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sKowHroAN, October 23.-ln the town
Of Mercer, yesterday, Mrs. Walton, the
divorced wife Of Hiram Walton, who was
living with s. Tracy, was shot dead by
Tracy, in tit Of Jealousy. Tracy then
killed himself.
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The gamblers Of Louisville have all
been indicted and probably will be com
pletely routed, as the law and the COM
munity have been stirred up against
them by the exposures made in the
CJurier.J Journal,
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E,rnItlrss 11rcsilrntion.

ALEXANDRIA, October 23.-The com.
mittee investigating the Montpelier lot
tery,rcport that glnring frauds have been
practiced on the ticket.holders, but that
they cannot discover the responsible
guilty parties.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Trnnsferrcd 10 u. 4. Court.

New ORLEANS, October 23.-After
three days argument in the Superior
District Court, the case Of the "two or
phans" has been transferred to the United
Sintes Court.
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NEW York, October 2S-Thomas II.
Ferris was probably fatally shot by Ed.
ward llaggerty in front Of The Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel during quarrel growing out
Of n contest for the State Senate between
John Morrissey and Jno. Fox.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-The fol.
lowing is from Thibadeaux, La., dated to.
day: Francois Fort, fugitive from JUS
ticc from New Orleans, was killed yester.
day by deputy sheriff in attempting 10
escane after being arrested.
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ISD1ASAPoLIs, October 2i.-Luther
Martin, a prominent real estate broker
Of this city and Chicago, was thrown from
bis buggy while out riding last evening
and died this morning from the injuries
received.
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DR, BEARD, an English physician, is
taking the trouble to prove that brains
are conducive to longevity. Intellectual
force Is buta form Of vital force, and where
vital force predominatcs lie ia persist
cnt. Michael Angelo was able to under.
take the architecture Of st, Peters at ~
years OF age, because his genius was to
him life. There is u deal Of ignorant
notion about the mortality Of prccoCious
children, but prccocity Is properly sign
Of health and an occasion Of longevity.
PreCocious children are more frequently
spoiled by the indulgence Of their par
ents, whom their sprightly wit and Tyr
ranic spirits overmaSter, than through
any hygienic disadvantage to which
their precocity subjects them. DR.. Beard
finds that 500 Of the most celebrated
thinkers and brain.workers whom the
world has produced give an average age
Of Ga, and 100 Of them described as preco-
cious in their childhood an average Of
GGI.
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CHICAGO, October 30. Comptroller
Hays has rcmitted to the American Ex.
change National Bank Of New York one
million dollars to pay the Chicago cortifi.
Gates Of Indebtedness November lat.
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NAsHvrLLB, October 99.=-AtFfanklin,
Tenn, this morning Judge MoLemore de.
cided against the verdict Of the grand ju.
RI In The case 81 Gifin and Allison lot
the killing Of Col. House, and admitted
them to bail in the sum Of $4,000 each
which they readily gave,
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LOUISVILLE, October GA four.year.
old daughter Of Nlinuil Moreney leaped
from the arms Of her mother this after.
noon while near the railroad track, and
was crushed to death by a passing train
before her parent could rescue her.
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BROWN, THE CoLORED SHERIFF,

Of Coahoma county, Miss, who has beer
In Helena since the Friars Point trouble
has returned home and will offer a new
bond on Monday.
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necresSe m ReoisIEa,ior.

NEw YoRK, October Qs.-Resisltation
for the election Of November goth closed
to-day with an aggregate Of l44,e34 votes
against l46,2ls last year.
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The Whisky Frauds.

sr. LOUIS, October 23.-ln the United
States District Court, for the Westerf
District Of Missouri, the case OF Col. Johr
A. Joyce, which has been in progress fOl
several days, was concluded this afternoon
and the Jury returned verdict Of guilty
on all the four counts Of Indictment
The first two counts charge Joyce with
having knowledge or Information OF the
violation OF the revenue law, by +. Elm
men & Co., distillerS, Of Kansas, In moi
making entries in thair books rs required
by law, and OF emptying packages with
out cancellingthe stamps, and In not rc
porting the same TO his superior OlGcer
The third count charges him with having
knowledge that Sheehan Il Son, distillerS
Of st. Joseph, distilled spirits with the
view to dClraud the United States Of rev
enuc. The fourth count charges him
with ConSpiring and conniviDg with Ed
ward Sheehan TO dsfraud the Govern
inent.
The penalties on each count Of the IN.
dictment are imprisonment in the peni'
tentiary not less than six months nor
more than three years, and o fine OF moi
less 81 900 nor more than $1,000, and to
be forever debNrted from holding under
the United States Government any Office
Of honor, trust or profit. A motion fOr
new trial was made by Joyces counsel
which will bc argued next week.
The motion for new trial in the case
Of John L. Bittenger, who was convicted
some days ago for making fraudulent
vouchers "a United States gaugeb will
be argued on Wednesday next, and . like
motion In the case Of Calder, Adder 4
TurBt,w will be argued on Saturday next,
Colonel Joyce was placed In the custo'
dy Of the United States Marshal after the
jury rendered their verdict, but he has
The freedom Of the city.
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New HAVEN, Conn, October 23.-On
Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, mar.
tied only q few weeks ago, were burned
to death during fire in the house Of su.
san Bradley at Cheshire.
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MEMPHIS, October pa special 10 the
Atdldnthe from Helena, Ark, says Tom
DAILY, q carpenter, was stabbed and killed
in Creamer's saloon last night, by Tom
Hovey, who Is In Jail to answer.
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Ottman, Halleck and Brown, charged
with the robbery $4,000 from the treas
ury, were in court. There was no
definite action on the motion made by
their counsel to require the government
to elect on which indictment they would
rAlI
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GERMANY.

MILAN, October 23.-The Emperor OF
Germany will leave here this afternoon
for Berlin.
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The District Commissioner to-day is
sued 4 warrant for the payment Of the
November interest in gold on the thirty.
year bonds Of the late corporation Of
Washington, and the interest will be paid
without rebate on and after, Monday
nnyt
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Hubert H. Bancroit's "Native Races OF
the Pacific States" Is to be completed to-
night, when the finishing touch will have
been given the stereotype plates OF the
9th volume. These viii be forwarded at
once to New York and London, so that
the last volume may appear simultane-
ously in both cities. The five volumes
contain an aggregate Of 1900 pAges-the
result Of Mr.. Bancroits labors for the
past fifteen years.
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wILDI.DLE WINS a RACE,

At Bay District to-day the fOur.mile
dash between the Eastern horses Grin.
stead and. .Wild.idle was won by the latter
in 5,Ohl
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ninn irnn, iiIa itL Inlntins.

have the honor to romain, yours sincerely,
ApERsEY CuRlostRHoY,
PtfaN Merchant of Rnrla,
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CINCINNATI, October 23.-McDonald 4
Co., Wooster, o., manufactures Of agri'
cultural implements, have made an as
Signment; liabilities, 100000. Tho fail
ure throws two hundred men ont OF en-
ployment.
ASSIGNMENTS.
DETROIT, October 23,-Taws, Mill &
Co., have made an assignment.
Wick Il Bros, foundry men Of East
Saginaw, also assigned liabilities, SjOr
00O
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san FRANCISCO.
Rife Shooting.

SAN Francisco, October 2S,-At the
rifle range to-day Governor Pacheco
opened the Team match at 200 yards by
making in 10 shots score Of 20, in q
possible score Of so. The match is not
yet completed, Kellogg won in the 600
yard contest, making a score Of 90 in
poHsible Ecore of Of.
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SnrSnT" ConnSnv ~ W6ceIInV. tnr iho rnIn"H;sh", ]
u the fire business Of this Company be- and the same
Is hereby accepted, and tho President Of this Com.
mny, together with MeSsts. Reid, GOshOrn and
UlIrIeh, are hereby appointed committee to con.
simnaie tho transfer Of reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of the
assets Of tho IeAbUly lnslFnhcO Company, II Il
found to be perfectly responsible.
lsIgnedl {. II. COLLIER, sec'y.
lsignedl A. WILSON, Pres't,
Upon examination Of tho assets and liabilities Of
tho Peabody Insurance Company, We are fully sNi-
lslcd as to Ia responsibility.
Islgnod john REID,
A. WILSON,
WIN. 8. HOSHORN,
THOs. 0'BRlEN,
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Died.

BURLINGTON, W., October 2l.-lIon
David P. Noyes died this evening, aged 81
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY 1NTELLIGENcER
BUSINESS FAILURES.

New YoRK, October 2S.-AmOng the
failures yesterday outside Of stock specu-
lAtOrS WSS that Of Joachim Davis, tumblet
merchant, and Wyman, on Broadway,
dealer in books. The failure Of Hoffman
4 Co., dealers in dry goods, on Broadway,
was announced yesterday; liabilities,
100000. The Stock Exchange failures
were Cumberland g. White, Chas. Ward,
K. J. Fuller and Howard Irvine. The
minor operators who got on the bear side
Of a bull market were squeezed,
Hoffman 4 Co., dry goods dealers, deny
that they have suspended, as reported In
the morning papers, They expect to sur.
vive their difficulties. Jacob Eeltman,
shield manufacturer, on Walker street,
has stopped payment.
THE AMEs FLOW COMPANY EMBARRASSED,
BosToN, October 23.-The Ames plow
company Is temporarily embarrassed.
Liabilities S2ls,I47. Assets S542,S9l.
The creditors think q reasonable extern
sion will enable tho company to pay in
full and go on,
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wife Of Colonel Robert +. Rivers, pro,
prietor of the st. Charles Hotel, died
lids morning after a short illness.
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Articles. In 1850 In 1874 In 1874.
Rio colcc fdtstcl,lhl n IS 81 72.7
ltst OoonS tea lbs 1874 Is "a
tSsi, iGs'a.,...".""s,sl8 i $40 %
Klndllng wond, ,eorlS 3Ol OIL
LAnoRRR on cARrMAS IN A FACTORY WIN ma
WEEKS wAdEs COULD PURCHASE:
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MONTREAL, October 23.-The Harvard
College boys won the international foot
ball match.
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Tho failure of Robert TiItOn, wooden
manufacturer and proprietor Of the
Spring Mills at Cavendish, Vermont, 90.
casiOns no little excitement in the wool
trade of this city. His Indebtedness is
quite large, the result mainly Of pur-
chases Of wool In this market, Liabilities
ahout Sl4O ONO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-20
How a Lover Cut a Hnlf.Marrled
Rival Out.

The Salem (Oregon) Statesman tells
the following interesting story OF two
bridegrooms troubles:
ga few days since young man hail
ing from the clasic precincts OF the La
Creole applied to the County Clerk of
Polk comfy for license to marry
yonng lady, which the accommodating
Clerk issued. The same day another
young man applied for q license to
marry. The Clerk was not in, and his
deputy issued the license. The two IL
censes were issued for tho same girl.
The first party hastened to the house OF
his young inamorata, and fixed up in
gay attire, then hastened to minister's
residence to have the knot tied in reg
ular orthodox style. While the cerc-
mony was being performed, party No.
2 came painting into the room, his face
flushed and his almost broken heart
humping perceptibly. In answear to
the question ii there were any who OBJ
jected to the bans, No. 2 yelled out he
did, at the same time presenting bis H.
cense dulv issued and signed by the
County Clerk, Here was a quandary
the man of God couldn't get through
his clerical brain, and he stopped, leav-
irg the party unmarried. No. camo
to this city the next day to consult an
attorney. He was in world Of trouble
frustrated in his cherished desire of
wedding his lady love the day before,
he wanted to appeal TO the law, per-
haps to an injunction on his rival, No.
2. While No 2 took the mucb-covet.d
Rose of Dallas to another dispenser Of
conubial ties, and was married. When
he returned he found that while no had
gained his point as to law his rival had
gained his point in matrimony.'
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PLEASANTRlES.

CoSUNppUMs.-When does chair
dislike youi When it cannot bear you.
What is the best epitaph for a canni-
bali "One who loved his fellow-men."
When are two kings like three lnilesi
When they make league.
CURIOSITY GRATrYIED.- inquir-
ing man thrust his fingers into horses
mouth to see bow many teeth be had.
The horse closed his mouth TO SEQ how
many fingers the man had. The GU
riosity of each was fully satisfied.
SrRArEGY.-A Fitcbburg man de-
veloped a fine strategic talent tho
other day. He was paying hack fare,
when hs dropped three bank bills, and
the wind whisked them swiftly away.
After unavailing search for IN boar,
bright idea struck him. He folded a
piece of paper and dropped it where
the bills fell, followed its fight, and
where it rested there he found also his
money.
PSs.-A SchooLboy being reques.
ted 10 write a composition upon tho
subject Of "Pins,' produced the follow
ing: .Pins are very useful. They
have saved the lives Of . great, many
men, women and children, in fact,
whole families" "IIow 90" asked the
puzzled teacher. And the boy replied,
.Why, by not swallowing them" This
matches the story of the other boy.
who defined salt as the 'tstuf that
makes potstoes taste bad when you
don't pat on any"
HoxEsr AT LAsr.-A country wo-
man went into q store on Hanover
street, Boston, the other day, and put
ting four dollars on the counter, re-
marked to tho clerk: There; four
teen years ago, twill be fifteen this fall,
bought something next door, and
gave them q dollar bill, bet they
couldn't give me the change; so il.ey
sent boy into the next shop. and he
brought me back the change for fvs
dollars instead Of one dollar, / took H.;
but 'taint no use, ! Amt a-going 70 keep
it any longer; 20 there it IL s1l back
again" And before the astonishsd
clerk had time 70 mako any inquiries,
she was goss-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-20
They Left tl,e Baby.

One day recently two young women,
respectfully attired, arrived in Water
ford, Ireland, from New Ross, by the
mail car, one of them carrying a baby
about two months old. They shortly
afterward procured lodgings in house
in New street, their story being that
they were going the following morning
by the Liverpool steamer; that they
were sisters-in-law; that the one was
going to join her husband in Liverpool,
as they were going to America, and
the other was going to see her brother
aud sister-in-law of.
Tea was served up TO order, and as
the parties had travelled from Ross it
was agreed to by all parties that glass
of punch would not do them any harm.
The landlady went for it, leaving her
family, which consisted OF four children,
behind, her husband, who is employed
at nights not being present. Her el-
derest girl is twelve years Of age, and
after the mother had gone one of the
strangers asked the girl to hold the ba-
by, giving her at the same time two
half crowns and saying that they were
going out to see what time the steam
er would start the next day and they
would be back in ten minutes, and in
the meantime if the baby cried she was
to give it the sucking bottle, which she
provided her with. The unsuspecting
girl took the child aud the two stran
gers departed.
In about quarter Of an hour the
mother returned with pint of Pope's
best, and on entering the room she
found her daughter singing sweetly to
the little cherub. Inquiring where the
strangers were, was told, her daughter
a. the same time giving her the two
half crowns she had received by nur-
sing. The landlady at once feit con-
vinced that she was duped and raised
the alarm, and just as her grief was
loudest her husband walked in and de-
manded to know what was the matter.
The sight of the new arrival coupled
with his wifes grief and the bawling of
the children completely overcome him.
The neighbors soon heard OF the trick
that had been played, and there was
immense merriment in the street. The
child will certainly find it's way into the
Union, when the ratepayers will have
the pleasure of supporting it-Ez-
change
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-03-20
LETTER FROM LEErOwN.
March 9th, 1875.

The Stockholders of the jefferson
County Agricultural College" met at
Woodbury." on the 27,h ult., and
transacted some business of minor ih,-
portance, but did not elect Directors as
there was not full representation of
the Stockholders. An adjourned meet
ing will be held April the hrst, when
Directors will be chosen. II is pro-
posed to open the school for the re-
ception of students in September next,
provided capital stock of $4,000 can
be secured, and think that it can o
easily done, as subscribers will have ten
years IN which to pay up the stock
taken, paying by installments OF five
per cent each six months, except that
ten per cent is to be paid by Srpteu-
Der ist. Several thousand dollars Of
the stock has been taken already. AT
present the prospects of the embryo
college are very hattering.
With view to moro concerted ac-
ton in the work Of advancing the tenn.
perance cause, delegates fromthe Good
Templar Lodges at Vsncleuvesville,
Middleway and Leetown, met here last
Saturday evening, and organized a"Dis-
trict Council The officers of the new
organization are, John NJ. Nicely, ID.
c. r.; James T. Liuleton, ID. V. T.;
Henry S. Leagues, ID. Sect; Casper +.
Johnson, ID. c.; L. b. Garrett, ID. NJ;
VIM Roberts, ID. /. g.; b. Fellers, ID.
o. G. The Council will meet alter
nately, with the various lodges; the
next meeting will be held with Berke-
ley Lodge, on the 18th inst
A short time ago, Rumor said that
James O'Sullivan, sprig Of the Emcr-
aid Isle, and who is now rusticating
near Kearneysville, had fallen heir TO rn
immense fortune, from some departed
relative in the 'ould counthry," AMI
placing the "windfall' at Jorfy-,sprn
millions Of dollars, aud that sum has
increased in the imaginations Of somc
of those who have been thinking about
it." to seventy miiiions, which wo tear
is larger SUN than Jimmy can handle
with convenience.
Personally we have but little con6-
dence in the rumors.
Business matters are dull, and moth
ing of interest transpiring.
solomon Boyer, of this vicinity has
purchased Is acres of land at Van
cleavesville, paying S45.OO per acre.
Very truly yours,
TEMPLAR.
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Broken Promises.

Reader, never break your promises |!
And to this end, never make a promise
that you are not sure you can fulfill.
You may think it tritiing matter to
make an appointment with friend or
agree to do a certain thing, and then
fail to "come to time" but it is assur-
edly not small affair II you get into
the habit of neglectiDg to make good
your promises, how long do you think,
will your friends and acquaintances
have confidence in youi The nearest
and dearest of them will in time learn
to doubt you, and will put but little
faith in your words. And there is o
way of half meeting ones obligations,
which might be called "bending" .
promise, which is also very bad prac-
tice, and should be carefully avoided.
For instance, you agree, to meet per-
son at a certain time; but instead of be-
ing punctual, you put in an appearance
several minuets, perhaps an hour, after
time. or you promise to do something
for friend, and only partially perform
the duty. You may not exactly have
certainly bent it which is almost, if not
quite, as bad.
Keep your promises to the letter;
be prompt and exact, and it will save
you much trouble and care through
life, and win for You the respect and
trust of YOUR friends.
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TO CONSUMPTlVES.

rphe advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Comsuinp-
ton, by simple remedy, as anxious Ito to
moke rrC Known to his fellow sufferers the
mos m,oan Of cnre. To all who desire it, he
fins wiI send nc copy of the prescription used, sd
free re- of charge with the directions n 3, Tor or
nnrenaring and using the same, which they
Ywili find sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma. bronchitis, sc. Parties wishing
the prescription will please address.
WV Rev. E. a. WILSON,
494 Penn ST., Williamsburgh, n. u.
Nov. %. 1874. o"'
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BE HAPPY AS YOU CAN.

This life is not all sunshine,
Nor is it yet all showers,
But storms and calms alternate,
AS thorns among the flowers;
And while we seek the roses,
The thorns full oft we scan,
Still let us, though they wound us,
Be happy as we can.
This life has heavy crosses,
As well as joy to share,
And griefs and disappointments,
Which you and must bear;
Yet. if misfortune's lava
Entombs Hopes dearest plan,
Let us with what is left US,
Be happy as we can.
The sun of our enjoyment
Is made of little things,
AS of the broadcast rivers
Are formed from smaller springs:
BY treasuring small waters
The rivers reach their span,
So we increase our pleasure,t
Enjoying what we can.
There may be burning deserts
Through which our feet may 60,
But there are given oases
Where pleasant palm trees grow;
And if we may not follow
The path our hearts would fain,
Let us make all around us
AS happy as we can.
Perchance we may not climb with
Ambition to its goal
Still let us answer "present,
Where duty calls the roll;
And whatever our appointment,
BE nothing less than man;
And, cheerful in submissions;
Be happy as we can.
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The Culpeper Observer says that a
disease far more fatal than the epizoo-
tic has broken out among the horses in
different places. A staggering gait
and loss of appetite, accompanied by
a violent cough and fever are its char
acteristics, and post mortem examina-
tons show the disease to be serious
affection of the lungs.
A young lady in Montreal who went
to bed with her corsets on hadn't woke
up at last accounts.
Real bawl dresses-B Baby clothes.