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Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

ScuooNERs Losr.-The Petaluma journal
of October 18th says: We learn from Mr..
Daniel Rice, of this place, who has just re
turned from Timber Cove, Marin county,)
that four schooners were driven ashore by a
heavy sea, and wrecked near that port on
the llth of October They were loaded with
lumber, wood, and railroad ties. No lives
were lost, but it is supposed two of the yes
sells will prove an entire wreck.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24
A FINE DEMooRAr.-Tho Spirit of the

A FINE DEMocRAT.-The Spirit of the
Times says;
A. P. Dudley, Breckinridge Democrat, and
one OF the nominees of that party for Presi-
dental elector, stated iu the st. George
Hotel, Sacramento, publicly, few nights
since, that even though Stephen A. Douglas
was the regular nominee of the Democratic
party, had received every vote in the Con-
vention at Charleston or Baltimore, he ,co,tld
not haze ooted for him under any circumstances.
Dudley is travelling through the State preach
ing true Democracy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

A NEW EsrABLIsHMENT.-A. w. Campbell
and Thos. L. Campbell have opened large
and well selected stock of cigars and tobacco
at No. 55 d ST., opposite the Western House.
See their advertisement. They are gentle
men well worthy Of patronage.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

CIGARs.-We are smoking at this present
writing one of the most delicious cigars that
we have either pulled or puffed at for long
time 1t was presented to us, with lot just
like it, by VIM. Simon, Sc b street, near the
Telegraph Office. He manufactures the arti-
Gle, himself, out of the finest Havana leaf.
They are superb. Try 'em.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

HIsroRY OF CALIFoRNIA.-We are indebted
to the eloquent author, Edmund Randolph
Esq, for a copy of his able Address on the
History of California, from the discovery oi
the country to the year ls49, delivered be-
fore the Society, of California Pioneers, at
their celebration of the tenth anniversary of
the admission of the State of California into
the Union. 1t contains much valuable infor-
malinn
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

SHASTA CouNTY.-The Nation says the fol-
lowing was written from Horsetown, Shasta
county:
This county will give larger majority
for Douglas and Johnson in November, than
it ever gave any ticket before that tell you,
and wish you to remember The speech of
Griffith here, on the 9th, was a perfect
rouser. He charged on both wings of the
enemy right and left. 1 have heard him
speak before, but did not know what he
could do until | heard him this time. He
seems to be pleased with the fight His
whole heart land it is a big one) is in it. One
of our Breckenridge friends got in word
during the speech, and Grif Just crushed him
all to pieces. The crowd screamed for two
or three minutes, and the unhappy bolter
bolted, and did not get back | hope the
State is as sure as Shasta, and believe it is"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

In the Twelfth District. Court at San Fran
cisco, on Saturday, divorces were granted in
the suits of Marietta Robinson VS. David G.
Robinson, Christiana Barry VS. Edward L.
Barry and Mary S. Bowker VS. John W.
BowkeF.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24
MARYSVILLG.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 24th
AGENCY NOTICE,

Mr.. L. p. FISHER Is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and TO transact business generally for the
nDooRAr. once-No. 17iH Washington street
nearly opposite Maguiro's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

GovERSOR Downey has pardoned and re.
stored to citizenship F. Alton Wheelock, con-
vieted in the San Francisco Court of Sessions
October, 1859, of forgery. and sentenced to
the State Prison for one year.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

PROFESSOR HoRN,-The S. F. Alta says
"a crazy man, known as Professor Horn,
and maniac, Albert Frisbee, are confined
in the station house, and awaiting the action
OF the proper authorities Frisbee has been
there three days and Horn FIVE"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

The Georgia Chronicle and Sentinel re-
marks that the Breckinridgers are in the
habit of claiming every body of distinction,
whom they do not certainly know to be
against them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

POPULATION or AMADoR COUNTY 1t is es-
timated that the population of Amador coun-
ty, at this time, varies little, either way, from
1000 souls.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

An eastern dispatch says that the Breekin-
ridge candidates for Governor and Congress-
man in Florida, are elected by about 300
majority.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

ANOTHER SEoEssIoNIsT-Mr Boyee, NJ. G.
from South Carolina, following the lead Of
Keitt and Orr, is out in letter in favor of
Southern secession. He urges even that if no
other State can be prevailed on to leave the
Union, that South Carolina, SOLITARY and
alone" ought to secede.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

WITHDRAWAL OF Mr. BREcKINRIDGE.- The
friends of Democratic principles will doubt
less urge upon Mr. Breckenridge, in view of
the recent Republican victories, his with
drawal from the field. He has nothing to
gain by remaining in the contest but the
execration of all UniOn-loving and conserva>
tive men. And poor reward is that.
knIANA.-It is reported that Bright and
Fitch and their Administration adherents
generally, voted against Hendricks, in the
late election in Indiana, and that they may
have gone for the Republican nominee for
eoVernor. What amount of public execra-
'rlon Is due to men who will thus seek to de
s'roy the Democratic party, under the pre-
tence that they too are Democrats The
sooner the people repudiate this factional
Breckinridgo and Buchanan crew tbe be,,or
SCARLET fever in its most malignant form,
prevails in Suisun Valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

The THIRTY-sIx MILE RAoE.-A dispatch
from San Leandro says that in the thirty-six
mile race at Mnpitas, on Saturday, for $1,000
a side, between the Californian horses belong
ing to Alsiso and Selaya, the latter won the
race. At least $4,000 changed hands. The
race was closely contested. The time was
one hour and forty-eight minutes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24
DIED.

At the New York House, Monday, Oct. 22d at o.
clock p. NJ, William Leadam, aged IS years.
The funeral will take place at Zabrskie's, Wednes'
day the Oath inst, at 3 O'Clock, NJ, from which
place the corpse win be conveyed to the city cemete
ry. The friends of the deceased requested to at
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

The Humboldt Times says that Col. E D.
Buel who is still in charge of the Klamath
Reservation, has arrived at Eureka, with the
intention of gathering the runaway Indian.
and again taking them back to the reserva-
toD. He reports that from eight to one
hundred have escaped, and they are most
probably about their old haunts in Humboldt
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

An Agricultural Society is about to be
organized in Humboldt county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.
STOKES & SHIELDS. ..... PROPRIETOR

STOKES & SHIELDS. ..... .PRoPRIETOEs
October %.
sexey C E Long Bar Bright sutter co
Lower $ III Thatcher
Murphy Paltry s Forest city
Gullet d VT French CT Cannon J II Bear River
Wilder + Sutter James Nevada
Long Washoe Bracy + b Eagleville
Watson w o OrOvie Odds o Butte Creek
Jamison S Grand Is'd Smith W Sac River
Byrns Smiths Ferry Gloss
Moore Hy city Calvin city
Stoddard @ Bear River Morse l. HumbOlt Bay
Austin J Pease city
Gephart + Sutter Neal G W Sutter co
Young Allegheny Spaulding Jas
Creg VIM y" Yarbrough G city
Fitzpatrick Brady Long Bar
Fields Benz Neil Oroville
Nichols VIM Forest city Oliver VIM
Sargant G Piumas Maydela Cach Greek
Battele & son rs Wheeler j Am Valley
Riley M Sac city Savern NJ Colusa CO
Bell Hamilton Ninn Nevada
Bracey 5 Onyett
Quadlin d city Eaton
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

PENNSYLVANIA ELEorIoN.-A dispatch to the
Herald, Union and Gazette dated ST. Joseph.
October 10TH says that the Democratic ma
jority in Philadelphia was estimated to be
from 25, 900 to 10000. A dispatch to the
New York World says "there is probably
not less than $500 majority Gn the State)
for Curtin" Whether this should be %, 900,
instead Of $500, we will not pretend to say.
SrERRA.-The most cheering accounts, says
the Nation, reach us from Sierra. 1t is Ger
tain for Douglas by an overwhelming major
ity Some claim it by thousand The
Treasurer of the county, Mr.. Thomas, tells us
that it is entirely safe to set it down for
FIVE hundred.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

"LsrAxD IT rHE DENocRArIC ORGANIZATION, YIELD
oarpteNcx TO frs usAGSs AND SUPPORT ITS REGULAR
luCaasFgs n-StepAes a. Dosgtds, July 9, 1855.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-24

SCARLET fever in its most malignant form
prevails in Suisun Valley.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08
Executors Sale of Valuable Real
EStofa

DY VIRTUE OF Tile WILL OF MRS. MARY
- WILSON, deceased will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, ON saturday the 10th Of June next.
in the City Of Wheeling at the front door OF the
Monroe House." situate on Main street, near the
eastern end Of the Suspension Bridge the following
pr. Pery belonging to the estate OF the said Mary
Wilson:
lst. Tho well known Tavern called the ''Aionroc
House" The Lot and the Building thereon are stll-
ate on Main and Madison streets, and extend from
Main street to the street adjoining and west of the
market House.
I'd. The House and Lot now occupied by Mr.. George
Adams Main street, the west side thereof. AL
joining the alley fret above the Suspension Bridge
and the residence Of Richard Crawford. Esq.
Sd. A lot of - and rUcds and perches. ly
ing the National Road. the side thereof.
about miles from the city. just beyoNd tho first
turnpike gate the said road.
The above properties under lease until the rst
of April 1861, and the Gales will he made subject To
them. The purchaser taking the that may
them subsequent to the day of his purchase
and the benefit Of the covenants or agreements of
the tenants.
Tho terms of sale will be, onefourth Of the pur-
chase money in hand and the residue In three equal
nstalmeutI ut eight, sixteen and twentyuur months
with interest from the day Of sale. The purchaser
giving bond with security, and deed of trust the
property bought, in order to the deferred pay
mentH. JAMES PAUL..
myll-ts Executor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08
BUSINESS NOTICEs.

Dg Every one should know where to
get DR., Sanford's Liver Invigorator or
Liver Remedy; Brentlinger's Fluid Extract
Shrsaparilla and Dandelion; Kennedy's
Medical Discovery, and Kennedy's Salt
Rheum Ointment; Berhave's Holland Bit
tiers; Hollands German Bitters; Hostettcrs
Celebrated Stomach Bitters; Ayers sar-
p'rilla; Ayers Cherry Pectoral; scoyilrs
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla or
Blood and Liver Syrup; winchester's
Genuine Prepar ton of the Hypophos-
phites of Lime and Soda; DR.. Bronson's
five different preparations of Blood Food;
Lindsey's Blood Searchcr; DR.. Guysott's
improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparillh; DR.. Townsends Compound
Extract of Snrsaparilla; DR.. Bnlls Sursapn-
rilla; DR.. Rnback's Scandinavian Blood
Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture; Whit
combs Remedy for Asthma; Mrs. Gardeners
Balsam of Liverwort and Hoarhound /;
Sellers Cough Syrup; Mrs. Winslows's
Soothing Syrup; DR.. Chapman's Hoar-
hound Balsam; EOffs Pills; TOdd's Pills;
Dr.. MATHS Pills; Brandreti,'s Pills; Ro-
backs Pills. Sellers Pills; DR.. "A. Rogers
Pills; Benefits Plant and Root Pills;
J"ynes Pills; Holloway's Pills; Wright's
Pills; Ayers Pills; Bnrnetts Cocoaine.-
Prescriptions prepared from pure medicine
by day or night at the Centre Wheeling
Drug Store, by REED L KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08

R8@THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENruRY-Professo Woods Hair
Restorative, will, by nnture's own process,
restore gray hair to,he original color; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color of hair to old age; will always
fasten it, and stop it from falling; and is
one of the best toilet articles for the hair,
now in use.
Frederick kits Worm Destroying Sugar
Plums-A preparation which has proved
most elfcctual for expelling worms from
the human system. This medicine, being
in the form of popular confection, can be
administered to children withont difficulty.
Liquid Rennet, For Making, in a .fe'o hin
utcS Delicious Desserts.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces and Elastic
Stockings. B. T. Rabbits Celebrated
Soap Powder, washing without labor. Try
it. Bnhhitt's Pure Potash for making
soap. Spalding's Prepared Glue, useful in
every house for mcnding broken furniture.
Prescriptions prepared from Pure Medi-
cines. Prescriptions pat up in good style,
aud ut the lowest rates, at the Centre
Wheeling Drug Store,
By REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08

IEy- TnE CExsus.-The deputy Mar
shulls for this district have commenced
upon their duties of taking the census
For this district there are eighty odd Mar
shal!s at work and as may we'll be imagin-
ed they have an interesting time in some
of the rural districts in explaining the
Why's and wherefore in order 10 get some
thing like Intelligent and satisfactory
answers.
The compensation is two cents per head
fer the population reported, the same for
each death; fifteen cents for every indus
rial establishment, and ten cents for every
farm of which they reportthe Statistics
In addition TO this they receive mileage for
the distance travelled in the discharge of
their duties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08

INDEPENDENCE, No, June THE new
Mexican mail, with dates, of the Slst ult.,
arrived to-day.
The Navajo Indians made another at
tack upon Fort Defiance, n few days before
the mail left, and came very near taking
it. as they were not expecting anything of
The sort. Fortunately, by some misman-
ngcment, their presence was discovered,
and after some fighting were routed.
Trains of wagons were arriving at vari-
Gus points in the Territory almost daily,
and business was reviving to some extent,
bnt was still somewhat depressed.
Six companies of soldiers are on Red
river on the lookout for Indians.
passenger came TO Fort Union with
the mail, who stated that he had orders
from Col. FountlerOy to the troops net 10
attack the Indians if it could possibly be
avoided.
Six companies left Pawnee Forks on the
LIST inst, on scout If they do not re-
ccive countcrmanding orders, they will no
doubt drive the Indians from the road or
whip them into submission.
The Dragons that left PHWnec Fork
some two weeks ago, to attack band of
Kios, returned without finding them.
This mail came through without an es-
cort. They did not see an Indian on the
road.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08

New OHLEAss, June s.-The schooner
Potomac from Vera Cruz on the 18th ul;-,
has arrived here.
MCssrs. JeckIer & Co.. Bankers, had
fsiIed, causing immense losses throughout
the country.
The dipIomztic corps bad suspended all
relations with Miramons government.
Miramon was near LueHlto, surrounded
by Gen. Uraga with $4,000 men, and was
unable to escape.
PacheccO, the new Spanish Minister, had
arrived.
The dispositions of Capt. Turner aud
others, in reference to the captured steam
ers, are received.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08

EsBSr1LL ANOTHER OUTRAGE.-Ws learn
that since our last two notices of the Won
ton destruction of shade trees in different
parts of Centre and South Wheeling, a
similar specimen of vilIniny was pcrpetra-
ted in front of the German Catholic
Church, in Centre Wheeling. We don't
know whether this thing will ever stop or
not; but if it does not, somebody will get
hurt. Those VIII. have shade trees, and
desire TO preserve them, will ventillate
somebody yet, That's about the way it
will end.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08
Gall1n1tteial.
~ TEIEGRAPH,

New YURk, June Flour steady for state with
moderate dennn. in part fer export, while medium
at S515Sa510 for superhnc: 2S.3OE75 40 for e-trI
States S6.l5G525 for sHperuc Western: S. SOC, $50
for common to medium extra Western; S5.1S6s59O for
shipping brands extra X. II. o.. market closing quiet
Rye Flour $500 i,2O for common To choice super
nne: Corn Meal 9niet and nominally Tnet"nged-
Whisky dull and dropping at 2l%- Wheat market
searce and not active, but holders generally
disposed to insist upon full prices: choice Spring IS
Miiwaute Club Sl3O@1,SlII: white Michigan 81, so:
white Indiana Sl.4G Amber Western SI.i0. Rye
heavy and lower at SS4S6. Corn firm. with gUod
Eastern and Fair export demand; 639Ci for sound
shipping mixed Western. 62Gp63 for extra do. Oats
dull and heavy at 4G94215. Pork frmer for mess,
and dull and heavy tor prime; sales at $lS@lS03 for
new nless; SlIi5 for old mess; 1880 for prime;
$3.50 for old prime $3.50 for clear Beef dull aud
heavy: sales at S+94,25 for country prime; S',5oaI
for nesF Ss91O.5O for repacked Cut meats dull
and heavy: small at for shoulders and $40
9 for hams Bacon dull and unchanged. Lard quiet
and firm: snics $50 Lhls. at 1lIall9l. Eutter un
changed at lOal7 for Ohio 1l@2o for state. Coffee
firm: moderate demand; sales l,lOO bRzs Rio extra
sprite ut l3l4 200 bags Laquira OH private terms
trade prices fTmly sustained; I9IM for Porto Rc0;
Havana 8.
CINCINNATI, June 7-Flnur continues unsettled
and difficult to give quotations. Surerhne sold as
low 81 80, ind offered quite freely at $780, md
on the other hand extra is reported to have been sold
are no buyers of good superne at $500. the best
extrn ut over $3.50. Whisky unchanged and steady
atlIM. Provisions unchanged nud but little done,
holders however firm at null prices; % hhds clear
bacon sides sold at 90 do do at H. to come out
OF smoke next week; 80 hhds bulk shoulders packed
at ~ and I25 bbs. lard ut 1lI. Mess Pork Is held
with frmness at $ls. Wheat unsettled and prices
nominal; buyers have withdrawn from the MARKET
Oats dull at So Rye has declined to 3D. Corn steady
ut +Ga "a. Good demand for money, fully up the
supply. Exchange OH the east firm at u.
PHILADELPHIA juno Flour quiet. Wheat firm:
white Sl.4Oal.4i; red Sl3O@ I,35. Corn firm. yellow
6S@69. Whisky IL
baltimore. June Flour dull but steady: Ohio
and Howard S5.75. Wheat dull. red $li;O1 1886:
white SLS7G1Go Corn steady. yellow G49T2 white
Tl@75. Provisions firm and buOynnt; mess pork
Sls,aS Lard ny. Whisky ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08

@NTHE ladies, and all others interest
cd, will nlaesc take notice that Feather
busters, Puff bu1es in paper, glass, china
and silver; Port Monnaes, new styles But
ton boxes, useful and ornamental; Bando-
line; siich Pommades, Handkerchief Ex-
tracts, r.re perfumes; Glycerine, Camphor
and OTTER toilet soaps, very "rechere;"
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes; Vase Pom
naaesi the best hair dressings and hair
dyes, and Il great variety of new and tasty
, TOILET articles. Also, in the housekeeping
line. such articles as English Corn Plas-
Ter % for corns, bunions, &C.; Franks Rat
Tfo'son, the best thing of the kind in use;
lyons Insect Powder to destroy ants,
rrS1tGhes, &C., and the celebrated Lightning
iiy Killer. or Fly Paper. All these arti-
Gies to be had Of LOGAN, LIST & Co,
Bridge Corner, and T. II. LooAX l. Co, Al
Main Street, Druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08
gg TeIegtaph.
Reported for the Daily Intelligencer
taNROpEAN NEWs.
Arrival OF the Steamer Prince AlBer

Arrival OF the Steamer Prince Albert.
ST. JOINS, June 6.-The Prince Albert
arrived at this port at ) o'clock yesterday,
but owing to the wires being down, we
have been unable to transmit her news IN
I'll this evening. The Prince Albert left
. Galway on the evening Of the Goth of May,
and brings advices of that date by tele-
graph from both London and Liverpool.
The steamer North Briton, from Quebec
on May 18th, arrived at Liverpool on the
oath, and the New York, heurc for Bre-
m II, touched NJ S q iampt, on The 25th.
The bullion in tue Bank OF ENGLAND has
increased since the last weekly returns to
the extent Of ElO0, Geo.
LIvERPoOL NARKET.-Thc sales for the
week added up - 900 bales, of which
$4,000 were on speculation aud export. a
decliue of 9@3d had taken Pluce, mostly
on lower aud middIing qualities. Prices
are very irregular; holders are pressing the
stocks on tue market. The sales on FRI
day were 5000 bales; 1000 were to ex-
porters and SPECTATORS. Tue market
closed quiet ut the following authorized
quotations: Fair Orleans Sd, middling IS;
fair Mobile q, middiing 81; fair UpIands
Il, middling 81. Stock in port 100000
bales, of which sos, 900 are American.
Manchester advices are rather more IA
'NA"DASI NHu NuSAS was ASSS NSPASSS'ON ~
the market.
LONDON, 25th.-The Siciliau news is
very meagre and conflicting.
1t is reported, and some authorities as
sert correctly, that Gurnbaldi had entered
Palermo with 5000 infantry and cavalry,
ana that the SeapOlitans were laying down
their arms. 1t WAS also stated that Cara
baldi had issued a stirring proclamation,
stating that he assumed, Professionally, the
Dictatorship of Sicily. He was received
with ;he greatest enthusiasm ut Palermo.
The news lacks reliable confirmation, and
some regard it as premature.
There was a great panic at Messina
among the authorities there.
Official Neapolitan dispatches of the
22d and 23d of May, assert that the insnr-
gents were beaten twice, driven from their
positions and pursued; and that one of
their leaders, Rossclina Puto, was killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08
rGsrAnrrsr OF rue pelzg F1curERs.-

pErARREsr OF tue PRlzE F1CHTERs.-
Messrs. Thomas Davis and Evans Jones,
the two principals in the prize fight which
took place in the old grave yard, on Satur-
day night last. were arrested, yesterday,
by officer Fender. at the Crescent Iron
Mills, and conveyed before Aid. Nc
Courtney, where a fine of two dollars
and costs was imposed upon each. Jones,
though he received the severcst punish
meut during the mill, WAS declared the
winner, owing to foul blow struck by
his opponent. Both men bore the marks
of their recent engagement
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-08

.@F4rALAc,I 3 T'-on Tuesday morn
inc Young man named Aqailla Galloway,
for some time prst engaged ms fireman
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was
.n,deply killed. 1t seems that he was on
the regular passenger train which left
washington shortly alter six o'clock, and
whilst passing along near the Agricultural
College switch, he had occasion to lean
over for the purpose of examining box
oF the tender, which had became heated.
Wills, in this position, his head came in
contact with tie ball of the switch, which
knocked him off the train. His uncle, AIR.
william Galloway, who is engineer of the
train. perceiving what had happened i'm
mediatcly stopped the cars, and had the
BODY conveyed to the baggage car. The
deceased had been employed on the road
for several years in the capacity Of fire.
man and was always regarded as rclia-
hle man. He was the sole supper: of a
widowed mother aud sister, and invariably
rendered them his earnings.