citizens, who have
consented to be present and see that oil IL
fairly done:
Hon. NJ. X. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals.
XIV: Hon. ]. Proctor Knott, late N. &.
Leb'n Dis Hon. II. W. Bruce, Judge Ninth
Judicial Dis., Ky; General Eli II. Murray.
U. 4. Marshal. DIS. KY; Hon. 7. b. Coch-
standiiord. President Fsrmerx' and Dro-
vers' Bank: Hon. John Barbee, Manager
ROYAL Insurance Co., Liverpool; Colonel
Phil Lee. Com. Atty Nintn Judicial Dist:
DIR. &. Graham, founder Graham Cabinet |;
Colonel Jilson y. Johnson, Manager Gait
versity, Louisville: Hon. ]. q. Baxter, May.
or Louisville Hon. 7. l.. Burnett, city At
torney: Henry Wolford, Treasurer Louis
Vile: A. o. Brannin, Pres. Manufactursrs
Bank Phlllp Judge, OF tne LOusNule NO
tel Co; James Brldgeford, Pres. I'd Natiousi
Bank; w. Z. ID. whips, Proprietor willard
Hotel; J. &. Johnston, Pres. Traders Hank !:
II. Victor Newcomb frm OF Newcomb.
Buchanan a Co: Henry Depoih, Pres. Ger.
man Bank Andrew Graham, Tobacco and
Cotton Merchant; Dr. Sorvin Green, Pres.
l.. a Z, short Line railroad; Vol. hose,
Agent Adams Express Company.
THOS. y. BRAMLETTE.
...,, p,,hiI, \ ihrary NJ Kantnrkv pub.
lie Library Building, Louisville, Kentucky.
Circulars, giving full Particular, sent ON
application.
w. n. HALDEMAN, Vice President,
JOHN y. CAIN, Secretary,
FARMERs' d DROvER3' BANK, Treas.
j.. v. l.. RODGER9,
General Agent for West Virginia, No.
Mcclure House.
jyIy-WSs-h
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KENTUCKY.
Democratic Nomination.

LEXINGTON, August 22.-Hon j. B.
Beck was renominsled for Congress by
the Democrats to-day without opposl-
ton.
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ROCHESTER,, Pa, August 22.-Jesse
Blaine, a boy, was drowned here to day
while bathi1g in Beaver creek.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AT LOUISVILLE, KY.

BY authority In the act Of the Legislatnrr
Incorporating the Public Library OF Keu.
tucky, the trustees will give their Secomt
Grand Gin Concert In the great hall OF lhr
Public Library Building. In Louisville, KY.
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -, ls...
100 0O0 Tickets OF Admission will be issuei
81 80; IL whole tickets for 500; q for t2H ;
s. TOR $500: us for 5000: rs for t2SOO; SIS for
SOU. No discount on less than 600 worth
OF tickets nj a time. SypO0aO In currehcy
will be given Ia the holders OF tickets by
distribution Ivy lot Of one thousand giits, -
follows:
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds. Whoop.
ing Cough. Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grss
discoveries Of mod
ern science, few ara
Of more real value
TO mankind thau
this enectual RENE
dy for all dissAsas
OF the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
Of liz virtues thro-
out this and other
cou n tries hsa
shown that 10 dosr
Rurely and efiecln-
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@ e',p',T ,p,, ,T,,,,,. IL and every family
.gyo,,TT ho,ia liam an hand for their pro
,t,,i.,, ,,r anJ r"Ii"f when reuulre,i, Long
hos ,,oya, ,hem tie safest beSi
20 20 "a ,.S, -, alf ~ Pills with which TN.
..,,.i,,, :, ,h,,,nd. Nv, their occasional uSa
m, ,nie, Nc, ~ ,ba cnrruntions Of the
, tle uloOu - ,'i ~, r'c,Io Ions ran,nyaJ and
y S'eii ~ i,,,,r,, w., do .s,nrsd To- its
,sh,. ihe Wn"'o n,is'i,n i2,ornai nTvans which
,S ,IcaI.nS I,l,l,ai'o and singvIsh arc cIesnseJ
pe'1'ne T."fS g. a,J sii,nnIataJ iu,o ac.
~ a. Ti 5n IrI,"t Iisoasa H. cI,ano, ,i into
ha,i,,i Ill ,ho y,I,,e Of which change. when
rnc,,nnod on tLe vast muliitud,s who en-.
ioy ~ con hardly i've computed. Their SUI
,or cn,atinv makes Them pleasant to take,
gar ,hoir xirtnaS nnImnaIred for
amy a,,v leng,n of time. go that they are ever
Trash snd reriecily reliable. Although
lI'F.i lI'Sl.i Gnu - -, ar. ,,IIi anJ oner,,e viih.
't nca tn the constitution. or dirl
Ur occnnntion
VI E',Ir ~" hhirac,inrs ara given on the wrapper
% aacb nov hnw In use Them as "A Family
phvsic and for the following complaints
rrh;ch these nils rapidly cure:
Enr DySpTpsrA or ISDIGEsrIOS. LTsTI Ees-
,,t.ss 40 i,xrTop aud Loss or APPETITE
,h.v shnnId he taken moderately 10 stImu-
they ys,nmach and restore It's healthy tone
ana & acil0n; on, cox,,, ANT ond ,,s va,Iops
ror LIN Ell 'oh . ur - 49,
sylnpIohs, biLious r Dnrr So,
liz. pt, Ira Cnirc and RIIIo,-s En.
.,s ~, ,Tm,,Id 10 iuJicinu.iy taken
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ally control them. The testimony Of our
best citizens, ot all classes, estabishes the
fact, that CHEEKY PEcroRAL VIII and doss
relieve and cure the afnictsd disorders OF
the Throat and LunRs beyond any otbsr
medicine. The most dangerous affections
OF the Pulmonary Organs yield 70 IL pows-'
and cases Of CONSUMPTION, cured ~
this preparation, are publicly known, ~
remarkable az hardly 10 De believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa rerns
edy IL is adequate, on which the pubic nay
rely for full protection. BY curing COU0hn,
the lorerunfers OF more serious diseAas. II
saves unnumbered lives, and an amoupt of
suffering not to be- computed. IL chalIsnGN
trial, and convinces the most sksptical.
Every family should keep II on haod -
protection against the early and unpeS-
ceiyed attack OF Pulmonary. Ansct,ons
which are easily met at irt, bot which he
come incursble, and too oftsn fatki, IL nsS-
lscted. Tender lungs needs this defsns<
and 10 is unwise 10 be without IL A. safe-
guard TO children, amid the dictfeszing dis.
eases which beset the Throat and Ched OF
childhood, CHEKRr PICTORIAL y invala.
able; for, by its timely use, rnultttudes are
resctIed from premature graves, and saved
70 the love snd anection centefcd on thsfA-
n acts speedily and surely agztnst ordinary
colds, securing sound and bealth-rssto1ing
sleep. No one win suffer trobls:oms ~.
when they know how eastly they can b
cured
originally the product Of long, laborious
and successful chemical invn1eation, no
cost or toll In spared In making sv1y bottIs
In the utmost possible perfection. IL may
be conhdentiy relied upon - ponsem1nG ~
the virtdss IL has ever exhibited, and caDa-
bic Of producing eures ~ memorable - tbs
greatest IL has ever Effected.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
ny the Pacific and Atlantic Line'
Office, 10 Main street.
WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
PreatOu County

CRANBERRY SUMMIT, August ~.
For Ratification, 1872; Rejection, 2'l :;
Democratic gain. Camden runs with
his ticket. w. w