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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-23

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John P. Cogshall,
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Robert Anderson d
Thomss Deitrick
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-23

Amt over-paid... 224 Is
AuDIroR's OFFICE,
ASHLAND, June 18th, 1858.
I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditures
of Ashland County, from the 4th day of June,
1857, to the 10Th day of June, 1853.
JAMES SWINEFORD, Co. Auditor.
Examined and approved by US this 18th
day of june, A. d, 1858.
HERVEY FEM,
VIM. S STRICKLAND,
JACOB LIMERICK.
Commissioners of Ashland County.
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DR.. VIM. NJ. johnson, the associate editor OF the
Esprit of the Age" in Raleigh, N. c., died the
18th nit.
Alex. G. BulIitt, Esq, one of the corps editorial
of the New Orleans Picayune, returned from Eu-
rope last week.
Tho New York Express says million Of coin
has been sent South to aid in the movement Of the
cotton crop.
A noted Detreit billiard player has offered to
p's Sos match with pA''an' the Ne" Yorker for
Henry Beck, of York, Pa, was run over and
killed by the cars on the Harrisburg railroad on
Friday last.
st. Mary's (Catholic) Church at Wilmington,
CARROLL
At a postofice named War Woman, iu Kabuu
county, Ga, Dread Wall 10 appointed postmaster,
in place OF John O. Adams, resigned
Three other prisoners, besides VIM. Nugent, es.
capped from jail at Rockville, Md, on Saturday
night.
N. Y. for poisoning her husband in Avail August
1851 has been found guilty of murder. The Jury
recommended that the sentence be Imprisonment
for lite.
Since the first Of January there have been 49,
600 bags OF coffee imported into Philadelphia, be
ing an increase of 4s24 bags over the same period
OF last year.
Piccoiimini was robbed of beautiful chatelaine
watch, valued at $500, iu Philadelphia, on Sunday
morning last, as she was returning from early
mast
Governor Stewart, of Missouri, has appointed
the 18th Of November no a day Of thanhsgiying -
The Governors OF Michigan, Illinois, lows and
Wisconsn have designated the same day.
TIE negro. Joe Bird, who was accidentally shot
by Hr. D. Weaver, If King George. Va. died In
ri Royal on Friday. Weaver was committed
Z ID baiisd 10 the suu ot $780,
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SHOCKING DEArH.--The Philadelphia Ledger q
Tuesday, says;

SHOCKING DEArH-Ths Philadelphia Ledger of
Tuesday, says:
Last evening, about o'clock, tho neghborhood
| of Fourth and Shipren streets Wa. thrown into a
| state Of great excitement by the news that msp
was lodge IN the chimney iue OF house in Shin
pen street, below Fourth, occupied by Jane Bell.
From oil the facts to be CLEANED by u.s. 1t appears
that Richard Dillon. yoang man of about -
years Of age, has, fora long time been Keeping
company with o female named Lizzie Hackert
who resided ut the above house Lately, some
ostrnns ement between tho parties took place,
and Dillon was deserted for another man.
his cansed him 10 entertain bitter feelings to-
wards her but no violence was apprehended Il ON
h'm until yesterday, whom, after indulgiDg pretty
freely In lruor he entered the house about seven
O'Clock, and inquired for his former companion
Ele was informed by the inmates that she was ont
which was the truth. Not believing this, he b. ?
came excited and made bis way TO the third story
room, which is appropriated TO the use of Mrs
Ilsckert. Finding the door locked, and receiving
no answer to his repeated demauds for admission,
he CIamtered I'D the ladder leading 10 the loft aud
from thence to the roof lie then managed ts
work bis body into the fue OF the chimney, evi
IDENTIFY with the intention of thus efecting an en-
trance into the third story room. But, as might
DO expected To a small three story house. the 1ue
was too contracted TO allow OF free pas sage and
he soon became fast.
His cries soon attracted the attention Of the
inmates, as woii rs of psssers by and every means
we're then nsed TO extricate the unfortunate man
from his dissgreeable position. Ropes were low.
cred from the top, but his body being in such
posture, be was unable to take advantage of the
assistance thus at hand. Finally, a hole was cut
In the wall on the stairway, and Dillon was
dragged ont 10 an insensible condition Every
sxertion was made TO resuseitate him, but to no
purpose, and after drawing or two breaths
he expired. yonng man, who was in the com
papy Of the deceased during the afternoon stated
that bo then made threats to settle his difhcul.
ties with Miss Hackert, and purchased a black
Jack but whether TO use the girl in question
he did not cay. The deceased was q pasterer by
trade, but Of late has been engaged in peddling
oysters.
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE MURDER IN CISCINNATI.-Ano-
ther deed of blood-exhjbiiing terrible commeu
tary on the Increasing depravity of "fast young
men'-occurred in Cincinnati on Saturday night
1t appears that Charles Cook, Wm. Setter and
Wm. swift, visited house of questionable repute
Here Que Of them got into dispute with Kate
Beareau, who was knocked down and terribly beat
Ell and finally received stab from knife in the
side minute after says the Gazette,one ofthe eirls
of the house bent Kate, and told her she could
not live, and advised her to pray. The in.staiped
courtezan, IN that hour of blood could realize the
necessity Of prayer-of asking forgivness for the
manifold trantgreSaions of her erring sister
whose spirit vas rapidly passing to its final ac-
count And the victim Of "the liberty of the
knife did pray-whiIe.the grapiug wound in her
side gave utteTance to q breathing sound with
every word that was uttered! She PRAYED for her.
self, for her husband and child. (who reside in
New Oofleaus.l aDd sank into the arms of death
with the prayer still upon her lips. What scene
for brothel! What a volume of admonitiops
for the ra sisters Who listened to that last PRAYER
Of the dying.
The three young men were i'm IN ediately arrest
ed, but as Swift did not actively participate In
the murder he released in So 600 bail for a
further hearing. The coroner's jury rendered
verdict against Cook the principal in the mur
der aud Setter as an accessory. The deceased was
abOut 90 years of age. and Of great personal at
trac lions. The GaBette adds
Cook, the alleged murderer, lie, perhaps, 20
years of age, and is the son Of Il wealthy citizen
OF late years he has been regarded as a pretty
wild boy, and some time since his father gave hin,
800, with which TO go to California. lie went to
New York for that purpose, but the vessel upon
which he took passage met will, some slight scci-
dent when few hours out and returned to port
Cook then concluded TO give mp his trip to Cati.
fornia, and returned to hls homo in this city The
parents of the young men arc IN the deepest dis
tress, snd the murder has created no little excite.
ment.
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PETRyRIn WIFE.-A few days since gentleman
residing in Rising Sun, Iudisna, who had married
IA second time, wished to remove the body of bis
wife to a new cemetary. Preparations wero made
to that effect and laborers opened the grave in the
usual manner; but when they reached the cofiu
they could not lift it, so great was the weight
After obtaining considerable assistance, ho@eyer,
the men succeeded in raising the coffin from the
tomb They then could not resist the temptation
of peering into the coffin and learning the reason
for its unusual weight, aud found, Instead ef the
remains of corpse, a stone figure, the exact conn
terpart the woman who had died. This strange
story soou spread, and hundreds and thons snds of
persons were present to see the strange spectacle
The husband took the body of his departed
spouse home aud has it there now, where 1t is Wis
tied by hundreds of the curious and scientific The
body seems TO have been letrfed, aud to have be-
come perfect stone woman. The probability 10
that the body has become adipoccre, and will be
fore long melt or crumble.-C Cincinnati Enquirer
3GM
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SJOO REWARD -Ranawar

A the subscrltor, living iu Cum herisnd, Va. or
IA sunday night The 9th Of september, my nt
E.gro BOY named JOHN. john is a fnulatto
sged about :. oT 90 years stout built about feet
inches higb has a g on his upper lip and one o.
his east caused by burn and wore small goaiees
when he ief.. He IL supposed 10 he lurking aboni
ei' her IN this city the Easterl Shore " ar
r,s.a on the EaS torn Shets, will give reward CT
sJI. aud il arrested ont of the State, reward OF
500 will be given. CHAS GILLIAN.
n
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Capt Vim. Porter, an old and esteemed citizen
Of Orange county, Va, died rece ntiy.
Seventy Ave work men we're discharged from the
ship cnpsniers Department at tho Gosport Navy
Ya'd on saturday.
A convention Is TO be bed In Chariot N. c.,
10 ua"sro~. for the purpose of organizing = Pomo-
los ieal Society.
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A GooD Work IN PROCESS AND PRos.

PERiNG.--The meeting at the room Of the Young
Mems Christian Association on yesterday, was one of
the most interesting character-a deep and almost
universal feeling In every one present eviuced it,
self S2rely none could have been present but
would have been grstified in witnessing the most
respectable portion of population, united in a
prayer meeting, without regard to sect or condi.
tion. To day at II NJ. the meeting will be contin-
ed for one hour. All are cordially welcomed
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FIRE IN KING GEoRGE.--We learn from the Ere.
dericksburg News that Glencoe, the summer re-
sidence Of DR., Richard H. Stuart. OF King George
county, Va, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
morning 10 uvolving loss Of $1,000, half of which
is covered by insurance in the Southern Proteo-
ton Company, Alexandria. The house Was hand
somely finished, SIS by SO feet. and at the time
of the confagration was partly furnished and
unoccupied There is no doubt a burglsr had
entered, and then fred the building, In order to
cover the robbery.
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A pitt,feid On. II J farmer has raised this
year 81 bushels o. potatoes loi the California varie
- from iso bushels cf seef.
Al Wilmington. Al. c, Samuel simm, ns has been
Convicted OF The murder VI bis nephew,
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Officers Of the Government are making some as
founding discoveries In the matter Of procuring
land warrants, and are bringing TO light what ap-
pears to be an organized system OF fraud, on the
part Of certain agents who bave been largely On.
gagged ia the basiness for years past.
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FIRE. The alarm of fire st G O'Clock
last night was caused by the burning of the stable
Of =. D. Hart, on Adams street. Loss small.
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, THE CAROLINA HOUSE.
re CORNER or SMs AND ooxmssce srRKrrs.

ES CpkHsh OF MAIN AND COMMENCE STREETS,
NORFOLK, VA.
This Hotel is over and adjoining the Merchants
sni Mechanics Exchange, is equi distant from Il q
Market, Post ttice, Custom Honse aud City Hall
he corner OF two OF the principal thoroug gh.arrs
;aa very centre # business and has every appli
acce tor The comfort and satisfaction OF the guests
IgEEs 81 % per day.
A HARTMAN,
a. 2I--Stn Proprietor
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PREMIUM FOR REAPER, &c-CoRRpo-

TIoN-In the printed list Of premiums Of the U. g.
Agricultural Society it was stated that a premium
for q reaper aud n ~ was awarded to q MIR WHIT
comb. This was a mistake. The premium was
awarded to Mr.. JESSE WHITEHEAD of Chesterfield
worthy citizen, and a man of very inventive
genius
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f~HaRrsHosss's ANTI BlLrous Pills

are the safest and best Pur zative pills 10 They
act upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels. carrying
Of all bile aud oysry foul secretion. They dout
grpe are easy Ia their operation, and eau be taken
st any tim without fear OF exposure. They move
Gods frotn the system and pre- veut hheums .iszs
II you suffer win any pain, nse HA TbHokNE'S
you have a cough use HAarSHORNks COUGU
SYRUP, which Is the best Cough syrup In the
world.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. &C l5-tm
ERc DR AopILLgs AscoLI's Office, on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7ra AND sTH.
NH 1--Iv
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BEAUTIFUL QUILT.-In the exhibition

room Of the Mechanics Institute may be seen a
beautiful silk quilt made by Miss BohanDan OF
this city, which is attracting marked attention
from the ladies' In the centre is drawing of
Mount Vernon, said to be we'll executed
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PROLIFIC. We received from q lady
yesterday, several twigs filled with blooms, which
were taken from an apple tree iu Mr.. G. 0gden's
yard, on Marshall street The lady Informs us that
the tree is now in bloom for the third time this
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CIRCUIT CoURr OF CAksBELL.-During the late
session of this court the of John p. Chiffon,
vs. r. Chiltons Administrator, occupied three days,
and verdict was rendered for the defendant
Counsel for plaintiff Jno o. l.. Goggin aud Charles
r. Slaughter; for the defendant, John ii. Speed and
Daniel Marr.
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OYsTEBs.-There is large number of
these bivalves at present in the dock-some OF
them very fine for so early in the season.
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AN AMERIcAN FIsASCIER IN LONDON AND PARIS
According to the New York Times an American
has been figuring between London aud Paris for
the last year, selling, proering for sale line
bonds at one time, ard depreciatiug, for purchase
foreclosure, bona fde mortgages. at another, and
claiming the endorsement of exPresideut Fillmore
aud the American ambassadors at the courts of
London and Paris His last operation has relation
TO the bonds of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
road Company. 1t is alleged that he had Issued
circular to the continental bondhoders, proposing
that for the consideration cf ten per cent COMMISSION
en- fur hundred and ffy thousand dollars, he would
undertake to foreciose the mortgages, not at par,
but at the rate of so cents the dollar of the frat
lien. and 20 cents on the dollar of the second lien.
and pay all legal expenses. The din eovery of this
piece o: o:fnanciering was made by Mr.. Powell, of
London, who few months ago visited the United
States as the agent of the bondhoders.
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so-a -sr.- ACCOMMODATION

H - raai A9qVM@GpAarVE H'Ho4pAan on
HDUh r.-t1n and after NOVEMBER lST tie Accom-
dation Train of this COMPANY, viii run dsiy isun-
days exceused) between Milford and Richmond;
leaving MSsrd at llA NJ. and arrive in kich-
ond al 81 A. VI. Returning, will leave Rich
mond AT : O'clock y. NJ, and reach Milford at 20
T.. NJ. stopping tor passengers at any point zach
way.
FAEB-The same as on the Mail Train.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OfrIcE r. r. 4 p. r. R. CcYpAsY(
Richmond Oct 2lFt, 1858 &C 2s
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DgsrH OF MINIsfER.-The Rev. W. b. Boone, OF
the Methodist South Csroiins Conferences died ut
Aiken on Sunday morning last.
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THEFAIR AT PETERSBURG The Petersburg papers
# yesterday record several items as incidents of
the Fair. gentleman had finger cut off by a
shingls machine on the Fair Grornds. Rarey has
created profound sensation by 'taming" vi
cious young horse. Mr. James c. Bruce, of Hall
fax, Was reelected President of the Virginia and
North Carolina Union Agricultural Society. Cav
bale are given every night at the BolIlngbrook
Qni'e number OF persons have been robbed by
pickPockets-ahd 10 short Petersburg is the scene
OF as much excitement as might be expected un.
der the circumstances
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT happened 10 little son Of
Mr.. Eli Thomas, residing in Caroline county, Va,
on Monday week. Mr.. T. was splitting piece OF
timber, when the axe accidentally few out of hts
hand striking the little fellow in the face, and In
Nicting a yery serious wound.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


COMMISSIONERS CERTIFcATg.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners 70 snperintend the drawing Of
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above IL an accurate list of the
Numbers aud Prizes "a they were drawn by rs this
day at Augusta. Ca
r. O. BARRIER, sxn-. f,.,
T.. Y. DUGAS, CD""''eooui 10.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day.
Oct. 30th, 1853, LEWIS LEVY j. r.
ExrLANsrfoN.-Thei left hand row IN each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to. if
your unber is not n the list and does not end in ;,
your ticket IL blank.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are ent
tied TO $50 in addition 10 any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to. Half Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates OF Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned 10
this ONCE for cash or re einyestmenl. with the own
ers name endorsed on the back Tickets that have
not drawn prizes need not be returned.
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lJuAnUlN1.--Our house on Grace st
ID between s;h ana sth. is now open for the accom-,
potatl OF boardeTs. y MURRAY
"a E3-t- VI j MURRAY
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b CoUGus, COLDS, HoAGsESxss, &C

N ALL THOSE WHO ARE Arrr1erpp
with aHy Cnroaic Disease considered ineurabIe vii,
receive Letter, giving nation which with in
sure soe.dy and perm apont cure by sending their
names and one stamp Ito prepay postage) to DR. r.
.. FoorE, the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
author OF Medical Common Sense" earatogs
Springs. N. Y. se I3-dswam
GsoadE B. STEEL, Dentist, Ofios
eod residence, No. 2al on MAin between 9Th and 9Th
treers Richmond Va NV an,
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--1- -s-7--s-1--
S.EsS-l STONE WARE.

Swxsr STONE WARE.
ca RICHMOND
49, MANUTACTURP.
W JUGS,
JARS.
CHURES
PITCHERS, &c,
Fer sale at Factory prices. az cur Pottery curnnr
Of I2.h and Gary streets.
cc 70 KEESEB & PARP.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
SPECIAL NofiChs
~ ~BUYsRs OF SrovEs, ATTENTION

ASA SNYDER,
AT THE RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Continues the manufacture, for the supply of the
southsrn m market. OF those very popular COOKING
VIRGINIA AIR TIGHT
GEM o. THE SOUTH. (the best double oven
Stove extanf)
sITHs ssonITTHEsN PLANTEK Plan rTII
RICHMOND pREniuM
Also HEATING STOVES for rarlors Offices,
stores. factories churches, and depots.
AHREM MEMBEREA
mat these stoves are heavier than Northern
Stoves and cost no more per pound; thst Repairing
asasss can pc at all times promptly supplied. and
their operation is warranted 10 prove satisfactory
AICertifcatts OF merit might be produced BY
hundreds II necessary srDv
To enquire for tss ss aRIGEnosn SSEE MAZE ov
STOVES and buy no Others a. dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves, aud are therefore more
interested in their sale. oc film
1&T CoUGus, COLDS, HoAgsEYRss, &C.
The prevalence of the above complaints at this sea-
son has the effect Of bringing cut host of profess
sedly new specifics, and while some few may be
10 prevent disappointnent, the best course to pur
sue 10 to consult your family phY sician or other
pse snly such remedies AS long public experience
is TfLER's CUSPOUND sYRUP Or GUM M ARs. IfSss
BIZ Originally the favsrite prescription of an en-
inent PM hysician IL soon became Q popular family
nedicine, aud without advertising, has continued
70 ENJOY growing reputation for the last twenty
years In all recent cases Ii acts like charm and
III hCnronic cases, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough Uroun
As.nms &C. 1t is used with unparalleled success as
sold bs FISHER wiNsrey MADE kgaKsp A
bonEKkR, &C, at rs cents per bottle AMI n An eie
sah. ana pleasant bozengs form lZk and az e.nts
DROPS" 'A' "Vu"1 sa "a osspf s
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BOARDING.

MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having se.
VI veTal vacant ROOMS, persons desiring Roard
can hc accommodated. Apply at the corner of CLAY
ayd Pourth streets, 80 2s-eoSts
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1NrERMENrs We publish this morn
ing the list of interments in the Shockoe Hill
Buryng Ground, for the quarter ending the 31st
of October. For the three months there were but
ZIG burials-not three a day: out Of population
cf 70, ,000 Of this number l27 were whites 66 ci
whom were males, so females, and ii still born
and 50 were colored. 10 of whom were males, &c
females, and still born.
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BOARDING HOUSE The undersigne,

UI1ANUINU uVNNA. - ne undereirneI
ID has taken the house formerly occupied by Mrs
Il DNrtoa, s3tCateN on the curner OF Franklin
and 5h ssTreF, which u now oIen or the reception
ami accom- lS,Atipn Of buAhDERS 0enilsmen
" ~ thss; families can here be pessants situated
!. GaE men can be accommodated with Board by
the pc,k, month or year, either with or plthout
l5tsiuS- Rev, Dr.. Nj. ID Hose and family Who
have !oT unmloT Of yesrs re Ged Ia the hopse are
tu BosF-cIs, - whom the sub cgiler hees leave to
Tttg. A BROCK
T. s--A goo1ly number of Gentiemen can be ac
comuodsted during the Pair on reasonable terms
q .a-Lt0
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DRiNaTE BOARDlNG.-MiSS BID
L GOOD has taken the large aud comfortable
house cornor of Main and 1th sireets and will open
Il fr the reception Of B0arers on the ist Of October
uaSt Geutomen can be accommodated with board
L. ~. IAN
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VIRGINIA PosTorFIGE MArrERs--At Harpers
Ferry, VIM. NJ. Brown is appointed postmaster in
place of Frank I. Marizy, resigned John A. vii.
son, postmaster at Coiersvile, Rockbridge county,
Va, vice H. McCorke, deceased. James Stsrkey,
postmaster at Bakers Run, Hardy county, Va,
vico Mary A. Boone, resigned.
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JAS. NJ. WISE, ESQ. on Monday last,
took the necessary oaths before the Heurico Court
and obtained leave to practice law before tha,
BODY,
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CURIOSITY We were shown yesterday
a acuriosity in the shape of two we'll formed pigs
with only Que body There two heads and
eight legs to them, and from the shoulders down to
their tails, but one body They were dead when
we saw them, but understand that they lived sew
eral hours