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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

The Episcopal Convention have elected -
Bishop Of Oregon, Rev. Dr.. Morris, native Of
Philadelphia, but for many yean connected with
st. Luke's Church, Germantown.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Judge Drammond, one Of the most distin-
guishcd lawyess Of Arkansas, and democratic
presidential eiector, died on the 2la inst.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Gov. BrownIOw inten's TO rcsIgn his ONCE
about the lst Of February hcxt On March Ath
he becomes u. 9. Senator from Tennessee.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Judge John A. Insiiss, late Of 8. c., moro
recently of Baltimore, has been rendered the
Presidency Of OglethoTpe Colleges, IN Georgia.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Most Of the shadows that cross our path
through life are caused by our standing In our
own light
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

The reorgaization Of the National Guard Of
France Is 10 rapid progress
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Charles Longley, Archbishop Of Canterbury,
Is dead.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

AN OMEN.-The regular Democratic tick
cts are printed on red paper signifying
BLOOD, The Republican tickets are printed
on white paper-white is the emblem of
PEACE .
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

The foreign born citisons Of Virginia are NOV
ing the mate Of procuring homestead for Tx
Gov. Henry A. Wise.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

The funniest thing of the campaign-the
Sentinel speaking Of Seymour on his ''trium-
phal tour" Ha, ha, ha. Let Us all laugh.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

The United States Flag Insulter calls the
statement that Sion Fl. Rogers was a seces-
sionist lie. What are the facts2 Whether
or not he believed in the right of secession,
he fought for it during the rebellion, and
thus proved his faith by his works. Instead
of repenting of this at the end of the re-
bellion, he went into new rebellion, and is
now associated with the worst Democratic
secessionists in the State "a man is known
by the company he keeps" As showing
that his sympathy with the secessionists did
not cease with the rebellion, Mr.. Rogers, as
Attorney General, in 1855, pressed the in
dictment againt poor Union conscript on
the charge of having stolen three pounds Of
bacon from the Confederate States. COL
De,oeese, as Union officer, under orders, CONF
PEELED him to drop the indictment. This has
been repeatedly charged against Rogers on
the stump, and we do not know that it has
ever been denied. Until the Flag Insulter
can disprove this action of Rogers during
the rebellion, and this display of bitter feel
ing since, it must admit that he was Sc
cessionist, or else charge him with heading
regiment against the cause he loved.
Does it make that charge, or does it eat its
fling of lie 2
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Thirteen more "Southern gentlemen have
been added to the list of special pOiies in Wn.
mington for election day.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Ten OF Brigham Young's wives src named
Amy. Brigham's great weakness Is pofygsmy.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

One Of the cardinal principles Of modern
so-called Conservatism" at the South seems
to be-to kill Union people, white and black,
Discriminatory. How long. Oh. how
long!
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Hon. John H. Clifford han been reelected
president Of the board Of ovrrseeys Of HaFvasd
College.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

See the order Of Mayor Harrison In to-dsy's
paper 10 reference to the election.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04

Gen. N. B. Forrest, of Fort Pillow noto-
riety, still thirsts for Union blood. A few
hundred colored men, slain after they had
surrendered, slaked his thirst and added
laurels to his brow, while JEFF Davis ruled at
Richmond; the blood of numberless Union
men, slain by the Ku Klux, have since kept
him in happy mood, but now that Wade
Hampton and other prominent Democrats
have called off the bloody pack, Forrest is
restless and has sent a challenge to General
Judson fitzpatrick to meet him in deadly
combat. He commenced by staying defence
less negroes, he continued by staying defence
less Union men, he wishes to close by staying
Yankee" But he is for Seymour, and
that is enough to wash out all his crimes and
make him " respectable"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-04
The Nebraska Legislature mel on wedne,dsy.

News has been received in England o. further
successes Of the british troops IN India
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Tsot;ssiunal 3Noti;,s.

Tsot;ssional yotius.
l. >->-->~~
DR F. b. FOOTE, author of Medical Com
Sense may be consulted IN person or y e'Ie f 9
rom IN til p Con'ultaloa Zee
lanes b. SIMPSON,
- ATTORNEY AT Law - - -
- = No. 2Uy Tive rthst, Galveston, Texas
srecial attention r. Cemnereial sla LAID business
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK, Wednesday. Sept. 1G. 1888
# nothing of importance III the

NEw-YoEK, Wednesday. Sept 10, lsei
w. boor of nothing of importance III 'ho
reS aus osi" estate in Providence last week was
active. g. ,.oor,, laoso Of
h1 're No 8 N,sio Hall building. Hartford ana VIII
s soo open the same as agricultural warehouse
The New Haven House, which was gwen r ro
Yole College nv the late Augustus X olIvvt, for
Gently sold to Alis Moseley, It's present
10000. I'll, coo;otv
TbelW etbrrsfeld-ave congregational S9 POI Sy
about 70 erect M@oG c cdnn between Nos l52
and 1873 c B0dwen, Horace AA'"iH'''
shew are the building committee .,,oda a no
The late Miss Susan Trowbrldge m'' az O. %n 1e
and lot on Martinst, worth about scety build loGse
Is made with the condition that 'no 'V''' -
OF worship Oh the Em-st front =, nam - III
aida next below the corner OF OeEtwsnes,i p0I IT,
nss peV n FIdregr The building Is four stories lgh
and o. feet front and the iot cVhtahs oT' r ,ee' vi ~
This PreP sTSs va a Of che GntSd states Foece
e Italy d g GS the coner Of Dcyosrest next door,
o4 occuped by George w Chapman carpet dealer anu
Cushing YS,pr mn" premises lust bought VIII he
ccd in Uniform Style with the corner and viii form one
Of the finest pieces OF property in Boston Two Dahh
houses are already applicants for leases Of the premises
when improved -,
The old building known in Stamford as the
Washington House Is now 9eif *, r te aScti" of time
and eglect, and with its more modern sur
npdi,cs the venerable old hosteIrie mad degeneratcd
into an eyesore yet one cannot help feeling sort OF re-
gret ancient Landmark disappear forever
Sght Tradition asserts that the Old house occupied
np1minent plare I'm The old history OF New-EnglAnd
During the Revolutionary war II was useG s Tue hoHu
quarters OF Cen Lee when he was III this Vlchtl; anu
Gen Washington also topped here. IL afforded shelter
for Gen. Putnam when he made his meiuOraoe cSShPe
from the British by riding down the rocks at Horse Neck
IL was al that time owned by Capt Webb whom some OF
our oldest citizens remember 10 nave seeh' anu
name Of being the best tavern between No"'iofA "iO
Boston"
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NOR SALE at WOodSide, n. J.-Several fine
RESIDENCES prices $500 80, 200; terms
containing al oteru coincidence ho ana ~
&c In baHtfu order. pnce AWDi photo
ersph at DOR ooe building heuses Vefng ora +S q"
= on lois O0SIo0 situated The ep 81 The
Passsc lles from the 81 NeWas and admitted to be
tiAsc ~ Neville distance TIME ore lonf
rom City Hall. railroad bng all shorten The route ." -
Minutes fall particulars es a. oar oice hsom 20 H. -
Bloadsay GRO A. MORRISON GEO T. HALL. Noolsle eT MOi
a pUI Riiilg
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XyALUABLE PAPER MILL FOR SALE

n
by order Of be Sgpe qSs' ,l
receiver property effects Of the SALlSbl MILLS
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Wll sell Al Anen"h' ON inc
premises AZ the VILLAGE or SALISBURY MILLS osn o. bn ~
Grove ersng Comfy HswYork 2b DAY or sEPlEMBhk
1853 ociock instead Of u as heretofore
ufrs ami property SASBI Rl MILLS MANUFAC UhIN
COMPANY situated SALISBURY MILLS AFORESAID on ie NEW
BRGH BRANCH RAILROAD. ab0Et eSl1 miles Ion
KKWBURGH ou the HUDSON RIVER rr ,
Of about four acres nl shd
contiguous the Road Depot ge SIqSh MILL se,t' .yay
fonrsiones high, slate roof hAsed Throughout WIN
and gied with gas containing steam elevator o.s hsn.u s
Weights patent oH stylHo
inch foarrnor Paper Meeba made by John seses Of "oees
connecting and running N~eH1ey au ht
sr, m the manufacture hue whiting Aso DO ~ mouse
hoie rag eaeh boiler DAM water poser water lc,
g bos,e easoueleF apparatus aud seven d"t hoss
c,e Ianse sork shop, stables arnime, kc, &c, Gc -,
1901. upwards Of hIV'h ~ hshhI
"a ne mil udings whieh oil IN 1891 cost heir fbo nn
The achnerr bindings are insured Tor SSV" AVG 'P" "
tie IA IA 90 pounds OF paper oah
concerning the properly Apply on 'Ae Piess
or o H. ull,f,isredi aud for terms OF sale sPPI TO
" :" VIZ NN1''''s'' NATHANIEL JARNlS jr. Receiver.
Room No H. Ctr Hall New forf city or
BANGs sRDGWiCK NORTH,
AuouDe,s for Receiver, No ~ broadway, N l.,
where mAp ofihe premises may be seen'
SsvYOrk Angus, 81 lta8
VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION, October 9.
5o acres high state o. hpldnS. IN GOOD re-
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CUPREME COURT-COunty OF 0Tange. Re
y GEORGB w PRATT Plaintiff against MARY A. PRATT, Defend
for Relief Com ser) To the above naised De-
S Non are hereby and required The com
pant OF Plaintiff this action, which Was filed with TIE sfk o. ee
oupty Of Orange Gohel In said County aud State OF Ne"
Ingns, 1903 aud 10 copy once
IN n rle uirg IN the OF Negbuh In said County and state
~ NYork within AFTER the Of this SUMMONS upon
Won .renye Of the Service aud you a TO answsr sI
complaint required she panh ~ apW n ne Noo o'
rssf Ietnaule, in The compsut-Dsted August w. 1908
CLIAS T. TITUS Plaintiffs AttaueT o. ne
SELF iag6STh .. al. .. u. W 49, ~, W -
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ALFRED 7. ACKERT, Referee, No Piaes
r. 7. LEK. PiaiutEs Attorney.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of
> EegYork BAILEY HA>CALL pantid. agt THB MoNrdOM
ERY AND BUFAULA RAILROAD COMPANY Defendants Sum
Money dsmind contract Con not serl To the
hereby summoned and required
compant seton which ihs al lied 10 the ONCE Of
Court the City Hall the ty Of New
York and 81 an~er Ia 10 Sah or me
At W all sad within
service Of this exclusive Of The
day AL tho sad complaint within
T sum thousand aid Y dollars with Interest from
huusa eight hundred and sxeyen
besides costs disbursements 81 Ibis scuonDated, july H. 1903
MAN & PARSONS, Plaintiffs Attnmes,
Augl9lEr6wTh No. % all-st. Nev-lork
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Cooperation QOiias.


IORpORATION NOTICE-The Committee
on Wbaryrs Piers and Slips the Boari Of AGfSe VIZ s
the chamber Of the the CRY Hall 90 Lt SN ~, "
s1 a. NJ ck non All persons interested 10 the introduction 81
The w H. Smith patent the preservation 81 Wool IN pc' ue
Interested in does oudh owners "H
~ s o. arc hereby nofeI he present al We 40 euone'
time and place "iho'' ''''" THOMAS CoNNOR, ..
MCGRATH,
MICHAEL NORTON,
Committee on Nharrrs l1ef, aud Slips
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Gntiion sal,s of gtai Gstat,.
J JoHxsOS, IT,. bUeuonee-
y JOHNSON & " ILL ERp

GnIIIuN 09IIS d c'I"' ""''''' y
= -. =.
J Jouxsos IT,. Aueuoneer
by JOHNSON & " l. Il ER,
Id ACOTTOHEi;RS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
10 rs EA~IU-sT.. COR CEDARsr Esw'foRA -,
CIV Residences County Seats ard Farms bonFit 500
rented changed beFotsied Auction sales o. furniture Se
T1ARN ot AUCTION at Elizabeth, n. j.
II s ,nberher Will place pubic sale TIT RSpAf
sent a. at o'clock said farm situated In hasesL niles
mile iOn est Ezahst tweTe new
Sep h hall nile outside Of city limits consists o. 70
- ~ land with 1000 feet 'front.' commanding tne
rev n Eet Staten Iland aud tho Sound As vel - the NOM
tsn 10 lie fHe air gO waters has on sg uol9f hose
Of bne timber feH yards ron te hoi
orchard and snail fui i suitable as place OF or valuable
To- he M business market gardening and Is situated 80 near hhs
Nan bst NTH The present growth and Improvement OF mo Guy must
In few tears lele fcr building lots Persons wishing 70 view we
before the sale Val tue ubseDe Abe Is req ng on the
H.fnl1rS osT W. ~. IN 49, NATHAN HAZEN
~ 1o.tuoasneri account Of weather. ,,...-
KOTICE-So le-eed LA " iDs properly am s lo' 70
adinnrrL-.It
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SUPREME COURT. City and County of New
YokJANBA BANKS sole surviving EIeutrx and Trustee ethe
Estate Banks deceased Plaintiff against MARIA FBANhS
Relief To the above named Defendant tOn
aye hereby required complaint ia this action
of Which herewith aud TO your
ncribs Office No. IL w st
New York within days aer the ere hereof exclusive ct
he Of fail tue said complaint within
he e Pianfu this action viii sppy 70 tie Court tOr
tie relief demanded the compaint-Dsted July lbth 1908 -
NJ DIRfEND0RP Plaintiffs Attorney No IA haDst, New ioEk
Ctr. 80, ~, , 4,
The eonn, In action Sled In the Once OF the Cerk OF
s ,v and County of the 18th day oiJuy 1908
Dated August ~ 1863 NJ DlBFESDoRFi Pauua' Attorney
Av97f.
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VALUABLE FARM at AUCTION, October o.
l5O acres high state Of cultivation Ps.y @ ~
pair; variety fruit. sstab for ,sask
gass Apd grain lsud Apply 10 Gko tho"S'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24

AdYices from RiO JaneirO-An Attack
By Land and Water on Humita In
COntempiatiOn-Fhe CheleFa in the
Army-SePIOus flutbreak in Monte
FideO.

New YoRK, March 23.-Adyices
from Rio Janerio state that General
COxias had had a conference with
the Admiral, the result of which had
been to plan a Simultaneous attack by
land and water "a Humita Il Is es-
timated that nine iron -clads, ard 16,-
600 troops onland, will make the at
tack. 50 'e-I boo
The cholera is prevalent 10 the
Army, but vanquishing at Buenos
Ayres, Monte Video and on the La
Platte. eaz
There were general disturbances IN
the Province of Alago, Brazil; 200
men attacked the jail to release some
recruits, but tie riotous proceedings
was suppressed after some loss of life.
There was a serious outbreak in
Monte Video IL the interest OF Gen.
Flores for President, but Terminated
by the Intervention of foreign Minis
ters and Admirals. n
A party Of BIanco's had invaded
Uraquay from Cutire Rios, but were
repulsed.
Coffee was dull at Rio Rico was
lower, closing nominal.
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WASHINGTON.
Prepared for Emergencies.

'yWAsHINGToN, D. c., March 22-
Colonel Brown, the Sergeant at
Arms of the Senate, has made ample
arrangements for the preservation of
order In addition to the reserve
police force, which can be summoned
by telegraph, there will be an aid-de-
camp Of General Emory, who com
mands the Military District, at the
Capitol, with orders signed in blank
with which he can summon two regi-
ments of infantry at FIVE minutes no
tice Each company of these regi-
ments has recently been increased to
ninety-seven enlisted men, and the
cavalry stationed here has been re-
cruited to 112 men to a, company.
Few believe the stories af1oat about
an armed resistance to the law, but
General Grant has hadfthe garrison
made ready for any emergency.
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b MEMPHIS
rstructiYe Fires Losses Heavy -
Arkansas Election Returns.

er lf
MEMPHIS, March 23.-A fire broke
It in Rice & Engels dry goods
ore, on Main, near Adams Street,
81 night, which communicated with
e China Hou5e Of Jack & Shanks.
ut for the prompt arrival of the
emen a disastrous conhagratiOn
)uld have followed. Loss Of the
rmer 20,0O0, which is fully covered
Eastern eompanies. The loss Of
ck a. Shanks is light The damage
the building is $1,000, which is
lly covered by insurance. The fire
the work of an incendiary. The
ltter Is to be Investigated.
Fhe grocery store of J as. Holmes,
Front Row, was destroyed by fire
IS morning, which was also the
rk of an incendiary Loss. s., 900; ;
sured for 81 900 In the Htna, of
artford.
Greene Newby {cOlored) while
ing home with his wife, on Satur-
y night, while in the suburbs of the
y, was attacked byrthree men, who
ed upon him, killing him instantly.
Is We could give no clue to the
urderers
The Little Rock Gazg ties of Satnf-
y, gives the following election re-
turns. Majorities - against the
)nsti,utioq-in the County of In
pendence, $50 Gross, $50; Painsett,
70; Pierce, 533; Hot Springs, 254 ;
'oodruff, 400; Dallas, 304; 0uchita,
a Calhoun, Uni6n and 0olumbus,
nall maiorities. To Philips the ma
rity for it was 1872; in st. Francis,
.; Crittenden, 400, aud Monroe,
>. The Conservatives claim large
sjorities in the following counties,
rer the vote for the Convention, viz.
!. Francis, Independence, Monroe.
isha, Prarie, Conway, Searcy, Phil
5, Cross and Painsett.
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Beaoi-t. for fifteen Thousand dollars,
for .assl services rendered While Be
NOS, 54- conducting the banking
business In New York
The DemOeratic primary meetings
tonight for the nomination Of mem
bers Of the City Council and School
Directors, were numerously attended
The Republicans will hold similar
meetIhgs 70 morrow night, and the
campaign viii be short and sharp.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
OIuBL LoseLDL1l : 10 UIuges
he Imp5aehmen1 Trial.
The Presidents Answer
OccupIes.an. Hour ana
q Half.
More Time Asked for by
Andy.

HOUSE.. ...... " ASKING ecaS, March ..
\ number of bills were introduced
and referred. including the following
authorizing the building of bridge
across the Hudson River in the High
lands; to regulate. the trial of cases
in the United States Court Of the
Wes -ern District of Pennsylvania
relative to lands sold under treaties
with the Indian tribes; to facilitate
direct impcrsations; to amend the
Bankruptcy Act; granting lands to
Wisconsin to all In the construction
of a breakwater and canal, to connect
Green Bay and Lake Michigan for
the Improvement of navigation on the
Mississippi River, between the Min
uesota River and St. Anthony's Fall
to encourage the establishment Of
National schools
Clark presented resolutions of the
Kansas Legislature piedging support
to Congress IN the TRIAL Of Andrew "
johnson if found guilty. IA
Holman offered q resolution ex-
pressing the judgment of the House
that Government bonds. except when
expressly made payable In coin.
should be payable in lawful money of
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ST LOUIS, March 23.-Both houses
the Legislature, to-day, passed res
uti0ns for the appointment of
)mmittee TO investigate the reports
Irrent that a so-called slush money
as been offered to aud accepted by
lembers Of the Legislature dur
lg its present session.
The Merchants Exchange. TO-DAY.
dOpted resolutions strongly endors
lg the St. Louis. Nandalia 4 Ierre
iaute Railroad enterprise, and rec
mmending the citizens of st. Louis
give it all the assistance possible.
ST. LOUIS, March p. Cora James.
6os Somantha Proctor. notorious
ere and in Chicago. for bringing suits
gainst all sorts Of persons on most
riyolous pretexts, was arrested here
O-day on a charge of common barra-
ry, or being a common scold, and In
.efaUt Of bail was committed to jail.
;bsfeame here to attend suit against
ne Democrat, for libel. but finding it
brown out Of court on motion for
security for costs. she applied to jus
ice Powers, j. p. COlcOrd, Prose
3uting-Attorney, the Court of Grim
nal Correction and others, to enter
tain a complaint against Judge Reber,
sf the Circuit Court, for misdemeanor
in office, and conducted herself in a
generally Obstreperous manner, hence
her arrest as above.
Mr.. Pierce, lawyer of New York,
brought a suit to-day in the United
States Circuit Court, against S. H
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Notice


OF Order Of Council to Discontinue
the Alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and
Extending from Ninth Street to
Tenth Street, in Block Number
Thirty-One. a SAIL ~.
NY Office is hereby giN en-, that the
IW Common Council OF the CITY Of EV,
ansyille at its session on the b day OF
March, A. d. 1863, passed an order to dis
continue the alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Filth Avenue, and extending
from Ninth to Tenth streets.
All persons owning or claiming real
estate adjoining or abutting upon said
alley. and feeling themselves aggrteYed by
the passage OF said order, may have re-
dress by applica ton to said Council within
six weeks from the publication OF this
notice. A. NJ. MCGR1FF, Clerk
City Clerks ONCE, March is, 1858.
marlT Union copy
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Foreign intelligence.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Hotel Proprietor shot and Nor
tally Wounded.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 23.-L. G.
urnside, proprietor of the American
ouse at Marion, Ohio, was shot, aud
robably fatally wounded this moru-.
g by George Hunt, night telegraph
)erator for the Bellefontaine Rail
,ad. A difficulty occurred between
he parties about some remarks made
7 Burnside detrimental to the char
ter Of Hunts wife. Burnside was
i've at 4 P. N. Hunt has been ar
sted, and is in jail.
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FORT WAYNE.
Boy Killed by a Falling Tree-Rall-
road EaFnlngS-OfIlcers Elected.


Fort WAYNE. Ind, March 22.-
George Bush, aged about twelve years,
was killed on Friday near this place.
by tree, which his father was cutting
down, striking him in its descent and
cutting open his head, killing him
instantly. He was taking his fathers
dinner to him, but was not seen by
him until after the fatal accident.
The earnings of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company
during the past year were 81 ,240, .
125 So. Compared with 1866, it is a
decrease, in the aggregate, of S220, :
091 60 The expenses were $4.868, :
172 OF, a decrease of $116 63 on the
previous year. At the annual meet
ing of the Board Of Directors the
old Board was reelected
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WARRETsBURG, Mo- March 23.-
4 fire here, yesterday morning, de-
stroye3 r0W Of small frame build
ings. ou Hilton Siraetspccupied as
Stores Loss abott Sl9530; insured
for 5000 The pstaeipsl losers are
H. 5 Spo3re. A e. Boilers u. Cong
floa aud J as. tilet. Ho z.a
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and twt
Bricks per hour; and by steam, 400 t.
1900 per hour, according to the facilities
for removing them. I offer TO demonstrate
these facts by machines constantly work
ing in this city. ). W. JOHNSON, Agent,
81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
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