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LOSS OF MANHOOD.

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GusrdIan's Sale Of Real Kstats.

zROTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ the undersl9ned, guardisn OF th- MI
nor heirs OF Henry Simmons, deceased.
will in pursuance OF an order OF the Codrf
of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, on Friday, the 24Lh day of June, 1870, al
the Court House door in the city of Ey-
ansville, offer for sale at public auction
the following described real estate in Vans
derburgh County. Indiana, viz:
The undivided one fourth of the north
half of Block (le) sixteen, in the town OF
Lamasco City; also the undivided one.
fourth of the east half of the southvvest
quarter Of Section ten (IOl and six acres ia
the middle part Of fractional Section rs,
10 al SO acres.
Terms of sale = One-thIrd cash: one
third In SIX months and one-third in
twelve months. the purchaser pfvfnr notes
with surety bearing interest, and waivfng
relief laws. HARRIETE N. SIMMONS,
ASA IGLEHAEr Son, Attys. ma24 sw
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CONCORD, N. H., June 14.-Senator
Cragin has been reelected,
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a r ID.

Public School Examination.
nIHE FOLIO WING WILL BE THE
N programme of the Public Examina-
tiOns:
Thursday. June 9-CoIored Schools.
ment.
Monday, I3-Second and First Primary.
Tuesday, A-Second and first 1nterme-
diate.
Wednesday, I5-Second Grammar.
Thursday, l6-First Grammar.
Friday, 17-Preparatory Schools.
Parents and friends are respectfully in
vited. By order of the Board je8
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NEWPORT, r. l., June 14.-Senator
Anthony has been reelected.
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NEW ADYRRTIsFMENTs.
Real Estate at Private Sale.

Real Estate at Private Sale.
IN PURSUANCE OF a DECREE OF
q. the Court of Common Pleas of Van.
derburgh County, the undersigned, guar
dtan of Edward Mitchell, offers at pri-
vaie sale the following real estate belong
Ing to said ward, viz: Subdivision No. 3,
OF Lot No. II, in the Original Plan of the
city OF Evansville, situate on Main Street.
between Water and First streets, being
lsA feet on Main Street. by 70 feet, with a
three-story brick storehouse thereon.
Terms of Sale: One-thlrd cash. and the
residue In one and Two years, with inter-
est. Jel42 W. BAKER, Guardian.
Mary Northam VS.. John s. Snyder, sally
snyder, Thomas A. Maddox, and John
N. Maddox. In the Court of Common
Pleas, OF Nanderburgh County, Septem-
Der Term, 1870.
TT APPEARI4G BY AFFIDAVIT
~ on file in the office OF the Clerk OF said
Court that Thomas A. Maddox one of the
defendants In the above named cause, is a
non resident OF the State OF Indiana. No
tice Is hereby given to Thomas A. Maddox
OF the pendency of this action, and that
the same Will stand for trial at the next
term OF said Court Of Common Pleas, TO be
begun and held at the Court House. IN the
City OF Evansville, County OF Wander.
burgh, State OF IndiGna, on the first Mon
day In September, 1870,
witness, Soren SorensOn, CLERK OF said
1870. S SORENsON Cisri-
WARREN q MArTIsoN, Att'ys for PIE
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Sac FaANasco. June 30 the

election, toe city gives g majority f8r
the fear uiiiicl subsidy she South
ara fnete itsi.rrad
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Late Washington News.
Interesting Foreign News.
Burglar Killed in Chicago.
Terrible Tornado Down
South.
Great Destruction of Prop
erty, &c.
Fatal Accident in st. Louis.
Late News From New
York.
Preparations for the Sac u
gerf=st sc Cincinnati.
Great Game of Base Ball.
Rad Stockings VS.. Atlantics.
Red Stockings Defeated in
the Eleventh Inning-.-
Score. z to 8.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1870.
he ARTESIAN SPRINGS PARK win
b. brilliantly illuminated with
5000 Lanterns,
Aud to the visitors the opportunity is
oGared this time to listen to the sweet
nusic OF the famous combination of mu-
al talent under the able leadership OF
Pref. F. w. 0ssenbsrg.
Omission to the grounds, rs Cts
ne last car leaves at IL o'clock Pm. for
city. The public is cordially invited by
iel43t EDWARD WELLER.
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BOMBAY, June 14-The Lord
Mayor was recently thrown from his
horse near Kalka and severely
bruised.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

George Shields, an engineer, and
Captain John Ford, Of the steamed
Liberty were engaged In q fracas
recently. An exchange says:
MIR. Shields fired first, his bali
striking Captain Eord's watch
which wis In the watch-fob Of his
pants. This saved his life, for
though the watch was smashed, II
turned The ball, which otherwise
would have gone through bis body,
A second shot was fired by Mr.,
Shields before Captain Ford fired,
this shot passing through tho heshy
part OF his arm. Captain Ford then
fired, his bail SCATTERING tho len
wrist OF Mr. Shields, whose third
shot meanwhile passed through the
other arm OF Captain Ford. The
combalants were then separated
and carried to their homes, where
their wounds werc dressed, and Of
last accounts both were doing very
well.,'
An exchange has the following
IN the case Of The Louisville Unii
ted States Mail Cine Company W.
The Cincinnati I%nsuTapce Compa'
ny, TO recover q fire policy Of In
surnnce on the steamer America
and United states, detroyed By Q
collision aud Gre, In the Superior
Court at Cincinnati, the jury re-
turned q verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff. This Is the second case
decided In favor Of the Mail Com
pany. c
During a recent trip Of one Of
our Cumberland packets, she wal
'honoredo by the presence Of sew
eral cOnlrabands. Whilst taking
on the plumber belonging TO them,
the mate was accOsled by an Gold
auntie" with the injunction to 'look
out dar, white man, bow yor trow
dat box dar Is very iine dishes ~
dat ar box" aud felt very indig'
nant that her request was not conf
piled with.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
To Jan. Is, To Jan. 10,

"We still have to note an active
demand for lumber for plantation
use, and the yards being poorly
supplied, cargoes are taken quickly
OH arrival at full prices. We quote
as follows: Inch boards, $40 00@
$50 90 per 1909 feet; scantling,
SIS 006$l6 %: rough weather.
boards, SIG O0@Sl7 % per 1000
feet.
Dressed flooring, S2400; dressed
ceiling, 500 GO; dressed weather.
boards, $50 90; double dressed
shelving, S2j 90 per 1000 feet,
Cypress lumber firm at $50 00@
81 90 per 1000 feet.
The last cargoes Of shingles sold
at 81 80 for Is inch, and 81 Is for
20 inch. Laths Nre in small de-
mand the last sales were at - -.
IN. o. Price Current,
The following sales of tobacco Is
from the Louisville Courier and
Journal:
The sales at the tx auction ware
houses for thc week ending this
evening, and for the current tobac.
| co year are as follows;
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

WaIlin Ae allowed tha 1880 atiAsat
ID respeot 70 thaf Council that msda
tho appropriation. Lost
Il vas then moved ana seconded
That MF. Wallin be requested %
furnish vouchers for $1,000 eE.
pended aworn 70 as early q period
a. possible. Carried.
Moved and seconded thai the in
debtedness Of al city officers BE-
referred to q special committee
Carried.
MessFS. DuchanaH, Foster and
Walton, and City Att0fny, APP
pointed on said committee, 10 re-
port at next regular meeting.
Dr.. Foster then addressed the
Board with reference TO The Or
phan Asylum at Natchez their
needy condition and earnest appeal
for assistance. At the inquiry Of
a member, of the last apprOpFia-
ton his HonOr'staled that there had
been $3.50 appropriated for the
same purpose on Sept. %, 1869.
DR.. Foster then offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was car
led.
Resolved, That the sum Of two
hundred dollars be appropriated
for the benefit Of the several Or
phan Asy1ums Of the city Of
Natchez, 10 be divided pro rata
among the children of those insti.
tutiOns who are properly chargea-
bic to Vicksburg.
The petition OF Patrick Quail TO
keep a coffee house, with bond nc.
companying, was then read, re-
ceiYed aud license granted.
Mr.. Buchanan then requested the
attendance ofhis Honor to the GENE
terry road, which he declined, stat.
ing that the Mayors Court would
occupy al his time.
The account of the State Asylum
for clothing. fuel, subsistence, SC,
for month Of November, 1869,
amounting to Sl25 So, was then
presented for payment, when on
motion IL was allowed and ordered
paid.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet at 10 A. NJ, Tuesday, Feb
l, 1870, to proceed as committee o.
whole TO examine the Cemetery
road. EBEN SWIFT,
MAYOR.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

At a special meeting of The Board
of Me or and Council OF the City
of Vicksburg, called at the instance
of three members Of the Council,
at The City Hall, OH "Wednesday
evening, Fcb.2 %, 1870, TO consider
Of the legality Of Tho removal oi
Frank Packard, City Clerk, by his
Honor tho Mayor,
Prescnt-Geneml Eben swift,
Mayor; Messrs. B%nchanaB, Lee,
Walton, Foster, Gilman, Frank
and Hall, Council,
The Council, after a majority OF
its members had disclaimcd the
right OF tho Mayor TO remove The
City Clerk, decided TO go into {
committee OF the whole, but re.
quested his Honor to Withdraw
his order OF removal, which wa
complied with.
a recess of thirty minutes wa
then had, when the committed
through, It's chairman, reported
asking for further time, when
upon motion, the Council adj
jOurned. EBES SwIFT,
MavAr.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
4 EWs.

SINKING or THE STEAMER WAR.
REN BELLE-L0ss OF CARGO AMI
UNITED STATE. MAILs.-We learn
from our New Orleans exchanges
that the steamer Warren Belle,
formerly Il Vicksbnrg and ITALIA
hatChie river packet, but recently q
packet running between Brashear
City and New iberia, while on her
down trip, struck a snag,. last Sat.
urday night, about 8 O'Clock, and
sank in fifteen feet water. She had
on board a full cargo and the Uni.
ted States mails, which went dowh
with the boat. IL Is said that the
steamer will y raised. No lives
lost.
The st. Louis Democrat Of a re-.
cent date says:
1--WE arc glad to lind, and the
public will learn with some relief,
that the recent disasters on the rlv.
er have resulted In such action by
the Board OF Underwriters ~ may
render those calamities somewhat
less frequent hererfter. We are IN.
formed that the board has been CIV
ing fresh aud special attention to
the strength OF the hulls OF steam.
boats, as now constructed, with the
view Of securing an improvement
In this important particular. The
Executive Committed OF the Board
has been instructed to Investigate
the subject aud report what action
Is necessary or desirable hi the case,
W. trust the investigation will not
prove one Ofmere form aud words,
ending in nothing, nor can VIC be-
lieyeit will.'
II Is expected, we learn, thaI
committees OF the Merchants Tx.
change aud the. Board Of Trade
will cooperate In making the nayi'
CATION of our river less destructive
TO property, less fatal to life, and
more inviting TO business and trav.
eli. In our river column this morn
ing will be found a brief summary
of the steamboat losses during the
year 1869, amounting, in round
numbers, TO not less than two mil
lions of dollars. An estimate oil
these losses for the past ten years
would present q sum almost appal.
ing in magnitude. The year 1870
opens with still fresh losses IN the
FIRST few weeks. Sucha wholesale
obstruction Of property falls upon
the entire community as burden
involves those terrible tragedies BY
which hundreds Of lives perish In
/ the waves and flames. We look Ia
the movement now initiated by the
underwriters for guaranty against
these awful occurrences.
We sec from our New Orleans
exchanges that tho Gov. Allen
few days ago took 1874 bales o.
cotton into New Orleans. the big,
gest trip OF the season from th'
Ouachita river. t19g3.
The Louisville Commercial says.
Mr.. Mock Levi, who was sho
and badly wounded by a desperate
on board the Nick Longworth, a
Napoleon, Ark, last Friday, Ia q
his mono ct L~Ouisville, under Oh
skillml treatment Of Dr. w 2
Yandell. lie . suffering nom III
dastafdly assault, but VIII soon -
cover. n i supposed that one Q
the assailaots whom hir levi ehoi
IL dead. The other wonld-ba %
asssin Is N lail &C Napoleon IN Dc
fault of So 900 ball. .vgass
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
mo. Price Vurrcnt

In 1860, Mississippi raised, 1900
NO bales of cotton, 400 lbs. eaeb,)
worth in round numbers 3S,000,00
dollars. In the same year, Massa-
chusetts imported and manufacture
ed 3l6,665 bales, realizing $4,000 0
dollars. Now the number OF bales
imported and manufactured by
Massachusetts, Is TO the number
produced by Mississippi as 4 is to
is about. Therefore, bad The for.
mer State wrought up all the sta.
pie Of the latter, she would have
realized lIA900,0O dollars. De.
Quoting the cost OF the raw mate
rial, we have LEFT, q gross profit Of
lO5,9O0O00 dollars, But this cot
ton was manufactured somewhere,
IL not In Massachusetts gnd paid
10 those who did so nearly three
times what II did the producers.
The net results will be considered
hereafter.
Again, Texas, with 100000 cat
tie, produced leather, butter and
cheese estimating the Two latter
articles ct - cents per lb.) to the
amount Of l,64l,000 dollars; while
New York, with 1873. 600 cattle,
produced from the same articles
IS, 600 dollars, Is it not imcred-
ibie Pa ratio of sixiy-three to
Onel
These are only samples Of the
manner In which the South squan-
dered her resources. Let us pene-
trate deeper. Mississippi, which
was the eleventh State in number
of swine, imported her pork ;
blessed with the sunniest skies, the
balmiest breezes, O most fertile soil,
she bought her breadstufEs queen
of the cotton world, che imported
her cotton goods. Although only
live States surpassed Virginia in
sheep-ralsing, ten eclipsed her IN
w0ollen manufaeture-and Virgin
Ia imported woOllen goods. Ten
nessee produced pig-iron, seventh
in the scale, yet"she was the thif-
teenth founder, and imported ma
chinery. What was the result OF
this ruinous IpOlicyP Grant South
Carolina her twenty.six millions
for cotton and rice Her popula.
ton of 100000 souls must be fed
on purchased meats, must be clad
in purchased garments; her plan
tatiOns must be worked with i'm
plements every ono Of which were
made abroad, (shc did not make
5000 dollars worthy Verify, the
tw~enty-six millions rapidly be-
cOmes-zerOl Let Georgia, Ala.
hama, North Carolina, etc. submit
to the same process, and their
nominal incomes will be found de-
plorahlY deficient Are not these
dedheslonP, based as they ere on
ne onkIhl returns Of the census OF
4fS6U, legilimate9 Witness The
e mortgaged plantations Of the Yaz0C
and Mississippi valleys. The com.
meFcial cities of New Orleans and
New York virtually owned the
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
WEEKLY OOnMERCEAL AND
RlNANnIAL nEVIRW.

0RRlCR % TEE VlOEsauRa HEaALB, !
Feb. Il.
Our merchants have been doing
q good business for The past week.
The demand for groceries is good
and prices fair Other goods do not
show much change.
"The present Is regardedsas a
criticahtime In cotton. The future
Of prices hinges to a great extent
upon the receipts at the ports for
the next two or three weeks, and
al interested are either buOyed up
with expectation or feverish with
apprehension. Last weeks receipts
st the ports we're the largest Of the
season, Notwithstanding a de-
crease was confidently expected.
The result Is seen In the depressed
condition Of the New York and
Liverpool markets. Should the
receipts hold up for two weeks
longer, II will be strange IL n
breakdown in prices s not realized.
In receipts TO date there is an in
crease Of nearly $4,000 bales over
receipts for the same period last
season, aud adyices from various
cotton growing sections indicate
hat there is still 4 large per cent
age Of the crop TO come forward.
II Is generally believed, however,
that receipts are not only at the
highest point, but will begin to
decrease rapidly from this time
forward, as was the case last sea-
son, dnd a disposition TO hold on
and take tue chances prevails
among holders Of the staple though
many are weak.kneed and tremb.
ling. Including the l2s,CW bales
shipped overland to, the mills, as
was the latest estimate, the receipts
10 date foot up l,S6s, 900 bales. II,
rs is .pOpul Tly estimated, ono.
third Of the crop has yet to come
forward, the result will be some
thing over 2,S0O,0J0 bales for the
season. Memphis Avalanche
The following table shows the
proportion Of each crop received
Turing certain periods in the
years named, beginning Scp,cm-
Der LIST, stated in per cent:
I'll e....l mutt -. - q d. Q
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

TNNIIE undersigned, Agents appointed BY
the Old River aah YeNoa kteaH saw
Mnl Company, win sail The ir Mnl AZ publlu
auction to ,h~e-highHst bidder.
On Tuesday, March LIST, 1870,
alti O'Clock, 10 ffOat OF the eouFi.house, 10
| the city OF Vlcksburg. 1EnMs CAeHs
Tho NIL 4 Il uAlrd On Old River asthe
month oTihe Yszoo, 8 miles frOm fichthark'
The size OF tho Mil 10 unfurpesni ~ pro-
curisg and taking eafc Of tmbera anu ~
loing 1 large lumber bfslnefs- The Iallu'
ing Il Rew nnd very strong, ~ ~ w ret
| Rnglne $50 hOI Sc power, 20 inch cylnlefy
10 Inch stroke, III 60 boiler ~ lnen tett
long. Two circular saws, one " inehs lhe
other q iAGhes, and muley aud laih saws on
IN, i really to no pat NJ, GIL uew. kYeiy-
thing about the Nth Is 1rst class.
Al the sam a. Q will B leased Acres
Of Land, on VIII eli the Mai Is leetted. Tor ~
year IA ing from ist February, 1885, the
rent OF the lands si00 y rannum iIom Gay
or sale. Tho land can be purchased ior elVyo
cash, For fur her Information ndhfesa y.
y, baum or Vlcksburg, or ). ID. W. Duck
worth at Polkvillr, Smith county, hitfs =
Sale positive.
ID. W. DUCKwoRTH.l Aseh''
iAuel.ts a
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
HYMENEAL.

Married, on tho sth Inst A. the% residence
OF george Y esman, Esq, Willow foint,
Carroli paTifh h, la, by the Rev Dr san.
som OF this Guy, EDWARD y. POPE q
Tod, eldest daughter Of +. II. 9. Taylor, 2
iiiawaTra, Us.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

States Of Mississippi and Louis
iana.'-"XlX Century,
PORK packing In the i've leading
Western packing points, Is as fol-
lows:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

~ Hs EHfnb nosDAs y san tan
q aMa maahsa IS Aa mAAa
alssias asabsa GeEEstssa ass Haaa aea assn
hrh the g avt4sbnE Comfy #an@ssaa b AA
adesssoIsaa sAaass masahHhusahm 81 m#A
aaa'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
Commerce of Red River

for the year. .$3L,TJ,0OO
These figures and facts VIZ have
gathered from leading merchants
Of Jefferson, Shreveport and other
points and commanders OF Red
River steamers. Tho improvement
Of Red. River Is a subject Of vi
tai Importance TO the merchants OF
New Orleans. The Crescent City ii
is true, Is the natural outlet TO the
Red River country, but the com.
plction of railroads 10 Memphis,
Vicksburg and Kansas, will afford
such advantages IN tho way Of
safety and rapid access TO other
marts, that unless urgent measures
are taken TO improve the river \
large portion will 90 by these
routes. Besides although the
present trade greatly Cnrichcs New
Orleans, II may he treble in u few
years il The citizens will lend their
influence to increase immigration,
open new plantations, facilitate
communication, aud feel that the
interest Of Red River country and
their own are identical.
A. J.. Hay,
Of Shreveport News
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
MAPLE LEAVES
For fhe 0rnhaM

WILL ave ona half q ne pfoeeels %
my labir aftQr paying ~ eNlense
ee 0fphanE AsyA@
sissse feeraskfr mIfn with Max Haaf
81 ntfhn rfeHfI11 NHHfr4
eaha -aeutw W ~ AHuHH1H
#aafieiAaA thHs u4Hse
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
VNKSBURG PRICE CURRENT
CONTACTED DAILY EY
The Chamber Of Commerce.
FOR THE viCKsUURG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In filling small orders
higher rates are charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
Planters Hoes

CHAlNs, Collars, Brides, Halaes, plew
Lane, Nails, Axes, at Wholesale BY
fci6.dkw LEE RICuARDsON &CO.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12
First second Third Tltal Tl'al
10 wks 10 g ~ 10 wks 10 Jan Is to AMI II
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIPIcGTlOS.
tAssimllatlng tltsat OF Liverpool }

c%oMPAlATIvE PRICES OF coTrOS.
At this da'e with he rate OF Freight u Liv.
oTpOOl and IL reign Exchange.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-12

OErIcE or TIE vlOEsaUHs REsALB. !
Eah. n.
, 1870-09-05
THE GREAT CATASTROPHE,
Latest intelligence From the Wa
bash Aver ue Fire.


AtS s;elotk Mi morning there were Sill cza-
siderable crowds axoand The tcrn1 Of the great
nse. many pers4na lingering about. IN the hope
thai some Of the todlcs might be dlslntatrl from
sne sutna No edor1k In that direction, howrTcrs
we're psacteahle. The names were quite c1tn-
Rutated, ind several heavy &treAlus
were kept ,plAyfng upon the debts, but I
was unsafe to approach tho ruins, muses. OF
~nicn were aumaine down ,ram tuna to
tine. As,r ug gaz1cul Light WAS she'd upoa them
II this Tina fron the tEnitoa OF gas Issuing 1soal
u:surrs III the pipes, kone ou tho street, and one
C corner Of the ellacc, which Lighted un the
ruin IN 3 truly pictutesque manner. From TIC
Appearance Of the rubbish 1t would seem
improbable thai anything cIuld bS
done for many hours, towants getting out he
rcir: ms Of tkose who we're hurled. When toanl
they ts.ust be u pulEtr1ze and burnt by the re't
hut lass u tu tc ntally un1reognizshle.
TIE vRxT --LATEST.
4:e1A. X.--A painful uuar Nus curTcnt TAN
young Charles Fafvell, soa u1c 3. Far~ell, VA
among The victims lie was seen to entef tas
.ulllxQg Immediately be.ore the wall fell, Tut ta'
u.ros nf .ayiug sutne books which were on TIL
fourth doos, lie VIOLA not seen Afterwards
ON S0KTu nALSIxD SfAKE1.
TIE alarm ftom Iso1 M 9s5, At haif-p past
o. clcck yesterday morning, Was occas1nnea b.
sre ID the two sfu1y brick Building No ot NORTH
! taalsted street It u uwne1l bJ fsrnuul tn!
des,cr, who oceupy.tt ~ . bakery. Damage q
ui}dlug and STOCK, - poo Insurance not Ecksuesl
No 50, under the same to1f, IL occupied by jrn
| tIaMmand, b1tr.ez. Loss ntmtna!- The ott2ln
| uuinbwu.