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Hartford Insurance Losses an"
Profits.

A Hartford Comm letter writer
saws: Many instances have come to
my knowledge where people in humble
circumstances have lost their all by the
failure of companies that have gone
under. In one instance a mllIlner IN
this city had put every cent she could
save for years into stock, which had
maid her handsome dividends, but now
her entire $4,000 Of savings has gone;
And our most conservative and careful
business men are among the heaviest
losers" 1t is explained that the
Hartford insurance interest has been
for wears one Of the most prosperous
and profitable, as an illustration OF
which it is stated that "in a recent law
suit it became necessary to determine
the present value of S265 of stock in the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
which was alleged to have been mlsap-
proprated in 1851, twenty years ago
A careful computation by the referees
of the value of the stock, with all the
dividends that have been paid to date
at compound interest, showed the
enormous accumulation OF $44,Ooo.
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Mrs. Leary's Cow.

The Louisville Courier.Journal thinks
that Mrs. Leary of Chicago has
no right to deprive her COW of all the
Immortality she won by kicking over
the kerosene lamp and burning Chica,
go. Wants to know what would
history he worth if it were suffered to
be plundered in this disgraceful way
and declares:
No, no, Mrs. Leary, that game
won't win. Your renowned COW did
kick over the lamp filled with non-com-
bustible kerosene, and you needn' t
deny it You may have been asleep at
the time-it is very likely you were,
for nine o'clock at night is singularly
late hour for you to be up aud abroad
but that fact alters the identity of
neither the COW nor the kick. You had
better yield gracefully to the inevitable
and let your COW pass into history,
which she is bound to do, whether you
yield gracefully or not at all. You had
better keep your mouth shut, in fact,
and let your name be handed down to
posterity along with hers upon the
tongues of men. This is, perhaps,
your last chance to see your name
upon the historic page hundred years
hence, and if you don't want to avail
yourself Of it, you ought to sell out to
some more enterprising somebody that
does. If you deserved to he called a
citizen of Chicago, you would have hal
your COW photographed long before the
fire was extinguished, and would have
been selling the pictures all this time
at twenty cents apiece. Dry up, or act
like a woman Of sense.
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.n,uj~ioncr's sale.

..r"J0rS D., ,,,,,,,...,.,.
hH'.oai co.,
| y-rADEcREE MADE AND
'N' mo aiuve entitled cause, on
r-'r. 81, the undersigned
.,>r.i al public auction, III The
No. court House of ohio
l...,in;l, at Ia o'clock, y. NJ,
- V,trmbrr 18th, ISL, the fol-
~ situate in said county,
.A,l the ground of the SAID
m, south OF the northern
,Hupany'S railroad, where
-...rj through the farm OF the
r.o-uburg, IN ONO county,
.,,lrcratre Ofthe National
ii on the east and west by
81. >ali DN i'll ThOrnburg'S
.,.--ug,.,hird cash in hand, or
,.w - tie purchaser may
.., ,fr,.l, OF six and twelve
.. r->,inr. each of the deferred
,--4r,ns interest from the day
I'll be- secured 10 the Satisiac-
-u ri met. The title will be
,r.. purchase money Is fully
ucl. .. DAVENPORT,
special commissioner.
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New York Money Market.

NEW \ ORR, Uctober %, 3 Z. NJ.
MONEY-The transactions on call
were more active to-day and the rates
of interest advanced; call loans sharp
at I per cent currency 10 gold interest,
and for turning stocks l-32 to Lilo was
paid in the afternoon.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was dull to-day and quoted at l0Sl
GLOSS for prime bankers 60 days ster-
ling.
GOLD-The market closed up dull
at llls@lll4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
steady at the close.
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puI,llc Sale.

me- FSTATE OF n JVHH
I'D. Twill, on FRIDAY;
Lon the premises proceed
i. "' .,..,> living two miles
'.i %, -r,,,. Marshall county, W:
|, , -..j.r cultivation, with GOOD
}. be- ". .lru. AMI all necessary ON
!. "wi orchards Will b sold
, -. :, >uil purchasers. Also,
.r,. known on day of sale.
- glhl. Administrator
5 '.' With The vii! annexed.
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RT N q
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.

CAPITAL. s.ao.0OO.
DIRECTORS:
WIN. Il, simpson, VIM. {. HandIan,
Jno. X. Botsford, =. NJ. DodSor,
Augustus Pollack, Jonn l.. Hoous,
James X. McCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
~ organized, is now prepared 10 take risks
upon Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and Cargoes OF all kinds on the Western
Waters. Applications for Insurance wa!
he promptly attended 10 by the Secretary.
Oifice No. = Mcclure House, mex door l"
corner OF Monroe street.
WIN. b. SIMPSON, President.
WIN. {. HANDLAN, w Pest,
J. K. MILLER, Secretary. uoN:>
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Toledo Market.

FLOUR-Dlll.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and unchang-
ed; amber Michigan at 81 43; No. ? at
81 Sc; rejected red at 81 20. Corn dull
and a shade lower high mixed new at
S5c. low mixed at SAFE; new at SIC.
Oats dull and nothing doing.
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FOR sale.
Lnr Salc.

1nTS, l. AND IS, IN
..p ~ ~ rjshth ward. These
I'D .n,''mIe,Iiately north of the
',I''t m a good location for
THOS. O'BRlEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. +. CO.

Oho L LII S4oA@ ~ ~ 49, 49,
r. .4.s.a1PASSENGER TkAi ~
- n.y. will run by the follow Il .
schedule on and alter May I1'h, tN''
Wheeling time:
CINCINN ATT EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST-LEA'E''
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. $40 a. II. daily at.."!0: - \. u
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Al
Parkersburg. LanesvilIe.....3 - r. N
Cum berlanI .2u5 p. M. Newark. ........i.3,
Winchester $50 Sandusky ....l".%
Strasburg cUlulnbns......b t.
Hagerstowu.9U5
Baltimore .....S:Z5
Wash'n City. $40 1"
Philadelphia2:i0 An.
New York $50 "
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvES wEsr-iEAVts
"Wheeling wheeling
daily at....5:1O p. II. daily at. l. ~ u.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. b:uj a. II. ZancsVtlie i:u1 A NJ.
Cumberlaud.2 Newark p. N
Winchester...9Sj Sandusky..".5:55 -
Strasburgll:i0 Columbus.....?:.D
Hagerstown $50 "SunAays excepted.
Baltimore BIB "
Wash. City...9:iU
Philadelphia l:00P.M
New York.....il5
"Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAST-LEAYE5 WEST-LEAHE-
sWheeling wheeling
daily at. Has p. N. daily at.....l2i a d.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburgll:UA A. NJ. gainesville. J:51 A. II
Cumberland.S:Oj Newark. ':O3 "
Winchester. .2::3O p. NJ. Sandusky...
Strasburg .....i:D lCOlumOus.... $50 A. II.
Hagerstown.2:iO " saturdays excepted.
BaltimOre......i:i5
Washt'n City6:05
Philadelphial:iO A. NJ.
New York.....5:50
saturdays excepted.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAST-LEAYES WE5T-LEANES
sWheeling wheeling
daily at. 1885 A. NJ. daily at...".i:21 r.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg 9:35 p. M.IZanesville... S:;s) -
CumbeTland.Goo " Newark ....... iUl0
sSundays excepted. ISandusky."..
lCOlumbus....ll.b
"Sunday> excepted.
W., +. 4 B. DIV.
Leave Wheeling...... T.2j a. III. 30 p. III
Trains on the Main Line make connec.
,uns at Baltimore with trains for Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston. Al Reihy
House, via Washington city, for all points
South.
Central ONO trains make direct conii"c-
ton at Columbus for AL points Vest 'no
Northwest
Tickets To- all principal points '';ir b" Pro
cured 81 the Office.
JOHN l.. Wilson
Master al rransp0rtaiiOn, hilunpr"
K 1. DENNIE,.
tnyl7 General Agent, Wtur!jng.
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! FRANKLIN INSURANCE. co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE GO.
on WHEELING.
CAPITAL 5ras, ODu-
DIRECTORS:
Saml Mcclellan, George Mendel,
r. H. Logan, IhOS. L. ShallcrOSs,
q. w. Franzhein. J. y. Vance.
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis c. Stife.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized five years, and I'm that time done
successful business IL still prepared la
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of ali
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estnb-
lishments, Furniture Steamboats, and Car
goes on tho Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company otieIs superior Induce
ments to Farmers, whereby they can be-
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents for three or five years AT Reduced
rates. This being State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL.
paid in and surplus of any company In tn"
State and composed of some niGcty-!pGI
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends ltScIi Ia ih'
favorable consideration OF the inSuring pub
| lie, and sOlicits their patronage. AppIici-
TONS for insurance will be promptly at
tended 10 at their Office, No. - Monroe
Street, or AT their several agcncic. through
out the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
G.. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
A. l.. WILEY General ~ "ni '""I
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

For Rent.
.yG ROOM OVER HARDING'S
= Hr~.
MARKET STREET.
. r mpl"-u Improvements, in
aIi coli wIirg. Sc. For par
....pi
IiR. :. T. CALDWELL.
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CAPITAL, ei65,OO0.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOW ES
rates on Buildings at all kinds, Furniture
Household Goods. Merchandise aud GDods
In Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob HOrnbrOOk, Jacob NJ. bIckel,
Henry Hartman, DR.. j. {. Hupp,
Jonathan ROWiry, Edmund BockIng,
X. J. Smyth, Z. J. Campbell,
j. IL. BristOr, :. Prayer,
VIM. Il. Odbert, Thomas BuSgGss,
ID. ID. L. FarnsworIh, WIN. Is. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shi"ld,,
Vim. X. White, y. Coli, Jr
]. IA. Duval, -. III. DIX.
VIM. r.. Stevenson.
Sc Office over Hartman's Clothing store
south side Monroe street. Wheeling, ". Va
JACOB HORNBROOk, President.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice PreSt.
|. IL. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
y. h. MCCULLOUGH, Asst Secretary
MARI
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New Orleans MOlaSSes.
10u BBLS. CHOICE n. .. MOLASSES
lUU for sale by
OGLEBAY, son & 60.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Member al the Royal 'Uii'gsr 81 Surgeons
London, graduate from uU' oI the musi cm-
iuent Colleges IA ih, aIlUd States, AMI The
greater par, at WhusC lie has been spcii in
the hospitals OF LOnuon, Paris, PhiiadrlI hia
and e.srw heIv. 49, tl!rcird some ~ the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing IN the head
being alarmed al sudden sounds, baAnIul-
u,es, with frequent hluShing. attended some
times with dUIn-,m"ut ~ mind, were cured
immediately.
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NAIltlAUF,

E'Iircl ub.ti n Ennnd uund Ilid body are tie
most u"C,@SsaIry requisites {" promote CON.
uubiaI happiness Indeed, without Iher.
the Journey through ~" becomes u weary
pilgrimage; th" prospect hourly darkens Ia
the view; thcmind bccumcS Swallowed with
despair and fill"d win the melancholy re-
Election that the happiness Of another H..
CumcS hiIghtrd with pui own.
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DIR. JOHNSTON
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have uecume the Sicliuhs oI
Solitary Vice, that dreadful ana destructive
habit vi ich annually Swe, p To an untimely
grave thousands al Young Men OF the mos,
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have rntranced listening
SrnaiTS with the thunder of eloquence, or
walked 20 s,cStacy the the ihillus Tyre, may
,a,W with full confidence.
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OIL.
o. BBLS. CARBON OIL.
10 bblS. Lard Gil. For sale by
OGLEBAY, son & CO.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Aen ,onirtn-
plaiirs Marriage, being awar. oi Physical
Weakness, organic debility, de.oriniiie~.
speedily cured.
lie who places himself under The care o.
d. j.. may reiIgiuuSiy cunfide In his honor
a. u gentleman, and confidently r"ly upon
h.> skill AZ - physician.
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TAKE PARTICULAR MOTH h

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, u habit
frequently learned nom evil companions
or AT school, the effects Of which are nightly
felt, even when asleep, and II not cured rem.
dcIs marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What "a pity that ynung man, the hops
Of hlS country, the darling Of his parruts
should be- snaICiI,rI nom MI prospects and
cnlOyIucnis Of lite hN ia" consequences OF
dcyiatIpG from the It'i' co. nature and In
dulging In a. certain SOL, Eapit. Such PCT
sJIIH n"rt, HHIoTS "Ont' dating
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r. .F.sa1PASSENGER k y =
~ -tl3ss--iIssss will run by the follow L!
schedule on and after May lJih ~
] Iin
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BURNING OF A HorgL.-The rcv Pow
ler House at Ashley, Iowa, wa, jnrned
Tuesday night. Edward Williams, omni-
bus driver, and young man named
johnson, are missing, and it is thought
they rerished in tho flames. Loss
$40, 900; insured $4,000. The house
was new, and built to replace one burnt
about a year ago.
The influence Of the church in France
is said to be thrown entirely in favor of
the Imperinlists, and this clement will no
doubt exert q powerful weight in de-
termining the new form of government
for that country.
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ers cooled of, aud Joined the scientists
in gathering bugs and other natural his
tory specimens throughout the re-
mainder Of the day. It.ib the opinion q
the newspaper correspondence aceompa-
nying the expedition, that our prospect
i've Dominican citizens don't ''pan out"
we'll ct all.
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him q coward, and screamed. ''Shoot!
shoot! You oowardl'' And with that lie
raised the weapon and fred, his victim
falling dead with an agonized groan.
He said that he was then treated treach-
erously,l by Pizano, who only paid him
Piano was only At to be hung because
he hadn't paid the remaining $I2.
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Gallons Of blood are sucked out of the Anne
rican people every week by bed-bugs. Stop
the drain Stop it by using Isaacen's "SURB
Por." 1t lays out tho bloodsuckers instanta
neously. 1t is infalliblo, too, for reaches, rats
and MICE Sold by all druggists. Feb 19s
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Albos IO1ub tS3oAutlpn RukuUA8AHkytys As.
Mayes, executor. to cell esrtaiR len ds,in
Sumter. sAlsE Joint 1eeplu ution 20 res
iasueko Rinah,S. Cohen q aestiticate. .of
amend the charter OF the town os KnasS,
s6n. sS s 49,: esi.slss sss ! .sSss5 .ss5a u FL
Mr.. Levy presented petition from
r. B. Carpenter, praying for the pay
ment of the balance Of his salary due as
Judge, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
At 2 O'Clock P. NJ. Judge Thomas. of
the Sixth Circuit, presented himself be-
fore the bar of the House, agreeably to
joint resolution adopted yesterday, to
show cause why he should not be re-
moved from Office for violation of the
Constitution in not residing in his Judi
cial Circuit. The address to the Co.
vernon was read, and also the resolution
Of the House. The Speaker then in
quired if the Judge was prepared to
make his defence, or would he ask for
further time. Judge Thomas replied
that the notice given him had been very
brief, but on account of the grave emer-
gency of the occasion, the necessity for
prompt action on the part of the House,
he would waive any claim he might have
to demand further time. He stated that
on Monday he would have to holo Court
in Union, and if the General Assembly
were of the opinion that they could find
some one better qualified than himself
to perform the duties of the Office, he
certainly would be glad to be relieved
from his official obligations; and if the
House was ready to proceed with the
prosecution, he was prepared to make
his defence. On motion Of Mr.. Whip
per, committee of five were appointed
to investigate the facts of the case, with
instructions to report OF the next meet
ing of the House after adjournment to-
day, until which time all further pro-
cecdings in this novel cause were sus-
pended.
A resolution that when tho House ad-
journs, it stand adjourned till P. NJ.
to-day was adopted.
The following passed their second
reading and were ordered to be engross-
ed: a Senate bill to incorporate the
Young Mems Brotherly Association; to
charter tho Cheraw, Lancaster, Union
and Greenville Railroad Company; q
Senate bill to regulate the call of the
Supreme Court docket; Senate bill to
provide for the government of the State
institution for the educationof the deaf,
dumb and blind.
A bill to amend an Act to organize the
Supreme Court was passed and ordered
to be sent to the Senate; also, bill to
determine the day of election for Mayor
and Aldermen of Charleston.
A bill to provide o manner by which
to obtain the right OF way to and from
lands surrounded by other lands. was
passed to third reading; also. bill to
declare the rights of common carriers;
also, bill to incorporate the Working
Mems Mutual Benefit Life Assurance
Association; also, Senate joint resolu-
ton directing part of q certain tax to be
applied to the erection of O court house
and Jail at Manning; also, Senate bill
to charter the South Carolina Phosphate
and Phosphate River Mining Company.
At 55 p. NJ, the House adjourned
till P. M.
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DEATHS. Capt. Isaac Nelson, on aged
and respected citizen. died in this village
on Friday last, in the list year of his
age. he had been in feeble health for
several months past, but was not gene
rally confined to his house. The day
previous to his death he was walking
about the village, and retired to rest at
night as usual. Failing to make his ap-
pearance the next morning, his room
was visited, when he was found in bed
in speechless condition. He survived
until o'clock P. NJ, of that day. He
leaves numerous relatives in Williams
burg, Clarendon, Sumter and the West,
who will regret to learn of his death.
Mrs. Mary Adams died at her resi-.
dence in this place on Tuesday. She
had reached the advanced age of eighty
seven years, and has been q citizen Of
this community all her life, where she
has reared large family. She was q
lady of quiet and exemplary demeanor,
and for many years past, on account Of
inirmity, lived almost in seclusion.
Kingstree Star.
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The American passion for speech
making was amusingly illustrated at the
landing of the San Domingo commission
on that delectable island. AS soon as
Fred. Douglas and Gen. Siegel landed,
they gathered together about 200 tattered
rapscallions and commenced addressing
them. Douglas enlarged for half an
hour on the advantages likely to accrue
from annexation, and was followed by
Siegel in On impassionod flight OF oratory,
which was interrupted by by-standcr
with tho information that tho crowd did
not understand English. Sicgel was,
however, fully equal to the emergency,
and resumed his speech in Dutch, carry
ing it, after about half an hours vocal
exercise, to sublime peroration, to the
intense amusement of the Spanish dar-
keys, to whom it was as unfamiliar rs
ancient Greek. Having thus disportcd
on the oratorical trapeze, the two speak
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The deepest hole in the world is an
artesian we'll ut Potsdam, NO., which
goes down $500 feet.
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Gen. Early has recently published q
letter cautioning the people of tue
Southern State against being deluded
with any unauthorized scheme for rails
ing money for thu Lee monument fund.
The association has wisely determined to
rely solely upon individual subscriptions
and repudiates all exhibitions, lotteries,
or gift enterprises. We are pleased at
this innovation upon custom which
heretofore prevailed to a too great ex-
tent throughout the South. Ali such
means for raising funds for charities or
other public purposes are fraught with
heavy expenses, and we may we'll ques-
ton the sincerity of q charity or genero-
sity which exacts compensation in re-
turn for the money donated. We have
no fear but that all the funds necessary
for the completion of the Lee monu-
ment can be raised in the manner dictat
ed by Gen. Early, and it will be q loftier
and holier consideration to our people to
know that the historic pile will have been
raised Independent and exclusive of all
schemes or subterfuges. voluntary tes-
timonial of q grateful people to memo
ry enshrined within their hearts.
Ner Orleans Times.
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HOMICIDE. learn that an alterca-
ton occurred in the upper portion of the
County. on Wednesday last, between one
Won. Cook, and a man named Ables, re-
specting the division Of last years crop,
which had been made on the place Of
Cook, which Ables worked on shares.
On the next morning, Able's went to
Cooks residence and snapped his gun at
him, whereupon the latter shot him, in
ficting mortal wound He lived only
about an hour.
IA66eUiNe Press and Banner.
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Lippman's Bittors are for sale by all drug
at GEIGEa & McGnEaon's, Druggists. Sl8
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PAINFUL ACCIDRNT.-Mr. w. N. Fluitt
met with very severe, if not fatal acci-
dent, at the steam saw-mill of Messrs.
Suits & Beck, on Monday evening last.
It appears that he was loading wagon
with lumber, when, from some cause, he
was thrown down, and several pieces of
heavy lumber falling on him, broke his
leg in two places, just above the ankle
and Immediately below the knee, and
otherwise bruised and injured his per-
son. His condition, we understand, is
considered very dangerous. MIR. Fluitt
is an industrious, hard-working citizen.
with large family dependent upon him,
and to be thus disabled for life is, in
deed, sad, beside the great suffering
which he must endure. -Kingstree Star.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Monteith & Fielding-Auction.
d. G. Peixotto & Son-Auction.