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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-04

E Nearly all the newspapers
fall into the error Of referring to-
the Presidents recent proclama-'
zion as declaration of martial
law in South Carolina. The Pres
ident has not power to do SO, un-.
der the act OF Congress commonly
known as the Kuklax law Mar.
tial law is the abrogation Of all Law
except the will Of the military
com mander; and If courts and civil
officers continue to perform their
functions, it is only by his pcrmis-
sion What the President has done
is to suspend TIE privilege Of the
writ oishabess corpus in the nine
counties in South Carolina speci-
fed in his proclamation. and this is
oil he has authority TO do. The
difference between this and . de-
claration of martial law is very
wide. The civil law 10 still ia force
in those counties. and the authority
of the State courts Is not lessensd
except Ia one particular-their
process will not release man
arrested by United States officers
for an offence against United
States statute... II should be borne
in mind, further, that to prevent
the possibility Of unjust impris,
onment, the Ku.kluxlaw provides
that the case Of each person are
rested shall at once be brought
before the grand jury Of the Fed
eral Court, and II the Jury do NO
find a bill Of indictment, he shai
be forthwith released. Ia q.
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The p,ogress Of the season has
again enabled the husbandmen to
garner the fruits oftheir successful
toll Industry has been generally
we'll rewarded. We ere at peace
with all nstions. and tranquility,
with a fow exceptions. prevails at
Dome. Within the past year we
haze in the main been free from ilis
which have elsewhere affected onr
kind II some OF cs have had ca
families, there sl.euld bc occasion
FOR s. mpathy with sufferers. iesig-
nation on their part to the will of
the Nest High, and rejoicing to
the many who have been more
favored. I, therefore, recommend
that ON Thursday, the thirtieth day
Of November next. the people
meet at their respective places Of
worship and there make the usual
nowledg ements to Almighty
God for tina blessings He has
conferred upon them, for their
merciful exemtion from evils. and
invoke His protection and kind
ness for their less fortunate bre.h
rem, whom, in HE wisdom, he has
deemed it best to chastisc.
In witness whereof + have here.
unto set my hand and caused the
seal OF State to be fixed.
Done at the City OF Wa ll:ngton
this 26th day Of October, A. D.,
1871, end Of the Independence
OF the United States the ninety
sixth.
e S. GRANT.
By the President.
HAMILTON FIsH, Secretary o
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Why. are lovers like armies3
Because they get along we'll enough
until they are engaged. ~
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JfOR SALE.-A House and Lot A fee,
front, situated on South Front Street. II i,
offered on fair and reasonable terms, and h +"
usineumhered. ltisa very nveniert House,
plenty Of room-in good repair-good eel
be ialIsdia~ Qf6ae. fsh. IS. 1871.
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The Treasury Department hae
received SIS. 900 in oharred money
from Chicsgo.
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Rossnzweig. the abortionist Who
! has been on trial In New York City,
has been sentenced to seven yea .
in the Penitentiary.
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Gen Robert Anderson, the
hero of Fort Snmpter, died at Nice,
France, on the 9th October. Gen.
Anderson has been in poor health
for several years and had gone on
a trip to Europe to prolong life.
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Elder Hawkins. the Mormon
wbo has been ON trial In Salt Lake
City, has been sentsncnd to three
years In the PentsentiAry,, Judge
MeKesn saying II be fined him on;
w. the money would come from
the CLurch, and 20 the crimittal
wcnld escape oil punishment.
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The Postmaster-G enera! expects
the deficit in his department this
year will be less than one million
dollars. Last year it was three
millions. ~ 5He 1909 (
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Several times Of late tho till in
the store of K. b. Morrow. ut
Winchester has been tapped,
which led the proprietor to put an
alarm on the drawer. and keep q
close watch, in order to discover
the thief. The alarm sounded last
Friday, and d man was seen by
the aler, proprietor to jump over
the counter and dart out Of the
door. Pursuit was instantly given,
and, after : long chaoe, the fugi-
tive was captured, and turned out
to be John Suedeker, q young
man who has hitherto Dorne good
reputation in the community. The
thief was safely lodged in Jail, and
Winchester society is recovering
from the shock caused by bic UNI
expected dereliction from the
path of rcctiaude a.a il &
An Indianapolis doctor treated
hoy 6or cslarrh. and consequent
.bad BREATH a week after he dis
covered that the 'disease' va,
nothing but some craw6sh th,
patient had unthoughtfully left il
his pocket after = fishing froli,
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TMANkSGly,NC.

~ Seveia. editorial notices unsvoidsbly
crpu Did ont ..rE.sE 49,
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IN the Wayne Com
mon Pleas Court,
January Term, 1871
Complaint on Ac.i
count No. 1900. y
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1896 isn:ssa h s1p:s:ss r cd;
samples FREQ. b. BSHAW, Alfred, Ne. 81 Nv
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RIFLES, sHOT-GuNs, REyOL- ;

Gun materials Of every kind. Write foy .
Price List, to Great Western Gun Works,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Army guns and Reviewers
bought or traded for. Agents wanted. 3I-4w
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~ berated Inc inmates TOT maniteStlng
such indifference regarding The tenure
of his exis. ence. The old lady refused
to give him any satisfaction, however,
and he still slulnbers solitary and
alone. . as
Corydon is anxious about the
spots on some Of her sons, the
spotted fever being prevalent
there.
An Evansville husband concoact
ed plan for bfainlng his wife,
but the police did not allow him to
Ratchet. s.L u kA A
Mrs. Abram Taylor. Of South
Bend, while running, lest week,
fell upon sidewalk and injured
herself 30 that she died Wcdnes-
| day night. ,4... sr M
Jake Thralls, of W arsaw, tried
to stop The dy-vheel ofa station
ary engine. and didn't. But the
engineer stopped it long enough t.
attend the funeral. d; sadie
Mr.. Chas. Meeker, Of Muncie
while out hunting few days ago,
very foolishly blowed In the muzzls
cf his gun, and is not expected Il
! recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

George Lalever, u resident Of ChiCa.
90, and agent for Mcbride Il Co.'S tobacco
house Of Monroe, Michigan, died suddenly
at the fremont House, IN Quincy, Illinois,
Sunday morning The post norton ex.
animation revealed n collection Of ilbrOus
material In the heart and large arteries
Leiever has n wife and family in Chicago.
Andrew and Crawford Barnes were
drowned or BullOck's Point, Rhode Is.
land, Saturday afternoon, by the Capsl2ing
u their boat. Their families in company
on shore were In full view Of the accident
%. o. Kelsea, Il member Of the city
council and one Of the best business men
III Topeka, Kansas, died suddenly Ol heart
disease Friday night lie was Tor many
years detective Tor the United States
Treasury in Brooklyn, New York, and
other places. Ills remains will he sent to
Lisbon, N. H., for interlnent
-One hundred bales OF .lapanes silk i,
was received overland from California,
and shipped to Europe from New York,
In AZ days from Japan.
Rev. William Thomas Saunders, A.
NJ, II prominent and popular minister VI
the Methodist Church, died ut Madison,
Ind, Saturday, Of brain fever.
The Boone county, Arkansas, RccOri,
Democratic, hoists the following ticket :
President, w. s. Hancock; Vice presi.
dent, Is. q. Brown.
Robbers entered the house Of Luther
p. Gay, Medina county, Ohio, on Saturday
noon, and, after Selling, Handwriting and
tying him, blew open the safe, taking
therelrom $1,000 in United States bonds,
and 81 600 cash.
Gen. Butler, ON being interviewed at
Gloucester, by New York reporter, gave
his opinions on various subjects, and said
he had never contemplated the COntin.
pency OF what he would do II defeated for
the gubefnatorial nomination before the
Massachusetts, Republican State Conyen'
tiOn.
Toronto letters say the elections to
the Legislature Of Quebec, resulted In the
choice of4j Ministerial, to 90 Opposition
Thomas Wallace was shot and killed
Saturday, at Blaine Falls on the Tug
Fork Of the Big Sandy river, West Viz.
ginia, by his partner, mined DOlan
WEIGH, with whom he had dispute
about some machinery.
I'm the Hunter murder case Saturday,
at Akron, Ohio, the jury rendered yer.
dict of murder in the first degree.
Some days ago, while three men were
charging a blast on the Arkansas branch
of the Iron Mountain railroad, the powder
prematurely exploded, and Thos, Hughes
was instantly killed, and two other work,
men severely injured.
corresponding Secretary 81 the
Army Of the James, John II, Howell
gives notice that his address for the en-
suing year will be at the Army and Navy
Club, No 10 Finh avenue, New York
CITY. Gems. lIawley and Chas. r. Ora.
hnn. President and Vice President, may
also he addressed at the same place,
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Saturiay evening
as William Brinton and lather were walk
ing home, some one assaulted the lathei
at the corner Of First and Main streets
Young Btinton fred n revolver at the as
sailont, y man by the maine Of Delbrngge
the ball taking effect in Mr.. DIS cheek
Mr.. b. surrendered himself to the Consta
BILE Of Clay township, who tOok him he,
fore Squire Johnston. A partial hearing
was had Saturday night about 12 o'clock
which resulted in the accused being held
to bail in the sum Of $500 for his appear
ance at . o'clock today when full hear
ing will be had.
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RalIEoad Accident in Teras.

NAyAsoTA, July 90.
A construction train bound north this
evening, with nine cars and eighteen Ia
bOrers, was precipitated into the NavasOia
river, the dcrIck Of the wrecking car stflk
ing the lateral braces ind rods Of the
bridge caused the accident. The super.
structure Of the first span was carried
AWAY, and the second, third and fourth
spans went to the bottom with the cars
and engine in II mass ol ruins. Five men
were killed instantly, twp fatally injured,
aud twelve more or less injured One
man was thrown twenty leet into the air
and falling was instantly killed,
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0. Howe GnEENE-Friday evening a
man registered himself at the Grant
House as John B Walton, Clarington,
Ohio. flc retired early considerably in.
toxitated and in his delerium blew out
the gas About . o'clock Saturday morn.
ing, after repeated knocks and thumps on
the door, access was gained to the room
and the man found in an unconscious con.
diton. Rcstoratiyes were applied and in
about an hour he was sufficiently recover.
ed to speak lie VOWS he never will blow
the gas out again.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following Is list OF deeds admitted to
record in the office Of the Recorder for
Ohio county, Tor the week ending, Friday
July 9S, 1871;
Deed made April l3, 1871, by John
WillikG and wife To Frederick Baumg, for
the south half of lot No. . In Square 10,
South Wheeling, Admitted July 80
Slab.
Deed made July 10, 1871, by Brady and
Hobbs, executors, and A. B. Caldwell
and wife 10 William MCNabb and Thomas
Il. MOliet, for lot No. 10 in Square, Bol.
ton and Taylor streets. Admitted July
%; $500.
Deed made July 10, 1871, by Brady and
Hobbs, executors, and A. b. Caldwell and
wife to Daniel Long, for lot No. in
Square 8, Jacob and Taylor streets. Ad.
mitted July 90; 1876.
Deed made July II, 1871, by Henry ].
Leasure and Jacob Rounds, for part Of
coal lot No. | on Coal street, South
Wheeling, Q0S feet 'front.'. Admitted
July 90; 5000
Deed made July 90, 1871, by the heirs of
Chas. Clegg, decd, TO Abraham Barru, for
the south 80 feet Of u lot 100 feet square In
the northeast corner Of out lot No. 0,
BOggs' farm. Admitted July "a; 5000.
Deed made July "a, 1871, by William
Batsche and wife to John BOeshar, for the
north quarter Of lot No. 81, Main and
Third streets. Admitted July "a; 81, $50.
Deed made July |, 1871, by Louis Steu
bGnrauch and wife TO John Gebhart, for lot
No. Z, In square 2, South Wheeling. Ad.
mitted July "a; $1,000.
Deed made July IL, 1871, by Caroline
Meder and others TO VIM. Nle6ur, for lot
No. 10, In square 30, South Wheeling.
Admitted July 20; 5000
Deed made July %, 1871, by George
IIollnger TO Thomas II. Lewis and Hen.
ry Newman, Tor all Of the east 80 feet of
the north half OF lot No 81 In square 81,
Fifth street. Admitted July %. $500.
Deed made July 25, 1871, by Merchants
National Bank to Board OF Education of
Wheeling District, for lot No 1873 and the
east half Of lot No. 1872, Zane street, East
Wheeling. Admitted July 90; $4,000.
Deed made March 90, 1871, by Joseph
II. Seal, VIM. Workman and VIM. o.
llughart, trustees Of lIemp6eld Il. r. Co.
to John King, Jr., for all Of the real and
personal property Of said company. Ad.
mitted July q; $l3l,O00.
Deed made September /, 1869, by John
Chislot and vile To Lott II. joy, for lots
Nos II and l2, In square 0, South Wheel
ing. Admitted July 81; $500.
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Book. KEEPER ELECTED.-At a meet
ing of the Directors of the First National
Bank, last Saturday, our friend, Milton
Il. Lewis, was elected book.keeper, to I'll
the vacancy occasioned by the resigna.
ton of Mr. JeiFers, who has been elected
paying teller Of the Merchants National
We are glad that Mr. Lewis has returned
10 Wheeling, and think no better evidence
of lii' popularity could be given than bis
election to so responsible position, over
so many worthy applicants.
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.DEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
L. SALE

wi ! offer at Public Auction, ut the front door
Of the Court House on Monday, JnIy 3lst, at 10
O'Clock 4. n the Dwelling House In which now
reside, situated ON ChApline street, 9Th ward
The hOu.c contains ten rooms, water and gas
throughout The lot, VI by 49, Ia well filled with
choice shrnbbCry aud flowers. The location Ii
To purchase will call any time previous TO the salc
will take pl asurc In showing them around the
premises
Terms % SALE-One.t third cash, the residue In
four equal payments Of .. u. Is and ~ months,
each ii the deferred insmllmcnls bearing Inter.
est from the day y! sale and ~ b. secured by n
deed VI iinst on the property,
Also at the same time and place, ten shares
Stock In the Washington Hall Association. for
cash Y. ". BASSBTT
". II. BASSETT, Auctioneer. jy2l
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FINE WALL PAPERs.-Messfs. PAUL
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock Of decora.
lions for halls, churches, &C., to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find a very large and complete selec.
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make a special.
ty of such goods as Decoration Mould.
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O.inch Plain Tihts for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and En-.
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East.
ern prices.
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mos. Cry COLLEGE,-ln another col.
umn will be found the advertisement Of
this widely known and popular business
college. Parents having sons to educate,
or young men contemplating q business
education, would do well to make them.
selves familiar with the advantages al.
forded by this long established and thor
oughly tested institution. d&w.
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POLICE COURT.-There was quite 0
large docket in this Court, Saturday morn
ing, Mary Mcclure, loud and abusive
language, five dollars and costs; Dora
Smith, being on the streets between sunset
and sunrise Orthepurpose orprostitution,
ten dollars and costs, committed for 20
days; John Wallace; drunk, one dollar and
costs; Strother Thomas, colored, tumult
and disorder, ten dollars and costs.
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NEW DIX, July ~
A special dispatch from the City OF
Mexico, dated July IL, says The United
States Consul stats that there Is no truth
in the headstrong editorials of the Siglc
Uais ZRuuc and others. No revolution
Is expected .Iuarez's estimated majority
Of deputies and electors Is decreasing.
The election Of President will probably
pass into Congress. Both parties express
confidence IN the result, should such be
the case. Affairs in Puebla are In stdttL
mo- Vegas is here On n visit. The revO.
inliOnist jininez and bis troops were de.
ieated in Guerrero. .
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COMMISSIONERS VI ELECTtoN.-BeloW
we give list Of 0verseers Of Election
appointed by the Election Commissioner
for Ohio county, to superintend the cleo
ton on the 2Ith Of August next, in The
different townships:
Washington 76tonship-H. W. Phillips
VIM. Hastings, Alex. PANEL.
KndiSon-.Wm. Schambra, Geo. X
Wheat, ]. @. Smith.
Cidy-John Howell, John Clator, P
W. Bosley,
uaion-,Ias. NJ. Ewing, Jos. A. BTetcalr
J. II. Downs.
Gtntn-Joseph Salisbury, Jas. Reed
John Butterfeld.
Webser-W. H. Harrison, Can't II
Wallace, Geo. Forbes.
htchte-S. Waterhouse, DR.. r. w. ITaz.
lett, VIM. Weidebusch.
7riddelplid-James Burris. Samuel
Buchanan, II. S. Thornburg.
LiJertg-West Liberty2W. II, Van.
meter, Levi Mills, Lemuel Beck. Centre
School lIouse-John Farris, Moses Raw
Joseph Curtis.
RicAldnd-.Joseph W. Morgan, Jos
Waddell, W. W. Miller.
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SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF WEST VIA.
GRIA.-PursuAnt to notice the Executive
Committee and Committee Of Arrange
ments of the Society of the Department
of West Virginia, met at the office OF
Peck & Cochran.
Col. Curtis took the chair, and Capt. S.
L. Brice was appointed Secretary.
On the motion OF Major Burt to appoint
q Committee Of three on Advertising and
Printing, the President appointed Lieut..
]. ST. J. Clarkson, Gen. G. W. Hoge and
Capt. B. T. Bowers.
On motion of Capt Cochran, Major
Burt and Capt Rawling were appointed q
committee to prepare a constitution and
bylaws for the Society.
The following committees formerly ap.
pointed, were re.afflrmed'
Committee on IRvitGhOH. Kelley,
Gen. Duyal and Capt Rawling. u
Committee on FIHdRee.-Gens. Capehart
and Hoge, Col, Curtis, Majors Burt, Hun
ter and Trimble, and Capts. BriCe and
Cochran.
Committee on Programme for both days.
Gen, Kelley, Lieut. GARRISON, Col Curtis
and Capt. Cochran.
On motion Of Gen. Hoge, the Finance
Committee are authorized to appoint such
subcommittee US they may deem proper
to procure donations Tor delraying the ex.
penses Of the society at It's approaching
meeting, to be held October 10 and 20,
1871.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet on Saturday, August 20, ut 2 Pm.
al the office OF Peck & Cochran.
W. b. CURTIS, President.
5. L. BRICE, Secretary.
The plans and prospects Of the:meet.
ing Of the society were fully discussed and
cheering accounts come in for the up.
preaching reunion. Delegations are pre-.
pairing to come from Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana, and distinguished guests are
being invited. The committees are de.
termined to leave nothing undone upon
their part 10 make it a complete success.
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To he SOLD-The dwelling house be.
longing to +. W. Bassett, in which he now
resides, will be offered ut public auction,
at the Court House this morning, at 10
O'Clock. Any person desiring to purchase
u pleasant home, would do well to attend
this sale. There will also be sold 81 shares
Of stock in the Washington Hall AssOcia.
ton, at the same time. W. H. Bassett will
be the auCtoneer.
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ITHAs BEES PROVED, beyond the posi-.
bllity ofdoubt, that disease Of the bladder,
kidneys, and urinary organs, are thor.
oughly and completely cured, and per.
manent victory gained over dyspepsia, or.
ganlc weakness, gravel, dropsy, strnngury,
diabetes, and female Irregularities, by the
aid Of IEI.MBOLD's BUCHU. Dbl.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
SAINT LOUIS.
A Couple OF Murder Cases.

A Couple oil MURDER CASES
ST. LOUIS, July 80.
Munson Beach, who was shot night be-
lore last by Joseph H. Ford, died between
one and Two o'clock this morning. The
Coroner held the inquest this afternoon,
and the Jury returned verdict that the
deceased died from the effects OF wound
inflicted by Ford.
Patrick Burns, convicted OF the murder
of one Ostermeyer some months ago, and
sentenced to be hanged July 3lSt, and who
has three times refused to accept a com.
mutation of sentence TO ten years in the
penitentiary, finally accepted it to-day
under protest, and was sentenced by the
Court.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.
A young man from Kentucky, named
e. W. Deievre, was murdered last Tues
day, at Saladie, franklin county, in this
State. 1t appears that young woman
named Melissa Jennison, lived with a
family named Mcdonald, in Saladle, and
that an intimacy had sprung up between
her and James Mcdonald. Last Tuesday,
Delevre arrived at Saladic, and called TO
see Melissa JennisOn, claiming her as his
wife, and while talking with her In the
yard, he was shot and instantly killed by
some unknown person, but supposed To
be James Mcdonald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-31

GIVEN AwAY.-1ce Cream Soda Water
and other goods to parties buying one
pound of fine French Candies worth 20
cents, for 90 cents, or one pound of plain
Candies mixed, worth 40 cents, for 80
cents, in fancy boxes, with gin order in
each box varying from one glass of soda
water to one gallon Of ice cream or other
goodr to the amount at my store, til fur.
ther notice. G. A. SwARTz.
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CINCINNATI.


NANAA@NsN-hA%i NaAy 49,
Acting Judge Wilson, OF the police
court, in the case Of the proprietOrs OIL
beer gardens, who have been giving Sun.
day concerts without license, decided that
no license could be required ioI giving
free concerts on any day Of the week.
AdoIph Wood & Co., commission mer.
chants, made an assignment to-day tor the
benefit of their creditors.
Joseph Smith, about fifteen years old
was run over last evening on Mill street
by a backing train on the Ohio K Mlssis'
sipyi railroad, while sitting on the track
with companion eating water mellon
Eight clergymen, representing the Pres
bYterian, Methodist, Episcopal, Lutheran,
Christian and Universalist churches,
spoke to-day on the repeal Of the Sunday
laws. Much interest is felt in the anli're'
peal mass meeting for tomorrow night.
A number of prominent laymen are on
nOunCed for speeches.
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COMMISSIONERS or THE STATE DEBT.
The following Commissioners have
been appointed by the Governor to treat
with the State OF Virginia in relation to
the State debt; J. NJ. Bennett, of Lewis
county, Gen. J. ]. Jackson, of Wood
county; and A. W. Campbell, of Ohio
rnuniv