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We accepted Of the invitation Of our
friend HISS to ride TO the vine clad hills
on the west side ot the river. We enjoy
ed the ride hugely, and even more so,
the luxurious grapes fresh from the laden.
ed vines. The vineyards this season are
literally groaning beneath their burden Of
fruit Mr.. HISS vineyard covers some
twenty or twenty-five acres, and the
grapes are Of the best wine varieties
They are now just in the proper condition
for pressing, and Mr.. HISS will commence
pressing early in the coming week. All
his arrangements for making wine and
storing 1t arc very complete, II wine
makelh the heart Of man glad there il an
abundance there for a world Of Ioyous.
meas.
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FROM HANCOCK COUNTY.
FA1RY1Ew, W. Va, Oct. l, 1874

FARvIEw, W. Va, Oct. l, 1874.
Editors OF the IntelliGeneer:
In this county, some Of the "unterrifi.
ed" anti'third term ring party are urging
the reelection OF the Hon. John A. Camp.
bell that his success would be an endorse.
ment OF the third term policy" as he
had already been twice successful.
We OF course regard this as an dd cap.
tdndum contrivance to deceive the un-
wary, but It illustrates the miserable sub
teriuges the ring party have adopted to
retrieve their sinking fortunes. They
well know that the election Of an anti.
ring Legislature is sure, in which event,
MIR. Campbell would probably be Speak.
er, as he possesses all the qualifications ne.
cessary 10 tho successful administration oi
this responsible position. 1t is to be
hoped, however, that the good sense
which has hitherto characterized
little Hancock in the selection
Of representatives 10 our State
Legislature is not now going 10 desert
her. When we consider the fact that o
United States Senator Is to be elected,
the mischievous legislation of last winter
10 be rectifed, the credit Of our young
State TO be redeemed, all Republicans
and respectable Democrats should unite
in furthering the election Of men Of such
character as Messrs. Campbell and Gun
niDgham--sober, honest, willing, able
men, who know what the best interests
Of the entire State demand, and iearlessly
discharge their duties, to the intense dis.
satisfaction Of the corrupt, worthless,
drunken ring" The time is short, but
unusually important. We want not only
ability, but experience in this emergency.
PUDLICOIA.
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For the northwest and Upper Lakes
falling barometer, nortbeasteriy to south
easterly winds, warmer and increasing
cloudy weather. ..rr
For the Lower Lakes, cool and clearing
weather, northwesterly to northeasterly
winds and higher pressure for Missouri.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
northweslerly winds backing 10 fresh
southeasterly, falling barometer and
partly cloudy weather. 5.
For the Gulf States, southeast and
southwest winds, stationary barometer
and temperature and partly cloudy
weather.
For the South Atlantic States, station
ary pressure, southerly winds, warmer
and clear weather. 'a7's's
For the Middle and Eastern States, ris.
ing barometer, northwesterly winds, cool.
er, clearing and partly cloudy weather.
Csutionary signals continue at Roches,
ter and OaWePo,
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HENRY 8. WALLER is the recognized
leader and champion Of the Democratic
party in this State. he has managed
Democratic Conventions, Legislatures and
State officials and will do so again. When
a lew men, such as Gov. JACOB and JOHN
]. DAVIS, refused to bow the knee to
the late p. P. the entire Democratic Or
ganization Of the State sought their over
throw at his bidding.
He has been and is stumping the State
an open, avowed candidate for the United
States Senate. County conventions have
been postponed and adjourned in order 10
fix up a WALKER slate for the Legisls-
ture. The Register has "Gt all times stood
molly by Mr.. Walker in his fight DiM Coz.
JaeO5", asIthe editor expressed it in his
card yesterday.
Tho Democratic Legislative ticket oil
this county is known TO be the choice ol
the Register as the one to be relied on in
support Of Mr.. WALKER, hence the Reg
tster "iS giuing the whO!6 ticket a wGrm sup.
port" "a warm support" Of legislative
ticket by the Register, the leading and Of
fetal Democratic organ OF the Slate, may
be legitimately considered as committing
and pledging Its nominees to the support
Of MIR. WALKER for the United States
Senator as q reward for This fight with
Governor JACOB.n
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The Register lays out formidable work
for its party when it says, "in the coming
election we are called upon to rebuke
usurpation, corruption, Radicalism." Is
party whose most notable effort is
comprised in an attempt to rob the execu.
tive Of the State oil the constitutional
powers conferred upon him BY the funda.
mental laws Of the commonwealth, and to
degrade the dignity Of his Office below
that Of a common jsnitor, likely TO rebuke
usurpation2 Is party which has ap-
proved Of and bent It's whole energy TO
covering up the frauds committed by the
infamous HENRY s. WALKER, late P. p,
likely to rebuke corruption to any uaeIul
extent?
Which Radicalem is worthy oIrebuke :?
that which preserved the State from the
horror and desolation Of civil war; gave
it Constitution wise and benefcent in
its provisions; secured 10 the children Of
the State free education; gave to the
people an economical administration Of
State, county and township affairs and a
judicial system which guaranteed speedy
trials and intelligent legal decisions
which, in short, put our young State
abreast the tide Of progress and modern
civilization: or that which gave US Con.
stitution replete with the fossil ideas of
the dead past; which lacks only the
courage to lay Its destroying hand
upon our common school system
which has saddled upon the peo-
pie cumbersome judiciary system,
revived tho obsolete, expensive and in.
adequate County Courts, which sustAins
organized public plunder by refusing to
bring to punishment dishonest officials
which has enacted arbitrary, unjust and
unequal exemption laws; which has recog.
nized lealty to theparty mandates ofa cor.
rupt and selfish ring as the only prerequis.
tic to place and power; and in short, has
retrograded into the semi,feudalism OF an
anti,Bellum oligarchy. .s,
Which we ask of the two Radicalisms
are the people likely to preIerH How
can it be the province Of the corrupt
Bourbon party 10 rebuke "usurpatlon,
corruption, Radicalism" Do men gather
Grapes from Thorns, or Figs from This
tlesY
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J. Hanson Good-An Explicit An
... SwcF.
Editors of tho IutelllGepces:

Editors Of tho IutelllGencer:
In one OF tho recent issues OF your pa
per ! notice several interrogatories that
were propounded to me regarding nv
vote for U. s. Senator, in tho event /
should be elected as q delegate. Since
that / have observed other Communica-
lions, as well as inslnuations contained in
your editorial department, charging the
Democratic Senatorial and Delegate nom.
inees as being identified with some politi
cal ring organized for the purpose Of pro-
noting the interests Of Henry 8, Walker
Permit me through your paper TO enter q
disclaimer to all such charges. Under no
circumstances WM l p0t6 for Mr.. Walker,
either In caucus or out OF caucus. How
could 80 vote2 A man whom public
opinion:has brandedas thief. A man who
has proaLed by public patronage and Vio-
lated the public trust. A man who to
avoid the responsibilities with which he
was charged sheltered himself behind the
technicalities Of the law, and thereby pre-
vented fair and open investigation OF the
charges preferred against him, By voting
tor such man It would not only be q
compromise Of my own personal self re-
spect, but q most aRgrant violation Of The
wishes Of the voters Of Ohio county. as
well as the wishes Of the people OF The
State. Icsnnot vote for Mr.. Walker.
Respectfully, ]. II. Coon.
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Compromise Candidate.

BosToH, October IA Name report
alleges that Ex-Governor Perham's friends
propose an arrangement Of the Senatorial
question with the Hamlin faction by TAX.
ing Gov. DlngleY as compromise candl.
date. .-.-.-.-a
The suspension Of mill work in New
HAMPSHIRE is not general, those at Sal.
mon Falls alone curtailing as yet.
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FALL RIVER, October 2.-The evidence
before the Coroner's Jury on the Granite
Mill disaster Is completed. The verdict
Is not expected before next week. -Four
benefits last night Tor the mill sufferers
netted nearly 5000. A number ol the
mills are adopting efficient means Of es.
cape In case Of fire. All the cotton mills
are running three days in the week.
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sAuLT ST. MARIE, October 2.-The
schooncrs Sweetheart and Wind the
Wave in tow OF the tug Morse grounded
in Nebish yesterday.
Daniel Mccormick second mate Of the
propeller Oscar Townsend, met with a
serious accident by having his leg broken
and receiving other injuries at Marquette
Wednesday by being knocked into the
hold by the chain oil o coal spout. z
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Railroad Commissioned, Mcetiur.

MILWAUKEE, October 2.-The Railroad
Commissioners Of the Northwestern
States who have been in session at Madi.
son thlsweek, have adjourned after adopt.
ing a form for reports, so that the railroad
statistics Of Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and
Wisconsin may be collected aud publish
ed In uniform series OF tables. Tho next
meeting will be held at Springfield on the
9th Of December next, when the consld.
GRAFTON Of subjects of legislation and clas.
sitication will be resumed.
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Contested EIectIon In saIt Lnka.

SALT LAKE, October AIN the con-
tested election cases for the offices OF
Sheriff and Recorder, in the Tooele county
District Court to-day, was Issued per.
emptory mandamus, directing the present
Norman incumbents TO turn over all the
records and property to Linch and Martin
plaintiffs. This places all the principal
offices Of the county, except those Of
selectmen, in the hands Of the Gentiles.
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THE TURF.
THE NASHVILLE RAoRs.

NASHVILLE, October 2.-The Nashville
Blood Horse Association over the Nash
vile course opens on Monday the filth
inst, with large number OF the best
recers from Kentucky and Tennessee.
There are now about one hundred on the
grounds with prospects OF others TO come,
and it is anticipated that the finest sport
ever had over the Nashville course will
occur next week. Preparations have
been made for ten thousand strangers.
LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, October 2.-The attend
ance at the races to-day was large. The
weather was fine and the track in good
order. G,s
First race, stakes for iour year olds;
800 entrance, half forfeit; three or more
to fill; 800 by the Association to the
second and $50 to the third horse. Ma.
'cey's Alley West, by Almont, won this
race in the first heat in 2:20f, distancing
Strader's Clement, by O., NJ. Clay, Jr;
Brice's ,Dsble, by Ericcis9ps and Pennis-
tons! IS dletto, BY Sc Elmo! u 40
Second race-purse 5000, for horses
tnus AoNO hSNSA AottSu DSlleE luhQ 6:4Ui
4CO to the first horse, $l40 70 the sec
ond, and $50 TO the elthirdl; AIiller's Ella
Clay by American Clay, /, 2, 1, I; George
Lindenberger's John 8. Cain, 4, l, 2;
Dudley's Richmond by Msmbrino Pilot,
2, 3,2S3; Dunn's Roderick, a. T. 3, 4,
Time, 2,404, 2S7, 1885, and 2:40f. There
was second heat in this race in 2:85l,
but was declared void in consequence Of
Johns. Cain Being pulled r,'E
Third race, stakes fot four years old,
fifty entrance, half forfeit, Association to
give $50 to second horse. Bruce's Lady
DoniS by Bourbon Chief, i 2, |, 2, /; Red.
vans ]. w. Combs by Erricsson, Q, /, 3,
I, 9; Neirs Rough by Adams Bald Chief,
distanced. Time 231f, 2:9s3, 2:3Si, 2;3S,
2:F. There will be four races tomorrow.
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New YORK, October 2.-Thc following
Is the comparative cotton statement: Net
receipts at all United States ports Tor the
week 59,G03, last year 54,035, total TO
date 159I 1888, last year 14l907. Exporta
lor the week 15903, last year 9,60O, total
TO date 81 ,050, last year 86,208. Stock al
all United States ports 1929, last year
112,925. Stock at all interior towns 30,-
272, last year 2020l. Stock at Liver
pool 73l 900, last year G45.00O. Stock
stloat lor Great Britain 10000, last year
90 600. -'. -F rg '..r,,'
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The ADVISING Board in Loulsiana.

NEW ORLEANS, October 9.-The Advis'
ing Board have entered upon their duties
and Gov. Kellogg to-day upon their re-
commentator removed Thos. H Wynne,
Assistant Supervisor ofthe Second Ward
and VIM. Davis, Clerk OF the Second
Ward, charged with obatructing, the
registration, and appointed other persons
to these positions. The first practical re.
suits oI conference agreements.
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New YORK, October 2.-Arrived-
Steamship Rhein, from Bremen. A~r
LONDON, October 2.-The steamship
Faradsy has arrived at Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, October 2.--The steam.
ships Goethe, from New York, Marathon,
from Boston, and NbVa Scotian, from
Baltimore. have arrived out,
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THE Register says, I'VE mus! elect our
Democratic Congressman and our State
Senator and Delegates. We need these to
secure q Democratic Senator in Washing.
ton."
This is a sore cry ol need and the Bour
bons are resortiug to their old tricks. We
are informed that, in the interest OF Mr.
PANNELL, whom Mr.. BAKER, pledges to
support the late P. P. for Democratic
Senator" certain parties are circulating O
report that DR.. LOGAN is not q candidate
for the State Senate, and will not serve Il
elected.
This report is pure unadulterated Bour.
bon teIion-it is absolutely false. Dr.. Lo.
GAN has given his consent to be cAndi.
date, and will serve If elected. The fear
that he will be elected makes the opposi-
tion wish that he were not a candidate.
"Thars what's the matterp Voters, be
on your guard, and discredit all rumors
which may be get in motion by those
who arc working to defeat your cause.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


EXPLOSION OF A POWDER sHlP.
LONDON, October 2.-At 8 o'clock this
morning q barge lying in Regents Canal,
near the Geological Gardens, and loaded
with powder, exploded, killing a number
Of persons, wonDdiDg many, and shattcr-
ing bridges and houses in the vicinity,
LONDON, October 9-1:30 p. M-The
report Of tho gunpowdsr explosion at
Regents Canal this morning was heard a
distance Of twenty miles from the place
y occurred. Flremen have been dragging
the canal all morning. Up to this hour
i've bodies Of the victims OF the explosion
have been recovered. Lights In the rail.
way station and other buildings, two
miles away, were extipguished by the
conclusion. Many persons made narrow
escapes from death. No animals In the
Geological Gardens were killed. The
quantity Of powder that exploded was
four tons. The details Of the occurrence
show that Its disastrous effects were wide.
spread. Many trees were uprooted and
houses located two miles from the canal
were shattered. Seven persons are vet
missing. There was a perfect panic here
for hours, and 1t was not until the cause
Of the terrific report was learned that the
fears Of the people were allayed. Several
persons died from fright.
NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
Tho race for the Newmarket October
Handicap today was won by Wild
Myrtle, Lady Patricia Second and Gene.
VlVe third. The last betting was 10 to !
against Wild Myrtle, 10 TO against Lady
P1aItricia, and IL to l against Geneviye.
There were 10 starters.
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peclslon In ,he PheIps Casc. .

ALBANY, October 2.-Judge West.
brook, in the Phelps case, deciled to. day
that the point made by the prisoners
counsel 10 the effect that no larceny was
committed is not well taken. The Court
holds that Phelps was the custodian ol
the draft only for the time being, or long
as 1t would take to place 1t in It's proper
depnsitorv.
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Tho Cable search to bo Resumed.

LONDON, October 2.-The steamer
Faraday will put 10 sea as soon as abe has
taken In provisions and coal, and will re-
sumo tho attempt TO recover the direct
cable, Of which she had laid six hundred
knots when It was lost, Should her ef-
forts be successful she will proceed TO lay
the remainder Of the cable 10 the Ameri-
can coast.
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EVANSVILLE, October IA fire In
the wholesale grocery Of Viele, Stock
well & Co. damaged the building to the
amount of $4,000; insurance $1,000
The stock, valued at $G5,000 to $75 ,000
was badly damaged. Insurance on stock
$4,000, generally Id Eastern and foreign
companies. The firm will continue in
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CINCINNATI, October IA fire at Orr
clevllle, OHIO, last evening, destroyed
$50 600 worth Of broom corn, owned by
Edward Smith. No Insurance. Three
dwellings were also consumed. Loss moi
ascertained,
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Tho YounEs.own Fire.

fPtrrBuRaH, October 2.-The fire at
Youngstown, Ohio, at three O'Clock this
morning, destroyed Shields, Orr & Co.'s
furniture store, and damaged Gates dry
goods store. Loss $4,000; insured for
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GLENN's FALLS, N. Y, October g.
Sherman & Nsrcross' saw and planning
mill and sash factory, with stock o
lumber, was burned early this morning
Loss $50, 900, No insurance. Ono hun
dred men have been thrown out OF EN-
ploymeut.
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low walker is to be made senator.

How Walker is to be made Senator.
There are about elghty.eight members
Of both houses Of the Legislature Of West
Virginia. Suppose the Ring should elect
forty.six Of them. Then, according to
Mr.. Baker, tho iorty.six would hold a
caucus and twenty.four would be enough
to nominate Senator. Then twenty.four
delegates would speak for the whole
olghty.eight members, and would control
the action Of the Legislature in the cleo
ton Of United States Senator. This view
sheds light on the action ot the P. P. he
Is conhning his efforts to. the strong
Democratic counties Of the State. All he
desires Is to get twenty.fous men elected
pledged to him for U. s. Senator. Itbe-
longs to the editors Of the Register to
whip in and force by party drill the
remaining twenty-five Democrats to vote
for Walker and the deed Is accomplished.
Henry s. Walker the late P. p. is made
U. =. Senator. We hope the people OF
tho State will awake TO their danger.
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A FIRE last night partially destroyed
the carriage factory Of Henry Fimken on
North Sixth street, between Morgan
street and Franklin avenue, and dam
aged several small stores, &c, In the
vicinity. Loss about $4,000; insured In
home companies.
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Died of fTyphoid Fever.

LoaANsroRr, October s.-Cspt. A. z.
Ewing, postmaster Of this city, died al
noon today oil typhoid fever. Capt
Ewing had been connected with the post.
office here for the last twelve years. -
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Peoples Convention in, Niissour ri.

ST. Louis, October 2-The Peoples
County Convention assembled again to-
day and after adopting a platform and re.
solutions adjourned, and the different del.
egates formed into Congressional and
Senatorial Conventions. E. o. Stanard
was nominated for reelection In the First
District.
, In the Second District no nomination
was made, leaving Erastus Wells, the
Democratic nominee and present incum.
bent, without competition.
sTEAMBoATNEN's CONVENTION.
The Steamboatmen's Convention was
in secret session sgain today. 1t can be
stated, however, that an organization has
been effected, 10 be known as the Steam
boat Owners Association, and all the
delegates gave an adherence to its regu.
lations A committee has been appointed
toiprepare a report for publication, but II
will probably not be promulgated until
alter the adjournment Of the Convention.
The delegates say the Convention has
been very harmonious and that all are
working earnestly 10 accomplish some
thing which will result beneGcialIy 10
steamboat interests.
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LOUISVILLE, October 2.-Wm. Smoot,
leader OF the Owen county Ku Klux, was
to-day acquitted by the court at Owen
ton for the shooting Of VIM. Walker, dur.
ing the late disturbances in Owen county.
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TOLEDO, October 2.-This forenoon
FIRE destroyed William Clark 6 Co.'s saw
mill, near Maslin, Ottawa county. Loss
on mill and lumber $4,000; insured for
S9 ON
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AUSTRIA.


HoNoRs TO ARCTIC EXPLORERS.
VIENNA, October 2.-The Emperor
Francis Joseph has decorated oil the
members OF the Arctic exploring expedl.
ton, including the sailors.
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Arrested for Embrzzlement.

SAN FRANcEsco, October 2.-Coroner
John r. Rice was arrested tonight for
embezzlement. He gave bail and was
released.
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Gtn0tts4iqpurer:
ImpendInE DI,Graco Of WON vIrgInl

Impending Disgrace OF West Virginia
We desire to call the attention Of the
people Of the State 10 the card Of Mr..
BAKER published in yesterdays paper.
That Mr.. BAKER refers to General
PANNELL, the Democratic candidate for
the Senate In this district, there can be no
manner Of doubt.
That he pledges Mr., PANEEL1 to vote
Tor HENRY 8. WALKER for United States
Senator next winter there can be no less
doubt.
Mr.. BAKER Is one Of the controlling
spirits Of the Democracy Of this State,
and when he speaks Of HENRY 8. WALK.
ER being q candidate for United States
Senator he speaks Of that which he knows
TO be the intention Of the party. But we
venture 70 affirm that there Is not one.
hall Of the best Democrats In the State
who ever dreamed or had the most re.
mote Idea Of ever sending H. 8. WALKER
to the United States Senate, but on the
contrary would feel themselves and the
State disgraced by placing tho late P. P.
in so honorable position.
We urge upon the Democrats Of the
State TOR We know there arc large
amount OF them who would scorn the act
OF sending II. 8. WALKRR to the U. =.
Senate to interrogats their conscience
whether they can support men who will
support such a man. We make this sug.
gestion, not in partisan spirit, but for the
Iuture honor and welfare Of the State. II
We must have another Democratic sena-
tor, in the name Of political morals let US
have one whose character ls above re.
prosch.
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sTEAMD0ATMRN's CoNyENTIoN,
NnmInn,ed a Emil Ticket,

ST. LOUIS, October 2.-The Republican
County Convention adjourned OF late
hour last night, after nominating full
ticket, which, however, differs from the
Peoples ticket only as regards candi'
dates.