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CARLIsTs DRFRATRD.
GERMAN Y.
COUNT ARN1M'a coRnEspoNnRncp

BERLIN, October 9l.-The Pope saws
the published correspondence between
Herr Won Bulow and Count Won Arnim
contains numerous inaccuracies, especially
that part OF a letter attributed to Won
Arnim which refers to an alleged conspi-
racy with q near relative Of the Emperor,
BERLIN, November 1.-The Reichstse
organized yesterday by the election Of
Forkenback as President and Stauffen-
berg and Heenel as Vice Presidents.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 1.-The second cleo.
ton for member Of the Assembly in Pas
De Gales was held to-day. The returns
67OO0. ~ 41'S1'
Henri Rochefort has established pub.
fishing office called the Lanterns in Berne,
Switzerland.
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supposed Murder.

sPRNGTGELD, Ohio, October .Sl.-A
strange man was found in dying condi-
tion, about half'past 8 tonight, On the
leVee, and died in about two hours after
being taken to the station.house. An In.
quest will be held at 0 o'clock tomorrow
morning, at the Mayors office. The
man ia supposed 10 have been murdered.
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Minnesota Politics. Death from
Locljaw-New Railroad Opened.

ST. PAUL, MINI, October 8l,-The
Wells and MsnkotS Railroad was com
pleted to day, making a new route from
the East 10 ST. Paul via Lacrosse.
Vim. Jsmes, Of 81. Charles, Winona
county, died 10 day from lockjAw, caused
by threshing machine accident.
A very warm political campaign vir-
tuslly closed tonight. The Republicans
feel very confident Of the election Of all
three Copgressmeu, besides the Supreme
Court judges and msjority OF the Leg
islature in both branches.
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SPAIN.
DON CARLOS.

MADRID, November lit Is asserted
that several leading Carlists waited on
Don Carlos at Toloso recently, and rep
resented TO him that 1t Is uselass to con.
tinue the war.
The Iberia has intelligence that Don
OarloS intends TO hold an important con-
ference on French territory, and expresses
hope that the French authorities will
prevent It.
A NuTrNY AND THE PENALTY.
The detachments under General Estal.
lean stationed at Granallars mutinied
last week. The Captain. General Of Bar
celona sent sstrong force to restore order,
and several Of the mutineers were shot
The CantonalIsts are accused OF tamper-
Ing with the army.
cARLIsTs DRFRATRD.
General Despuj4l has defeated the Carl.
ISIS under Cucalo, near Mestrazzo. The
insurgents lost l2O in the fight.
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CHINA.

LONDON, October 3l.-A dispatch from
Hong Kong says the latest advices irom
Pekin and Yeddo arc of pacific nature.
The general belief is war will be avoided
The japanese Government has intlmated
to Chinese residents in Japan that thew
will not be molested II war is declared,
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Ruled Oft The Courae.

New YORK, November THE Ameri
can Jockey Club ruled oil the course John
Coffee, owner Of the horse B. F. Carver,
and Hugh Gadney, rider Of Resolute, for
throwing races yesterday. This action
rules them both of all the courses in the
country.
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Disturbance at "a Political Meeting
In Virginia..

RICHMOND, October 3l,-There was
disturbance yesterday between two fac
tiops Of colored men at political meeting
in Yorktown. Several shots were fired,
and two men were wounded.
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Tomorrow will be an exciting day
among our ncighborS in Pennsylvania,
especially in tho District Immediately
adjoining W. and also among the people
Of several other States. The States vot-
ing tomorrow will elect 2l9 members Of
Congress, and the result therefore Is On
event Of great importance 10 the country
Of large. The following is Q list Of said
States together with their party repre-
sen!ation IN the present Congress.
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Stanford gave the stskcs won by
ccldent TO Budd Doble, the driver.
-Gunther 3 Fink's furniture factory,
Baltimore, burned Saturday night. Be
tween 30 and 40 workmen arc thrown out
Of employment.
William Johns, one Of the men In.
llred IN the Belcher fire, died last night.
Patrick Kelly was found dead In the
mine. he had been sudocated. Their
funerals will take place 10 day.
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War DAPAnTNRAF,
CFE.Cs oy rHH CrIEy SIGNAL oTTIUER,
WASHINGTON, D. e., Nov. l.-S:00P. \.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the, South Atlantic and Eastern
Cult States, generally clear and cool
weather will continue with south or west
winds and high barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and
the Northwest, partly cloudy and hsIy
weather, with south or west winds, riE.
ing temperature and slight change in
barometer.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy
and cool weather, south or west winds,
stationary or rising barometer and light
SHOWS In northern Pennsylvania and
uortheastward to Maine.
For the Lake region, rising followed by
falling barometer, slowly rising tempera-
ture, winds diminishing in force, and
partly cloudy weather with light snow
near Lakes Ontario, Erie, and Superior
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SALE OF MAR.
~ KIT STREET PROPRRIY.
James Nathcrs, Complainant,

James Iathcr', Complainant,
Cs. In CkArcPry
George A. Frob5H a! DEIend'tE
By virtue OF a dGcrGo rendered In the above
enutlsdc use, at tne September Term, 1874 OF
the County Court Of ohio count,, the underIlrn.
Cd sIsc al Commissioner viii, on
sATURD4 4Y, November 81, 1871,
Sell At pubic auction, vt tho front door OF the
Co7ri House OF Oh!o county. the NORTH haIIn|
Iot No lt3, as laid out BY BbehCztr Zane, and
slTnale on the eEst eide OF Market street, in Inc
city OF Wheeling being the tama properly on
Wnlcn the defendant, acoIge a. Frobe, now re-
sides
TERMs or sALE-one.th'rd of the purchase
money in hand, ind tho ro-lCui in lGuI ii psy.
ments in nine and Il hieen months wi b inL1r.
est from daJ Of ssle, the purchaser giving bond
and security for th1 def, rred Iustalments. and
the title lei E retained as further tCcuiIty until
payment in tu l, but ith iiberts 10 the u1rchsS-
er 10 pay all or Hrealer proportion than one.
third OF his bid In hand,
A. J. CLARKE,
sp'cil Commissioner.
Law oGlee No II Twelfth st.
oct91-eOd dEO A NIUKHAM Anctionaar
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New York, October 81. Arrived
Steamship Donau, from Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, October 3l.-Steamship
Bothnia, from New York, arrived out.
SAX FRANCIsCo, October 3l.-Sailed at
noon; to-day, the Pacific Mail steamship
Colorado, Tor hong Kong and Yokohama.
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BAN FRAHcnco, October Sl-Louis
Berry, a negro, murdered his father,
Isaac Berry, this morning. he cut his
head In pieces with hatchet, and stabbed
him in the neck. The man is believed to
be insane.
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Death Of a Railroad oalcer..RObbery

II COLUMBUS, o., November 1.-W. II.
u, SAl3n, a prominent Pan Handle Rail.
i iOau 9nelAl ol this city, died this morn.
ing Of consumption. His funeral will
ISSe place on Tuesday, when the railroad
offices and warehouses will be closed.
The safe in Anderson's paper mill Office
was broken open last night and robbed Of
$780, No arrests.
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MRNPuIs, October 9l.-Ron. Horace
Maynard and Judge Porter, candidates
Tor Governor, spoke at the opera-house
to night,
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Elections have thus far been held in
nine Statea, with the result OF changing
sixteen seats from the Republican TO tho
Democratic side. The representation Of
these States in the present and next Con-
eress is shown as follows:
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Captain of a Lake Vessel Drowned.

DETROIT, Mich, October 31.-Csptain
John Caffrey, Of Buffalo, Master Of the
schooner W. Sanderson, was lost over
board, Wednesday night, of sheboyGan.
BE was struck by the boom. Two eAil.
ors were badly injured,
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ITALY.

NAFLEs, November The munich
pality Of Naples proposes to tender TO
General Gsribaldi an annuity OF So OOO
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Snow.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 3l.-The trains from
the East to-day were covered with snow
two inches deep, by storm between
Buffalo and Erie.
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BY TELEGRAPH
As9oC1ATED pREsR AERoRg
By the Western Union Limo.
Jfiee Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe et1.
WASHINGTON.
THE THIRD TRRM BUSINESS.

WASHINGTON, October 3l.-Those who
have the best opportunity Of knowing,
say the Presidsnts letter, published to-
day, addressed TO the editor ot the Gin
cinnati GdEstte, although referring to the
second term, expresses his views us To the
third term. Permission 10 publish this
letter was considered the only means
compatible with his sense Of pr0priety, Of
making known tho position he now occu.
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~
10 the Creditors OF Moss G. Good, deceased:
In pursuance to q decree OF tho NuoIcipsI
Court OF heeling made Ia cause therein PEND.
Ing To subject the rdll estAt OF the said Noes
q. Good ~ The payment OF his debts, Jou are
required 10 present Jour Claims A. ain tn, IaId
Noes y. Good, lor Ld uoicItlon 10 Lewis 4.
JoFdsn, Commissioner, at bis once, No 60
Two fth str ct, in the city Of Whee Ing. on or
before the 81 day OF DeceMb. u, 1874
MltnesS Dana L. Hubbard. Clerk Of said Court.
this l6' h day OF October, 1874
octls-S DANA L HUBBARD. Clerk.
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
l. Wheeling!
George B. Caldwell, Administrator Of tho estate
Of Moses o. GoOd, deceased,
Merchants National Bank OF West Virginia At
wheeling, tai. In Chaucery.
The underPignsd Comm Isaloner Of said Court
hereby gives notice that In punuMce Of a ~ o.
crre made and entered in the abovs enliiled
cause BY SSH Court on the 9th dsy OF September,
lsh be VIII, at lis ONCE on the ortheart corn.
eE q chspline and Twelf etIo-ts, 10 the CITY OF
wheeling: Wes! ViIgtntI, on the Sd day Cf De-
caLb =, 1874 conmeIc'ng At 10 O'Clock A n,
proceed u tAke, stAte and TeT ort an account al
the liens upon the real estate meniI med Ia the
bill, being that OF which " q g Iod died .eIEed
and post essed, and the prioi thereof and OF
AZ claims AMI demands against the e.tAto OF
Moses c. Good, deed; aGd that he will further,
At the same time and place, inquire into aud re.
port any other matter dee mce pertipcnt by him.
sSH ;,. % W3iSh 1y may be feq3iFtd BY any Sf tho
Commissioner Of said Court.
CALDwEIL & CALD HzLL, col fer ComprL
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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-06-11
FROM oJsLEY'S GAP.
correspondence huntington Advertiser.

OUsLEY's GAR, ". VA, May 29.-l
thought few agricultural and cntomo.
logical items would interest, at least O
portion Of your readers, have used my
eyes for the last few days in taking obser.
vations; here are the results:
Our potato fields are literally swarm
ing with bugs, which closely resemble the
Colorado, or ;en-lined potato bug, (Dory.
Dh0rd deem lineGto). No matter how much
men may differ as to the name of the dis
gushing insect now destroying the potato
crops, all are agreed that in fecundity and
voracity it has no peer. 4 solution OF
Paris Green sprinkled over the vines has
been recommended fer the destruction OF
these beetles, bat Paris Green IS deadly
poison. My advIc- is 10 puck Of and
destroy the eggs now, before taey hatch.
One bug lays from three Hundred 10 seven
hundred eggs, and as they are of bright
orange color, and placed in clusters on
tde under side OF the leaf, il is easily seen
what one expert boy can do toward des,
troying this pest. Piuck eff the ege-cov-
cred leaves and throw them into the fire.
Nv smaller children have been working
.: this for nearly week, and now scarce
~ bug ia TO be seen in my patch.
The heavens are brass, and the parched
earth is CRYING out for rain. Nearly hall
the corn planted on hill-sides and cloddy
ground has failed to sprout, and unless il
rains soon, it never will. A fortnight ago
the prospects Tor good crops OF wheat and
oats were never better, but row the ex-
IRENE dry weather has rendered half a
crop barely possible. We farmers are
proverbially weather grumblers, but what
IS written is truth. We must have rain
very shortly or famine.
Strawberries are very fine this year we
never raised larger or better. How it is
that 50 many continue TO do without this
best Of early fruit, which IS SO easily cul-
tiya;ed, cannot tell.
Mineral Lodge, \. 7. and \. NJ. has a
new carpet, and has begun to dress up in
her old age.
We have rumor up here that Mrs
Nellie Grant is married, and has receiv ID
$4,000 worth Of presents. Why is it that
people are always ready to grease fat
goose? Would any Of these people give
~, zoe 10 aid the sufferers Of Mill River,
Massachusetts, Would they give $40 to
a poor widow, 10 enable her to buy a sew
ing machine? Would they?
y. w.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
Correspondence Huntington Advertiser.

WAYNE C IL, w. VA, June S.-De-
spite the hard times; our part of the world
still moves on. We have had good rain
within the week past, which las revived
vegetation, ard rejoiced the hearts of the
farmers not little, although presume a
good many Of US differ in opinion from
the ALMIGHTY in regard TO the sutiicicncy
Of tic quantity received.
We have had 4 good many fishing ex-
cursions. attended with considerable ex-
citement and fun, but they, and crcUm-
stances connected herewith, have been
chrouicled by worthier pen ,han mine.
Dr. Morris was married one day last
week.
Tie usual quiet Of our village has of
late been little disturbed by an excite
meut not quite natural, induced, proba-
blv. b. a rather indiscriminate use of
red ink" Red ink is dangerous fluid,
and should not be tempered with.
Allow your correspondent to adopt this
eXpedient OF expressing his sympathy for
those young gentlemen who were SO sum
marily interrupted yesterday while reve!-
ing in tue charms of their far dulcina,
about the jail. Pretty hard, boys, but
john is right. "The purity Of the Jail
must be preserved
Work has been going on in the various
road districts in our county for several
days, and it is to be hoped it NAV continue,
at least on the road leading from here to
Huntington, until it shall have been SUI
ficiently improved for tie Commercial man
to find some admirable buggy or crrri-
age, in which to ride up and see his
friends. Ii this "devoutly wished for con-
summation cannot be realized, and the
unavoidable circumstance" which sup
pressed the publication Of one-half If his
sheet last week will permit, your CORES
pondent would suggest that the said COM
mcrciGt man come here and resume the
publication of that fugitive half sheet
This will give the ready writer's of Wayne
Court House better opportunity to rem
der him efficient aid in impressing upon
the good people Of Wayne the Importance
of good roads"
Politically, the sea with us is undis-
turbed. There may be under currents
bearing their weight OF waters onward.
surely; bat 50 far as can see over the
surface, ! behold dead calm.
In matters OF religion, we are as undis-
turbed as we are politically.
In regard To money matters We are
hard up. \ yoke OF good oxen has Just
been sold on our streets, under the ham
mer, for thrty-six dollars, which. under
any ordinary circumstances, would have
brought sixty. Money cannot be Dor
rOwed al twenty-five per cent
VS..
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Minister and Laymen's Meeting
of tho Guyandotte Association.
Reported for the ADVERTISER.

GuYANooTTE, W. VA, June sth.-Ac-
cording to appointment, the Ministers and
Laymen's meeting of the Guyandotte As
ISOLATION convened on Friday, May 29th,
with the Ararat Church, near Hunting
ton, and organized by the election Of Rev.
B. L. Perry, Moderator, and Fl. d. Stew
art, Secretary
Present-Revs. B. l.. Perry, J. c. Reece,
L. Bartrum, w. Ball, j. +. Hardwick,
Burnville Akers, and several lay breth-
rem.
After spending a short time in devo-
tional exercises, Rev. L. Bartrum ex-
pounded the subject assigned to him,
which was "rhe Improbable Servant.
Some remarks upon the same subject were
made by Messrs. Reece and Hardwick,
and then, on motion, the meeting adj
jpurned till Saturday morning at ten
O'clock.
Saturday murning-Met pursuant to ad'
iournment. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Bro. Ball. On motion, the
subject assigned to Bro. Perry, was deferred
until three o'clock Sunday evening. Bro.
Reece then gave his views on the subject
assigned TO him. which was, "Has the
Baptism of the Holy Spirit ceased to be
conferred?" in a manner satisfactory to
those present. Rev. J. j. Johnson, of the
NJ. +. Church, South, being present, was
invited to a seat. On motion, Bro. Hard
wick was requested to speak tonight on
the subject assigned to Bro. Carter. On
motion, it was resolved, by request, that
Guyandotte Association hereafter unite
with Kanawha Association in the Minis
ter's and Laymen's meeting. Adjourned.
Ga Saturday afternoon, Bro. W. Ball
spoke on the subject of Regeneration, and
his views were received with great salts
faction by the brethren.
On Saturday night an address was de-
ivered by Rev. J. Hardwick, from Luke
%: 1892.
l!On Sunday, services were held morning
and afternoon. Sermon in the morning
BY Rev. J. f. Hardwicke, from Hebrews
4: 15-16. Afternoon by Rev. Il. l.. Perry,
on Ministerial Fidelity.
On motion. the meeting adjourned, to
meet with the Kanawha Association at
the time to bs fixed by them.
The meeting was moderately well al
tended. There would have been more in
attendance, but no recent notice had been
given in the neighborhood, and very few
Of the brethren in Huntington, or the VI
cinity, knew that it was to be held. No
tice should have been published in the
secular papers OF the time and the place
Of the meeting.
b. L. PsRRY, II D. STEWART,
Moderator, Secy.
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River Intellicenca

Business at the wharf begins to fall
off and wear wearied look since the
prevalence Of low water. The Rail
road packets are behind their regular
time almost daily, so that the through
morning trains are either delayed an
hour or two by waiting, or the steam
er passengers are compelled to wait
over till the next morning. We are
lookipganxiously for the "June rise"
but at this writing the indications are
very slim, and we are endeavoring to
school ourselves to the coming Of o
partial, if not a full, blockade in river
transportation.
The palatial steamer BoStoEg, in
good water the feetest craft that floats
the Ohio, came in Sunday at late
hour, CARRYING the bulk of her freight
in 6arges. Capt. Isaac Bryson, her
genial commander, has imbibed the
spirit Of the PROSTATE times, and can
be seen walking listlessly about TIE
wharf and depot, giving orders and
eu] savoring to keep cool.
The shipments from this place du-
riH- the week past, have been chiefly
of slaves and hoop poles. 4 quanti-
" OF the latter is to he seen ON the
river baak. awaiting shipment.
The local boats, so far, have not
been Inconvenience by the receding
water. The Crossiey, Tor lronton, and
the Fashion, for Portsmouth, make
their customary schedule time, and
carry fair number Of passengers and
freight.
The Willard, under Capt. McCul-
Tough, of this place, makes regular
tri-weekly trips to Gallipolis, carrying
the mails. Persons going up the Wv
er will do well to take passage on
her, as the officers are known for
their courteous treatment OF stran-
gers.
Thepopular steamer Tt'epopk makes
her regular trips to Pomeroy from
Cincinnati, attending to all way bust
ness. Maj. JAS. Strattcn does the
houors in the office, and Capt. kirker
commands.
The Julia No. , grounded at the
mouth OF Elk. last Saturday, but Vas
sDae1ilv reDaired
The Kittie Hegler, which formerly
ran between Charleston and Gin
ciunati, but since entered the Arkan-
sas and Red River trade, went
aground at Fourche Bar, on Arkan-
SIS River; it Is reported that she has
broken a hog chain and will break in
two. She is in 4 bad streak of luck.
Capt. Campbelrs renowned steam
er Fleetwood landed at the wharf
Tuesday at half past one O'Clock.
She had the largest passenger trip
that We have.noticed for many weeks.
She brought also fair cargo Of
freight by 4 barge at her side.
The Fashion on Tuesday got the
mail ut the office in time for it to be
forwarded on East by the regular
train which waited some three hours
for the F2eet,coods passengers. The
The proprietors of the fashion have
been fortunate in securing the servi-
ces of Mr.. W. l.. Lawton as Clerk.
The water on Twelve Pole Bar Is
about ) feet in depth.
Report from the up river indicate
dry weather and the river falling.
Capt Marsilliott Is loading several
barges of slaves at the wharf tor the
Eastern and European markets.