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. ssy~ ir ts wtrn surrRIsE that the sig

els he ab card have learned that this step has
ae. With opposition the paTs OF porti n OF the
gnRsn nesiy. fsw Fhysi sans. aud especially ofsone
th engaged iu the bGsiaess. it has long
besn tl,s custom with ssetsat Of the Druggists OF
this city charge increased price. for medicines
dispeIs at pighf. aud it has been deemed proper
u secure uaifurmisy In this matter by adopting
hxef ra'e
With regard Ia ths Justice OF the preceding. We
~su 4 say. thai man engsgsa n any Other oe-
cupati woui consider it uLfsr TO charge mere
for stc4s rendered at unusual hours ADD We GER
tsinis taiak it improper tor any tBlsiciAN 10 OBJ
jest wh'ts he obtains Increased fee oi Fur Del
tsTs fon ihe &af charge after the hour of 10 NJ,
Jif claim tae nifty cents 0flef pe hare retr
sd
tssssuse we have not heretofore insisted upon that
which is 10 itself tast and proper, IL IL no reason
wby We should nsf now do 80, and it ~ certainly
be ter have al arsSs understanding with the pub
liz shsa have them subject to secret Taie and an
nlsidaIi fanyscs. se6-dtgO
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
w HOUSE.

KENT, PAINE d CO., i63 AND 1s5 MAIN ST.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEsT AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTED TO THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEM
ILL.,. ..... RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention of Dealers to
our very large and we'll assorted stock OF READY
MADE CLOTHING. manufactured by ourselves for
CASH in the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habi. of purchasing
.t the North and elsewhere, will but promote their
own interests by giving our sock careful exami
nation before going further.
kesdes 4ontlemen's Dress Wear, we have very
large stock of -
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made ia the very kest manner, and OF the most
substantial mater ais
Ia aidition 10 the above, have in store $50 doz
n Gentiemen's ulkTT, of all qualities and sts les,
besides a large assortment OF Hickory Shirts, Can
ton Flannel and Under do; Red. Blue and Grey
Flannel dc; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton flannel
and d.; and Sporting of which will
b. sold a. rrices which will compare fsvofaby With
any market in the country, and upon the most sat
sa issw KENT. PAINE l. co.
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WESTERN VIRGINIA CosYRREscs.-The annual
difference Of the Methodist Protestant church for
the western virginia District, met in Hsrriayille,
kitchie county, Va, on the 3lst OF August, and
adjourned oD the 9th inst. to meet in Paramount
Va, on the first Monday ia September, 1852 The
increase. during the past conference year. was over
2luu mem huIl.
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FfxALs EauEsrRiASnx.--It 10 stated that Miss
Walters, an English equestrienne, has ma ched
herself for large stake. to ride -four miles across
the country against famous French sfeeple chase
rider. This race is TO come Oh this month.
The Merchants Hotel, Memphis, Tenn. was de.
seroyed BY dre on Monday last. Loss 81, 900.
Jehusop 8. Hooper, the aSinon Suggsn Of fnnny
memory, has retired from the editorship Of the
Montgomery Gala Mall
James Kiasey, an old citizen OF Alexaadria, Va /,
died on tbs 24th inst.
Shelton s. Abney, f,rmerly Of augusta county.
Va, has been ssectsd " The Missouri Legislature
from Morgan county.
Bishop Johns, the Assistant Bishop Of Virginia,
inteods visiting Westsrn virginis this fall.
The L1uissille Courier, Of Wednesday, notes The
sale Of 1000 cora fed hogs at s4 cts. mel, from
the hooks.
On the 18th instant, WIN. Guthrie, ! constabls
Of MilleEaport, LAwrenes county, Ohio, shot John
J. Nash, killing hiaa iastsatly.
The Rev. h. W. BArnwell, professor and ehaplain
Ia the college Of South Carolina q COiumbin has
been invited 10 the recsership Of rrinity caurch
in Washington city. gss
The Thermometer at Cambridss Observatory on
Thursday morning stood - thirty four.
Margaret Hoyt, the hSst white woman Who iived
IN cipciaIati, died IN Aaysvills, Ky, last week
aged e1 pears.
Ihaddeus Sherman, pephev OF TIA st~ner !.
the Declaration VI Independence. died Sd No
| HAvsn, CT, on the IA inse s'-
It's rNtdeaee of Ex 0ovsenor osupbslI a
WytAs ecsssy, Vs., ws robeel ef $50 - vssk
wM- = CalhoDn. son Of tie iass John q cnl
houn disd n Abbcvfsis district, & G.. - the 10tl
/ iost. q - 81 q 81
1 Dpriug the wset eadlnx "a Yrtaay hiehk thsss
80 go as ss.s.s ~ !. ~ sss sss 2 Asefs
A,eehlssep Dlaae y IGss 0sinaaa 1suae d
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NATIONAL AsD VIRoIsIA CDsrpA

AeRrcULruRAL S5cIEfiEs.-Grand National FUR
Grand Banqaet and Ball at the Exchange and
Ballard Horse.-We learn from good asihori
ty, that there will be grand Banquet and
BAH at the Exchange Hotel and Ballard House,
auspices Of the Uuited States and Virginia Central
Agricultural Societies. That prince Of hosts, Mr..
john r. Ballard, 10 preparing already for an exhi
bition of his taste aud genus in catering for gen.
erous aud Discriminating public. such a. even bs
never made before. Bot it is not the "creature"
alone which will be RECALLED. The Intellectual 10
past will be very rich and rare, We learn that
Cushing, Rives, Everett, Gov. Wise, and probably
Senators Mason and Hunter, with many others Of
distinctions, will be present, to charm and instruct
by their speeches.
We may add here, that every mail brings let
ters from the North and West, giving assurance
that large contributions Of stock and machinery
will b forwarded for the National Exhibition, and
that thousands of visitors may be expected here
At that time.
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Charge Of Negro SteaIinE--Crsps
&C
[co.azsrosDsscs OF tbs klcHxozD DAnr prsrA1cH..


MADISON c. H., Sept. rs.
Joseph r. Hunton. a very bad specimen of hu'
man nature, who had not strictly obeyed "tbe
tenth commandment" was taken to the Jail on
Thursday night. lie is accused OF running of
with a negro girl named Hannah, belonging to
Mrs John Booton, OF this county; he carried the
negro to Culpepsr Court House. where be attempt
Cd to obtain ticket for himself aud servant, bat
the clerk having some doubls about bis owning
the negro, they seized the negro, and Hapton
''Save leg baii'-the negro was sent to her master
near this place. On Thursday evening he was
taken a, his residence and brought to this place.
aud coufded 10 Jail, and on Friday morning he was
brought before Justice Crisler, and vas remanded
to Jail to await his trial on Wednesday next.
The weather continues exceedingly dry. and but
very little prospect for rain. The gardens are
completely dried up. The corn will be much bet
ter than was anticipated by the farmers. What
corn there is will be much fuller and better grain
than usual-many peis would try 90 make it
appear that there would be great scarcity, and
are holding their At $3.50 per barrel but very
few eAeg. l. L. C..
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FATAL Ps.zE FrsHr.-Georgs Mercer. an English
man, aud cutler by trade, was killed in an anna
ieur prize nsht in New Haven, cs., Friday night,
BY William Houston, anosher Euglishmsn. There
was but one witness present. They fought i've
rounds On the first two Houston fell, and on the
other three Mercer foil, and did not rise from the
the last. His brain was congested. Houston was
committed for examina tion.
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gzss- TEETH kxrkAorKD, WITHOUT

pEls MANS OF ELECTRICITY.
daueGS JONES. Dentist hereby informs
thoss sIshng their teeth extracted that he Is now
rrepared th tiis method and is daily using
/, with complete success HIS SEW INeTRUNsSrs,
with t,.ir India rubber fulcruni, are particularly
.arte To H. a. they give tse operator entire con
troi o. ,he electric cnrrent This great improve
zoe has been generally adopted by the profession,
taassSch it not only subuues the pain cf extrac-
top ia, also prevents the nervous prostraton con-
ut pou such operations espe cialiy where there
a "a raaaY teeth 10 be drawn eel-Im
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A FLYfEG pRlsIDsnr.-Ex President Valyerdc, OF
San Domingo, with the late Ministers Of State, War
and Finance Of that Republic, arrived at Turks
Island from Port an Platte on the 81 Inst. They
iest their families ct Santiago IL was ssid that
santsns had invited vsiyerde to return, and that
he expressed regret as his hight.
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VIRGINIA CxsrnAL AonIcuLru.AL So

VIRGINIA CKNTAAL AGRICULTURAL So
cIErY.-In response to . communication from Capt.
Dimmock, Secretary Of the Virginia Central Agri-
cultural Society, the Board Of Directors of the
James River and Kanawha Company, st their last
meeting, adopted che following order:
ResoIred, That the usual toll Be paid on all ar
ticles brought to the Richmond Fair for exhibit
tion but that the same be refunded il the articles
are returned. sra
30 that all articles which may BE- sent over the
Canal, to the Fair to be held here Ia October nsxs
for exhibition and then returned, will pass free
bsih ts0ux r.4s ss--
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THs REMOVAL OF THE NEW YORK QUARANTINE The
Commissioners for the removal of Quarantine con
vened at Albany, N. Y, Friday, for the purpose OF
presenting plan for the removal OF Quarantine TO
Gov. King, the Lieut.. Gov and the Comptroller. bo
have supervision over the selection OF a Site They
give up all Idea of locating the Qaaraus on land
aad propose to construct series of basins ia the
lower bay, IN which floating hospitals can lie at
anchor a. still as in the Liverpool Docks Each
vessel used az a hospital il to be in a separate
basin, so as TO keep apart the different diseases
he plan is endorsed by the leading n.edica, men
of New York, aud 10 believed to be practicable aud
economical.
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TsLsoRApa BETWEEN san FRANCISCO AND SALT
LAKE CIrY.-The California pspers received By the
last mail inform that prjsct II on foot for the
establishment of telegraph line from San
Francisco to Salt Lake CRY. 0Rellly IL said to be
at the head of the enterprise. Cleveland paper
informs Us that there 10 being built in that city
steam plow intended to be used ia laying tele-
graph wire between the Missouri frontier and
California. The machine will be able to travel 10
iniles day. and will be 30 arranged ~ to cut the
the trench, put the wire in II, aud bury II Al II
goes. We hope to hear Of it again.
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T r PRICE l. co.
kiCuN0ND, SEPT. IL, 1883.
f&HIr IL WITH WILLING PLEAaah he

k8 IT IS WITH WILLING PLEASAH IL
TptrI ADD MY TESTIMONY to the virtue of BA.
KER's PREMIUM BIITERS in making per-
manent cure of all established case CT D2SPEP-
STA, from which l have suffered 30 much for
the last twelve months. Also my wife is using
l. with great success alter suffering for many years
from lebiiitation and disordered st mach. As
convinced Of their valna bic qualities. nfienty
r,conme nd tt EN- ta the AFFECTED J. ADAMS
For sale by Messrs. Purcell. Ladd Co. and all
he principal Drugs in the city OF Richmond, and
elsewhere in Virginia. Sc IL
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srHczAL NOTICES.

Soy To xpE funLIc. After the l5rH
DAY uF sEprEMREa NEXT. the uaaers,rned.
when eaile upon 10 dispenss redieines between
the hoars o' eiosing ard opening thslr estabiish.
meets. ~iil charge the sum of Fifty CENTs IN
addition 70 sae usual ps Ice.
This e il r. ud-red necessary In consequence Of
ths teaasxt aud oten useless Interruptions OF our
t,s l.
MEADRA rAKER. I BLAIR
WAX S1 pEARCk. GaUBBS & AAPPERSON
0tFtL N0.ToS, ADfE GRAY
psTsRs0S. FISHER 4 WINSTON.
D1Ys 4 CO. CiiAS 5 DAWSON,
saH 6ARLiCg. LWA6NEk,
GkN DlNDkN. GO 2--lm
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nS- LIFE SIZE PnoToGaAPas.-Th,

- LIFE D1ZE Th0TOG6APh6.-1ue ue
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing te his nr
msrous patrons and the public at large, that he is
now prepared to furnish Photographs from mi ala
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain colored
which, for accuracy aud hnish. he warrants equal,
if not superior to any produced in this city, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictaras copied ana en-.
isrged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens at GiBBs' Tempie ef Ant, CORN
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9th and lOih;
GIBBS.
P. s.-If you want genuine Ambrotype, this is
bugged in price or work. Also. Meiainotypes, o.
any other Picture In the Photographic Art:
je Is r. e. u
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HS EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Coz

aEcTSgss are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS aud
aMeRorYpgs Executed at the large Photograph and
fine Art Galleries of MINIS, 1877 Main street, OPP
2osite the postofhce, and Sycamore street. Pesers:
burg. Va.
Ease aud grace in position. beauty in finish. and
correctness in portrature.
those " no wish to obtain something really fine in
the way OF Likeness, eithsr ip Ambtotype OF Pho
tcgraph pain in India ink water coors, Oil coiors,
or pastille of any size up the size of life,
spectfully soci ed to visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various styles of portraitures
Ga leries aiwa, open and free to visitors, whether
they desire work executed not. seq
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A Nsw IMrirUrIox.-In Binghamptou, n Y.
on the 2ith lust, the stone Of the State In
ebriate Asy iual was laid. Over 5000 persous we're
present. Addresses were delivered by Hon. Id
ward Everett, Rev. DIR. Bellows, of n. Y and
others
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Dikn OF HIs IyJusigs~-Mr. Byron Roach. Of Lou
jssiie, Ny. who had both legs broken by the rai-
road disasser on the StentsDyltis aad Indiana
railroad, on the 10th inst, died in Stenbenviie on
Sunday last.
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yzss~ PARKS PoINDsXTE8,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

RICHMOND VA
Will practice in the city of Richmond and in the
~ utis, of Chesterfield Powhatan and Amelia.
&C. Office in Lise's Building. corner OF Main and
lsth ,r.a.s sez3-l2m
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YKLLow FEvKR.-Up to the llth, fourteen deaths
lad occurred from yellow fever In aaivssson. Tex
-. Eight new cases Of fever were developed iu
Ration Rouge, La, on the 9th. The disease 10 still
on the increase Ia vicksburE. The Matches papers
say that city il free Of yellow fever.
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ssTHAsKsaIvIsa..-As, on the 2Gth Of April, 1859,
forty yeaIs will have elapsed since the orsaniza-
tion Ct she Independent Order OF Odd Fellows upon
this contiuent; the U. 8. GraGd Lodge has set
apart that day TO be observed by the entire mem-
bership under its jurisdiction. day Of thanks
giving to Divine Providence for the unexampied
pre sperity which has attended she Order since its
Organisations on the American continent. ~
LAnIEs WAafkD IN AusfRALIk.-rhs latest in
:s.iige1ca from Victoria contains statistical re
turn Of no little Interest 30 ladies. b the last
return Of the Register General Of the colony, Ne
perceive that the numerical prepondsranc> ef men
over women, amounted to the astounding sum Of
1874 goo 10 spuiation cf 470,O00. Lnosher words.
there were only about los .o0a uonsa 20 30a, coo
msn.
Ex.Pans1DnHf PtsHcx-Ls:ssrs from sx-Presiddbi
Pierce, dated Geneva, September !, recsived q
Concord, n. H.. state that sfter Visiting Turiu,
Florence, &C., be vostd procssd 70 koms, whsss
be viii spend the winter. He wn In e1ceiisnl
hsAitA, while alfe. Pierce rss iusch better thas
uhen theS-islt tho united states. -
N 8 Il s S A -
ose1 ~ c. 4 Gers ~ sse .esssl q = s..iiaesis.
~ tna94 sslA
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HOG MoRTALITv,-Is seems. says the Hopkins
ellie, KY, Mercury, that legion OF devils have
taken possession of the hogs in Davies, Muhiehs-
berg, Mclean and the adjacent counties. A gee
counties informs that the mortality is astonsb-
Ing. In some places the dead are piled up BY
hundreds, the air 10 black with crows, ravens and
bnzz ards, and the stencil 10 ovcrpoweriDg.
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ssss- ps JousB WAEruALL, (Homeo

path offers his professional services to the It'll
yens Of aichmoud aud It's vicinity. UIice at his re
sidence, on Leigh street, two doors from yth.
Ia
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aFnsr on rHx sEAsox.--A load Of superior corn,
u the new crop, was sold ia Wythsvtiie, Va.,
on Wednesday last, as sixry.suo and hall cents
per bushei. So
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sxs-azoRGs b. 6rRsL, Dentist, Once
Aud rsdsnce. No. zsI, on Main between sth and sth
rrears RichIaond Va my tO-ly
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UsIvERsALIsr CoyvEsrIos.-The .'National" Con-
vention of Uuiversaists, at Providence, has sd
journed sine die. Rochester. On. Y 10 10 be the
next place Of nleeiiug. A resolution In favor OF
admitting women to the pulpit VAS introduced
just before the adjournr- eut.but negaiived. ayes
Is, nays II. Strong anti-siAvery resolutions were
adnnfe1. z
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DEcaKAsE IN GATEIE DRIyING.--Nos half the uesaI
nambsr has been driven from Exse 1enne1eoe ana
o6uthNsstsTn Virginia thiA saasoa. N
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EGG The srosaca prepares the sle-

suS- Da ACHILLES AsCoLIs Office. Oh
ON GRACE sTREkT, BETWEEN 7TH AND srR,
b
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HKAyY SEyrENcs.-McCary, who was tried for
murder ct the recent term Of the Riuvanna coun-
" (va) Circuit Court found guilty of jussifa-
bic homicide, and fined 900. The Judge added
to the sentence twelve months Imprisonment in
the county jaiI.
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NJOTICE.-An persons having claims
~ against the estate OF MAnr CkuMp; oecrnaseu,
will present them to the subscriber, nghily annsn
fica,ed. Those Indebted viii mare Immediate pay
melt. WM BaACkATC,; as Cr;,na na oL dec,d 81,
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sssz. PRnY- A. ]. GEnHAhpr. late of

n5y- PRoY. A. j. 0EBHAsDT, late of
Williamsburg female Academy, begs leave to Offer
his services to the citizsns of Richmond as TEACH
ER en- the PIANO, SINGING VIOLIN, FLUTE
GUITAR, &C.
He can be seen at the Richmond House. Governor
street u -.
Refer to: Hon Ii A Wise, q Gr!swoid. Fsg. Maj
M Nimmo, Mr n L Winston Sc l5-lm~
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FIRs.-About / O'clock yesterday The

FIRs.-About / o'clock yesterday the
cooper shop of R.o. Gary, corner Of 9Th a1a Byrd
streets set ife aud ntirely consumed, ogsih
with irs contents Of stock, toois etc., ystnsd s
&4000, on which Mr. 9. had 40 insurance. OF 5000
The IRE communicated TO two tenements In rear
belonging to Georgs Lynch, the roofa Of both o.
which we're burned before the nre could be check
cd. TIE IRE was no doubt the work OF an inceB
diary, aid negro fellow called Robert Carter
slave 70 William Taylor, has been arrested and
committed 70 the cage a. the incsudiary.
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So Fresh Lx1oaks.-i have just re-
oeived, by Adams Express, g fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
Co. Can be found at all hours Of tbs day at tho Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and n
uight on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-t8 T. @. BOBSGH
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llUEKHAVk'S, Hostetier @, Bakers ana
- Jackson's Bit.srs always kept on band and fof
saie ty L MsAl3hkk. DEuzgfst,
corner 6th and Hr0Ad streets. )
r escf ipticns pat MP kcearat*ly. OF the best and
Gsshsst Medicines ct all hours. ~ reAsonaeje
sa4fGas. LW.
EsJa sALE-At low price, SHOW
CASE. o. foet ionE. fest inch IN width, test
inshss In hslght--glass Ill rosind.
AZ S-ts MI1n1 = JAIN : :.
HAkRIGf1N'H HAIR Dya "A nssn
- s,ppsy efshis psEsias iIsas Dyst slso. tssstAn
asd ast Z dyss. " R1ette0A, bsaesist.
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TERRIBLE TKAGEDY-A MOTHER MURDERS
HER FOUR CHILDREN, AND COMMITS SUI.
eide.

A terrible tragedy took place near Grove City
a village nine miles from Columbus, Ohio on We'd
nesday, the particulars of which We take from the
Columbus Statesman
woman, by the name of Christians Schillina.
residing with her heataud about half a mile from
Grove City. yesterday morning, about l O'Clock.
during the absence VI her husband murdered her
four cnildren-thTee girls and boy-by ihi owing
| them into we'll, 30 feet deep, aud afterwards
jumping in herself. 1t appears that Frederick
5ehiiing, the husband, was attending a wedding
party Grove City when the deed was commit.
ted, aud that the vile, Cnristlana Schni,ns, con.
veyed the children from their beds to the we'll, O
diAtance Of one hundred yards, while they we're
wards flung herself in. Neighbors passing the
| house, which is miserable log cabin, Standing
about quarter mile from the main road, sag thar
they heard she mother and her child.en singing
hymn about 10 O'clock at night.
The husband and father, it seems, did n re-
tarn from the Wedding party until daylight and
before that time . lady neisnbor having occasion
to draw water frUm the we'll, had discovered the
floating on the surface. She immediately gave the
alarm, and several gentlemen came 80 the sect
and Raised she mother and her four children from
the we'll. The family consists OF boy named
valentine, l0 Jears OF age; ChrstiannA, n eirl IL
years. Caroline, years, and Augusta, 3 years OF
age. Mrs. Schiiing was abYus thirtysix ,ears OF
age, and was 10 xli APPEARANCES, all Intelligent.
healthy, and handsome woman.
" hcD our reporter visited the house, the dead
bodies OF the i've unfortunate beings we're laid
upon two beds IN the only sleeping apartment Ia
the cabin, and more melancholy spectacle it mas
never been our nisfortu behold. The children
all looked healthy, robust and beautiful, and, with
the exception OF q slight scar tEe forehead OF
the boy, no marks 0t violence we're visible. A
crowd ut people Of both sexes was 10 the 1T ON
all awe stricken by The horrible catastrophe
No evidence elected by the jary OF inquest goes
to show that any other pefsen than The mother
cauld have committed the deed 1t Is generally
believed that she was labong under fit # insah-
ity as it stated that she had, about year ago,
Attempted to commit suicide during fit of
phreu8y which she was sutiect.