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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-21

ENUNNY BOOKS FOR CHRIsTMAS.-A
IL variety Of COMIC JUVENILE BOOKS, by
Baron Krackemsides, and other humorous authors
Just received at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
dec l9-tr Bookstore near AZ
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know Nothing stare conventiou
4 M Clevelmnd.

The Ashtabula .Ssntinel has ever been one
Of the most reliable free soil papers in the
State. The following taken from It's col.
umns, will serve 70 give our readers an ides
Of its position upon the Know Nothing goes,
tion.
II 10 nov aunosnced, that thea % Know
NolhinGA" win holdV Convection at Cleve-
land in May, to nominate candidates Tor ths
coming State election. To this we have
no objection. II Is proper that those mem.
bers Of that order, whe wish to aid the slave
power, by attempting 70 divide the friends
Of freedom, should act openly and frankly
We greatly prefer an ayowed enemy, 70
a traitorous friend. We do not now enter
upon any discussion OF the principles Of that
order, their objects or policy. We merely
refer to the fact, that they are preparing for
a separate organisation.
OF course, no one who adheFes to the
" Republican movement" Of last autumn
will for moment attach himself 10 this new
party; which must be composed solely o
those who dissent from, and are unwilliAg L
act with the Republicans. 1t mSy be though
by some that the Republicans will form q
Union with the "Know Nothings,h giving
them portion Of the candidates. and nomi
mating the others from the Republican
ranks.
This expectation we think will not be re
allied. We do not believe that those WhIgs
Democrats and Freesoilers who gave U
their organizations last year to unite in
general phaIanx for freedom, will now b
willing to unite with this new secret politics
order as distinct party dividing candidate
with them.-Ashtdbula Sentinel
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CHAPTER II.

Ard It came to pass on the next night, at
about the tehth hour, that the Magii Of Tin.
nicum again assembled themselves in coun-
Gil, and SETH, also, was with them, (the
same who afterwards fell among tkieves0
and they established for themselves a Wig
.Dam. and The Wigwam was in utter dark
ness. without lights inside or out, save the
ligRs.of a Ball's7sys, lantern, and the loca-
ton thereof was in the wilderness towards
sun.down, in the basement Of I BARN. even
the old stone barn near unto the quarry. =
Now this barn was place Of great resort.
and for ! long time had been used asa hard
oare depot, and general assignation house
for Babylonish women. but the men Of the
council were KaoD Notaiiagss and knew none
III these things. So the council assembled
in the new Wsgosm, yea, in the cellar there.
Of iih front Of Tie sasep-rack. and, the dark
lantern waas opened. and BEsJAMIs was with / 4
them, and forthwith bEs taOlnteaths sheep.
rack. and opened kis vest and took there.
from sJgask, which being interpreted, mean
eth in Tinnicnib6, l spocket-pissol," and b
moistened his lips Ritt the liquid, even viii
: .slittle, Red Wias.i sis5
And when he bad done this. the Couhci
1 wers, greatly reioicsd. and they clappsd thei
hands and exclaimed, s.Great II BEsIAaIl
the Tempsrstei' And BznJAMrH opsne
|his moush end spsks = the sptirit ave hii
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Justices Of the Pence.

Through the, courtesey Of H. M. CLARK
Esq. Deputy Clerk, we have been furnish.
cd with list Of the names of the several
Justices Of the Peace elected on the I'd day
Of April 1865, in Portage county. They
are as follows:
Brimfeld. - EBENEzER RAwsoN.
Edinburg.-GEoReE B. SrILsoE.
CkarlestOWn. n.--ALPHEAs BALDWIN.
MantaG.--A. J, SouAREs.
I Randelph.-JAMEs COLLINS. a-9 j
=. Rapennd. liza A-W. ENos.
Streetsboro.-JoHN THOMPSON. 1.-t
Windkam.--JoHN L, HIGLEY.
Their commissions will be received at the
Clerks Office in a few days. -sH t
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THE FIRST FRuITs.-The fusion Knov-
Nothings have been perfectly rampant in de-
nouncing "Locofoco extravaganza" and
have made loud professions as to what the
new dynasty would accomplish in the way
Of "retrenchment.a yet nothing is more cer-
tain than that their professions will all end
in mere gas. notice that our economical
Auditor has procured q nice hew desk with
case and drawers for his convenience, he
not being able to get along with the fGrni-
ture that was in the office when he took
charge Of it, and just such as his predeces-
sors have used for many years past. l have
been informed, also, that the old blanks in
that Office, which have been used during the
terms of Auditor Mcbride and FRosT, and
which are the same that were printed by the
sail-end OF the Holy Trinity of the Bogu.
Dsmocrdt, while he was publisher of the
late Ohio Star, Of blessed memory, have
been destroyed, and nicely berdered new
ones procured in their stead, all for the ben.
eft of the "dear people" and the profit oi
Messrs. Hall, Herrick and Wadsworth.
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~ QuERE.--Mr. HART, one of your readers,
If not many more, would ike to know if his
Honor, the late Mayor, is entitled to draw
full pay as member Of the Board of School
{ yExaminers, at the examination on Saturday
last, when the most of his time was devot-
ed to pettifogging before his successor,
Mayor CoNANT. Again; is it proper that
two ofthe Board should be absent, attending
TO their private business, leaving but one
present to examine applicants! And are
the certificates issued under such circum-
stances, what the law requires? Mr.. Co.
/. nAHr was not present at all during the ex-
amiuation, and, Mr.. BRowN was absent more
than half the time. Is that the way the
people expect their agents to serve them!
80 5M O.
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ABRAHAM CASE.
dentistry.

snR. ]: G. WaLLIsy DENTIST, respectfully
~ INFORMS the people Of Portage county tiat be has
opened an Office over Row and Wter store, in the
west end of the brick block He will sert hsts set
Of teeth the atmospheric pressure principle andlpar
al sets in the way, in suitable cases. Pivetteetl
inserted so as to be seryicabie and durabie Teetf
filed with Gold and tin fnil 20 preserve then
from future decay, from fifteen to twenty years. Al
work done by him will be warranted to do good ser
vice. and will be Anished in the highest style ofthe art
He WILL also, aspartcplar attention to correcting ir
regalarities In chiidrens teeth aud treat
faiiy the various diseases peculiar TO the mouth,
Extracting done with the utmost care and with th,
least pain possible. Choroform given in suitable ca
ses, required, and with perfect safety. Reference
will be given 10 indivduals who have worn whole an
partial sets ofteeth putap BY him, for years and wit
complete success. Also to those who have now Il
their mouths, inserted By him six years ago
and which have not required the least repairs. +
will also refer 10 persons who have teeth peffect
ly sound, which we're lled by him from four to 81,
years ago. Heinyites all who Hfayrequire the seryi
eta Deutst togve him call before engaging wotk
and ensures those persons rxho may favor him VIII
their patronage, that his charges WILDE an
his work 10 be BSrfect1 eatlsiact0rys M0t
Specimens Or HE W0rk may ba eeen1t hieoMpe
March7 isS5-si%tk
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ulssfance, and enlightensd the Council q
far as he was able BY the aid Of the dark
lantern, but the tight that was in BfEAMnN
was darkness, for be knew not anything.
and the Council also were Ka0w Kotliags.
So when he had ended these sayings he
passed around his apootef,pisiol and said,
"Take ye "litk ksS Wins for the siOm.
ach's sake" and GEoRsE, when he heard
this was greatly rejeised, and exclaimed,
"yerily, this is sound SOctrine," And there
upon BENJAMIN retired from among them
into an adjoining apartment, and he took bis
hat sotth him. Now this was about the
twelfth hour, and Immediately the cock
crew.
And forthwith this grand Council of Tin
nicum proceeded to the election of officers
of the Wigwam, and they made choice oi
HoRAcE for President, on account Of his
great size; and Prince ALERT, the gun.
powder man, for Wee President; because oil
his coolness; and JOHNNY NoGGLE for Treas.
urer, because of his honesty, (the man who
aforetime stock in" the Church, and in after.
time ''tOOk IN" ihe COuncil) and WILLIAM
they chose for Scribe, because he was font
Of tdking notes. And when they had dont
this, HORACE cried with loud voice unit
the Council, saying, "Whom will this gran.
Sanhedrim haye for Deputy of the Distric
round about Breakneck!" And they al
exclaimed, as ono man, "GEoRGs, the cup
bearer!-give us GEORGE, the Rye deaIer!'
And all the Council said AmenI The
GEORGE arose and said unto them, "Broth
ers, let's 60 and liquor" Whereupon II
Grand Council adjourned and skunk off fror
the Wigwam through by and forbidden paths
as all others had done who had been no
| man before them.
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Sale OF Real Estate.
ON THE 18th day of Nav 1855, betv

TN I III IJIH U&J OI 1Nuy 1OOO3 UCEWIOIl
" the hours of l2 O'Clock M, and four O'Clock P
NJ. on the PREMISES will be sold 10 the highest bidder,
Ravenns in The county of Portage, and State of Ohio;
known as being twenty five of land in lots Nos.
thirteen and fourteen bounded the east by land OF
Alien, on the south By land of Solmon Carter and
Goorge Robinson, on the north by land of Harvey
Hotchkiss and west the center of tho highway be-
ing the same piece of land decided by Joseph Lyman
said Henry T. Seymour, deceased. Appraised al
$1,000 20,
Terms of sale--Onc years credit given with approx
ed security. !, :: ERASTUS CARTER, Jr, :
Rayenna, April 12, 1862 Administrator.
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TerriOlG Tragedy in WysheVille
V:t.--EOMr Men ShOt-Une Kill

- ANsAs|
ed.
On Saturday evening last, about nine o..
clock. our village was the scene OF the most
terrible and heartrending tragedy that has
ever fallen to our lot to record. Mr.. Will
liam H, Spiller, one OF our Oldest and most
respected citizen, was brutally murdered by
j. Austin Graham, of this county. The
circumstances, as we learn; were these:-
Mr.. Spller, in company with five or six
friends, was sitting in the bar-room of Boyd's
Hotel, engaged in conversation, and not
dreaming of all attack from any quarter,
when Graham, who was sitting near them,
suddenly arose, drew a revolver, and COM
meuced firing at Spiller. At the first fire
the concusson extinguished the lamp, and
the utmost confusion preVailedi but Graham
continued to fire until his revolver was ex.
hausted. By this time the room was clear
ed, and Mr.. Spller, had reached the pave
tiient in front ofthe hotel and fallen, wheth.
er from accident or wound is not known.
Graham pursued him, and, while he was
PROSTATE upon the pavement, placed the
muzzle of his second pistol at his head and
fred several times, killing him instantly;
and then made his escape. The firing in
the bar-room resulted in wounding three
other gentleman, Mr.. ]. Oscar Cox serious
ly, but it is thought not dangerously, and
Mr.. Conally E. Trigg, of Abingdon, and
Mr.. Terry, of this place, slightly. As soon
as the CONSERVATION and confusion occasion
ed by the horrid deed had somewhat subsi-
ded, parties Of armed men started in pursuit.
of the ruffian, and at this time several hun.
dred men are prosecuting the Search fol
him, but we are sorroy to have to say that
all efforts to capture him have SO far been
| fruitless. 1t was reported this morning that
he had oeen seen about eight miles from
town, and a party Of twenty five or thirty
started Immediately for the neigkborhooc
where lie had been seenj and we hope he
may be taken to-day. For fear that he
should escape beyond the limits OF the coun.
try, we give description Of his person.
He is man of about forty years of age
large frame, aboutsix feet two or three in.
chee high, with black hair, slightly sprin
killed. with gray, short and rather sandy-col
ored ,moustaches, good set Of teeth, with {
laughing, but not q pleasant countenance
when in conversation, and scar upon eth
or side of the neck, little below the angle
of the jaw. Graham usually dresses gen
eelly, and when he fled had on bacl
cloth suit. and a black. satin vest. A re
ward Of one thousand dollars is offered 70
his apprehension. u
I, ipieats that for some time past mai
named Graham has been paying his atten
tons to the daughter Of Mr.. Spjlleri who j
reported to be worth about $2O0,000. :, Ora
ham was unsuccessful in his suit, from tn
fact that the young lady was engaged to b
married to physician named DR.. Hamet.-
Graham, on account OF this state OF things
has been very violent, aud threatened.
take the life of his rival the first oppoftu
nifty that offered WytheuiRe (Va.) Tel
graph, April q, sx ..,l q Ff{f
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Election in Aurora.

In AURORA, the following Peoples Ticket
was elected by an average majority Of 6S.
Last fall their average majority was little
over 40. Good for Aurora Thus steadily
are the People gaining over the Slave DEM
ocrucy Portage Democrat .>'s}
The above precious bit ofglorifcation, we
clip from the Democrat Of last week. Sixty
eight majority! A single fact will show how
utterly ridiculous is the boasting ofthe Dem
ocyat. There are about l60 voters in Aurora,
Tie phoe number Of ootes cast on the day o.
lection Was only 68l These were Know Moth
ing votes. The Democrats had no ticket in
the field. The Know Nothing ticket was
elected by 6S majority, sure enough, and
several Of the men thus elected are ASHAMED
10 accept the offices to which they were
chosen on account Of the smdRness Of the
vote.
6y-Gs Know Nothing votes in AuroraAc1O
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Legal Notice.
Anson LoOmis |

Anson LoOmis ..
against
stephen X. freeman,
Johu Bruner, ; Petition in civil action.
Betsey Miller,
Lydia Rice and sl.-r
George Seaton. ..a .a
The defendants will take notice that the plaintiff
filed his petition in the court of Common Pleas oil
Portage county, Ohio, the 18th day of December,
ID 1854, against them asking TO have the following
premises sOld to-wit: Village lot No. 81 lays in what
is called Tappans subdivision of Village lots ia the
Village Of Ravenna, in Portage eOanty and State O
OHIO, The avails arising terefrom appropriated to
the pay ment of Judgment the plaintiff recovered
against the said Freeman and Bruner in said court,
ahd aness they appear and answer or omur the plain
till will take judgment at the next term OF said
to that effect. S. STRAWDER, PlaiutihNs Atty.
Ravcnna, April l2, 1867 KS
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Judge RiisS

Has removed to Cleveland, where ne has
formed a partnership with J: G. Granns,
Esq. in thepractice Of law. The Judge
has many warm friends in this town and
county, who will receive this intelligence
with sincere sorrow. Cleveland seems to pre-
sent strong temptations TO men Of ability,
and has already made heavy drafts on Ak.
ron. Judge Bliss has the ability to distin-
guish himself and will undoubtedly attain
prominence at the Cleveland bur.-Akro'l
Beacon.
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Legal Notice.
Urtah s. Bristol and Polly Titus |
Administrators on the estate Of |

Uriah S. Bristol and Polly Titusl gs ~
Administrators on the estate
John Titus,
John Titus,
OrinTitus, e IA Probate court,
Eleanor Hall and Petition to sell land.
William Hall,
Esther Briggs and - #gss
orin Briggs
Charles II. Bostwick, 'Et s-i
& Samuel Beardsley. .,
The said John &. Titus, orin Titus Eleanor Hall
and William Hall, Esther Briggs and orin Briggs,
Charles H. Bostwick aid Samuel Beardsle! are here
lie Dlants filed In the Court OF Of Portage
County, Ohio. their petition against you, the defen;
dents The object and Of said petition Is to sell
his 1.-THE said j. Titus n the following described
pieces OF land or Village Lots in CampBesport in the
township Of Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio, known
hs lots 2 49, 9) ninety ninety three, hnetyfou
In said o. H. Bostwick's subdivision TO the town OF
village Of Campbcllsport, and recorded Y Portage
Said netitieu 10 eheard the Sh day OF May, 1855
maros-4w RIP. E. Snaldihg, Att'ys for Pet's.
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IT EGAL NOTICE. Eliab r. harrington,
IL will take notice thht Miranda A. harrington, his
wife, on the 10th day OF March 1856, filed in the
Court of Common Heas within and for the county Of
Portage and State of Ohio, her petition, which is still
pending In said court praying to be divorced from
Cause in said peton habitua more than
three years. adultery the part and behalf Of her
said husband. " RANNEY & TAYLOR,
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LcgaI Notice.

Joseph A. schrader, Adminis- In the Court Of Pro-
traitor Of Francis Fitch, De. bate of Portoge Coun-
h ceased, 81 f3{eYl fEtsDnnhoo. -
-t t4fsts ~ %. .'sl s.s7A ESsssivhtO sott t4no
Valentine Smith, st ais. and assign dover.
Valentine Smith, Margarett sRithi hswife. Francis
Fitch onhia Fitch, Barbara Fitch, Martha Fitch, Mary
Fitch and 5ohn Fitch OF the Staee Of Michigan, are
hereby notified that Joseph A. Sehraderhas hled n
rid cuft his petition praying for the sale OF ceFtan
reai estate t.Eit Twenty tw0aeres fLaBd iRlos NO
ID, Ia Randolphy IN said county, ofwhch ad Francis
Fitch died ssized, Ia payment f decedsnts Indebted
ma that dover may be assigned hefein to said
said petition as heirs Of the deesent, and unless the3
al the next term Of said court, 70 wit: on IN
ffst Monday In May next and show cause an ofue
| ef said real estate. MIGnAEL STUART, II
April lth. .lsss- - A. Assosnsy tcr pesinonser's
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HOOt ;sMd shoe store.

TTHE subscriber would respectfully an
i nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity,
that he has been receiving during the past week. gem
eral and complete assortment of Boots and Shoes, suit
able for the Spring comprising the various kinds
and colors Of Ladies' and Gentlemen, Youths
md Calf Skin Congress Caters, Bootes and Buskins
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also q few 2aiI
of Ladies and Gents Rubbefs justto supply the pres
cnt demand. .....
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
inc for themselves they may be assured OF finding
article that will suit with prices corresponding will
the tines mar2i43J
Ravenna, March 10. 1885 WIN. GARDNER.
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Attachment Notice.

Charles Green, Treasurer Off In attachment before
Portags county, against Conant a Justice Of
John Case. the Peace of Ravenna.
Defendant will take notice. that an order of attach
ment was issued by said Justice of the Peace, the
goth day of March, A. d. 1855, at my instance, against
him for the sum of $2420. Said cause will be tried
on, the 10Th day of May, A. d. 1855.
April ], ls55-s6-3w R.P. & E. SPAULDING,
--.-.t Atiernevs for plaintiff,
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nHE Partnership keretofore existine be.

THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween Parsons Root, has expired by limitation;
neither wishing to continue the business settle the
same, they assigned all their company property
to me. All persons having claims against said Firm
are requested TO present them to me for payment
Those that are indebted, requested to make nme-
diate payment by cash Dete The Stock Of Goods
will be sold at eospay ineut u be made January FIRST
1856. SAMM'L S0UTHEE, Assignee.
Windham, April 5th, 1S55-36-3w*
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New Arrangement.

THE Subscriber having taken the ole
L stand of Durham & Gardner, Q doors east of the
brick block, in Ravenna intends to continue the BooI
SHOE and LEATHER business In all its branches.
He keep on hand, to meet the wants of his Gus
TONER'S general assortment in the Boot and Shoe lint
of all kinds ofboh eastern and home made work, anC
most kinds of Leather, Lnngs, Findings, Lasts, &c.
Allhome made work will be the best material tina
be procured; and having engaged the services o
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter in some of the best establishments in the
country, he fatters himself he furnish his custo
will in style and durability with the best worE
made either east or west.
Cash. Veal Skins and most kinds ofproduce taken II
Ravenna, March IA, 1s55-se-tf JOHN GuLIs.
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DOAD NOTICE.--Notice is hereby Civ
IL en- that petition will be presented to the Board
of Commissioners Of Portage County, at their next
meeting at Ravenna, praying for committee to view
and alter road commencing Ot the north side OF the
canal BRIDGE orth Of Campbellsport, running north
east from there past Allisons MILL thence the heel
path of the canal some forty or fifty rods to intersec
with the road on the canal .-. ~.
Campbellsport, April IL, 1856 4w
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\ O1rYesterday, tie peopleof this vicinity
i we're favord with plentiful and refreshing
shower Of rain. A change from the bold
death like appearance Of winter, to the green
I fragrant beauty Of spring. is rapidly coming
!. over the face Of nature. W
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a.,} Liquor Law. stl
MARVIN WARREN of BellefoT,taift

Ill O., has prepared p pamphlet, Forms and direc.
ticns designed to be complete guide 10 Justices and
other under the Lique Law of 1854 He has his GEO.
ond edition now on land which contains all the late
decisions OF the supreme Court the subject, togeth
or with ase0py Of the ACT {f@ss. 4s
The woik III sinaorsedby some twenty-five able Law
yers residing In Of the State. The following
resolution was adopted by the Slate Temperance Con
yenon held at Columbus on the 22d day Of February,
1856; Resoi5sd, That the Illegal Fotms' prepared 81
NJ Warren, EsQ. Of Belefontaine, or proceeding nm.
der the Ohio Liquor Law, be recomended 10 the tam
perance men thpougho4tthe State, ,.Isssa n fs
l5a PRICE or. THE WORK.
Single copy 80 cts; Four copies $780, OF IS pts pei
copy Forty copies % 100 90 per copy Sixty cop
les $500 or Is ctspet cory Sent % any part Of ~
State at my expense and risk As soon as ordered Nitl
wiilbe sent al ms risk BY mail IL properly enc oted
All orders directed TO NJ WARREN, Attorney ptEaH,
Bellefontaine Logan Ce. Chic, with money or stamp
enclosed viii receive prompt attention. Small order
al well 40 others. ~ sEs i*a sa VI
March -, le5S-ss-sm I. M.WARRE N
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N ~ We learn shat the Press, type. and
oshss necessary materials fol, printing the
Independent Psess have been received, and
I khs frss number will ber issued Ii few
shays. s''' 4,' i.f
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BOUNTY LANDS.--Th undersigned,
I'D having formed business connection with one Of
the most experienced lawyers and Pension agents in
Washington City, Is prepared to procure Land War
rants, pensions, back pay, &C., for such may be
entitled thereto upon the most reasonable terms His
charge for procuring land warrants will be only THREE
DoLrARs, payable when the warrant is obtained. II
no warrant is procured. no charge will be made:
itv5lltN tfcl, 90, 1855 MICHA Ell STUART.
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e DE1b.- Mr.. ANDERSON, the Conductor
OF the wood train on the G. g. P. Railroad,
who was injured by the explosion of the To-
connective Boiler, week before last, near AL
lisHce, died at that place on Thursday last.
His remains were brought here and inferred
On Friday. He leaves wife and three small
chilaFeh. a. ..f
u The fireman, who was injured at the same
time, val slowly improving at last accounts.