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The New York herald., 1871-11-06
CouaT CALEsDAHS-IAiS DAY.

SurREMR CouaT-EPECIAL THgh-Hed by Judge
Cardozo. o.-Case ON. No furtncr day calendar Tor
this tcrm
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT-Part 1-Held by Judge
Sutherland.-NOs. l0I, 337, 3s3, 463 IL, 37M, 317,
40. 2l, 20, 49, 1908, I'll, 433, loo, $685. 1923, OIL,
275. Part Nos 22S., $685. $50. 36oK, 1858, 3tsls,
646, 3s2, 3s4 $50, 800. l42, 3a2'1, aoa. 1os coz,
270, 3IS 279, 3c2
SUrERIoR CouRT-TnIAL 1EBa-Part Held by
Judge McCunnNos. 1915, SOS, Co.,, 56a, l15e, 18l,
se, loe1, 74s. y, oe5. poI, s4s. 1851 553 Part2-
Held by Judge Jones calendar Tor Wednesday, No.
vembcr s).-Nos. $50, 1906, 1915. 1880, 1872 ll40,
llio, l!i' $751; 6l2, ll2? 1853, 60 sUa S78 sS2 IL,
SA.
COMMON PLgAs---TRlAL TRRN-part 1-Held BY
Judge Joseph f. Daley-Nos. 9s8 044, 1003, e32 15l,
sp5, $40, oe lO2s 1920 43e, lo27, cog 5o4 9o5 647
Part Held by Judge Larrcmore.-No e46, p47, 773
io4i, 1ol7.
COMMON PLEAs--EQUITy TERM-Rcid by Judge
Robins0n.-Nos las, lag. 147, l4s ls9 l5Q, 15l l52
153 l64, 155, t5e, 16 1885, l5a Lou, l6l 16 les i64
49,, LOO, 90, 1877, 16S, 190, no.
SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Chief
Justice Barbour and Judges Mcneil ana Freed
mau.-Nos. 4, =. s. . y 9, 10, II, ~ 10 a. I5
10, IL 1s. 10, 90, 81 % a, rs 2, y, 2s 2a, 80 81
MARINB CouIT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtls.--Nos. 6494, 65o3, 69o1. c567, 6570
o5s0, 1896, see, 6is9. 7l9, 714l ii45, 52S2 7s4l
1912.
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Theie has been considerable activity in the dry
goods market the past week, quite q large trade
having come IN from the West 10 supply the loss
Occasioned by the chicago fire. western jobbers
have selected more freely than In other seasons at
the same date, and j0bbers at home have had
more acuve business. All kinds OF woolien go0ds
incline 10 flrnness, both on account OF the high
rates at which the raw material is held and because
the stocks Of hcavy-weight goods have become
so reduced. Manufacturers have hard time IN
keeping the market supplied with stocks at the
present prices, and unless there is change many
mills must stop operations.
COTTON GO Ds.
Cotton goods have shown moderate degree OF
activity. The demands IN the main for the lower
grades OF bleached ana brown goods. and In this
class In many the demand Is greater than the
SIMPLY. In all colored goods traac Is very limited
and cOnhned TO immediate requirements.
Brown sneetings ana shirtings are inquired for to
considerable extent. Prices are firm IN the main,
although All: Atlantic has been reduced to lac. For
ls good, and many styles are sold IN excess OF re-
ceipIs. Fine browns, in the light qualities are not
Bieached sheetlnss ana snrrtings have been
rather quiet. There Is demand for the qua litles
@ nsns kesp Ssck y
houses. and this Interrupts trade In the finer
Canton fanneis are doing moderately well with
agents.
C0ttonades are in demand from the clothing trade,
and large orders arc being placed.
C0lOred c0tOns are called for but only to fill i'm.
mediate needs.
Prints have been active in agents. hands, and
very good work IL shown The jobbers have been
doing fair delivery business, and selections have
been numerous. Manchester prints have been re.
duced to 11Xc
wOOLLEN GOODS.
There y much improvements In the market for
wO0llen goods. There have been some heavy
Western transactions during the week. and clothers
In general have been inqulrng Tor goods for their
spring stock.
Beavers and chinchilas are sold TO supply special
orders.
D0eskins are in better demand.
Light spring fabrics have been ordered to q large
extent, but there have been no heavy deliver es.
Flannels and blankets are taken only In small
quantities..
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rhe differences rum the previous sta



Yne southern stase bonus were generally dull, the
south Carolinas being exceptionally VERY active on
rumors that the STATE would not pay the January
interest These caused q sharp decline In the new
bonds, the July Issues, which are The more active
class. falling TO 824. The Governor and Treasurer
Of the state promptly published card asserting
that the interest would be paid, and the bonds re-
covered TO a. The following Is the card referred to-:
Statements and reports having peen made BY In
whether the State OF south Carolina would meet tue
interest on her public debt due January l. 1872, We
teom 10 proper to announce to all wn0m " may
concern that complete arrangements nave veep
made for meeting said interest promptly out OF the
Income OF the State derived from taxes Holders
enc certain and punctua payment oi interest wnen-
ever II falls due r. 4. SCOTT, Governor, >. y.
NIJ.Rs q. PARKER, Treasurer, !. Z.
NEW YORK, Nov. Q. 1871
The following were the closing street prices
Il the Soutnern Nst saturday evening"
Tennessee, ex coupon. 80 66A; 90. new,
ssA %; Virginia ex coupon, Sen co.. do
Tsgsstered stock, old, ~ 81; DO. sixes, consol-
aased bonds, GIN 81; do. skies deferred scrip, ~ y
-; Georgia skies. rs a 80; do. sevens,
" so; North Carolina, cx coupon, s7X q
s7k; 90. funding. 1866, 70 q 60; do. do, 1865.
~; 90 new. 10 a 70; do. special tax, 16a II;
Nlssoufi siaeS sSH os; do. Hannibal and 81.
Joseph, VIZ e3 Louisiana SKIES, 60 10; do. new,
- o.; 40. lcvcc sizes, e3 oe; do do eIghts,
30; do. do. eigbts 1875 Is so do. Penisentiayy
sevcns, % . 10; do railroad eghts, 10 so; Ala.
lama Dves GA 70; do eishs, % %; a. elshts.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

CITY Judge Bedford opens the General Sessions this nHrn-
dispose Of thc cnnar calendar for November The
calendar heavy one, and the Court lawyers and prom
officials will hare their hands full for the month some
tho Of great imposncc first in beng the
trial OF the parties charged with the wesed disaster
trial viii probably week. The public, whose
greatly excited At the time, will the prog
the trial with renewed interest," The trial OF the
MS Bnrns. charged with abortion viii BE- called
at as cariy dar as possible Judge BEDFORD who
fcarlessy ard rRectunly sat the trial of Lookup
and DR. won, of abortion notore.y, finally sent
ponder their heinous crimes In Sing
nkev relax in his judicial resolution TO abse this
social evil tho citizens satjsicd
eradica.ed ere long
The first duty The Court will be 30 charge Grand Jury
and pre.ent o their and matter their
deberaton questions Intimately connected
with the rights privileges of the citizens in The exercise
OF the elective franchise The efficiency of the admnisra
ton OF justice in the General Sessions, admirably su
tanned by the Cy Judge and Recorder Hackett
viii find fresh eIempiiGcason in Judge Bedfords action
present term.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
THE COURTS S
SUPREME Cou3T.

The November term Of this Court commencing TO.
day, will be busy There heavy calenders in all
the branches Of the Court and in addition the usual
routine of csses, there win probably be \ lively
continuation OF manamuses njunctons and other actions
growing out Of the present complications our municipal
Affairs which have kept the courts busy during the
past month The General Term, which, except in
Of inactivity since last June, Monday with
the usual judges OF the Court on the bcnch-J udpes
Insraham, Barnard and Cardozo. Judge Sutherland Will
hold the Trial Term Part and Judge Van Part
Term Judge barnard will continue to hold Oyer ferm
for the trials of those charged with violation Eec
tion laws On election day he will sit committing magis-
ate Lively time Is anticipated this branch OF judicial
business. To-day, will be remembered, Ivy Lazarus
charged with fraudulent registration viii be By h
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rag Rank STATEMENT,

ne weekly statement OF the associated banks
sroved quite favorable In consequence chiefly OF the
disbursements OF coin by the Treasury In payment
~ the November interest. 1hcro was also large
gain 10 legal tenders resulting from the temporary
aop0stt IN New York Of moneys belonging to East
esn Insurance compan!es awaiting transfer to chi.
sago after the adjustment OF losses BY the recent
nre. The Increase in deposits Is about the sum OF
NE gs,na IN specie aud legal tenderS The panks
1AvS found iheassl4es strong enong6 to Be
itNe more liberal towards borrowers, and
aAe loans have accordingly been increased aoont
haif million dollars. A correction OF the state
Dent OF last Saturday in the case OF the Broadway
pank brought the surplus reserve mp TO abous
o. a700.O00 This week the banks show an average
surplus Of s5,S77ooo above the legal reserve The
statement contrasts with It's predecessor o. fol
ftf,1rk
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The following were the closing quotations on the
Sidewalk after the adjournment OF the stock Ex.
cnan2e-Western Union, 62K e2k. Pacific Mail,
4e1< a 4oh; New York Central consolidated, co..
sox; New York Central scrip, s5X so.<; Erie, %
29x; Reading, 1857 lOss<; Lake Shore 1ooh q
1O0%; Pittsburg, 12sA a l2l; Northwestern, cox
COX; do. preferred 80 s9h; Rock Island, lolx
1olA; st. Paul, 81 OK; do. preferred. Tx Tx:
Wabash, cox . eos; Ohio and Mississippi, sss q
3sK; Union Pacific, "a FAX; Columbus Cincinnati
ana Indiana Central 17X ais.
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The quotations based cotton rnnning quality not
than hal. grade above below the grade quoted
The closing rates for cotton freight TO foreign ports a.
outside steamers, $3.50. "a; By sail ". Eisd To
Havrc ny steam goa; sail %e 70 Hamburg, by steam,
pressed. 10 Baltic pors by sat sc. . zlc, gold.
C0FrLK-Ihere movement Whatever in spv de.
scrption aside from very small trade in lots second
hands for Immediate consumption.
FrOun ANp GnAIS.-Receips N, 81 bbs wheat
2s16 bushels: corn, 05o do nca, 1916 bbs and
300 bags OATS a. 36 bushels rye, 940i do. barley Egy
do The nonr market ruled duh aud prices @ lower
sell any extent. The 200 bbs Rye
-four dull weak There small sales q rs Tor
superlne Corn meal moderate request with ies OF
s5J bbs st $A Coles county and YS So for
Western yellow Also 400 sacks Southern 81 IS per
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standard, Nos to Il S5fc . 90 Java-Duch standard,
NOS " 20 H. aAc. V<c hanAA-Supsnof and extra su-
srxna-Calcuta nnaeed quiet a former prices Clover
was IN fair demand, with sales of 800 bags at lie. c
mainly mainly a. Ike Timothy continued du' hut unchanged
connusd quiet but STEADY Sales 7s ercss n
l0c. lUkc.
TALLow was fairly active at unchanged prces. Saea
hhds.
WHIsKRY-Receipts 5l2 bbls. The market moder>
stely active, but at lower prices saea 25u bbe a. c
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Included the above l00 bales arrive For fa,ure
delivery Oasis midn) the have been A fol-
report last evcnng-November 700 at IS l16c
December 400 at Istc 200 IS 5lsc 600 Al lsc Jan.
nary, 800 lsc sc0 ~ s 7sc at 1sc 200 ats 7,Sc.
1885, go At u 1sc March 400 at lec. 100 at is iisc
April 200 a. is4S aS at y tlSc Total S70 bales To-
atIsc Dsccnber, l6o0 At ls sisc. 500 lskc loo at
70 3Sc LOO At 400 A. 1890, january, 100 Il Is 7l6c
7oo Z. is 40 IisS, 900 4 isAc 100 at ls eiec sUJ
at l0o at 10 February 400 at 1916, 100 a ISic
3oS =. r. lee March E and 100 April together April
loo bales The average quotations Of yesterdays forward
Ssnusry ,sx FsSary .rsS sseTSs s :nd s 1nt
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GREAT FIRE AT HUNTERS POINT.
Pratt Oi! Works Op Firc-I,ess S2O, 900
Tho (,0 saline Tank ExDlodrs.

The Gaseiime Tank Expledcs.
Al nine O'Clock yesterday morning fre broke
out In the oil works 0f Charles Pratt, Hunters
Point. The fremen we're promptly on hand and
In q snort time cxtinguishcd Inc DANES, asit was
supposed. Az eleven O'Clock new alarm was
sounded, when IL was discovered that the flames
mad burst out anew in the gasoline department..
The flames spread with great rapidity, ara IN the
midst Of the excitement one OF the large iron tanks
20 extingush the danes, and finally. late in the
afternoon, succeeded. -Four men were badly in-
jured throe or them being severely burned BY the
explosion OF the tank. Their names are George
Pierce, William Iiinlley and William Fleet. Patrick
asey was also seriously injured by falling walls
me ioss IN estimated Vt S20,0 ,000
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COMMON PleAS-SptClAL TERM.
Rsfors .JnJca Rob,r,or

Before Judge Robinson.
Judge Robinson Saturday reud the following De
cisons:-
Mary A. Miller James r. Eilcr.-DivOrce Vrantsl IN
the paDt with 49, 600 per alnnony; the CUSTODY Of
tho children Plaintiff and 600 per snn sup
per!. - .
Franks BckerMoti on TO vacae order of arTes, de-
med with $40 costs.
IN Matter Of William Rossiter Chadwick stou
TO chanSs name TO William sidney Rosser granted.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov B1P.A
CorroS he market was quiet and weak tho annexed
quotations Prices were entirely nominal. For future do
livery fair business consummsed. but at somcwhnt
irregular prices she market opening but subsequently
ruling hrmer and closing at improvement Of 10 per lb
for all months. The salcs sum up as follous:-
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BOARDRRs WANTED.

BLOCK EAST or CITY HALL.--FRANKfoRT
IIouss, corner Of Frankfort aud william stlects-2b0
Rooms 5vc 10 81 per day; Gentlemen and fsmies on E-
rorean plap horse open Al night
BLOCK FROM MADISON SQUARB-H I RON HOUSE,
Broadway and Twen,ysiSih street, newly furnished and
renovated single and suits OF Rooms Al mode ave proes;
lodgings, 81 and 81 ~.
4 LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER FAST FIFTEENTH
l. srse.-Largc handsomely frrnished Rooms, second
floor, 'front.' with class Board; suitable for gentlemen
and their Wives also Rooms for sine gentlemen; refer
enccs.
4 BLOCK PROM BROADWAY. IS WEST FOURTH
srecthandscme front Rooms, single and doGbs table
and house 6rst class.
I BLOCK FROM MADISON sou QuARE.-ENTIRE sEC-
ond Floor and Room third door, With without pr
vae table, FIRST class house, references 9 East Twenty
third street.
I A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLoR FLOOR
trent at i1 West Thrty,fonrh street, TO gentleman
and wife, with or without table; also handsome
second st0yy front Room; erms rasonabA Refsrepees
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DIs-CARAccIoLL--On wednesday, October
20, ~ the residence OF the bride, BY the Rev. Drs
Weston, DAVID Il. GADDIs to NARY 7. CARACCIoLl.
both or this city.
MACDoNoUGH --LLOyD.-At Havcrsfraw, on Friday,
November ., py the key. William Miller, JOHN MAC
DOHOUGH, OF New Yofk TO Mrs. CARxrE J. LLOYD,
OF HavcrBlraW.
MELoNEY-S SARGEHT-On TUESDAY,, October 81. by
the Rev. J. g. Oakley OF the Dunane Methodist Epis-
copal church, Hudson street, JAMES WRIGHT MELO-
kEY, OF Easton. Nd, to LIZZIE q. SARGENT, Of New
York city. No cards.
WILcox-WILLc0x.--At Galesburg, H., on Wednes-
day, November l, 1871, ut the residence OF the
brides parents, EDWIN K WILCOX, Of Brooklyn, TO
CLARA A. WILCOX, OF GalesbuTg No cards.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

me gold market was unsettled within the limits
n Q auctuation OF y per cent. The more important
incident OF the week was "corncr" In cash gold
On November 1. which compelled borrowers for
spssulauve deliveries to pay from y . < per cent
sou one DAYS use Of the coin. The extreme nuctu.
ssions daily in tho price Of gold during the week
wavn aa foIlOWe:--
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CDCd ldlL1 OAkh hC NAA oIlCtCo III VIC
ness of the Jordan as he fed from the usurpation
of Absalom.
40 my God, my soul is cast down within me /:
therefore will 1 remember thee from the land of
Jordan, and of the Hermonites from the hill Mir
zar."
The burden is a very heavy one to bear. his
heart sinks down like lead, the notes are at first
like the tones of a muf1ed drum but as he sings
he feels the uplift of a heavenly gravitation, and
the ~plaintive melody, like a cloud edged with
gold, is brighter as it closes with a tinge of JOY.
WHY art thou cast down, o my soul, and why
art thou .disquieted within mel hope thou in God,
for I shall yet praise him, who is the health Of my
countenance and my God"
But our experience of calamity is not our sad
dest experience, nor was it David's. The sore
ness Of a wounded conscience, the burden of
guilt, this is the sharpest pang, this the heaviest
weight. And never were there such pleas for
bruised and ~contrite spirits, such lowly confess
sions. such PROSTATE humiliation, such fearful
uplook for pardon and restoration, as SHINING
and repentant David furnishes for souls led into
shame and wrong. There are some men in the
world that are so superlatively good that YOU
cannot touch them with a ten foot pole-men
who are so wrapped up in goodness, and stand
upop such a high pedestal of human perfection.
that they are not able to reach the hearts of
their sinful fellow-mortals, but go through life
without imparting hope or courage to a single
suffering repentant soul. 1 rather like to meet
imperfect men-don't you? Oh to what multi
tudes gone astray and sitting in the bondage of
sin and condemnation has that 51st Psalm been
as a golden key with which they have unlocked
the gates of pardon and peace, or az a shining
stairway let down into the abyss OF their fall, by
which their feet have mounted again to the
blessed submits of purity and joy.
When the Christian would express his love and
longing for the house of God. there is nothing
that measures this passion of his soul like that
word of David s at Mahanaim,
How amiable are thy tabernaeles. o Lord of
hosts My soul longeth, yea even fainteth for the
courts Of the Lard
When be builds for God and bis worship and
syoal4 insl IRE sanctity OF the divine presence
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LINEN

R,ue Alhambra Red QuliiAT
white Bed Quits. iins laesn n
White Linen and Cosson
supedor linen lIandksrehisi''
Fancy Cotton Hanak.reh,,is,
Turkey Red aud yellow HAn'l
plain white Flannel,
RIue Tgilird saxony Fispne+
White Merino SOCKS, Whle q
Grey Mixed Socks; LI ees.,s
Fancy Dsm.sk Table Oo alp.ai
BLACK SIX Neckdes, fAn0'
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TNGLISH PRINIs.rd
- Mourning, Sairsing Prints,
MusIins, Victoria Lawns. nosg' N.
Superior Black Cobourg, BAL
French Merinos and Grape WV
Black and Blue Broad Cloth, 4
Italian Cloths. Willie Moleski0''
White Drills, white Duck
Black H~Aircloth. White shirliDs y.
Turkey Red Cloth, BroSp ana M
Heavy Brown AMI Bus Co'OD'
Blue Denlms- very heavy,
BLANKETS. large size assorted COW"
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Fine Pocket Knives ana 7

Crushed Sugar, Frencn
vrsncb Pease an nst9rs.
MslsSs and sultana ks al
go Carrsnts 10 Jars, sale, p.sSd.
. Codliver Oil, Curry r""dL
Essences Of SHIELD .Ds 3 n
Liverpool Salt, s.esss.
Datel loaf Cheese: ca S' Bispls
Cream Of Tartar, I'm RoSes' w.
fnde coope q Co.. Aie' Srop,
Rhine wine, schieds%s NOD
Dunvlle Irish Whsle n bsB
sroctholm Tar, Pitch = Rncsbi
Portiapd Cement, Fire D'
BIacksmlth Coal, IA Cop
MINT yellow Metal l r.
Ps.t Rias Powder y sIoop
100 IONS :. Get harry
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II s4mDsL 2 PanL The s~e4 p-aani.s
IsrzeL . -
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LOST HIS PATIENCE.-A Scotch barber, who
was much given to dram-drinking, was one day
shaving a customer, who finding the fumes of the
whisky too much for him, in the middle of the
Job lost his patience and exclaimed :. That horrid
drink 9" The barber replied emphatically: LAY,
ay, sir, it does make the face awful tender"
LE~Fr-HANDED CoXPLINENT.-The following left
handed compliment was recently paid by a gentle
man who had occasion to go to a grocer for a
pound of tea. When the article was done up, he
took the package and turned it over in bis hand,
smilingly said to the grocer, ''Hyson, you've
done this thing up nicely. Hang me, if you don't
put up a pound Of tea in the smallest package l
ever saw
Usual PRIcE.-A gentleman in a suburban
town buried his sixth wife last week. Shortly
after the funeral be met the minister who oficia-
ted, and offered him a ten dollar bill. The minis
ter declined to take it. saying he was not accus-
toned to accept paw for such services. The gen.
tleman coolly replied Just as you say; but
that's what l have been In the habit of paying for
burying nv wives"
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white Zinc Paipt, Ground ~.
Red Ochre and vensslap. B@rT
BurIsps. Sail Twlne, Ssayy,
Russia puck. light and hS'''
Bright Fencing ~r IN 10 ] ava
Hoop Iron, from ! = Covers
TUNED Saucepan, s'.n {" B.a
GalyanIsed Gas P,Pss sod f'N
Sslsan Is%ps nod L.e'. ss.ss,,
q. O. Iron with orS''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-13
Fire in TriadeIphia.
House, Barn and 0utbuildings
Destroyed.
the WOODS BURNING.

From. passengers on the Hempfeld
railroad, who reached this city yester'
day morning, we learn that the resi-
dence of ]. B. Blayney, about a mile
and half from Triadelphia, was totally
destroyed by fire, together with the
barn and outbuildings, on Tuesday
afternoon. We are without particulars
as to the origin of the fire or the extent
of Mr.. Blayney's loss. Will some oil
our friends at Triadelphia furnish us
he particulars?
When the train left TriadelphIa the
woods in the neighborhood were all on
fire. Fences have been destroyed and
a great amount of fine timber is being
burned up. The fire originated from
the burning Of brush heap on Tues
day evening. The parties who had
been attending the burning brush pile
had in a great measure extinguished
the fire and gone away. The heavy
winds of Tuesday night famed the
diving embers into blaze and scattered
the fire in every direction. 1t was thus
carried into'the woods, which are still
burning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-13
Belmont County Items.

From the GAINESVILLE, o., Enterprise.
STEPHEN II. TAYLOR, the young man
who was injured by jumping from a
moving train, died last week at bis
home near Burr's Station.
4 HOUSE in Bellaire belonging to q
Mr.. Nichols, was burned on Sunday.
The building contained twelve thou
sand feet of lumber, which was also
destroyed.
"A WHITE Crow. A crow with q
white head and breast and wings tipped
with white was seen few days ago on
Captina. Our informant is reliable,
and says he had an opportunity Of ex-
aiming it carefully, although it was
some distance away. He says it was
with q flock of crows, and that it was
crow and nothing but crow.
We stated last week, upon what
seemed excellent authority, that the
peaches of this neighborhood had been
killed. Since then a number Of gentle
men have assured us that the peaches
are not damaged in the slightest degree.
The bloom is very abundant and
healthy looking, and there is an excel
lent prospect of good crop. The same
may be said of cherries, plums, pears,
apples, and indeed all kinds of fruit
1t is needless to say that we make
this correction with great deal of
pleasure.
SUIcIDE.-On Sunday last Mrs.
Henderson,, wife of Michael Hender-
shot, of Williamsburg, committed sui
eide by hanging herself with towel in
the smoke house. The general opinion
of the cause is that the woman was
partially insane. She has led chequer-
ed and unhappy life, having been .di-
vorced many years since from former
husband, DR.. Mcpherson, who went
away with another woman. After
wards she married Mr. Henderson,,
with whom she had some difficulty
about property, which resulted in their
separation last fall. She was living
alone with young child, whom she
sent to church on Sunday. and during
his absence hung herself as above
stated. She was about forty-five years
Of age.