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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-07

THE dying requests Of distinguished
men are always read with intense, though
melancholy, interest. Bury me in the
American flag, said Andrew johnson.
The remark has been quoted all over the
land. and the dead eX-Presldent has re-
ccived much glorihcation for having
uttered it. Bury me IN Boston, was
the last expression Of Ned O Baldwin,
the Irish giant, and as these words are
over and over again repeated, the eye
fills with tears at such an expression of
| local attachment.
BILL King found himself the centre
of conversational circle at lliCn, New
York, the other day, and here is what an
old acquaintance said to HIM: "Sec here,
| Bill. I've known you for some time. "A
/ few wears ago wouldn't lend you one
| hundred dollars. You were drcadiuliy
Door, Bill. You were appointed Post
master of the House of Representatives..
You lived high, Bill, and your salary was
not very large. To day YOU are worth
half million Of dollars. OF course IT'S
all right, Bill; you and are old friends
we won't quarrel, but don't vindicate
yourself any more when l am around
DEATH from spiders bite is very
rare in all countries, and one would not
easily have believed it an event possible
in France. But such'an accident has hap
pencI at Nismes, where a spider is not
more feared than cockchatier. One
species is known to be slightly poisonous,
however. a boy Of thirteen years, work
ing in the fields, felt II sudden pain in
his foot. On looking down, he saw the
insect still clinging, and killed it. His
loot swelled instantly, but the boy finish
cd his DAYS work At night he awokc
with convulsions, his throat swcIlcd so rs
to prevent utterance; he became lnscnsi-
bic and died in the morning. The ar
achneologists of the South are now occu-
pied in hot debate on :he affair.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October -Flour-ln.
quiry good; market firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Quict; firm and unchanged.
Corn-W cstcrn nominaliy frmer; wes.
tern mixed Csc Oats Quiet and steady;
western white 50@52c Ryc-Dull aud
steady at 7jGs3c. lIay-Dull and un-
changed. Provi,ions-Strong and quiet.
Pork-$23 55M23 80. Bulk Meats -
Nominal; shoulders 94@ Zoe; clear rlb
sides l43@ he; hams ljl@lGc. Lard
Firm; refined l4ic Buttcr-Flrm;
western extra 5Oci ilrsts 2j@26c. Petro-
lcum-Quiet and strong. Cotlrr-Rio
cargoes l9@2llci jobbing at l9!tl22r.
Whisky--Steady at Is.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-07
Rapid Transit 10 New York.

New YORK, October G-Thc report of
the Rapid Transit Commissioners Of New
York was given to the press this after
noon. From more than one hundred
plans the Commissioners have selected
and adopted three, either Of which may
be constructed singly or by combining
the three. They are single track road
on each side of the streets
over the sidewalks, elevated on Il single
line of columns. or double track over
the centre 9th streets, 10y posts placed
in the rond way just spanning the horse
car tracks, or supported on gothic arches
spanning the streets from curb to curb,
according to the plans present by Rich
ard p. Morgan, Jr, OF Bloomington,
Illinois.
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BY TELEGRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Another Decision Against BOSS
u'uce.l

NEw YORK, October 6.-The Supreme
Court in generaliterm rendered..a decision
this morDing, Judges Davis and Brady
giving IN opinion confirming Judge
Barritt's order in Chambers denying the
motion to vacate the order of arrest in
the SIX million dollar suit against VIM.
NJ. Tweed, or to reduce the three million
dollars bail Another decision was given
through Judge DAVIS reversing Judge
Donohues order, from which the people
appealed, requiring bill of particulars
rs to the fraudulent bills and vouchers
cnmnlninnl of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, October G.-MoNEY-
More active at 3Ct4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper j@7 per cent. Customs
receipts $352,0O0. The Assistant Treas
surer disbursed $4,000 Clearings $780,
100000. Bankers bills 479m4S3.
Banks are shipping currency more
freely to the West. The EcsreSS says:
at would not be surprising if the money
market showed hardening tendency in
the future, as it is an indisputablc fact
that trade is improving and that crops
have commenced to move from the inte-
rior to the scaboard. Outside of Wall
street more cheerful feeling prevails,
and accounts from different parts Of the
country are hopeful rs to the future Of
general business"
GoLD-Opened at III and closed Mt
1l65, with sales IN the interim ut III.
Rates pad for borrowing were
l-GI, and l-32 per diem and :, & and 3
per cent per annum. Loans were also
made Hat. To-day $4,000 gold left
San Francisco for Now York.
I';r,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-07
Marriage Of u Daughter Of PoStnhs'
Ier-GemeraI Jewell.

HARTFORD, Cos. October G-Miss
Josephine VI. Jewell, daughter o: Post
master Jewell, was married this evening
to Arthur NJ. Dodge, of New
York. The wedding was very brilliant
affair and many distinguished persons
were present, including Secretary
Bristow, Attorncy-General Plcrrepont,
Attorney General Phelps, Hon. John
Hay, Of Philadelphia; Henry Waiter
son. of the Louisville Co,T'ter-JowHGl;
Samuel Bowlcs, of Springfield; Governor
lugersoll; Hon. L. ". Kelly General D..
L. Haw.cy; JLdgc- Carpenter and Par
dee and many others.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October 0.-Co.ton--
l2}c. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Whcat-Stcady and firm at 81 20@l 40,
Corn-A shade frmcr at COO G2c. Oats
Firm at 3OG45c. Barlcy-Firm and
unchanged. Rye-Dull Mt 7jms0c.
Pork-Ohcrings and demand light ut
81 75. Lard-Quiet and firm; steam
l3sc; kettle 133mlici summer sold at
l3gMl3gc. Bulk Mcats-Nominally un-
changed. Bacon-Scarce and firm; shoul-
dcrs ic; clear rib li3Grljc; clear I5,c.
Hogs-Dull; stockcr, 81 jOr,G -; COM
mon to good light 50 25G7 - Whisky
demand good at tull prices at - -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-07
A RADICAL MUSS.
The Friar's Point Troubles
Senator Alcorn, Gov. Ames
and a Colored Sheriff
the Cause.

MEMPHIS, October G.-Thc following
dispatch to the Associated Press has just
been received:
FRIAR's PoINT, Miss. 5, via HELENA,
8 A. NJ, October G.-The sheriff OF
Coahamn county caused our town to be
invaded this morning by an armed mob
of negroes. We drove them back. We
are fully organized for defense, with Sen
ator Alcorn and General Chalmers in
command. The sheriff has fled the coun-
try. Send aid Immediately.
[Signedl II. +. REID,
GEo. K. ALCoRN.
The impression prevails that there will
be no bloodshed ut Friar's Point and
Notwithstanding the numerous teIcgrams
for men and arms, no steps have been
taken to forward either.
An ApDcaIS reporter, now at Helena,
tclcgraphs and says: Accounts from
Frlar's Point late last night, state that
Senator Alcorn and Sheriff Brown, col
ored, were the cause of the apprchcndsd
trouble. At the Convention Saturday
night, Alcorn denounced Brown severely
and on Sunday, Brown used severe lam
cunge in reply, and said he wanted his
friends to come to town on Monday ana
he would expose Alcorn, whothcn threa-
cned to shoot Brown. The latter then
summoned number of negroes, who pre-
pared to come to his assistance. On
Tuesday, Alcorn sent word to Helena to
General Tappan, of the State Militia, for
arms and men but only Il few were sent
down. as the people here have no sympa'
thy in the fuss, while they consider the
personal grievances between Alcorn and
Brown growing out Of Ames' antagonism
to Alcorn and his desire to have the dis
turbancc so rs to have troops sent to Mis-
sissippi.
The latest adviceS are, "that Aicorn has
seventy cavalry and forty infantry, with
which: he had driven Brown and 200
armed negroes, who retrcated three miles
from town, where they made Il stand.
No fighting had yet occurred and no
body of men have left or will 90 from
Helena. This in substance is the cause
and nature of the difficulty, which Is
purely personal and political between
A!corn. Brown and AmGs, who Is de-
tcrmincd to dcmoish Acorn's political
strength and employs Brown, who cX-
cites the negroes, to his assistance"
The steamer Maud, just up, reports no
fighting at Friar's Point, and that affairs
remain just as they were yesterday and
last night. 1t is not advisable for Mem
phis to send troops
In order to arrive at an understanding
of the state of affairs there, as shown III
the foregoing special, it may be stated
that in Coahama county the negroes
have u majority of five toone against :ho
whites, and that since the split in the
Republican party in that State ''herIl
Brown. who is Kentuckian, has been
the leader of the anti-Alcorn party.
Friurs Point is the home Of Senator Al
corn, and the contest between the rival
factions has been heated one,
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union.

CINCINNATI, October 6.-Thc Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America, AS
sembled here to-day. About two hun
dred delegates were present, representing
every State in the Union. Addresses were
delivered by Archbishop Purcell and
Bishop Toebc of CovinSton.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: On constitutional amendments,
on address to the people Of America and
Ireland, on address to the Pope, and on
immigration.
The reports of the presidents of the
subordinate unions wNf received, and ex-
bibt n marked increase in the numbers
of new societies and additional members.
4 telegram was ordered to be- sent to
the HOLY Father at Rome, expressing
sympathy with him in his troubles and
begging his blessing upon the Conven-
tion.
The Committee on Credentials report
ed the number of societies in the Union
nj $50.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY October G.-CattIe-
Receipts to-day Gl2 head, all for sale
here, making 1923 head tor the two days
past. Supply heavy and market active
at depressed prices ic fully oil from yes.
tcrday. Prime to extra SGGiG 7j; medi-
um to good 81 jOGj 10; common to fair
So SOC4 90; bulls - j0@& co. stockcrs
- 5O@3 80.
Hog>-Rrceipts today 2,G4O head and
j,6Gj head for two days; Workers s. 80
as %; Philadephias - 2j@s 60.
Shecp-Receipts to-day $500 head,
and 10000 head for two days; selling nj
- 50G5 %.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. October G.-Pctro.
loum-Rchncd l@!; crude l0mlO!c.
Flour-Steady; extras s. OOCij 30; high
grades IS OOC,s -. Whcat-In better
request; Pennsylvania red, new, 81 iOC9
| ~; amber new 81 2jdl IS; white
new 81 4jMl4s. Rye-Firm ut
zoe. Corn-Wcnk at 7l@7jc. Oats
Firm at ijG j0c. WhiSky-Activc nt
81 Is. Buttcr-Stcady; New York and
Bradford county cXtras 3l!T34c; hrsts
2S(a3Oc; western extra 2GG2Sc; ilr.ts,
22m2ic Chccsc-Firm; fine western
HOLE Eggs-Quict western fresh pc.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsHgRGH, October G.-Whcat-
In fair demand; new red 81 2jc, 30;
old do 81 35Ml ij. Corn-Dull, sh"llcd
G9m TO; ear 72Ci73. Petroleum Qmct
and weak crude 81 i2lGl - at Park
er's; refined l2ic for Philadelphia de-
livery.
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GENERAL NOTES.

NEtEll 70 Nl.3nn dollars worth OF
upilm yearly +, consumed blythe Chinese
o.. California.
Two HUNDRED and sixty thousand
votes will be- required 20 elect the next
Gryrrsur Of Ohio.
Ara late woman's rights meeting out
West, transparcncics were carried bear
Dr.. the motto, "No ballots, no babies
Miss TExxIE c. CLAFLIS will begin
bog dramatic career in Baltimore It, Pau
uar iu the Lady of Lyons.
The eldest son of the Prince of Wales
nov large enough to dance with his
-,yuI gr.udma lie is described at Court
70, Prince Albert Victor, Of Wales.
The Republican majority in Name
tg, not cna-cd vet 10 grow beautifully
.,-,. --latest reliable returns make it TO
hron.y $50
Tug Warr-n L,iayr says the fight this
fall j, fight between bond and bank,
and factory and furnace, and the latter
will win.
ME JvsurE SMITH, of Savannah,
Gcorsia has in al elaborate opinion, de-
r,dcd that an umbrella is property. The
mind of the world can now take rest
MENTION smaIc of veteran in Al
hany who suffered badly. and who got
himself ntotrolbc by iuquiring where
'iA" Army Of the CU-om-bcrland" WAS
100 session.
THERE is nothing like system and
proper headings and classiGcations in
newspaper. For instance: Under the
mead Of useful and interesting" Phila-
dephla paper describes the drowning of
Two hundred pilgrims in India.
Coon times are coming. We are told
that the quantity of peach brandy manu-
Mc.urd in Delaware this season will be
immense There ARE now innumcrab.c
''-i.orn' iuoprration, and several NOR"
"'. '">rt up. The low price of fruit
i', disposed many growers 10 make
brandy "ho never did before.
Ay.,.. a.. ..,., ........ as
'''' "'''I'"'," S'"'"''S u
Massachusetts, is one which fines a young
m@ 'or walking with his sweetheart
r.. '.'.,''Tn' N'" 'n|' , y nara case
,r.s.''. ~ ''.', ''''| ,''U'' ''"' 'S
&.N',h The ,h;ar, Of HI, od"r,iops os :,
.aa,-. Ii, AN Outrage.
.0N1J JouN $. MosBY had mar
q" escape yr,,, ossossi,o,ion IN q rail.
r.al ,.,.r ,"n
r,.r-.., ''' virgin" MidI"hu
s-.I,,.s. Monday some miScrCant
rj tr-.r.. ID. ,a" train, and the ball pass
Mu.by., Ia I.'. window very near to Col.
a,.r,,n. T.,.r. /. Is roportcd that several
,-.r.,f,G;. aa'" b""n made to throw
.." "h the track
''EEF b. 'i, tree. g,s l.;,. ,roo.. s,,,o
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The Big organ and the H,1rdg GIu'iy
... unite m making their last spasmodIc
rs. The latter for the strained and
,,. veteran ,who can point to moth
..... ass ever accomplishcd), and the
,m- It's MERRY Andrew with all
.mc implies. See NOAH WEE
.. Unabridged, latest addition. But
~. rather inclined to think that
ga.ar Intelligence will triumph over
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. October 6.-W Gather un-
favorable and business light in all depart
ments. Cotton goods steady with IN
changed prices. Cotton Ianncls in good
demand and firm; chcyiots less active;
prints quiet; gingham- in active demandi
dress good AMI felt skirts in steady re-
quest; wool fqnncls in fair demand and
steady. Foreign dress goods fairly active
and in light supply.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, October e. Flour Steady
and IN moderate demand. Wheat
Dul'and lower; No. waite Michigan
81 2SI; No. > do 81 Il; extra 81 81;
amber 81 25l; seller October 81 %.
Corn-Dull and lower; high mixed seller
October G0!c; seller year.j0ci no grade
j7lc. Onts-Stcndy and in moderate
demand; No. spot and seller Octo ber
&7c; seller November 313ci Michigan
37c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-07
for Cuba-The CarIist War.

Madrid, September 6.-Nine hundred
soldiers sailed from Barcelona, Tuesday,
for Cuba, and 5000 more are now en-
barking for the same destination. The
Carlists have apparently abandoned their
batteries before San Sebastian. 1t Is oil.
cially announced that the Carlist Cen
eral ScbalIs has entered France
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Nashville Bfood-IIorse Associaiion.

NASHVILLE. October 6.-The third
day of the fall meeting of the Nashville
Blood-horsc Association. The attendance
was fair. The drilling rain MI night
and up to noon to-day made the track II
little heavy.
The first race, for the Buford stakes
for three year olds, two mile heats $50 p.
y, association added $500, closed October
3. 1873. with twenty-four subscribers.
W. +. Linck's ch George Graham |, =
3. |; Emult IL Swceneys ch Emma G =,
20, l. ,; George A. Rice & Co.'S
b Volcano 4, o, b.; Charles
\. Lewis ch c Verdigris, 3, dist; A..
Chcatham's b Nindicator, dist. Time
3:lGI, 3:iGI, 3:5Oi and 3:49!. This is
considered one of the best contested races
ever run on this track. Pools sold on
this race, previous to the first heat, at the
following average: Graham, SlGO; Val
cano, $50: Emma c., $5G; field >33. After
the second heat: Emma G., $500; Nolca-
no. $3.50 After the third heat no pools
were sold.
The second race was dash of Il mile
and half; purse $500. James Frank
Inns IN Arizona, /; John b. Todd's be
Millionaire, ,; Williams " OwIngs be
Fairplny, ,. Time, 2:i5. The pools on
this race avcraged Fairplay, SlGO; Ar
iona, SO; Millionaire, $50.
The third race was dash of mile
and nm eighth for Il purse of $50. /.
J. Mcgibbcns ch Weatherly, |; A.
kcrnc Richards b kittic, . Gilman
" Bros. b r Grcnoble, ;; James Frank
lin's ch Planinoo; James Davis ch
Damon; Williams " OwIngs gr Lon
donderry: William G. Mciaverick X
Cos Highland Vintage. Time 2:Ci!.
The pools sold on this race averaged
Wcatherly, $50; Kittie, so; Grenoblc,
S36. Field. $40
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wheeling Stock Market,
CHRIsTMASS STOCK YARDS,
WEDNESDAY, oct. G,

4
The stock market was very good last
week, the arrivals Of cattle and hogs be-
ing Inrg" and the demand very good.
The prices remain about the same,
though the stock offered Is Of better
quality.
CATTLE-Arrivals during the week,
- head; sold at 81 OO@4 - per cwt.
HoGs-Arrivals during the week, 1913
head sold att l@ SIC per b.
SHBEr-ArrIvals during the week, 81
head sold at 3@ i!c per 10.
LAMBs-Arriya.s during the week 9
head; sold j@j!c,s per ID.
FRESH mich cows sold at from S35 to
~ per head and calves brought from
500 to 100 per head.
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Letter from Wendell Phillips on the

New YORK, October 6.-The NerGtd
publishes letter of Wendell Phillips 10
the Legal Tender Club, Of this city. 1t
is an aggressive answer to the recent
srcech OF Mr.. Schurz and advocates the
necessity for more greenbacks and less
checks and answers Schurz'S "rs
rumcnt relative to irrcdcemab!e currcn-
cy by reference to the recent financial
history of France and Germany.
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Proposed Constitutional Amend
menIs I'm Connecticut.

HARTFORD, October G.-The vote in
this State on Monday, on the COnstitu-
tional amendment changing the time OF
the State election from spring to fall and
making the Governors time two years,
was 3S,676 yeas and 2,j0l nays, with
eight towns to hear from. The vote on
the amendment giving the Legislature
power to restore forfeited rights to an
elector was 29,jS0 yeas to 1919 nays,
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"For the Blood IL the Life. -

Sec Deuteronomy, xii: %. The blood
beng the source from which the system
Is built up and from which we derive
our mental as well as physical capabili-
tiles, how important that II should be-
kept pure. II 1t contains vile, fostering
polsons, all organic functions become
cniccbcd. Settling upon important or
gans, as the lungs, liver and kidneys, the
effect is most disastrous. Hence il be-
hoovcs all to keep their blood in n per-
iectly healthy condition, and more cspc-
cially does this apply at this particular
season Of the year than at any other.
! No matter what the exciting cause may
be- the real cause Of lnrgc proportion
Of all diseases Is bad blood. Now, DR..
Pierce does not wish to place hi. Golden
Medical Discovery in the catalogue Of
quack patent uOstrums, by recommending
| II To- cure any disease, nor does he go rec
ommcnd IT. on the contrary, there
are hundreds of diseases that he HcknOwl-
edges it will not cure. but what he does
claim j. this. that there Is but one form
Of N,od disease that it will not cure, and
that disease j. cancer. He does not re-
]
vet he knows il To- De the most searching
blood cleanser yet discovered, and that II
will free the blood and system of all
other bIOOd-pOisons be- the animal, vegc-
table, or mineral The Golden Medical
Discovery Is ,ra,rGnfed by him 10 curs
the worst forms Of Skin Diseases, nl
forms of BIotchcs, Pimpes and Erup.
tions; also OF Giandular Swelling and
the worst form of Scroiulous and / lccr.
atcd Sores of the Neck, Legs, or other
parts, and all Scrofulous Diseases Of the
Cones, rs " bite Swelings, Fever Sores,
Ilip-joint and Splnai Dlseuse--all Of
which belong to Scrofulous diseases.
oSFIRMED.-mP-JoIST DISEASE CURED.
W. GROVE STATION, Iowa
Dr. Pierce, BgGalo, v. T.:
DEAR Shiny wife first became lame
nine wears ago. Swelling would appear
and disappear on her hip, and ,hc WINS
GRADUALLY becoming reduced. and her
whole system rotten with diset.-e. Ia 1871
"A ,we!ling broke on her lip, dischargIng
large quantities, and since that time there
are several openings. Have had five
doctors, at an expense Of Sl2j, who say
nothing will DO any good but surgical
operation.
July II, 1873, he writes thus: Ny
wife has certainly received a great bene.
tit from the use of your discovery, for
she was not able to get of the bed and
WAS not expected TO live week when she
commenced using it, a year ago. She
has been doing most OF her work for
over six monthsc Has used twenty bot
ties, and is .till using it. Her recovery
!, considered rs almost a miracle, and we
attribute II al 10 the use Of your vaiua.
bic medicine. | can cheerfully recom-
mend il Il, a blood-purlticr and strength
rr,torrr. j. NJ. ROBINSON.
Golden Medical Discovery is sold by
Druggists.
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4 FEW Republicans might possibly
vote for Captain ANDY on account Of ms
mon League record; but how any
Dem3zst can do it, it is hard to un-
lcrstand. Those assessments Ito be
elected at the point Of the bayonct)
w,-c published two days ago, and they
.-. no. We. denied. 1t was an "odious
r-.ortdiug.
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A Wife Kicked and Beaten to Death

ToLEpo, October Ga Frenchman
named Julius Pontiney, residing at
Swan Creek, Monroe county, Michigan,
kicked and boat his wife to death Mon
day night and made good his escape. 1t
is supposed he has fled to Canada.
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ALL We ask to-day is for every man to
..,,a,- the matter in all lis bearings in
own mind fairly, honestly and con-
....rtiouslv. and then VOTE.
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vg.v ,.r reports tins morning the
.- are that the weather to-day
cloudy, with northwest winds,
.mpsraturc, and rain.