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To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants. Drug
giStS, GrOCGrS and the Public.
DR.. BRUNON'S BlTTERS

DIX. BKUNONS BIIIEKS
Have from their excellent qualities, been recon-
mended by the MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
as most valuable and never-failing remedy for
DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA,
DEBILITY, HEARTBURN,
BILI0USNESs, JAUNDICE,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DISEASES,
&C., &C., sc.
Are also n sure and certain preventive against
FEVER AND AGUE, CHOLERA, SUMNER
COMPLAINTS. &C.,
and is the most efficacious TONIC AND Ape
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the pu lie
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OF THE BLOOD will be thoroughly eradicated,
and all those who are suffering from eaYly excess
and PROSTRATION OF THE PHYSICAL EN-
ERGIES will be restored to a ROBUST AND
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The DIGESTIVE ORGANS will be stimulated
and permanently strengthened, APPETITE will
be created, and the DEBlLlfATED SUBJECT
RES TORED TO NEW LIFE.
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will be taken readily by children as well as
adults.
All persons suffering from any of the above
complaints are invited to try DR.. BRUNON'S
BITTERS.
DosB.-For an adult, q small wine-giassful .
times day. for a child, child, small tea
spoonful twice day.
X. CRUGER.
Sole Agent for the United States,
742 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Sold at so cents per bottle, SIS per dozen, 81 oO
per gallon; extra Bitters for Bar-Kooms' oy the
gallon or barrel, at the low price of ST % per
Sallop: fine stoughton Bitters, 81 rs per gallon.
nSy- For sale by all Druggists and Groeers
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Rag- Sent by express to all parts Of the United
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March 5, 1859.
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WH destroy Garden Insects. Cockroaches
Bed Bugs, Feas, Ants, Moths, and all
pests of the vermin kind.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
That the vote Was as follows

The Committee feconmends'as neces.
sary to the choice Of a candidate, 4 ma.
joriiy Of the Democratic vote cast ip the
Convention.
Upon any other question. theiyote shall
be per capita. unless some delegate calls
for vote by counties. when it shall be
cast upon the above ratio Of Representa-
ton.
The Committee also recommend that
The rules 81 the House Of Delegates Of
Virginia, SO far az applicable, and not liz
contiict with this report, be adopted for
the government ofthe Convention.
ALI of which IS respectfully submitted.
"a. G.. REeER. Chairman.
7. 2. TuRsER. of jackson. moved tina,
the Report be received and adopted. and
the Committee discharged. Fhe motion
was unanimously adopted.
The motion was then made that the
Convention do now proceed 10 make 4
nomination, which was unanimously
edopted
GAhlSetsERANR, cf RAn3olph. presented
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
M ~. w iLL,AAe, eH9tfindn.
KLEcToRIAL COMMITTEE.

Il
III. FITzHuaH. az Kanawha, was called
for. He expressed his satisfaction at4the
nomination Of Mr.. JENKINS, BY the voice
of this Convention that it was q telling
tribute 70 his political worth and excel
.lence that little more than two years
ago be had been nominated as the Demo.
cratic candidate to represent this District
in Congress a young man, comparative
~ unknown tosthe District, and with lit
tie or 20 experience in legislative or %,
litical affairs. He was opposed BY an ad.
yersary, willy and arlful, already in pos
session Of the place, and advocating a
scheme singularly captivating to selfish
ness-that Of con6scating public lands to
the beneftof his constituents, He found
for himself aud furnished to the other
Icanyassers in his District, So complete q
Afefntaiibn Of this fsllacy that no triumph.
tan,ly wrested from the enemy The Dis
I.rict which they held. and once more rem
dered integralthe Democratic representa-.
lion Of Virginia, Once III Office, his
course has been characterized By ripe
craftsmanship. The rule which the
South has claimed for Kansas, with 4
wise sagacity he applied 10 Minnesota,
making concession 10 the opinion Of the
North, a precedent for the protectIon2of
his own section. Then we find him bat
Ting with that fallacy of diplomacy, the
Clayton Bulwer treaty. seeking to eman-
cipate the country from the. restraints
upon her expansion indicted by the blur
der Of an old Wing administration. II
was fitting that he, having no local inter-
ests to advance, should be foremost to
advocate the progress aud interests Of
his whole country abroad. III view Of
his distinguished services to his country
and bis party. it was fitting that he
should receive from the same hands, and
.at the same place, 50 cordial mark Of
appreciation.
Speeches were also made BY "a. g. RE-
GER Of Barbour: E. c. PHELrs, Of Roane;
lib. w. ] AcKsoS, Of Wood Z. IA. PHELPs.
1of Riichis; NJ. B. PEEEYBAcKER, of Wood;
SAMuEL CRANE. Of Randolph. w. W..
SEwMAE. Of Mason; and JAAEs Z. CARR,
of Kanawha, endorsing the nomination
made. Do.
On lnotionof HsSRr FrrzHUcH. Of Ka-
nawha. the thanks Of the Convention were
returned ito the officers Of the Convention.
for The prompt and able manner in which
they had discharged their respective du.
ties. -
Onmolion of AYM. E. JACKsoH,o Of Wood.
the proceedings we're ordered 70 be pub.
lished in the Democratic papers Of the
District. and in The Richmond Enquirer.
The Convention then. on motion Of
JAMEs u. CAkE, of Kanawha, adjourned,
sine de.
SAMUEL WOODS. President.
w. p. CooPFR,
+. ]. ALFRED. ~
Jko. RUHDIK, fe'e''
CHARtks RHoADs. 83 sa i
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solved no longer TO plsyrBs q.
horOf. md de efmisrd ,s <. "a spoa
vile directly with bis tesri5,s ss.. es |,
AZ frst Mrs. Sirkles stropgl, spisies
guilt, but on her husband, -, sse''d
wheihes'en ths "Wednesday n s..aS
had not entsred the houss e ,l p.e Il,
street in certain particular an s'l'''t
concealed b 2 hood, she cried =.
~ am betrayed and lost. = ~. y.
ed away. On recovering he, ~. w
admitted her guilt and besossll'
and pardon.
Mr. Sickles eslmly said lh., /.
not ..l lnluTs her. ssees hssb.slisr,ah "
s III. u !. ~, sfssn - oa' that Il X
49, - la. ~ So. .'I
$3.50. 800 y w muse Ners snt
e. 80 80 ~. ! s,,, men prsssae.
s,s,;o,, i, i,, s ~ : .a;smenI u siis.
~ -, $500 1, ss '.a,. with Mr.
S;aLlss, go, ,,,.f t,,ill !, n'As nndsE
s;ncs h;rsd shs ho.,.1 :, .nS e, Ri
= vb;eh shev b,d 'con = : s''' iisl,s
Mrs Stills, cnrf..'y nx -
.be m;isl Il III. b;T,ssa a,.a ass,s,s
r.;seyy e n, husbsrd eenliAha,,
- civ. him bscE IN, IN. sa.,ply asssaaiI,,
| desirad her 10 writsl = lung ing II
come and take her fron n. ~ noIAsr 8
Mr.. Sickles made No !, al ~ ioiue
m;t,;ng he ;ustice n Il. .olseIloni, i.
tha rnest aFstltino lano,n. = PuA''hnst /
The Hon. Robeys
| Messrs Carlisle aud R.,.l,dg aissf III
retained a. His. couns.,l ''s''4e pare bsa
W -, maaa...p,
- feSruaty "a
IL ApPlicss'on VII Pc made By NJ s.,,
Ior VIII o. races forpas. Nth 49,
70 procure DIS reieas9 on baiFshd ~.
ms .f'ai- ms we exouerates bin l,;:-
ail olame, ana ne mas The general .,pnl
my o. 'he community
~ me Sltcuis court this morning II,
Safl'sse Ap9ounceo ne deathpf PbS,
baron ney ia.e U!stlie. Allonsv !
Columbia, WINE ealoglsing Tie dase,s ]
60 as 2 cour,eou5, rank and cpeh.lEssit1F
gen,iemsn' ne ioreeore % sPeat.oi 81
cause when lea toSpis death, as gEa!ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
Latest by enc steamship Canada.

HALIFAx, Feb. 25--The London News
Of Saturday, February l2th, says that
pacific assurances fromaevery quarter are
nsutralized by war-like preparations on
the continent. An extensive system Of
Notifications along the coast, has received
the sanction Of The Government. Two
hundred French ships Of war arejin com.
mission at home ports, and six floating
nayigable ships arctic be constructed ia
France.
\ II is reported that Austria consents 70
withdraw]her troops from the Roman
States, provided France does the same.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
81 7l17 9-4sT ~ Y n
OnrCaR didate.

i Ills with unbounded pleasure that
we place the name Of Hon. Albert
q. JEaKrss at the mast head of our
paper, and shall, with pleasure, ad-
voeate HIS electipn1t to the next House
Of Representatives Of the United
States. Mr.. JENK1Es' nomination
WILDE hailed byI every trne southern
democrat inthis4district, with a thrill
Of jOy and glainess for 70 sen
tleman ever more completely won
the hearts and gained the affections Of
his constituents than has our faithful
Representative. #
h on his election, On the 4th Thurs
day of May next. there is no doubt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

-. &c.. q. ttha Ee1;sE0tfsyS Of tie
~ $3.50 - M Z 4 '.e.slalure Of poll
x 1. !a',s ssd Dsn,acoehes !; then may
'iS.a r.. I, 80 tbst m sloss Of the adj
We ~. !. 81, i'' ~ n,.snt Statesn,an
9z e;.s .,, s,io,nd 10 the hon.
g .pMy' &c. 80 = 'tha old Common
e au 's
Vs. .a.sc of tl,e humble voters Of
.,: n sa - J;sfr;cf M Editor. Il,
49,. 49,; !, !, = occoronl;sh and carry ontithe
], Us e,,,.,eratad ahove. / 10. sir. for
~. ~ 3, ,nr,;nat;o,, ana reelection Of
s Inl, 4 Warth Esa &c the. county
~ * Observation-Disclosures 81, of party
oi;c,,ns 81 outside Influences. His
.nn ssas 49, Is thellast I,epislaturc. when
$500 ,n5aratood ronst be entirely IN.
svcenf;onable ID every voter in the
d;str;ct re opposed the repeal of
fba al section Of the original law,
mak;no an appropriation to tie Cow
;nrton and Ohio Railroad, which rel
on;red the construction Of the road
"a be- carried "a from, its Eastern and
| Western termini towards the centre,
lin q speech Of much force, upon the
final passage of the bill. making an
appropriation of $500. 600. If his
speech received then. the highest en-
Icomium offbe people Of the district
and he still desires the plandit Of
well done, good and faithful servant
llet Mr.. Warsh visit the various
counties Of his district. and satisfy the
people. that lie is still for eDtsndinS
Hue Covibgto1 and Ohio Railroad te
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
KAN "A VIII v Ak E X "a r:

tie name 81 ALnERr G. JEskiNs. He
hers testimony % bis high moral WORTH
iii private virtues, and his nnblemlshed
public acla, making him well deserving
81 tie honor.
Loud calls were made for WV. I. JACK
sds, Of Wood. who promptly seconded
Ethe nomination Of Mr.. JENKINs. He en-
Eddrsed him as man and as politlclant
| fte agreed with every vote he had giyeerls
and believed him tobe q sound Democrat
IL. p. TuRSEe. Of Jackson. who was
also called for, responded most heartily 70
the gentlemen who preceded him. AZ 4
delegate from the county which iifst pro-
posed his name TO the preceding Conven;
lion, lie announced that The people OF that
county again presented him to this Con-
yehsion Is candidate, and hoped the
body would see ct to nominate MIN.
Nv. w. NEwMAN. Of Mason. then moved
that ALBERT G. JENKIss, be. byacclaina-
ton, declared the nominee ofthis Conven-
| ton.
Fhe vote was taken. and resulted unan-
| imously 10 favor Of the notion amidst
loud and long continued cheers.
The President therefore announced that
ALBERT G. JENKINS. was the nominee Of
the Democratic party for' the office Of
| Representative Congress from the ! It'll
Congressional District Of Virginia,
ZIP. TURNER. Of jackson, moved that a
committee Of FIVE be appointed BY the
President to inform Mr.. JENkIEs Of his
nomination, and request bis acceptance
thereof.
The motion being adopted. the Presi-
dent appointed Messrs.sF, p Turner,
tof jackson, w. L, Jackson, OF Wood.
Samuel Crane, Of Randolph. Henry Fitz.
hugh, Of Kanawha, and w. w. Eewmaa.
\ of Mason, said Committee.
+ y. A.. PRELps, Of Richie, moved that
The Chairman appoint two Committees.
one]to select 4. time and place for holding
Tie next Congressional Convention, and
The other the time and place for holding
The Convention 10 nominate Delegates to
the next National Democratic Convention;
The motion was unanimously adopted,
Whsreupon the President appointed the
following persons as members Of said
Committees u.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
.A Stnatorial CaaTtntfon.

Z In another column viii be found a cal
for meeting 70 appoint Delegates to !
Convention ID Be holden At Boone Court
House On the 9th instant. Putnam and
Boone have both held meetings. and APP
pointed delegates, and we trust Kanawha
viii respond 10 thscall, and meet those
Counties in Conventions. e
We also publish 4 commune To-
day, advocating the claims ofI JoHS A.
WAErH. Esq 70 which We invite the al.
tentioh Of our readers. iii.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
Escape BIZ Twenty -oHe Prisolefs from
New Castle Jail.
MIN CAsTLE, Del Eeb. Z

On Friday night, twenty.one prisoners
confined an jail az this place for various
crimes, Elected their escape. Among
them were the two o 'Nsills and Dough
erty, who. we're serving our d term Of i'm
prisonment for murder J: Robinson, sen !.
fenced To- death for committing . rape on
Jane Norris aad Samuel Turner. his ac-
.complicel who was awaiting his trial on
the same charge, The sheriff summoned
. large posse. and after securing the
country around, succeeded in capturing
six Of them Robinson and Turner be-.
ing among the number.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

The MIssouRI AND MrssIssIPPr RIyERs
UNITED. 1.-The ST. Joseph journal Of the
18th inst.s thus announces tbs arrival oi
the FIRST train Of ears through from Han
nibal. on the Hannibal and s.. Joseph
Railroad
!" Agreeable 70 expectation and an
nouncement. both ends of the Hannibal
and 81. Joseph Railroads were made to
meet on Saturday, evening last, the lsth
inst. and lie first train through Ifrum the
Mississippi, Father Of Waters, reached
here on Sunday evening. thus uniting By
iron bands. the two great rivers. and
drawing The great West into the middle
Of civilization. St.Joseph is no longe,
in the West.;; that mystic regionIis now
somewhere in the latitude Of Piks's Peak
and the Rocky Mountains.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

DESTRUCTION on THE CoMEr EIoIiT OR
TSs LIyEs Losr. We fegret 10 learn. As
We do from Captain Nc Kay !. of the Virgin.
IA Belle which arrived here 4, six o'clock
last evening, that The steamer Comet.
Capt. P Gs Kennett, was lost ln.tlle storm
about eighteen miles below this city on
Saturday last. BY the accident no less
than eight o. ten lives were lost, and the
steamer and cargo went down In fifteen
or twenty feet water, - Nemphis Avd-
loncjs. qlst. alt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONTENTION.

ID acsofdance with previous notice,
the Democracy Of the vaiious counties
comprising the Eleventh Congressional
District Of Virgins, met bYI their Dele.
Fgates. in Convention. at Parkersburg on
Friday. the fourth day Of March. 1889
The assemblage met at the Court
House. and WAS called to- order 1T l04
O'clock, A. NJ, by r. r. TuRNEk, Of
jackson county, on whose motion SAMu7
ri WooDs, Of Barbour county. was unan-
imously elected temporary Chairman
Mr.. WooDs. upon taking the Chair, re-
turned his thanks to the Convention for
the honor conferred upon him. and asked
the indulgence and aid of the Delegates
in the performance Of his labors. lie
congratulated the Convention upon the
evident harmony which existed anioDg
its members, and confidently predicted
the triumphant election Of its nominee,
and through his success. the advance.
nient Of Democratic principles.
w. w. NEWMAN, Of Mason county.
moved that the Democratic editors Of the
District who may be present. be request
ed 10 act as Secretaries; which motion
was unanimously Adopted. 5
Jso. RusDLr. Of the Kaaawha Valley
Star. Nv. r.. CooPER, Of the Glarksbu' &
REGISTER, F.EJ. Alfred, Of the Weston
Herald, and CHAKLEs RHoADs. Of The
ParkersbuIg NeWs being present. took
their seats as Secretaries.
G.. REGER, Of Barbour. moved that
4 Committee OF one Delegate from each
county 10 the District which may be rep
resented, disappointed by the Chairman,
for the purpose Of ascertaining the names
Of Delegates entitled to seats in Conssn-
ton, Of determining the basis Of Repre-,
sentation, the number Of votes to which
each County and Delegates entitled, and
the names OH suitable persons Tor psfn.a-
nent officers
The motion was unanimously adopted,
Whereupon the Chairman appointed the
following, persons 10 serve as said Com
mittee:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
L.l..r d assspianes

p.rkrssBune. ", March 3. 1852
n..n s,a:--Ths undersigned (hay'n'g
been appOin.ed Conmittes, W the Oo, q.
se Vent which assembled n tbis place on
sss,syday' q communicate h you tbsac'
ton, OF that body.
We rake pleasure Y ssyl . z, V t;sg ~ :.
that BY the acton Q, .ns $500 ~, ~ Is.
,.lasns t;on the rominee of the Democrat
d party Is represent the ! ith Congress
io6all district Of Yirgihia 10 the mex !,
CONGRESS. DC The United Siates. and @ az az
your acceptance of the same
! VERY respectfully. 4l
5f3 III. Yours. DC, hi
If. p. TURNER, I
WM. T.. JACKSON, nh
SAMUEL CRANE.
HENRY FITZHUGH, 4
W. w. NEWMAN.
HON. IA. G. JENKINS. "a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
Kealth for the Siek.

sa.Dr. Koback'h Seandihavian Reuaed;ee : q
creeAsag reyulttien 4. A 6
they act s;re.tiy mon - :.
ease Original rs - the hlcod ~, Ds
ciDes pnrgeit out ii dysr ~- 1853 lneol-
complaints, scfofula Ihe9s, w,
Consumption, sts. liver cempjafSe 49,
fever and age and ali disorders 81 ~
the stomach, the liver. The bowels. he pe9s.s
orthe skin, they are infals.b,e. See Adyer.
sissrreA.. Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08
Destructive Fire.
BosroN. Tuesday, !

BosroN, Tuesday, March i.
The immense warehouse, No. 245
Broad-street, WAS burnt last night, to-
gether with seven thousand bales of cot
ton, seven Thousand bags oflinseed, and
q large quantity Of saltpeter. Loss es!i!
mated al $500, 900.
4 LArER.--The total loss by last nights
FIRE amounted to S259.OO0, on which
there lie aid Insurance. Of $500, 900. The
loss includes ten. thousand bags linseed
one thousand bales Of cotton. and three
hundred and fifty bales gunnybags,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

Al FAMtlY SwEpT Opr.--Missi MaIoar.
81 E. Mcdonald died d Hardy couSty.
Va. on The 9th inst bang the ieath men,
per q q her nily-ineluding her parents
VINO have died in the last FIVE months
Only one aister now remains out Of 4
sfamilyEof eleven.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

Jsar 0SESEp,--J oHN r. TAYLaR has just
opened d Tobacco and Cigar store. In the Ka-
naxha House building. His stock j com.
PETE comprising almost every variety or To-
baccot cisars. Pipes. &C.. &C. Ifyoa wan,
ihe finest Tobacco, Or No. Cigars give the
new store d call.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

Two likely young negro men were sold
IN Winchester, on Tuesday, for the eDor-
nous sum Of 80. $40. or hi SEQ eacb--
John G. Wiltshire. Of jefferson. sold IL
town. = few days ago, neg.o boy. abou,
nineteen years 81 age, for 81 800.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

'JERoME BRowH, who murdered
Bon BApwN week Or 80 since, has
been safely placed ii our Jail, 70 await
hisI trial. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

WHAr II Cosrs 70 DIE in CuRA.-A
correspondent ofthe 81. Louis Republican
says:
# you die on the leland twill cost
your friends $500 before your remains
can be taken away. -If you die poor. and
these expenses are not paid, you are taken
IN the public dead court and pitched into
q. ditch among The remains ofpanpeFs and
those who have been executed. The $500
rs made up as follows: Coffin Sl75; em-
balming $3.50; church tax SIC; hotel for
bedding, about $40.
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af A yonng man named Mills fell from
HE roofof the bank distance Of twenty
threo feet, but strange to say, was not
hurt. He was engaged in putting new
roof on the building! n
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p.aKrnsBuae. va. March 5. 1889.

PARKERsBuRGs va, maIch 2, 1907 "
GrsrLrnEs :-on my arrival here.
your letter was placed II my hands, aP-
prising me that had been nominated, py
aeciamation, to represent this District IN
The next Cong ress. This renewed mani
CESSATION of your confidence and favor
and lie consequent endorsement Of my Po.
litical course, il deeply gratifying 70 my
feelings.
Ia accepting the nomination. beg e
return to the Convention the expression,
Of my full appreciation of their kind ap '
lattsring compliment, and e yourselves
nv thanks for the courteous manner y
which you have been pleased e commit
nicais the same. jtl0 I'll
Y am. gentlemen,
Your eb serv't.
~ ALBERT. G. JENKINS.
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a negro 10 the employ Of w. G. Brooks,
attempted to run away, and was shot be-
fore arrested. The wound is however
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