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Vessel In DtstFeaS-

New YORK, August 22-Arrived-
Steamship Deruyter from Antwerp;
Frisia from Hamburg. The latter reports
that on the 18th inst she saw Spanish
schooner in distress; found her to be the
Josquina from ST. Domingo tor Havre.
Took OF the Captain, one SAILOR and
passenger. The rest Of the crew, FIVE IN
number, were reported dead Of starva-
tion.
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TIE Republicans who embrace the
-, General LoNGsTREET and hug the
.,,,ious rebel guerri"s MosBI to their
..,.oms. set up a cry at WADE HAMPTON!
rbs hvpocrites!
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smoke Taetory Rnrned.

ST.. LOUIS. August 22.-Ws.ermsn's
hub and spoke factory, on Collins street.
together with three small tenement
houses adjoining, burned this afternoon
LES estimated at from Sl5.O 900 TO e2o,uCo
Insured in the Connecticut Fire for
$1,000: Commerce, OF London, 5000
Pbenir, of Hartford. $500; Shoe and
Leather, of Boston, $500.
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Tur THAMES PROFESSIONAL CREW is
nov on it, way to take part IN our Cen
tenui.l regatta. Such an interesting
mper of oarsmen never before took
lace st sny point to test their muscle as
VII. gather on the Schuylkill, SO that we
may congratulate ourselves in advance
,cst the International boat race will
Prove y grand success.
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Pork Packers ConveBtiob.

CHICAGO August ~ 2--The Secretary
OF the Pork Packers Association OF the
United States will issue call IN few
dsvs for the holding of the annual con-
veniion a. Indianapolis on Wedn esday,
October 4,h. A msjOrrty of the Board
of Directors voted 70 accept the invita-
ton of the Pork Packers Association TO
hold the session in that city.
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r,,. .s Phillip.burx. Pa.

PIrrsBURGH, August 2 The msin
building of the Soldiers Orphans School,
q. Pnillipsblrg, Beaver county, twenty
FIVE miles down the Ohio river. va, To-
tally destroyed by fire 81 noon to-day
The los is estimated At 5000; partly
insured. TIE origin OF the IRE is un-
known.
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Is CAMERoS's order GRANT and
aAYe. have exposed their hands. They
haze sroused a feeling of indignation
throughout the country. The people
L,ye hsd enough of strife aud war. They
s-e no, ready to sanction usurpstIon.
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CROOK and TERRI haze Joined their
forces, but SrTTING BuIi and his war.
F'ors csnno; lie found. The Slly savage
viii, II possible, avoid battle nSless he
Is compelled either 10 fight or to starye
Oar dispatches, giving US the information
OF the meeting ofthe two commands, also
MORN Us of the retreat of the ssvages
and the signs Of their starving condition.
We can only hopc thst SITTING Bulls
escape will be prevented, and that the
'"o commanders will be able TO avenge
lie massacre Of CUSTER and his men and
'escn the Sioux the lesson which is so
much needed by them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-23

The Canadian government has decid-
ed to allow American vessels the free
navigation of Canadian waters for the
remainder of the season.
secretary Morril was in his Office yes
terday, in consultation with representa-
tives of prominens banking firms regard
ing the new loan.
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RArHER than have the thieves and
r,.esls in the Republican party exposed
Grant would raise the standard OF
r.p,nstion and revolution. He prefers
min 10 the country to the exposure of his
,.,.,8. And HAYES inderses GRANT!
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Tue story Of the corruption in the
War and the Navy and the interior
,,3 the other Departments has not
l,c been told. But enough is revealed
4. slsrm the Republican leaders. The
hsyonet is,appealed TO, TO save them from
,,,b.r shame. Are freemen ready to
.lhm, to such usurpation?
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Is HAZE, i an honest man, in favor
O., Desce and concord, and desirous OF the
,..,ars,ion of prosperity to the country
-, him come out and repudiste this mil
l,.ry occupation of the South in his be-
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There were twelve thousand pAssen.
gers over the Pennsylvania Central rail-
road yesterday, from New York. Mostly
for the Centennial. eI
Bancroft Davis, United States minister
to Germany, arrived at New York yes
tsrday.
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~. Louis Election.

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-An election
for the adoption or rejection Of what Is
known as the scheme and charter, was
held here to-day. The former is a
proposition to separate the city from the
county, with distinct governments
for each. The latter is new organic
law for the city. Although the vote was
light, not enough returns in TO determine
definitely the result. 1t is believed,
however, that both questions are carried
in the city, but whether by sufficient
majority TO overcome the opposition in
the county, cannot be stated now, ii
O'Clock
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French Election.

PARIS, August 22.-The elections for
the Councils General have resulted in the
choice of five Constitutionslists, forty
one Monsrchists and thlrty-nine Repub-
licsns. The Republicans gained seven
seats,
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Suicide.

- John Betcb, resident Of this city,
threw himself under q rapidly moving
train near Jennings Station few miles
from this city, on the St. Louis and Kan
sas City Northern railroad, yesterday
afternoon, and was instantly killed and
horribly msngled. He had wife and
six children.
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u.xnREps of thousands of working
us, sre out Of employment in all the
.;..os the Union. The remedy Of Grant
,5 pc Republican party is 10 PIT the
..,,,s N marching order.
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0meersDegratled.

SALoNIcA, August 22.-The officers
implicated in the murder of foreign con-
suls were formally degraded to-day be
fore the public, and salutes were ex
changed between the forts ard foreign
men-ot-wsr.
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Excitement AT PoitsviIIe.

PoTrsvlLLE, Aug 22.-The announce
ment of the disruption of the great coal
combination caused considerable excite
ment in this vicinity and great deal of
uneaslness was manifested in the mines
ss to the ultimate result. 1t is generally
conceded that there will be decline in
miners wages. They have lstterly been
making only half time and in some cases
only one-third time, and with the near
spproach of winter there is presented a
gloomy outlook Individual coal opera.
tors vii suffer severely, and it is predict.
ed that they will not be able TO continue
business, should the price of coal decline
below that maintained by the comblna-
fion
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NEW YORK. Aug 22.-Cotton-Firm
at ~ 5-l66l23c; futures steady; August
IL l-32c; September II 27-32c; October
IL l7-32Gll 9. lGc; November ii 1920
IL 7-l6c: December ii 1890; January
II l7.32c. Flour-Firm; receipts 1900
barrels; superior western and state - 5otae
4 Is; common to good - 1904 90; good
to choice 81 65CG,5 10; white wheat extra
S. l5lG7 so; extra Ohio s. 3097 Is; st.
LOUIS 81 9Od,s 80. Rye Flour-Heavy
at lOGS5 05. Corn Meal-Steady.
Wheat-A shade better and fairly active;
receipts 100000 bushels; No. ! soft u IL;
ungraded Minnesota CSC; white new
81 Is. Rye--Quiet; sts,e new TO arrive
SOC. Barley and Mslt-Quiet Corn =
Moderate bushes; receipts $4,000 bush
els: western mixed hot and warm 5lCd5Gc;
ungrsded 55G,57ci mixed steam ungrsd-
ed b5Cd5Tr. Oats-Il far demand; re.
cerpts IL. 900 bushels; western,miIed and
state 34(d,42c. Hay-Firm. Hops-Qulet
Cofee-Steasy; Rio cargoes l5(GlIic-
Sugar-Firm; fair TO good refining ~ q
9;c; prime 9,c. Moiasses-Quiet RIce
Firm. P.troIeum-Quie: but firm;
crude llIc; refined l9s@l9!ci cases 23!c
Turpentine-Quiet nj 2sc. R'sin and
Eggs-C nchsnged. PorE-He,vy st
SIS GOALS so. Beei-Qulet; middles
heavy; western long clear 9:l19Eci city
g!c. Lard-Dull and firm prime steam
$40 50G,lO 60. But;er-Stesdy at l3lg
BIC. Cheese-Quiet and firm at Ss,9tc
Whisky-Steady st 81 l2:.
CHICAGO, August 22.-Flour-Som-
,nslIy unchanged. Whest-Active, bat
closed lower; No. 2 Chicago spnng sste
spot; sales at 81 .(g92!c seller september; 2;
closed q; 9Osc seller September, s23c
seller October; No. 3 Soc; rejected osc.
Corn-Inactive; No. = i4.Giiic spot;
44IG4 AL seller September; rejected Ale.
Osts-Quiet and firm 81 %0!c spot. Rye
Steady =. 53fa,54c- Barley-Q1Iet and
steady at 72g7Z!c spot; 7al97S;c seller
September. Pork-bull, weak and
lover =. ST. 2OSl7 Is spot slI 80
II 20 seller September. LArd-Dul! aud
/ lover a. $40 IS spot; SO As seller sep
tenber; SO 20 seller October; go %!
seller wear. Bulk Mests-Stssdyi shooi.
der 6ttGS!c. WhEky-Aisl 81 lO.
Cali BGnrd-Whea.-Closiug hrmer
a, 9lGsltc seller september; s2tc seller
( October. Corn-tc lo~er. Ost-Som.
;nally unchanged Pork-HeaVy AHd
lower st sl7 co seller september slo 81
seller October. Lsrd-Hssyy and lower
3. $40 25S,lo 30 seller September $40 ~
seller october; 50 10 seller gear.
B.LrrxoEx August 22-Piour -Quie:
and unchanged. Wheat-(tuies; red
western 81 l59l 20. Corn-opened h'rn
and ciosed weak at 5stt15eic- Oats
I Quiet; western mixed SSa aS|c. Rye
| Dull and heavy at 54ts5oe. L.rc =
| Firm; refined l2Sl2i. Codee-Qa,et;
Rio csrgoes I4!G6lse; jobbing a. log,
l5s. Petroleun-Strongi crude lotts
| lO:o; refined lstc, Whsksy- e1's' n
tlIs.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-MoNEY-Closed
easy at l4@2 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper S94 per cent. Customs re.
ceipts S345,00O. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. Cesrings Sl7,-
OOO.00O Sterling firm st 4s7l.
GoLD-Opcned and closed at ll0i,
with sales in the interim at ll0S Car
rying rates to / per cent. Borrowing
fat
GovERNMENTs-1n better demand, at
slightly improyed prices.
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-. c,,.n sstpmsut.

CHICAGO, August A-ChA'ters were
taken for $4,000 bushels Of grain. today,
of which sss, 600 were corn. This Is the
heaviest day. shipping business for many
months.
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CENTAUR
White. for the Human Family.
Yellow. for Horses and Animals.

Those Liniments are simply the wonder
OF the world: Their effects are little less
than marvellous, yet there are some things
which they will not do. They will not
cure cancer or mend broken bones, but
they Will always aliay pain. They have
strengthened fingers, cured chronic rheu.
matism of maay years standing. ana
taken the pain from terrible burns and
scalds, which hsve never been done by
any other article.
The White Liniment is for the human
family. II will drive rheumatism, Sciatics
and Neuralgia nom the system; cure
Lumbago, Chillblains, Pa'sy, Itch, and
most Cutaueous Eruptions IL extracts ffoe
nom frozen hands and feet, and the poison
OF bites and stinys OF yenomous reptiles;
OF every kind.
For sprains or bruises IL IL the most
potent remedy ever discovered. The Cen
taur Liniment Ia used with great efficacy
for Sore Throat, Toothache, aked Breasts,
Earache, and Weak Back. The.ioli6s Ing
is but a sample II numerous testim ontals:
INDIANA HoMk, JErr. CO.. IND,
May 18th, ls7S
az think II my duty 10 inform you That
have suffered much with swollen feet
and chords. 1 have not been free from
these swellings In eight years. Now am
perfectly well, thanks 10 the Certaur Llni.
ment. The Lniment ought 10 be applied
warm. -BksJAGlN BROWN.
The proof Is In the trial. IL is reliable,
~ iIs u LAZY, ~ ~ =, !, 'S'Neap' ~" ''e'' N"'
To the sick and bed-rtdd en-, the halt ant
lame, 10 the wounded ana sore, we say.
"Come and bee healed"
To the poor and distressed who hav.
spent their money Tor worthless mtdl-
q nes, a bottle of Centaur Liuiment VIII 10
given VITA out charge. ..'.
m voI1o- 0oot,,rI ;o;x,,aot
Inc I GLOW CeuIdul LiuIulen'
Is adapted 10 the tough muSrIes cords and
Ash at horses and nnimals. IN has p.t.
termed more wonderful cures of SPAWN,
strain Mind gals. Scratches Swseny'
and general Lanenc as, tnan all other
remedies In existenCg. Read what tho
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Ho"" " oIoathtC

yETERlSARY PRhtrlCH.
Works oD that subject giving concise
and plainly written INSTRUCTIONS for the
treatment Ot all ordinary ailments al all
Domestic Animals. Hr. constantly tept Ia
stock, together with appTopriRi. Aedicin.
Chests. Thss. boO. are speciaIly written
for the Farmers, Stock I.aisers or Livery
bic, all technical terms. For Descriptive
Price List send stamp To the BALTIMORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, 10 Wesi
Fayette street BoEkiGKE a TALL.
Prophetors. fsbbb
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Nh. a,slSEss of all kinds is depressed.
n. s are IDLE, factories have suspended.
nor,,, r '"'edy 0t Grant ard the Republican
ga. " 10 pat the troop, IN mareAing
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at'hceIina 2egister.
uomocratic Congressional
Convention,

.r,nSn DISTRICT. A CONVENTION
s., democrats and Conservatixes Nvsse OF vr tne
SecH"I Iii b. held at keyser, on Thurs
gina afth lay OF August. 1875. TO
day sI,'afa a andidate for Representa- I've
n'il.nr r,.rrIy.tifth Congress OF the United
lhs and The transac ion Of such other
Sa.ncss S5. as may come before Ell H. IL Is ae-
sIrAole .,.,,n ihe several counties compos-
alton ii,,Hirirt B. MAX IN.
! NJ Inc WIN. L. WILSON,
ROBEkT WHITE,
J.. JOHNSON,
JAS. II. CARROLL,
Committee.
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The business men, the workingnen,
tie mechanics, the farmers have long
teen looking for return of prosperity.
They saw prospect of good times in
>ae success of the reform Issue, and in
Ihe re,iorstion Of honest government.
But GRANT says no! "Let strife con-
unue enlarge the army, pile up the
!sIes, place the bsyonet above the ballot
b0I-force, not peace, is the issue!" And
HAYES lndorses GRANT. Voters, which
will YOU chOoseY
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The Canal Combination Broken Up.

New YORK, August 22.-The EUsniag
Post says: "At a meeting Of the coal
com Din alton to-day, the combination was
broken up. Five hundred thousand tons
of coal will be sold at auction next Tues
day, ON the account of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, Delaware, Lack
awsnna and Western Railroad Company,
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company, and Pennsylvania Coal Com
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. By Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Late Speaker Kerr.

WAsH1saToH, August 22.-The re-
mains of the late Speaker Kerr arrived
here this morning from Roekbridge,
Alum Springs, at 6:l5, accompanied by
Mrs. Kerr and her son, Representatives
Milton, Sayler, S. 5. Cox, II. &. Young
and Mr.. Adams, Clerk Of the House.
The body is encased in casket covered
with black cloth. The mouldings are
OF heavy plate, and there are six heavy
plated handles on the sides. The cover
is of plate glass, and extends the whole
length of the casket, and an extra cover
of black cloth and silver plated moulding
fits over the glass. The interior is lined
with white silk and satin.
= Upon the arrival of the party in Wash
ington, Sergeant-st-Arms Thompson took
charge of the remains of Mr.. Kerr and
had them
Removed TO q Special Car.
A detail of six men of the Capitol police
were placed on guard, the outer cover OF
the casket removed and the body laid in
state until 1890 A. N. During the morn
ing a number of Mr.. Kerrs friends and
others visited the depot to view the re.
mains. At 1920 the casket was closed
and at 80 the funeral party with the
remains left for New Albany via Harris
burg and Indianapolis. Representatives
Saylo ard Cox did not accompany the
remains.
The President on Speaker kerr's
Death.
LONG BRANCH, August 22.--The fol-
lowing was just received from the
President: 1t is with extreme pain that
the President announces to the people
of the United States the death of
the Speaker of the House OF
Representatives, the Hon. NJ. e.
herr, of Indiana, man OF
great intellectual endowments, large
culture, great probity and earnestness,
in his devotion to public interests, has
passed from the position and power Of
usefulness TO which he had been recently
called The body over which he had
been selected to preside not being in
session to render its tribute Of affection
and respect to the memory OF the deceas-
cd, the President invites the people
OF the United States to solemn recog-
nition O. his public and private worth and
the sevices Of pure and eminent char
acter.
ISigned1 Us GRANT.
JOIN L. CADwALLADEE, acting .Sscre.
tary Of State.
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IT,, ,rsctLer to-day '0sA be partly
.,,fv, .ciB southeast 10 southwest '0''d''
.-.,,, ,smp,rat,re, and local rains.
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WASHINGTON, August 22.

SrR:-You are advised that sll sales Of
arms or ammunition 70 either whites or
indians By parties holding license
as Indian traders issued by
this Office, must be stopped instantly:
You will so notify your traders, and Will
be vigilant in seeing thst no violation OF
this order is allowed. II any instance Of
such violation occurs, you will revoke the
license ofthe offending party, and report
the case 70 this office for further action.
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PouKhkeepsie Races.

PoUGHKEEPs1x, August 22.-About
1000 people attended the first days
racing at the driving park. The
weather was fine and the track in good
condition.
Summary-Purse $500 for horses that
never trotted better than 2:36; to first
sl,25O, second s625. third 1915, fourth
$3.50. Gov. Sprague, 2. /, |, /; Nam
brino Kate, i, 8, 2, 2; Irene, 8, 2,
8, 8; Carrie N, 4, 4, 5; Big
Fellow, 5, distanced. Time, 2.264,
2:20t, 2:24f and 2:2l3.
The next contest was for 2:4 class.
Little Fred was the favorlte over the
field at the start, but he did not seem to
do well, Maybird winning the two first
heats. The judges took Little Fred's
driver out apd put in another one when
Fred trotted splendidly and won the
third heat. At the opening of the fourth
heat all got away nicely, Belle Brassfeld
leading and Maybird and Little Fred side
by side and close up, Belle Bassfield
reached the quarter ahead, when Little
Fred and Maybird passed to the front.
At three quarters, four Of them were to-
gether, and the race down the home-
stretch was an exciting one. Little Fred
had the pole, Maybird was in the middle
and Belle Brassield outside, all trotting
neck and neck. just before the wire was
reached Little Fred stumbled and fell.
Belle Brassfeld was frightened and
broke and Msybird was in the advance.
Belle Brassfeid caught quickly and max
ing fine burst of speed beat May
bird in, but the judges gave the latter the
heat and race, setting Brassfeld back for
running =.
The following is the summary of a
purse Of $500, for horses that never
trotted better than 2:24: To first horse
Sl,25O; to second, S625; to third, 1915,
and TO fourth, $3.50. Mayblrd, !, l, 2, l;
Little Fred, 4, 2, l, I; Frank Reeves, 5,
8, 8, 2; Amy B., 2, 4, 4, 5; Belle Brass
field, 6, =, 5, 3; White Cloud, 3, 8, 6, 6;
Annie Collins, I, =, 7, A Time, 2:2Sf,
2:22i, 2:223, 2:24!. Little Fred was ill,
and seemed TO be choking nearly all the
way round, and fell from exhaustion.
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sale. or Arms 10 the Indians stopped

WARRINGTON, August 22.-The fol-
lowing order was issued to-day TO nearly
all the Indian agencies by the Indian
Commissioners:
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PUBLIC :; S ALE
GLADE IRON WORKS,
Situated I'm Prest0n CO., W. Va

Thomas Y. Candy and George II. Miller,
Trustees,
Hsns X Rardman and others,
In the United States District Court of West
Virginia, in chancery.
BY authority conferred upon me as
special missioner, under and by
virtue OF decree of the District Court Of
the United States tor the District oi West
Virginia, made in the above named case,
at the April term 1876 OF said court in the
clty of wheeling, will proceed, on
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m vnv Male or Female. Send you
W IOu address and get sOmsthin
WANT that will bring you Ia honor
NnhEv ably over $50 a month sure
mONCt ISyEsTUkS' UNION.
a1Ib i75 Greenwich ~, ssw York.
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A friend writes:

The Democrats are especially pleased
with the Radical nominations in this
county. They will not only not all be
elected themselves, but they will reduce
the Radical majority on the general
ticket"
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except Ohio and Mississippi, which /
lower.
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$40 to 25 per Day !: 10 20. s:s= :..s:s: sss:
9 ygzas . 80 a. s..,eA. .: :i sIArLE . ~.
80. Psr,seaIsrs fres. Adtre~s-
soIz TaR CENTENNIAL CO. st-LssiA Ne.
n,nA DAY AT HOME AGENTS
SlZgantsd. OUTFIT and terms fres- TEE
AGO. augusta. Maine.
Mc COOPER DAYAT HOAf-
10 10 HIU ram Piles worth 81 nee.
spl Sr1xrsOx 4 10 Portland, Main.
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e'oy,d vc,tsrdoT at ll04.

augIl
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-01-13

the guilty will suffer, my part of it pay by forfeiting my own life.
 The world that has ill used me, l leave without any regret; my enemies I forgive. As for those who betrayed me, l hope that a guilty conscience may bring them to repentance. My true friends I love hope to meet in better land. I desire to express my sincere thanks to Father Pat Raley for his incessant devotion to me, and the consolation I received. can only give him my earnest grati- tude. On til. Sisters of Charity 1 invoke my last and dying bless ing. My dying love I leave to Mir. and Mrs. Hornibrook, and re- turn my thanks to sheriff Rotta- ken, Frank Botsford, Jim O'Neal and the turnkeys of the city pris. on, for the many acts of kindness during my confinement.
 In conclusion, I know that John C. Geyer and Wm. King and Wm. Vanwinkle are innocent, and l hope the courts of the country will eXhonorate them.
 It is now ten minutes till one o'clock, and in one more hour l shall be in eternity. 1 am done, "a long and eternal farewell.
 WM. B. THOMPSON.