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Albion Jockey Club Races.

nashville, October l6.-The fourth
and last day Of the Albion Jockey club
fall meeting. The attendance was very
large, especially that OF the ladies. The
meeting has been grand success, and
wound up with fox hunt, in which
about one hundred ladies and gentleman
participated.
The first race, for Llnck's Hotel stakes,
mile heat, was won by Sue Wynne. Sum
mary: Sue Wynne, !, !; Geo. Graham,
/, ,; Katie, ,, 3; Volcano did not start.
Time, l:4G, l:lj4. The betting was ten
to one against Sue Wynne.
The second race was for club purse
Of 500, mile heats, best 3 in D. SalIic
Gardner |, |, !; Brakesman =, ., ,. Time
l:47!, l:47!, and l:4S3. SaIlie Gardner
was the favorlte.
The third race was for consolation
purse OF $3.50, mile heats. Pythias |, /;
Redmau 2, >; Newburn 3,3 Sumns
Rose, Lebreo, Cataron and Ida Love
were all distanced. Time l:41, l:i5i.
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The American mind Is active. 1t has
given US books of fiction for the senti-
mentalist, learned books for the scholar
and professional student, but fe,O books
for the people, \ book for the people
must be relate to subject of universal
interest. Such subject is the physical
man. and such II book THE PEoPLE's ;
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER" q
copy of which has been recently laid on
our table. The high professional attain
mcnts ol its author-Dr K. V. PIERCE,
of Buffalo, New York,-and the advan-
tagcs derived by him from An extensive
practice, should alone insure for his work
n cordial reception But these are not
the msrits for which il claims our AT
tentiou. The author is man of the pslDie.
He sympathizcs with them in all their
atllicIions efforts, and attainments. He
percciyes their want-a kuOwIeGgs ot
Mensscires-and believing that all truth
should be- madraS universal as God own
sunlight. from this fund of learning and
experience he has produced Il work in
which he gives them the benefits of his
labors In ii he considers man in every
phase of his existence, from the moment
he emerges from II rayIcss atom, too
dimlnutivc for the sight, until he grudu-
allv evolves to the maturity of those
Conscious PolccrS the exercise OF which
furnishes subjective evidence of our i'm
mortality Proceeding upon the theory
that every fact of mird has physical
anteccdcnt, he has given an admirable
treatise en- CcrcbeaI Physiology, and
shown the bearings of the facts thu, es-
tablishcd upon individual and social vel
fare. The author believes with Spencer.
that 'as vigorous health and lis accom-
pauying high spirits are larger elements
Of happiness than any other things what
ever. the teaching how to MAINTAIN them
is teaching that yields to no other what
ever, and accordingly has introduced an
extensive discussion OF the methods by
which we may preserve the integrity Of
the system and otttimcs prevent the onset
of disease. Domestic Remedies their
preparation, uses, and cllects-iorm a
prominent feature Of the work. The
hvgenic treatment, or nursing Of the
sick, is an important subject, and receives
attention commensurate with IL impor-
tance. Nearly all the diseases "to which
flesh is heir are described. their symp-
toms and causes explained, and proper
domestic treatment suggested. TO recip-
rocatc the many fayors bestowed upon
him by a generous public, the author
oilers his book at price .$ljol little cN-
rccding the cost Of publication. Our
readers can obtain the practical and val
liable work by addressing the author
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The MissippIT.oubIcs.

WASnISGroN, October lG.-Ex-Sena-
tor PcaSe had long luteryiew with the
President on the subject of Mississippi,
including the causes Of the dilticultic.,
the present condition OF affairs and the
remedies. S'hc President talked freely
and he sa'u he was mucn gratitied that
the two political parties had effected
AN am.cable adjustment, by which II far
election would be held and peace main
tanned in the State Efforts have here
trtore been made by Senator Bruce and
his friends for the rcmoya! Of tour fcdrr-
al officers IN Mississippi, but rea,e mas
the assurance that no removals would be
made in that State for mere partisan rca-
sons. Attorney.Gencral P!errepont as
sured HIM that none coming under his
department would be disturbed.
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Cancellation Between the North and
south.

RALEIGH, y. C., October Ex-senator
Thomas f. Bayard was serenadei to-
night. Ia his speech he asked the people
of North Carolina in 1876 to act
upon principle; that party trickery
was not politics, but that duty
to the country was next to de-
yotion to God; he wanted the men Of
the South united, not for Southern
prcponderencc or Southern control, but
to secure the first great principle of hap
py union, the equality Of the States. He
urged the people of North Carolina to
cultivate a good will between the sec
tions and hoped the people of all
States would do likewise. He concluded
amid great cheering. He was escorted
to the depot by music and military COM
panies of the city, the route being iiIu-
minated by bonfres.
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Fn>t Postal Trains Between Fast and
Southwest.

WAsHISGToN, October 1.-THE Post.
master General has directed, in compli-
ance with the Postmaster Il. st. Louis,
that rearrangement of the fast mail
service between New York and ST. Louis
and the Southwest will be made prior to
the lst proximo, for all such matter as
naturally belong TO the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and orders are to be sent by that
line instead Of the New York Central
and Lake Shore route This new ar
rangements will save the Department
the expense of an unnecessary long haul,
and insure quicker delivery of the mail
between the East and Southwest, and
points on or near the line between st.
Louis and Pitts sburgh, to when closed
pouches are sent. 1t will also prevent
delays now caused hy the lack of railway
postal cur service between Pittsburgh
and st. Louis.
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Arrest Of IL Duelist.

Sr. LOUIS, October l6,-Najor John
y. Edwards, one of the principals in the
famous Winncbago county, His, duel,
which took place about II month ago,
was arrested here this morning under
the Missouri State laws, for having sent
u challenge. The Major gave hi. per-
sonal recognizance to appear i'll the
Court of Criminal Correction, Monday,
and enter into bonds. The theory IS
that Gov. Hardin, OF this State, will not
recognize requisition from Gov
crnor Bevcridge, of Illinois,
for Major Edwards, while the latter IS
under arrest, somewhat similar to the
one FOR which he has been indicted III
WinncbaSo County. 1t is said Major
Foster, tue other principal in the duel,
and the seconds and surgeon have also
been indicted, but not action has yet been
taken here in the case.
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LOUISVILLE, October lG.-The LOUIS
Vile Exposition closed very successful
season of seven weeks this evening, with
an attendance of not less than 5000. a
feature of this evenings entertainment
was the public marriage Of NJ. Ewing to
Elizabeth Lcwelvn under an arbor en-
twined of beautiful flowers. in the centre
of which was n marriage. bell. Rev. DR..
WnrIcr, Of the Baptist Church, otiiciated
the regular ceremonial Of that church
beng used. At the conclusion of the
ceremony the bride and groom were es-
corted to the dining apartments Of the
Exposition, and there treated 10 al cle-
CANT supper, furnished by the managers,
who also paid for the wedding outfit, IN
accordance with the advertisement to do
the same for any couple that would be
publicly married in the building.
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Boy Hight.

Sr. LOUIS, October IA party OF
hoys playing ball near the st. Joseph
Orphan Asylum, on Clarke avenue near
Fifteenth street, this evening, got into
trouble with the boys OF the Asylum,
and there was general battle be-
tween them, in which stones and
other missiles were freely used.
During the melee, Jas. Duty, boy
sbcu. seventeen wears old was hit on the
head with chunk OF coal thrown By
Michael lluujeton, one oi the orphans.
His skull was badly fractured, from the
ELECTS of which ho died in few mo-
mcnls. Hauleton was arrested.
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Favorable Gold Reports from the
Black Hills.

CHEYENNE, October l6.-Prof. ". {.
Jennry, chief of the Geological Expedi-
tion of the Black Hills, and assistants,
returned here to-day. Having spent five
months in the Black Hills, and made
quite thorough examination Of the
whole country, and mapped from Belle
Fourche to the south fork of Cheyenne,
he reports gold fields extending forty
miles north from IIaancys Peak and
twenty miles wide; that there is gold in
quantities that will pay from three to
five dollars per day To the men, and that
there are bars on a number Of streams
that will pay much more than that; that
the water supplies for working purposes
are full, and sufficient to carry water
from the top Of most Of the bars, and
allow the wushings to be readily dis
posed Of.
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BY TELEGRAPH
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
OF Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Large Sale ofShort Horns.

new ORLEANS, October l6.-A cor
respondent, referring to the sales oi pure
bloOds in the blue grass regions, states
tha. never before in the history of short
horn cattle, has there been 80 large a
crowd and 50 interesting sale AS the
grand one at Nlnwood. North, South,
East and West were represented III iull
force. while Great Britain was not want
ing in spirited bidding. As result all
tho ladies, the taircst and noblest the
Blue Gras. region affords, were present
in profusion. The repast WAS sumptu-
ous and abundant, and according with
Mrs. Groom'S neted cuisine and
hospitality; IA native COWS and hciicrS
brought Sos, ,2l0, averaging Sl32 apiece
and twenty imported ones $5l, ,225, aver
aging -. SOL; total for cows SlO,943, an
average of $l,7l0. Four native bulls
sold for | ,7l5 average $l29;itive impor-
ted ones for 81, 300, average S2,4GO; to-
tai for bulls $l4 ,Olj, an average OF 81
557; total for % animals Sl23, 4jOi grand
average 81 .G9l. wlthe the exception OF
New York mills sales. This Is consider
ed the greatest ever made on our conti-
neut in point of numbers, fetal, average
and places Mr.. Groom ut once IN the
topmost rank Of short horn
breeders, whether English or
American.
The sale of the Mouudale herd Of short
horns Mt Thompson Station, Clarke
county, WAS well attended and the prices
were good, being in the aggregate s5,@Oo.
The herd consisted of eighty-si1 females
and ten males, making all average Of
$GOG for the females and 50, $50 Tor the
males; the ten males bringing S0l 800 in
all; the 10 head sold aggregating
a. OOD
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Greenback Meeting.

EVANSVILLE. October l6.-Tue green
back advocates filled the court house 10.
night representing all classes and parties.
General Shackelford presided. Rrsoiu
tions were adopted opposing unlimited
initiation and injurious contraction: de.
mandng the repeal Of the resumption
law: the substitution Of greenbacKs tor
National ban uknotc,; in favor Of the 3 tj
inter.convcrtibe bonds, and the faith
.ul fuliillment of every Government ob-
legation. Peter ;. EIoni-, lar5e whole
sale merchant, was elected president Of
the permanent organization.
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MEMPHIS, October l5.-The Ayycal :
Sanitoba, Miss, special tonight suys: \
fatal atlray occurred here to night be-
tween Col. J. {. Cooke, u prominent
merchant of this place, and B. McIenry.
Several shots were fired by both parties,
McHenry firing the frsl one, which se-
verely ifnot fatally wounded Col. Cooke,
who then drew knife aud cut McHenry
several times, killing him almost instant
is. The cause Of the difficulty was po
htical differences
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CarIist Generals Dismissed.

MADRID, October lG.-lt is officially
announced that Don Carlos has dismissed
from his service Generals Dorrcgaray
Mcndir:, Nelasco and MononjO.
The Imperial says that Cardina
Simeoni, the Papal Nuncio haS demand,
ed that the Bishop Of SEQ DE Urgel
against whom criminal charges are pend
ing, shall be allowed to come to MadriC
on parole.
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FRS, snow storm of the Season.

PoRT JERyIS, y. Y, October 1.-THE
first snow storm of the season, in this
section. occurred last night. The snow
which fell ut Cochecton, on the Erie
Railway, is growing heavier further
West. At Susquehanna, Pennsylvania,
il was five inches deep. a severe gale
visited this section last night, uprootiag
trees and damaging buildings.
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NEWTON, IA, October l6.--The pro-
cccdrngs OF the second day OF the State
Convention Of the Young Mems CHRIS.
tan Association O: Iowa, were
marked with deeper interest and
increased attendance. The morn
ing session was occupied mainly
with the question, how shall We organize
and conduct the Young Mems Christian
Association in the comparatively new
cities and towns of Iowa as to secure
permanency and success. In the after
Roon a permanent constitution was
adopted and fund raised for
the prosecution Of State work
The officers for the ensuing
year, with K. II. Gilmore, Of Cedar
Rapids, President; Charlie, y. Clarke, Of
Newton, Secretary and Edward Russell
Chairman OF Executive Committee. Tho
headquarters of the Association was fixed
at Davenport. In the evening bible
reading ard long service was conducted
10y Mcssrs Gilmore and Burr.
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Terrific Tornado.

MILFORD. PA, October lG.-A terrific
tornado, accompanied 10y heavy bursts Of
rain, and lasting half an hour, passed
over this village and vicinity this even
ing. Trees were upro"ted, fences blown
down, out-building upturnod, window
broken. etc.
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Another card from Mr. John q.
Thompson.

CoLuMEUs. October l7.-Mr. John g..
Thompson, Chairman of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, requests the
publication Of the following statement:
The Republican daily press of this
State. on Friday last, published dipatch
signed j. VI. Thompson, wnicn purported
To- bc an answer TO one claimed to have
bee. .cnt from +. 5. Dodd, of
Toledo. to john g. Thomls n This
dispatch WAS furnished to the press by
7 the Republican Executive Committee
and therefore they are responsible for lis
publication | unhesitatingly say and
charge taat the Republican Committee Is
aware OF thcuutruth thereof; that | never
sent such dlspatchi that am
not aware that any such DIS
patch was sent by any one
else. and if it was never saw it or had
snvthng to do with forwarding it. The
Republican committee has been guilty Of
crime which the laws Of this State de-
clare To be- felony. 1t such dispatch was
never sent. then they have pcrpetratrd
/ forgery. fit was sent there Is but one
way in which it could have gotten into
their po->cssirn-by theft. It was
either stolen by them or they
we're accc,>ary to the theft before
or after it was committcd-they can take
either horn of the dehmGa. If it is
forgery to write name and they have
written it or caused it to be written, then
thoy hay, been guilty Of forgery. If it
Is to steal u telegram or be accessory to
the stealing of Il telegram or
TO use Il telegram knowing
the same to be stolen, then they are
guilty of theft. leave the character OF
Inc crime to be determined by the com
mittce. A. to the Wood county frauds
the Republican Committee is no doubt
satisfied with them, as the county has
given All increased Republican majority.
JOHN G. THOMPSON.
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BoSroS, October l6.-At a meeting Of
the creditors of c. X VI. Cox, wholesale
boot and shoe dealers, the assets of the
firm were shown to be SlO5 AS and the
liabilities ~, j,5GS The firm offered forty
cents on the dollar. The offer was held
in ubeyuncc.
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Wesleyan Female Institute
9taunton, va.

WILL BEGIN IT'S TWENTY-SINTU
w Annual Session SEPTEMBER 10Th,
lS5j. Rev. VIM. 4. Harris, II. D., President.
with twenty-thrcc Teachers and Oillc,r~.
Modern Language taught and spoken M
the College by a European Teacher. Music
by seven Professors and Teachers, umnul
whom are the most cultivated teachers e.,
vocal music.
This is one Of the hcalthlrSt climates in
the world. Those who come here rom ih"
South with feeble constitutions, chillS aua
climatic diseases, are entirely restored.
Buildings clcgaut-cummaudIu Ia"
most magnificent rural and mountain
scenery, making II one OF the mosidrII-ht-
ful College homes IN tn" Union.
The past Session this school HHS attend
ed 10y pupils from seventeen dillrr,u.
States.
Great economy ami simplicity ia dra>,
are required. \ simple uniform is worn.
No unnecessary expense allowed. strict
economy practlcrd Ia keep all expenses ui
pupils within the lowest possible amount
Terms tor the entire Collegiate Year
Board and Tuition IN ia" Collrgiat" course,
including Ancient Languages, s2IO. Mu-
Sic and other extras moderate
For Catalogue, address
Rev. W. W.A.HARRIS. President,
i\luppD1W Sfuunfau \u
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The Weston Democrat gives one in
stance where fortune has smiled on lot
terry Investment. 1t say: Isaac Butcher,
Esq, of Big Skin Creek, is in luck. Just
for the fun Of the thing" ne invested n
- bill, not long ago, in the Texas Gilt
Enterprise; but nsd no idea that the
speculation would be Il paying one.
Judge of his surprise, no Scver, when, II
f.w day, since, he received deed duly
signed, sealed and delivered, lor u fine
buIIding lot, worth several hundred dol
lars. in the city Of kaufman, Texas, rs
his share Of the profits y good invest
mcnt, surely.
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FaoW Our report. TINS morning the
pr a.hi.i,lus arc tina: The weather to-day
ae cloudy, with southwest 10 north
a.,. winds, and higher temperature,
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PANAMA, October 9.-Ine Ind!ahs
surprised and attacked Concha Galverez
on the Chuqunsque, in Darien, killing
over fifty and dispensing the entire
camp, consisting of some 500. This is
death blow to the robbers gathering IN
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FOREIGN.
ReInfOrcements for the Spanish
ARMY i'm Cuba

HAVANA, October l6.-Four steamers
have arrived here recently with rein
torcements for the Spanish army. The
Government is drafting horses to mount
recruits. The cpizootic in mild form
prevails.
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Official Vote OF Hamilton County

CINCINNATG. October 1.-The oiiIcla
vote of Hamilton county gives the fol-
lowing Republican ma'orltles on th'
State ticket. The ballots for member,
of the Legislature are not yet counted
HAYES. for Governor, l.29j; Young fol
Licutenant-Governor, 3.2jl; WiIuams
Tor Auditor. 9372; MilliSiu, for Treas
urer. SO3; Little. for Attorney-Gencra'
1921: McIlvaine tor Judge Of Supr"m,
Court. IA; Thatcher member Boar,
Of Public Works, 1878.
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Bass Fishing and Deer Hunting In
West Virginia.
Correspondence of the Baltimore sun.
MokEFELD, w. VA, October ..

Correspondence of the Baltimore sun.
MoKEFELD, w. VA, October ).
There is perhaps no stream in the con-
tinent which affords better sport to the
ANGLER for black bass fishing than the
South Branch Of the Potomac at TINS
season of the year, but there are some
localities where successis much more GER
,oin than others. OF these, and per-
hans the very best anywhere to be found
on the upper waters of the Potomac, Is
called the through" some eight miles be-
low this place, where the river passes
through a rugged and most roman
tic gorge Of the mountains, which skirt 1t
on either side, leaving scarcely u horse
notb between the water and the shore.
Horr. for distance Of seven miles, the
water is divided in long and deep holes
and shallow rifles. and so shaded by the
lofty mountains and heavy timber grow
inc along their sides that the rays Of the
sun scarcely ever reach it. The long,
deep holes areintcrspersed with immense
boulder rocks, which have tumbed from
the mountain tops and sides and rolled
into the river, and around these, and
in the deep, dark green waters of this
gorge, the bass seem To delight, and are
found in great abundance. 1t Is place
of resort for those who are fond of fish
ING or deer hunting, and it is certain for
the latter sport as the former. The deer
are started in the mountains by hounds,
and when hotly pursued take to the river
ut certain points called islands, and are
shot by The watchers who are stationed
ut these places for that purpose. Num-
bers are killed every season in this way.
\ few days ago II party Of five left
here for the purpose of bass fishing, and
camprd out for three days, with boat
tent and other appliances. Upon their
return they brought home over three
hundred fine black bass.
Muoreteid, the county seat of Hardy
county, is q neat and picturesque village,
with line hotels and good accommoda-
tons. as well as good society and gen.
erous hospitality. All those who are
fond of the rod and gun will do well to
pay it visit.
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Cardinal Dead.

ROME. October 1.-The newly ap-
pointed Cardinal Mobi.i Nit"ilcchi, Il
ltnI.
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CAUTION NOTICE-Thr Genuine Edition
A IFE AND LABORS OF
LIVING ST IN e

Gucluding the LAST JOrRNAIS,D un-
fold, vIyIdly hl. 80 years strange ndv"n-
ture., also tn" CurioSIiiCS, Wonders and
Wealth of that maryctOus country, and II
absolutely tie only now C"mpl,t" work.
Hence 10 soils; just think, l2pu first seven
weeks. Agents success would aSiuul~h
you: more wanted. send tor terms and
positive proof Of gcUuiu"ucN~.
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, 723 SAMSON =;
Philadcl phIa, Pa. lH"b
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,'r-e was a killing frost in Tennessee
'-''lSy night, which probably did
.'' damage To cotton in the bottoms
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The reputation it has attained, in
consequence Of the marvellous cures it
has produced during the last half cen
turv. is a sufficient assurance to the
public that il will continue to realize
the happicSt results that can be desired.
In almost every section Of country
there are persons. publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs,
by its use. All who have tried II ac-
knowledge it, superiority; and where
its virtues are known, no one hcSItateS
a, TO what medicine 10 employ to re-
Hcyc the distress and suffering peculiar
% pulmonary affections. CHEEKY PFC
TORAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures Of the mildcr va
rieticS Of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases Of the
lungs.
As a safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which bcset
the Throat and Chest of Childhood, 1t
is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudcs are rescued and restored to
health
This medicine gains friends Mt
every trial, as the cures it IS constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
out it, and those who have once used
il never viii.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe it, and Clcrgymen
often recommend it from their knowl-
edge Of It's effects.