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DIED


On tho night Of Saturday, the 2ist Of March,
az his residence IN .his place, Co Dawn Hun
TER. IN The 65tn year OF ms sge, tor many years
a resident Ut Magtinsbura
IL eompors neither w,sh the. taste, nor the
wish OF the writer OF this notice to enter into
slabonred AID studied e0iogy OF the character
OF the deceased; but when one OF the patti.
srchS OF our little community, who has spent a
long i,fe OF usefulness and honor among US,
begun viii our fathers, and ended vi Ia us -
IS called away to another aud better ii,
i, may well become one who knew him and
loved him, to say thst, OF hin, which is his
highest praise-ihe uiat
tie was sa honest tu.s--in all the visit atoms
and trials OF an active aud indeed eventual lite.
IN which he was necessarily throws under the
obsersa ion aud in conalct with hi leilow-n ,en
He bore himself with that uprightness Of IL.
;egrity, whsh invites the regard Of good men.
snd communicative respect OF the trail aud err
ring.--lhefe can be no msr.ke in that char.
se,er. which is based on principle WHICH s
enhanced by prosp. rsty-- uEshaken bv sdser.
sty. which lives through long liic--srd
leaves after death the SAVIOUR OF good name.
He was benevolent msn--wiih all the firm.
ness OF a he bsd heart as tender as a
ohild's. AK his neighbour's--if his feelings
were not kind and nsighbvurly.
Asa poer aud The afflicted If his hand was
not IS orsn as bis be art.
Ask his friends--if he was not wiling to
serve them, even at the expense Of his ovn for.
tune.
AK his bsresved family--if their remsm.
brsncs Of bin. as father and relative, is EN-
uttered by any disregard OF these important re-.
laiions.
Aud your answer will be received from them
ell. win the prompt sfirmance OF gratitude
and affection, with the Sigh, or the tear, Vi as
sent.
Long will this worthy man be remembered
by sli classes OF people. His plain familiar
msonsrs. his admirable wit aud humcur. dis.
played in fund Of .necdote and a shrewd oh
servatien OF human chsFactes. peculiar 10 him.
self; his extensive acquaintance, with almost
every family in this section of country--wiIl
cause his msmory to be preserved and cherish.
ed for years To come.
C1l. HusrxR has filed with credit. the Off
ces OF Magistrate. nleui ber OF tho Legislature
and Clerk OF The Court Of this County, which
Is vacated by his desth lie died as lie had
liyed--alm. accomplishing snd' unshrinking--
taking his departure ron this world of trou
bic, with the s.ms quiet dignity, with which
be- had passed through It's scenes and vicissi
Understanding his last with the ealmness oil
siumbrrng infant
On Sunday morning last, Maj. RIcHARr
BRrARLKr. an old and highly Respectable tar
mer ~ this County.
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cau0l0atee.


Eecnsa, .fpsa lSiA
GIVE are authorised to announce WILLIAM
ARMS FRONG. Esq as candidate TO repre-
sen, the counties of Berkeley, Jefferson. 1sr.
dy, Hampshire, and Morgan, IN the next Con
grsss OF the United States.
AsSEMBLY.-Berksley- Elechoa, .sprl lSih.
owe are authorised to snnounoe to the
Freehoiders of Berkeley county, that Captain
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, will be a
candidate tor the n General Assembly.
GIVE are requested to state To the Freehol
ders Ct Berkeley county, that Gen ELISHA
BOYD, will be candidate tor the next Legs.
,ature OF Virginia.
GIVE ara authorised TO announce 20 the
freebeidcEs Of Berkeley county. that Mr.. HE
ZkKiAH HEDGES. vii be candidate for the
mex, Les islatuFe OF Virginia.
Morgan Elsehsn, .iprii 27fh
owe are authorised 30 announce to the
Freehelders OF Morgan county, that Mr.
WILLIAM SMITH, vail DC Candidate for tue
neat General Assembly
CoNyENrioN.--E Election, May lila
PHILIP C. PENOLEToN, lag.
Gen ELISHA BOYD,
WILLIAM MAYOR, Esq.
SAMUEL Nc aECHEN, Esq.
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HE co psrnership heretoiore existing be-
i tween the subscribers. under the Firm IL
LANE 4 TOWNER. sas by mutual consent
dissolved on the 20sh December. 1898. Those
who have claims on the late eensern, viii
plesse call on Bsnjsmin r. Towner. who il
bouad 20 pay the same. And these indebted
will please call on The subscribers, when they
will be not fed 10 whom hey Will have 70
make payment, IS the claims vi the consesu
will be divided between the Parties.
Shepherds Town, ! tho, Y. LANF.
January /. 1879 { BENZ T. TOW NFR.
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sN1 ulsriy are Shark, Sentinel, Ciau.
s8x2Nsatsku dus, sc. Sc. instructors sire.
NIaGisiAa. K. sire, Sra AneHr, r. sire the
old imported DioMKD.
Instructor is beautiful sorrel, seven Years
old this spring, of fine sizr, form and command.
ing appearance, great strength, activity and
beauty. he will stand the ensuing season at nv
farm on Opeqaon, near Smuhfeid. in Jefes-
son county, and ell be let to mares at the re.
duced prices, IT Eight Dollars cash the single
leap, Twelve Dollars the season. discharged
by len Dollars if pad within the season. and
Twenty Dollars TO ensure a mare. payable 40
soon as she is known to be with foai, or parted
wlth-fitty cents to The gros m for each mare,
to be paid when she is sent 10 the horse The
season has commenced, and will terminate
the ist OF July Mares from distance can be-
furnished with excellent psstursge a. fifty cents
per week; and also fed with gram, ii required,
at rs cents day Servants sen: with mares,
to remain with them will be found gratis. Ey-
er, care and attention will be taken to prevent
accidents or escapes, but no liability Tor any
that may happen.
March 20 CARVER WILLS.
n. b See hsndhilis fer further pedigreee.
es'ifieafea, Sc. &c &c.
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Bath, Morgan COUNTY, March ~.

The Richmond Enquirer furnishes the fol.
lowing news from W ssAIngten:
"ins rumos at W Ashing,on vi as, thai there
vas 10 be d pretty genera! s@ eep IN he Depart
nen's-ahdH was toundea upon aus Idea, that
20 radical rstorm OF Che abuses oil the Govern
REM Wa. to DC expected from gentlemen, who
We're knied IN the abuses oI office, a,.d oPpo
sea The Cause ct jackson aud Refofin"
The New York Enquirer says, IN commenting
upon The Presidents Message
"on The subject OF Retorm. which, in other
v'Fss means removal from office ut enenIeS,
AM NE appolntmsnt OF iricnds, toeye Can DE
% mistake 10 the plain avowal made by 'he
Fres,dsn', aud dsmsnded ~ the puollc opIn
ien,"
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Escape Of Prison~s-0n Thursday
night last, eight OF the prisoners con.
hned IN toe Ja,l of Baltimore county,
broke out ahd made their escape One
OF the prisoners, the notorious Burr Bla
dem TWO escaped from the prison AZ
Philadelphia not long since.) bad con
cealed within the lining Of his coat.
when committed, briGr saw, caleula,-
ed Tor tue purpose OF cutting through
hon bars. After the walls enclosing the
jail lot we're raised to prevent escapes,
II was considered necessary to remove
allthe furniture, benches, SC that were
~ the criminals rooms, winch woul6 be
likely TO facilitate any attempt of the
kind. iastesd Of benches, stools were
introduced, that nothing like = ladder
night be constructed; but notwith-
standing thss caution the object was ef-
tected by the criminals forcing dow q
the pin racks which had been fastened
90 the stone walls when the house was
built, tor the convenience OF the prison.
er's clothing. These strips oil plank
were splcsd together, To form ladder
While this was preparing, one of the
large iron bars was sawed off by Bia.
den, which made small opening oil a
bout ten By twelve inches, through
which the prisoners passed with consld-
cradle difficulty, s descended BY rope
manufactured from their blankets asd
sheets They then assembled an inner
wall Of the jail lot, on which they pass
ed 10 tue outer wall, and from thence
lowered themselves down outside Of the
enclosure.
Three Of their fellow prisoners re
NAMED in the room, and would not as
sIst; oae 1T them was gagged, and left
10 that condItion; the others were threat
ened With instant death il the least
noise was made during tie transaction
Their escspes was effected between the
hours of ~ at night and IN the morn
ing, and with such stiffness and secra.
ey, That the prisoners in the adjoining
roam and o,hsrparts of the house had
no knowledge thereof until day light
appeared Tue guards who traverse
he building at different times through
the night, passed tue room near ~ o..
clock, when all appeared quiet and Sc
cure Chr onieie.
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mabd Of The postmsn. sfour shIiings and nine.
pence" completely stunned David. Tor bis
whole stock IN his Golfers. aliss he breaches.
pocket, was two shilings The lester would
have been returned 70 the Post Office but Tor
tss arrival Of neighbor wac volunteered. AZ.
ter feeling that the letter contained summit
20 assist in rsisng the Wind D-vtd's frs, cues
ton. sitter residing the letter, was. "whsS can
! 10 vi - this s,liefi tie has. however, we
submitted to his fate, and on sA
,orday week he Sc, out on his journey to the
North, and, doubtless, BY this time. DAVID
Lindsay. OF Giles court, Ancosts lane, weaver,
has altered his designation 10 nzvid Linds4s,
Esq. Of Mount, near Copsi Site. gentlemAn.--
.aisnehesssr taper.
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TaLs 8A18TTLao
MARrINsBURG, MAaeu 2s. 1879.

1-be lion. HExAV CLAT and amiiy, arrived in
usgerstown on Thursday evening last. on sheir
liam to Kentucky. The very KIND and warm
E s.eso,ioa OF Mr. Clay BY the cttIzeus OF Wash.
El:n,,,an county. must have been truly gratifying
"a has feelings. On Friday evening the Me-
n sb.n,cs OF II lgerslowp, the bone and sInew Of
shs nsuon, freiiug grateful towards their BENG
y .etor the true Trend OF The American System,
ave him a splendid supper at the town Hall
was attended, We understand, BY upwards OF
two huadred persons On Saturday,, Dinner
/ "a. given 10 nan NJ the Globe Tavern, served
90 "a tnat usual elegant style OF which MIR.
sebaebley Is so Justly characteristics The din.
per was attended by very large number VI The
c,uzeas OF ths town and county. Every kind
OF rsspect and astshuon was paid to ,hls great
n statesman, who
Like the sun, be is retiring 10 Clog to the
vest,
Like the sun he will shine again in meridian
sPlsndous."
During the stay Of Mr.. CLAr in HsgeHsiown,
| ayast NUMBER OF his fellOw-cItiLens from dis
lance paid their respects to hun The scene
be, Seen him and the gallant Lawrence Ever
bsft, one OF tue few surviving hsross oi the re-
yO.uuon, vas truly interesting one. The
I'd nero. wHh firm and steady step approach
I'd tie champioa Of Liberty. and taking ham By
te hand, gave IT a hearty sh.xe, oDsefyIng,
"slr Clay seen you in FredsEickt0wn--l tho't
must see you agsin---i love 10 lock upon that
eaupteuancc tnat has done go much fog suffer
iRa hun.snty-i told my family that | must
eass msrs ses the man that has oSen so nidiIcS-
susy psrsscdted-snd so. have rode sixteen
nnss th,s morning TO see yoo." Couid any oi
The miss' able creatures who so wantsa,y ssssi
this great man with their hlth. have seen the
honest glow OF eountensace, they would Esye
vltusred into Insig ancs.
We learn from the Fredericktown Examin.,
or, that Mr. CLAY, Oh his journey home wards,
reached that Ci,y on Monday at cfnoou. .'es
cori,d by large Number OF his fellow cit,zens,
who, notw thstand,ng the Inciemency ot the
weather, went 10 the Anne Arundel county line
10 nal bic srrs al in Frederick county, and to
welcome h,m among Them When recol
leo, VIVA, soaking ram poured down the
vaoie OF that day, the remark imputed TO Me.
CLAY, mat ''thetr attenuons IN such weather
proved tha! the, were not sunshine friends"
gems TO have hsen particularly APPROPRIATE 10
Ge DIGESTION.
Shock.ng accident --On Thursday last, whilst
Ba.e young men IN the ne,ghborhoud OF MIR
BOG St'lt house, were sh JotlDg rifles at
its'Set. a small gIrI. about nine or ten years OF
iSe vas passing along, the hail missed the OBJ
pct shot 81, and struck her 10 The head. At
cur last advices, she was sIiil living.
Mad Oogs For lhe last two weeks. the
Country has been much dIstarsed by the ap.
pearance OF Mad Dogs On Monday last, one
OF our valuable tanners, Mr. Henry Weisa.
4 haDs, as severely bitten by one
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For the .Narliasbug Gazette.
am pleased 10 and through ,he column. OF

ME EVANS, 5In:
lam pleased to ind through the columns of
your paper. the splr,I of voluntary saoscrip
ton, tor tue purpose OF taking the Census 80
generously prevailing through cur adjonms
Counties. lie cause requiring i, a jus. one,
and every fstF aud honorable means should be
Escorted To wl,h view 10 acc omplisa Ii; ~ bat
soafse the Court OF suR CounSy may DC DIS
posed to adopt cannot say, bat rs ~ indis i'd
nai, pledge myself thai the Census Of my
CsuAty shall De taken.
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A FIRST rate Mich cow. fer sale by
"A G.. NJ. CoNRADC.
MaEsinsburg, March 20.
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sss.kA MoxDAr the 9th day Of April lext.
$3.50 With all the sppurienances thereto
belonging, near BFuce's mills, in Frederick
county, va.--consisting Of all the departments,
and utensils complete, for manafscturing cloth
OF different widths, both broad and narrow, in
Guiding the ssversl mixtures Of cotton and wcol.
called sa,tinetl, esssineti, and linsey. The
factory is in good order, having lstely UNDER
goRe thorough repair. II is presumed fur
Their description is unnecessary. as persons
wishing to rent will view the property and
Judge for themselves, and the person who may
bid the highest rent Icr one year, shall be en-
titled 10 the occupancy OF the said factory with
Az the privileges thereto belonging for that
term. the renter giving approved security that
the rent shall be punctnally psio when due
and that care shall be tsken BY the renter that
no injury shall happen to the property. through
the neglect or carelessness of those occupy ing
the same. The renting win commence q II
o'clock, A. " aud possession gwen the 18th
day of May, 1929. The subscriber win attend
as agent for the parties concerned IS owners.
JOEL WARD.
Bruce-town, March 20 1899.
- = :
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appointments BY the President since che adjourn
ment q me Senate
Mr. Isaac Hill. OF New Hampshire, to be
second Comptroller, wee Richard Gurus. ismo-
yed
Mr.. Amos Kendall, ofKentucky, 10 be fourth
auditor. wee Tobias Wa.klas removed.
Mr. WdlIsm b. Lewis, OF tennessee, TO be
sesond Auditor. wee Whnam Lee, semoyed.
a Coed H,Ht.-T Augusta. Geo.
courier, sa}s-"Our jackson friends
IN clearing 'ths Ausean stable" at
Washington, would DO well not t o scraps
100 deep, lest they should injure the
] foundation"
Rogers Powder Mill, about four miles
North west oil NewbuIg, IN New York,
was blown up on the morning OF oatur
uay, and several lives were lost.
The steam engine of the New York
ny Dock Company. by which ship
'oi 100 tons is drawn trom The water tor
repairs, on an extensive rail way, at the
sane time converts a log of wood in a
I lew minutes into boards Of any required
@'ckaeSs, planes and joints. aud grooves
anu tongues them. aud turns lathe by
"n'eh columns, balls, or any thing
S'st' are turned with the greatest exps
ulu'H' Such are the triumphs OF ste aul
power!
ing enu'ty A manufacturer, at Pitts
uu's, IA mas conlrived process b.,
In'en De ptactses jqb printing ia bis
loon! tie has woven several cards. .
o''n exhibit upon their surface. bis
se' residence, the articles be has
'' sale &c. II is SAID, in beautiful let
aa ihls 'ss"meiimes done By differ.
t v"' colours, and sometimes entirely BY
We Fai'Sd threads OF the fabrick.
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SWERRFNGE.v SECURED,

The New O leass Mercantile Ad
vertiser, Of The 1911 uIt states that Geo
Swearingsn. who fled from Maryland
last Fall, 10 company with his para
mour, for The murder of his young
wife. was arrested on the 7lh near that
city He had assumed the name of
Joseph Martin. but on examination
before the Mayor, confessed his name
to be George Svearingen--he is only
% years of age When Cap am Dun
let, Of the guards, approached 10 ar
rest him. he drew his dagger, AMI bu,
for timely assistance, would have in
flicied q severe stab on the Capisin
He was armed with loaded rife,
pocket pistol, and large dagger Ii
was not known whether his paramour
was in the Guy Of not.
.Nsw York, March ~ - Letters from
Panama of j anuary 25ih, state that the
Peruvian fl eet, commanded by Admiral
Guise, attacked the Colombian fleet in
the port OF Quay aquil, in December last
The latter was protected by the Colon
bian batteries. The action was very
severe, without being decisive to either
party. about 500 men were killed, in
Guiding Admiral Guiss, the Peruvian
commander, Can Englishman whose
body bad been sent to Lima.
The following good natured quiz up
on Office seekers, we copy from jack
son paper, the Boston Gazette:
BE fore the President elect arrive d
at w ashington, the accumulation ofiet
| ters for bin in the post office at that
city. exceeded three thousand We sup
pose many of them are btief and run
thus:-"Dear General. congratulate
YOU on your success, and having been
one Of your searmesf friends and sup
/ pertsrs, fattsI myself that shall be
re- membered when the offices are dis
tributed Rsmsmbsr hs poor, dear
General, Yours, Sc"
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M tChiNE CARDS. II lave jus. received
AVA and expeci 90 be constantly supplied
With general assortment OF Machine Cards,
OF an excellen, quality, which will be sold at
the Manufacturers prices tor cash. In add
ton % the common Fancy Catds, have the
Fancy F,llct Cards, which are q superior arti !.
Gle. and worthy the attention ot all persons
engaged IN the carding OF wooL--Also, Full.
ier's Jacks, which will sell cneap
JOHN BOYER.
Nartinsburg, Va March 90
UTThe Winchester Republican, Wood.
stock Sentinel OF the Valley and Lsesburg &c.
mus OF Liberty, will publish the above. 10 the
amount OF one dollar and forward their account
70 this office for payment.
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Minimum

On Thursday last, by The Rev. Mr.. Brown,
M. JAeos CURIIs, to Miss HARaI1r Cas.
sowErs, all OF tnis county.
On tue same dsy, by The Rev. Mr., Mcd,ust.
Nr. WILLIAM +. iABLna, to ailss May IA
sLAa, al oi tina county.
On .he same day. Mr.. WILLIAM G. Moa.
y, 10 Mss fRsBE RES, bosn vi this couaty
On saturday evening last, by the Rev MIR.
Matthew, Mr. uRiAH u kkRskr, to Miss
NAacAasr Il. RoAsR. all OF Jstit rs0n county.
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S0athwssterD Frontier. The Arkan-
sas Gazette has an account of the early
troubles ON the frontier. Unhappily
the unptincipled whites, who ,oiest the
borders. have frequently been known
to disguise themselves and attack the
settlers; and thus afford the pretext Tor
retaliation upon the unofeLdlng lndl
ans:--
The Gazette says, the supposed stu
alton Ut the frontier settle ments OF this
Territory, particularly those on our
south western border, calls loudly for
more efficient protsct,on from tue go
vsrument. Within the last year, we
have had occasion TO notice several in
Stances oil murder and robbery, which
have heen commItted on persons and
property of our citizens, By the numer
Gus bordes of Indians who inha all the
country bordering Oh the soutn western
part OF this iesritory
Scarcely ahun,lng party can 60 be-
yond the settlements, without encoua-
teTing the hostility Of the Indians. and
there have been several instances OF
their penetrating into tae settlements,
and committing murders and robbesies.
Ou!y last week, we we're again called
on to notice tresh aggression on a
small party OF hunters. IN which four
out oil jgUs of the persons composing the
party, were killed.
To such an alarming extent have the
depredatioas Of the Indians been carr.
ed, that many people residing on the
frontier, are apptehensive thst a com.
biaed aud sy stematic attack will be
made 10 the spring, If not earlier. Those
pprehensions, we fear are too vel
founded
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CIxcIxNlrr. lOA M.ncna

~NOiN"AIt, NO.1 MARCH 3.
.Hsofhsv .tErdsr On Friday night
last, mao OF the maze Of Birdsell was
committed to the Jail Of tn, county foe
the murder Of his wife We have mot
been aba to sbtaia the sxset particu-
lars but Learn that, ia a ct Of jealousy.
be knocked her dove with an ax.. and
severed her head from her BODY She
was the mother Of several children. in
whose presence the desdwas psrpetra
ted. He made 90 attempt % escape.
HIS trial will take place before the Su.
PFems Court, in May next - Gasstts
Washington has been a kind Of No
abs Ark, during the week Il the Inau
gurstiOn. Besdss the variety of hu
man characters, which were collected
from all points Of the compass, there
was macy rars and curious sight
brought together Amoag these was
the "NsnGoth Hog" weighing 1909
lbs measuring . feet 6,sehss IN leugth.
gIrih feet inches and 8 feet through
the shoulders; raised IN Cscil county.
Mar, land fGers Wa. also tke "Ex
iraofdinary Fat Bear" between thee
aud four years old, which ECO - psi.nt
judges pronounced 10 weigh 500 lbs"
and winch was 10 be slaughtered on the
Sd Mareb, Tor the beae6t OF such az
liked bears meat
The number OF human beings, col
lecied at the Inauguration. is variousIy
estimated Nothing shows more clear
ly the difficulty OF numbering such
masses than the fact that one editor
calculates the persons present at only
io.Ooo-another, as high as $1,000
and member Of Congress estimated
them IN our presence at 40 Oo0.-h,ch.
moad compiler, March IL.
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The thorough Bssi Horse
INSTRUCTOR,

- Out Of MAGoo mare, and
0lT-I her crosses 0, The sire side, reg
sR1 ulariy are Shark, Sentinel, CIau.
sxxzEstaku dus, sc. SC. Instructors sire.
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Mad Dogs For lhe last two weeks, the
Country has oeen much dIstarsed by the APP
'pearance OF Mad Dogs. On Monday ias., one
OF our valuable tanners, Mar. Henry Weisa
aaDs, was seseEsiy bitten by one.
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A yARiEIY OF BLANKS FoR sALE HERE
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A wooLLEN FACTORY FoR RENT.
as<yA will be offered for rent, q

public auction, ON the premises, 90
MosDAr the OH day Of April Iext.
With all the sppurienances thereto
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A Coed Hmt.-The Augusta. Gs

Rogers Powder Mill, about four miles
North west oil New burg, 10 New York,
Was blown up on the morning of oatur
uay, and several lives were lost.