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LEWIS COUNTY.
Dan. IarnswOrth ami GOh's Pitii"i
Appeal 10 the Jacob Men.
LFWIS COUNTY, OclOher !. Is'I.


Editors "f the Register:
Their" WAS no discussion between " H.
SON and Guii in this county, Yesterday "h
account Of the death of Colonel Burton
D",pard, talhcr-m-law "t Coil. But the
Nrritahl" Daniel ID. X. farn>worth, MAS
"l hand and >uo&, his piece. He was
replied TO by Ohcy johnson, 10 the entire
satisfaction of ia" Democrats. Fsrnsw"rth
ia Republican candidate for State SEN
al" in opposition 10 Colonel David Goh
u@nirl, like his Republican brother. Ma
Than 'lr., makes very pite"uS appeal
!" Jacob Democrats for help. lheE
both seem IL know that without their AS
s,tsnc" the zig is up" They are deSp"-
rairly in love with John j. Davis, VIII"
about this time four wears ago, IN their
Judgment was the "meanest man IN
'"p"f ground" Republican negro So
'iai equality in wedge between Penn
Nsvania and Ohio. i n "leetle To trans
parent to dust the ewes Of sensible men.
hay" never seen the Democracy IN tins
county more united than now. Old
pavy Gotf will beat Farnsworth 400 ma
lorlty, and Wilson will beat Nathan
"of, ,Ir, in Lewis, Gilmer. Calhoun and
Nlrt, l2,00O. The Golf Doddridge anti
written. not /" say published sheet, which
i r"lng sent over the district by the cart
toad. ha- too much Of the ear marks oi
AFcny about il Ia he crammed down
u" threats of wide-a wake Democrats
Inc Democrats in this end of the district
Hr" backing "n their armor a. in days
oi know Nothingism," and have decid-
"d I" show their old enemy, on the 18TH
ho quarter ROANOKE.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

.lnm., Gardner, for many year, editor
oi ih" Augusta, Ga. Tw.Nit"tioJ,'i,sk l.
dead.
The remains of Mark Smith arrived NJ
New York Yesterday, and wer" taken T."
the rooms of I'll" Lotus Club.
The business partners of Moult"n hav"
become hi, bond,mcn in the B"rchrr ,lnu-
der suit.
The Dlmocratic Convention of the
First district of Michigan, nominated
Gen. a. =. Williams, Of Detroit, for Con
grr,s. General Williams was also n"mi-
mated few days ago by the Liberals.
The Brazilian government has ISSUED
Il loan of $2j.H0Vo0 at six per cent in
trr,'St.
\ fire at Oxford. Ohio. on Monday
night, DESTROYED saw mill and .tabl"
containing 1870 ton, of broom corn. be-
longing t" p. kng"r. I.".- slS,D0o; un-
insured.
Among ,h" passengers for Enrop" y"'-
trrlny were Iii, ENc"II"nry, Ra",t DE
l.imbauy and Lady, Lord Mayor of
dublin and Lady and Dr. Hamilton and
Wilson of the Irish team.
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EAST LIBERTY. October 1.-Csttl"--
Receipts Tor to-day 1926 head; for ia"
week 80 far &,lG2 hoad. Market uctiS"
and demand good nt the prizes. which
are slightly of from last week, best go
mG 10; medium - 2Grr g ~; common
= 7jCaj ~; .tocknrs 81 WMi 90; bull.
- OWo3 o. Hog.- Receipt. for to-day
i.7sJ head; for the week thu far 2HD
head; best Phiiadrlphia. - 100 81;
Yorker. - U0o & ~. sheep Receipt
for to-day !, loo head; ior tho week thu
far 10, 100 head; best 80 OoC,j %; mrdI-
nm - 2io I -.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, OctOb-r 1.-HOOl-
Firm; Ohio. Pennsylvania and Wet Viz
ginia double extra and sboye .'Jhr
jJc; extra 54Naj5c; medium j1lIJI lc;
cDar-a jOc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine iS[djlc: me
diufa j3CaJ5c; coarse Islg5hci combing
washed 6Oia G5e; cJmbing unwashed ~
q S4se; extra and msrinO pulled 40 i7e;
10. l and superfEe pulled 42Gf!c.
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FOREIGN.
Ex.President ThierS.

MILAN, Oct. 1.-Ex-President ThierS
arrived here yesterday and addressed the
French residents in the evening. He
said the establishment of the Republic
should not be diSpleaSing to the rest Of
Europe. He believed that the general
election would give about fifty additional
Bonapartist deputies to the Assembly.
LONDON. October 1T is rumored
that Emperor William, who i. at Baden,
was greatly surprised at Arnims arrest,
and has demanded the reason.
A special to the Post says that anarchy
regnS in Turkistan. The Turesmans
are plundcring the tribes friendly to
Russia and her armed intervention is
inevitable.
BERLIN, oct. Count Won Arnim'S
family has been informed that his I'M
pri>onmcnt is not intended as punish
mrnt and he will be- released on the res
toratuu Of the documents.
MADRID, October 1t j. reported
that Durrrgany has differed with Don
Carlos and has gone tO France. General
Mcndcrri succeeds to his command.
Count Won Armin.
LoNDoS. October The Pail Mall
Ga-rttS publishes special from Berlin,
stating that Count Won Armin occupies
II room in the Prison Inspectors dwell
ing. and is allowed tn walk one hour
daily in th" garden, otherwise he Is made
10 feel the rig"r ot prison discipline
y ,r., - IA, family up servants ar,. ullhw-
ed admission /" his presence. ii" refuses
L. surrender the papers IN ms possession,
or make any statement in regard to item.
The Count is extremely excited and deep
l. incenSed against Prince Bismarck.
CAIgn. October The water in the
river Nile at this place has fallen some
what. The authorities, however, con-
iinur the work of prevention against an
overflow. Full 2O,0Oo prnpl" are en-
gagged in strengthening the rmhankmrmt.
Commercial Crisis In Bueno. Az res.
Rlu JANERIo. October 7.-AhvirrN re-
rriVrd here. to-day. from Bu"n"- Ayrr>.
Staur that several hm>inc>S firms ia lhnt
city have suspended, und "a commercial
crisis i imminent. The Argrntin" banh
has closed it, doors.
\ body of government trnupS mad" MI
attempt to captur" th" British steamer
Icrba hut tn" captain of III" vessel pro-
tested and they dr,i,trd from carving
ont their intention. The vanguard oG
the rebel force. under command of Rihas.
j. at the gates of tn" Capital. All the
mail matter passing through th" Bu"u",
AyrrS p",t"flir" i examined.
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Omaha Items.

OMAHA. October 1.-The 18th infantry
have been ordered from ,hi- department
to tn" department Of til" south. Orders
were issued to-day to the different dis
trirt colmnpndrr. tn get them int" til"
railroad without delay.
The Gra..hopprr Aid Society hay" is
-tr.d call Tor additional subscriptions.
1t is hoped that ajd from abroad will
be r,nhrr,.h .nnm.
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Utah Matters.

SALT LAKE, October Judge Me-
krnn in hi charg" {" TIA" grand jury to-
dav called attention Ia the net. Of past
legislatures unlawfilly dispo-ing ofvaIU-
nhlr tract. Of land, "Ntcn.iv" water priv
"lrg"s and timber land To- Brigham
Young and other persons. la c"ns,-
uurnc" of these enactment, -"ttI"r" were
Ii,pn-.rd of their ri.ht,, and many even
murdered nr thrown int" the Jordan
river. The lr"islntur" rl.O cnaC1d that
resolutions w"r" equally valid with acts,
under which rule tn" appropriation ball
vetoed hy tn" governor last winter
passed n a resolution, and taNc. unlaw-
fully imposed upon the people. and
Gull, attention to other nct- of tn" l"g-
stature. amongst which i. ia" transfer
or the property Of d,cnas"d p"rs"n- l."
H." perpetual immigration fund; th"
establishment Of the Church of Jc,u-
Christ uf Latter Day Saint and IN"
p"U"r- conferred upon 1t, and 10 th"
ir,.a.umnbir r,.,i.ianc" of tn" M0ru"ns l."
the United STATE auth0riii"-. II" Urg"- the
Jury To hook carefully int" tn" institution
pnivgamy. bring some Of TIA" m"-t Iuiu-
rntial p"lygami.t- /" tb" bar "f justice;
To- b~ar in mind that IA" dO'trIn", "f
pulvgamy goes hand ia hand with th"
nurdrrnu. dnctrin" of blood st"nemcnt
and hook NOR" vigilantiy after th" princI-
utl- than agents
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MAR1lED.

HOwELI--PAITEifso Wednrs.
day evening at 81 O'Clock, at the residence
Of The brides parents, Monumental Place,
Elm Grove, BY the Rev. j. q. Armstrong,
A. Allen Howell, Jr., 10 Miss Lila Belle
Patterson, 10th ofthb city.
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Hard Hit ut Brown.

Who WAS connected with that cnali-
ton? Why. urandidat" for the Senator
ship who j. held in reserve. The '"'""
amt imeric0n can suggest VIII" ought &"
90 to the Senate. Why not Sug%">; who
ought To- GO. Possibly IN" man in view
i, party to tha, coalition. W" have II
Governor VIII" at that time Wa prlvat"
citizen. and when h" came /" Nashville"
h. declared t" me that h" wa- u"& in TIN"
CITY HotcI romciavr, hUt thcr. i "n"
thing positively true, that when th" ar.
rangrmrnt Wa. made" when III" con-
>pirarv Was formed, h" was very prompt
in CARRYING il int" execution. am
rniuy Ia name him. il va. G"v"rn"r
John &. Brown: he i at th" heart "tth-
rliuur that i. trying To- control the STATE.
He is now the standard "i Demo, racy.
while whosto"d by tn" party through all
the past am I" he cla,."d a an cy-Rrpuh-
lican President. Why. John {. Brown
never drew Democratic breath in hi
lite. Laughter and applause. H"i"r"
the war hr WAS Whjg. Grn,!'ln"m |
will mention another thing, at the clos"
ofthr country. and when lm Wa engaged
III this secret c"rrly" against Andrew
Johnson, h.. had Andrew johnson par
don in his pocket. Laught"r. ili-
speech made at Pulaski. was rrp"rt"d m
inlI for the Eui"H a .i,'sicd" Hnd l"u
viii find in tn" head lines Il Statement
that h" wa not "a candidat" for any "tlirr,
but the next morning this j. corrected IN
AN editorial paragraph. which stated that
hr was not q candidate for any office IN
the giit If the people oi GlI"- county.
Laughter. Th> speech h" closes with
these words: There l. another subject
upon which | would liz" I" mivi-" You.
The Congressional contest bid far {"
create some excitement in various c"un-
ties. Let me say to vou elect n" man L.
the Legislature with whom ysu ar" not
willing Ia cntr1lst Your honor snd that G.;
YOUR State. Elrrt capable honest men.
men who will Il" their duty trarle,-ly.
and don't ask them whom they will vni"
for. for L. =. Senator. but tru-; &" their
Judgment for a selection of the proper
man. Why l. hc afraid Of the will 81
the people? Are they - afraid ofan m
tellisent people that tn" G"v"rn"r"f thr
State shall give them thi. adTic"'
>av to-day. that il III, GOV
ernment i TO be- free and continue
free, the people must look into ihcsc
matters for thern>elvc> \. early A.
January ls67., John {. B7own received
direct pardon from nv hands, and with
that pardon in his pocket he seeks my
destruction. Ii this man i the candidat.
of the T,ioH Gj,i Ao,@ricas. ! say let II
speak out ~ that the people may know
il. 81 far as am concerned would not
be Senator If | had to buy the place by
intrigue and fraud. [Appiau,e.l
thank God have learned that the DIFF.
ference between competency and NOR
than competency Is Ia" small f"r me Il
throw aside my character ~ an h"nes
man. To secure it. Continued APplAu-el
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Nr>Nr-. EpITnRS:-Iou will pleas" an
n,un,. rn">. l.. Morict aS "A candidat" for
,uunr, commissioner tor Centre district.
ur rn, ,.rt>uing election. and "hlig".
nr, MANY VOTERS.
fuIiuR~ EI,dSTEH PLEAS" announce
IN. John English aS II candidate for com
uu,>lunrg for Eichland district. ana "biise
.r.,rly MANY VOTERS.
MI>>l:S. EpTnRe: Please announce u
VI. lirrdir H. Il candidate for Ill" Once OF
,,,uUl, commissioner for tiWy district. anu
"nlivr
urtlt MANY fklf.Nl'~' .
EDIIDts, or REGI~rER.-Pl"aS"a annohh'"
Nulrnia klrviS aS the Peoples candidat"
Tor Ia, office nf Commissioner, for t"htr"
district, and oblgr his
u,r MANY FRIENDS.
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POLITICAL.
ror Justice of the Peace,
CLAY DISTRICT,
Joseph T0LIvAR.

~, ts WhecIi"g Register.
.,,...,licitation of many friends an
~ '' myself a candidate 10 represent
r'"n''nr of Ritchic and Calhoun In the
lhr ,T''il '...Ii,lntur, Of Vest Virginia;
Tr'NI l'@ ID. McGREGOR.
..,v, ". VA, July q, l"i.
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MANY FRIENDS,
st'heelina 2eeistrr.

U"ln ,h-"d in New York Yesterday,
~ no
fh"N our reports this morning Ill"
l..iahlllirS arr that the weather to-day
vail be- partly cloudy, with northeast
winds. uud ucrasional light RAIN.
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The Touring mill of Besser 4 Morsin
al Marshall, Ills, was burned Tuesday
hight. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
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...uucements- Justice.

y. ~. lotrr< Of Madison District;
,n.r,by offer myself rs candidate for
.sic.. of Justice OF the Peace Tor Madi-
ne II''Srri,,. I''IN which now hold by appoint
,.n, ,ro,n the Board of Commissioners OF
','',countv, there being but one Justice
...,.. Peace 10 be voted for in said district
,,,,.. election in October next.
WM. II. CALDWELL.
-. I,.rs ii MadiSon District:
Ir,rrhv OTTER myself as " candida'" Tor
.. ...,ic. Of Justice. in Madison district.
'' l.. q. SMITH.
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.,Er l.J.i, oi t1ny district:
rbrr..,,, announce myself ~ acandidsrr
..ri,,. uf Justice OF the Peace for
,.r.tl-lncl. Respectfully,
.. &. NEU HAlSEN,
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Trial orN. Y. state Treasurer.

NEw YORK. October The pro,rru-
tion opened to-day on the second trial
Of Phrlp. of the Treasury office charged
with the "mhrzzlrmcnt Of State funds
after which the reading of the testimony
taken nt the prrviou, trial Wa proceeded
with. 1t was ais" agreed that TN" "Nc"p-
ton raised at the former trial and the
ruling "l tn" Court should be- con n-idrrrd
and repeated The d"f"n-" raised addi-
tionaI objections to TIA" putting Of Tia"
draft. which form, the subject "l imdicr-
mrnt in tn" evidence ~ il WAS issued hy
the saving bank. which had II" 'orp"-
rate right t. issue the instrument. A.
81 that tn" ownership of tn" draft was
not correctly described in any connt Of
the Indictment
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WAsHINGToN. October 7.-Th" Court
Of Commissioner, of th" Alahama
Claims. which ha. been in session VERY
day since ThU5.4ay at, I.guUed to-
dsy until November 9th. no cases being
ready for hearing The Torrt ihi. oc-
clIpi-d IL time revising ID" rule. and
adding new one- growing cT Of .ugge--
,iun. of counsel The Judge arr very
.nrinu. that when the Court again meet
x NAV hay. .nmething "n which - act.
Redemption Of NsiissaI Hank Sot-~.
The Redemption Bureau wili not re-
surne the redemption Of National bank
notes until probably the 20sb inst; The
redemption might (" recommended nOW.
bat the Treasury ds:ires u prrf,1t such
arrangement. a. will make hOs!ne.s con-
tInu"Us.
General Sheridan va. to-day notified
by the Secretary of War that II he nog!d
spare q regiment of infantry from ni-
command. - send il 10 the South for -pr-
vice In tbs; .E.rti"n. Application are
constantly reaching tn" Department from
Alabama. Tennessee and Louisiana for
troops. The Secretary say. III were
required 70 comply Eith aiF the apPiica-
tion. recsiyed, it would BE- Necessary 10
largely increase the force Of the army.
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About Repudiaif0n.

In reference to the word repudiAtion,
upon which the lrlsa AID imeJ1.eGH ar
ticle was based I viii call your
attention to a speech l made in Gaiistin,
and report Of which was published in full
in the ls.os 4 ApseTlcas OF Sunday two
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", .lc To.,rS n centre District:
Vt,,R-. EpEToES:-Announce the under
...,,.t q, n candidate for reelection To III"
I..,, Ir.ticr of the Peace for Centre dis
,r,r. Hr>prctluilyA. ,,,.,p,,,c,.
vrpt' NJ ''',
,...,,.,., ~ IuE REGISTER PLEASE an
....,,,,..,. that um "a candidat" for th" OIL
...,, Iu-ltr,. uf the Peace FOR Centre
n-rrlc,. and respectfully request your
.,,.,rtblr consideration.
JOHN WEBR.
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R.v. Or. +. ". EDDY, one "f IN" most
prominent minister, uf the " T.. Church,
died al hi rr.iGcnc~ in New York. y~,t"r-
day.
General Spinner returned 10 " a,hing-
ton yesterdnr,
The Massachusetts, Republican State
Convention met al Worcester Yesterday.
Talbot. the pr,--ent incumbent, VA re-
nominated Governor: Horatio F. knight
for Lient-Gnvernor; Oliver Aanyer. for
Secretary ofth+ Commonwealth; Chsries
z. Train. for At.oKney General; Charles
Endieou for Auditor; and Charlie Ad-
ans IL for Stste Treasurer.
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Louisiana Affairs.
NEW IBERIA, October

To Mc Igc"r Of h" .i,r""'ot'd Press:
Colonel D"Blanc j. her" to-day. tn"
statement concerning Atari IL St Mar
tins Published in certain paper. ye,t"r-
day, purporting to h" ba>"d "m dispatches,
are utterly false. Neither Al tn" time
nor since the arrival ofth" trn"p,, hay"
the citizens been under arms in any part
Of the parish. All ar" quietly gathering
their crop.
TSigu,1 r II l,,luAp,
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Ni>>g-. TDITnR~: Pleas" announce me
s... candidate i"r TIA" office oi .Iu>ti"'"
IA, Peace. ui Webster district AT iht' "h>u-
lu. .r.r.rnm. JOHN q. BEIl.ENlLlE.
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DrOw ned.

ToLED0, October The body oi
man named !. l. Mills, hoOk keeper for
Ia. Og~awa Lumber Company, Of ogca-
WA Spring. Michigan, was found in the
river here to-day. Mr.. Mills left Sagi-
nav last "Wednesday, for Dayton. Ohio.
t. attend q meeting "f the Director If
tn" lumber company. BY .om" unac-
countable accident he fell in the river
and Wa. drowned.
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~ 'h, InLyy"j Webster DiIri"f:
auuuumr, myself a. a candida'" Tor
,,r,,,.nf Webster district, and respectful
lN submit the same L" Nosir considerations
.,a, -. T.. BRUC KETT.
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=. p. Iufg,r of WEBSTER district:
thereby announce myself nS AZ candidate
l.r rn.. Office of IuSticr Of the Peace Of
Webster district, at tn" ensuing election.
,,. WM. CHEW.
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luIi.E- ~ RlGi-itE Please ann"un""
r,.. ral,r,. 81 MIR. i. II. Charn0ck for Justice
o,rn. rr.,.,. Iur IIay township, and ohliS"
.,. MANY FRlENDS.
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for Jn-tic. of Webster Di-trict.

vraE.. EuIruES REGISTER:-PleaS" an
snunr,. Thomas =. Gillespie a. II candidate
rr the office nf Justice of the Peace, "i
Webster district, and 0blige
..,,,,, MANY VOTERS.
Nf>>n-. EpIT"rtS: Pleas" announce j. Il.
Hughes ~ Il candidate for Justice OF III"
p....,. far Webster district, and ohlIge
..,.,,f MANY FRIENDS.
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.

4 special to the C5'Hfer-.jouT7Iot says
that .John Young Brown was renomlna'-
"A :, Congress in the Democratic Con-
vention of the second Kentucky district
to-day.
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SPORTING NEWS.
American Jackey Club.

NEW YORK. October The fall
meeting of the American Jockey Club
was continued to-day. The first race
was for purse of 500, distance one
mile; II horses started; Quits Preakness,
Audubon, Picolo, Governess, Mormon,
Stanford. Hoaxcr. Grey Planet Fadla-
deem. and Red Bird Quits led to tn"
three-quarter pole, when fadlada"n went
to the front and won the race. Preak-
ne>. secnnd, Grey Hound third. Tim"
l:4J.
The second race was for the Hunter
stakes, for tllies three Years old. milrand
three-quartrr heats. Madge. Lena, Van
dalette and Bonevrntura started. Bon
aventura led till entering the home
stretch. when Madsc passed to the
front and won the race; Bonaventurc sec
ond, Naudalitc third. Time $40.
The third race Was for the maturity
stakes for four year olds, threr miles.
Catc>by. h. f. Carver, Wild Idle and
Ransom started. Wild Idle led for III"
first mile by two lengths, but on tn"
home stretch Cutc>by rushed tu the front
and won the race easily; Wild Idle SEE
and Csrv.rtbird Time j.%,;
Tho fourth r,r. w,s for q nur,e of
s;on ,w, ya.r nlJ. five furI,not. .iobt
bnr.,S .f,rIod a. t,IIow.. Enli,trr
F;nework U,lhr,,k W,rmiu,trr,
CoIt scramble ruhvlon Aristidr,
anJ Australian C,I, tn. r,c,. wa. won
h.. Ar;s,iL,. Fir.w,rl. ~ H,hvl,n IA
Tin. /. .01I
In IN. ht,b r,ce C,r , rur.e of 5000
,nn mile and q half min, hor.rs started.
Ksdi PIc,la Bessie Lrrr, Rrsnlu,c.
SnnnL,hritt Whi,nrr .mry. Grip.t,ad
and Harry B,s..tt The horse, GOT nil
wrII ,nrrib,r and PASSED the haii' mile
mole MI in - bunch Grins,cnd wnn the
race Kudi "a Bessie Irrr 81 Tine
>. .iOy
x..,,,,,o .,.., u..... .....,o,,..
49, c,'' ',,'.,'I
NASlt' M, "t"'"' ~ - ~ w. ''''" -,
lny "i lm' !all meeting 81 'I'' NH'"N 'I'
Blood H"rs" A,>"''"l,"'' M"N "n"'''AI'N
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
Railroad Election.

LOUISVILLE, October At the regu-
lar annual meeting or the stockholders OF
the Louisville X Nashville Railroad held
here TODAY, f. d. Stanford, II. '. New,
comb and ". B. Caldwell were elected
Directors. The salary Of the President
yss reduced to $500, and that otthe
Vice President abolished.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-10


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