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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-07
MORGAN.

Not long since. some gentlemen (?)
visited the orchard of Orrin Taylor, and
while "flling their haversacks," were
discovered by Mr.. Taylor's dog who so
frightened the liberals that after Civ
ing ''volley'' from their old rusty mus
ket, skedaddled on double quick time
to the rear, where no doubt they congrat-
ulated themselves on the GLORY of their
spunk."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-07

gave the alarm, but they had previously
made sosmuch noise, his cries we're not
noticed for several minutes, and when
help arrived no hopes were entertained
of saving the boy. The body was found
drawn into the waste spout to tightly
that one man could not pull it out 1t
is thought that the gate was up little,
and the force of the water held the body
down.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-07
GLOKER.

LosT.-Between Barton and Glover,
on the I'd day of the Fair, one Reticule.
Whoever will give information, or return
said article, and contents, to J. E. OWN
ell, at Glover, or to c. H. Dwinell, at
Barton, shall be satisfied for their trouble.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-10-07
SHEFFIELD.

Rev. o. F. Jenkins and family remov-
ed to Barnet Sept. "a. ; = on
John Ross has bought Winslow Browns
farm for 5000.
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One y Mssrstaregl and Fifty women
Searched for HmnzEled Enes7s.

Searched for SMagEletl Goesfs.
From the Detroit Free Press, October 22.l
Ii isa fact probably, better known to Gus
tom-honse officials than to outsiders. that at
least every tenth woman who crosses the
Detroit river carries struggled goods. The
goods may be tea, coffee, socks, thread, rib
bons, or something else of great value, but
the intent to smuggle Is there, ana the sue
cess IN bringing over small lot is nearly
always an inducement for the smuggler to
try tile galttc on larger scale. Men may and
do sinuggle clothing now and then, but it is
the female sex which carries the burden of
guilt. The custom-house officials at the ferry
dock IN this city are as vigilant as officers
can be, but what chance have they against
monster hoop-skirts and gigantic bustlcs
They cannot stoop to peep under shawls.
examine pockets, look into baby-carts, and
hold II crowd on the boat, al;d so they must
continue their work with the knowledge
that goods arc ben. Smug"lcd, and that only
one grand and certain haul of their nets can
trap the guilty and brighten the innocent
20 that they shall never dare to pursue the
business.
The net was drawn yesterday. The officers
commenced about 2 o'clock, walking fifteen
or twenty women up stairs into the custom
rooms, and handing them over to woman
to re searched. Every boat-load which
landed for about three hours was treated in
the same manncr-tliat is, all the female por-
ton. Some were indignant, and appealed to
their husbands, who vanly appealed to the
customs officers. Others wanted to faint
away, but, after looking at the planks and the
dust, concluded not TO. Others wept, laughed,
or turned pale. but none of them were per-
f,l a,
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A viiluinolls outrage was perrctHlca in
New York on saturday night. The friends
of James OBricn, who has been nominated
for Mayor BY the Apollo Hall Democrats,
were holding IL meeting at the corner OF
Roosevelt and Water streets, and during lis
progress some scoundrel pushed over the
chimney OF Il house in the vicinity, and the
falling bricks created great CONSERVATION in
the crowd. 4 young man named Thomas
Manean was killed, and Il number Of Others
were wounded. -Four persons suspected OF
having assisted in the outrage have been ar
rested.
The Memphis Savings Bank has suspended
payment. It's liabilities are reported At 5 o..
900. The Southern Railway Security aud
the Carolina Life Insurance Company are
said to be the heaviest losers. The institu-
ton has hitherto been regarded as perfectly
solvent.
The letter falling out Of the word
"lines" made Grant PAPER In lows call
upen its party to "ua!nsaln The lea"
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ADVANCES ON BILLS or LAp,NG--DEcIsIoN
| OF TIRE New YORK COMMISSION or ArrEALs.-
we una the following in the Buffalo Com.
mcFCidt .idrertiSey
a recent decision Of the Commission OF
Appeals Involves a point of commercial law
OF great interest not only 10 the legal proies.
SION, but to banks bankers, and business men
generally. IL was an action brought bv the
Marine Bank Of Chicago to recover the value
OF cargo of corn shipped from Chicago to
butiato and thence TO New York. consigned
To defendants. At Chicago the consignor
made his bill of exchange for s. 800 at sight,
directed TO the defendants nj New York. The
palntit discount ID the draft for the co asirnce
upon his delivering as security bill OF Iadinp
Tor the corn. The defendants received the
corn ia New York but refused TO pay u e
dfa't, although notlllcdof the transfer before
| receiving The corn. They claimed 10 hold
the corn for 4 balance due them bv the
chicago conSiGnor and that previous draft
for Sl.220 pad by them for the same party
should he deducted from the amount of re-
coNcry a. money advanced to purchase the
corn.
The decision was in favor of the plaintiff.
II was held that the transfer of the bill of
hiding. under the circumstances, transferred
Wv ''''. '' '"' ''ih' t'ht' upon iic ISluSai oi
the defendant 10 accept the draft the plain
til : title remained unimnaircd. and the dc.
PENDANT was liable for the money advanced
upon the security Of The bill Of ladug. 1t
| WAS also decided that where the consignor is
indebted to the consigned for advances. and
has agreed TO give him a prior security upon
| the property. the lien Of the latter is good ~;
| against the former; but tie consignee does
not thereby obtain any right to the property
a. against tone .fGc pledge for value of the
hill Of iadjng made prior to the delivery OF
The property to the cons gnCc."
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HEAVY DEFALCATIcH ~ AN INSURANCE OF
rIcE.- Phtiodetp itt0, October 2G.-TIctchtr
Willis. for twelve years clerk in the office of
the Delaware Safety Fire Insurance Company,
nus been arrested as IA dclauller to the COM
pany. lie had issued $4,000 worth Of
!ra,iidulcnt cert .i,qlcs Of. scrip of the COM
pauv. These he had placed with the genuine
ones, 50 that ii! could receive the signatures
of the officers OF The company. On the Slo,-
600 issue he realized $4,000. The property
he has restored To the company Will bring
about $1,000. His operations extend Dack
10 1859. and were cli;iuipgiy concealed by
the manipulation OF the profit and loss nc"
count OF the company.
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That fortunate cat is unfortunately dead.
We mean the cat named "Otta.> to which
Miss Sarah c. Lewis, Of Bla!atrec. Mass,
Dcullcati,cd tie income OF her house and fur
niturc and - per week. That Is, the money
was heuueuthcd to 4 female friend i'll trust
for the said cat. direct heQue.ts TO anluialS
bcius. null and void by law. On the 2lst
"UliaD died of old age and the house and
land now go to the Univcrsalist church III
West SciuHatc. in accordance with the ploll-
.jons Of the will. Ii the money could only
have gone TO Ott;t'S heirs what Il catterWaul-
inc there would have been over the legacy
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Ham John isuiiivant, Eliza Bullivatis. Master
William j. Bulliyant, Emma ID. Romain.
Louisa Roman. Her freight list was larger
tfan usual, about one hundred tons more
tnan ever before being landed at this port
Norfolk Journal 2Sth.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, :,
: RICHMOND, Vac October 70, 1872.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 1,os2 bushels. Red, l,soa bushels.
CoRE.-White, 2is bushels.
OATS.-700 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, AS bushels prime mt 80: la hush
els sI.95; IS bushels fr ut sl.s5 IcO bushels fair
at sf.s5; bushels common ut Sl35; 5. bushels co-
mon ut 81 IS: 10 bushels prime on private terms
WHEAT.-Red, 3Ig bushels prime Oh private terms
so bushels fair at $Is5; ~ bushels prime ut 81 IS
bushels common ut Sl.6o; 20 bushels common at
81 IS 100 bushels fair at ST so: 10 bushels good at
S.sJ; IL bushels common at Sl.G5 9 bushels com-
mon ut S1.25: 3t bushels prime on private terms.
CoRH.-Wte lss bushels at &c. 20 bushels ut &c.
osTs.-.o bushels prime spring at sc. 5! bushels
prilnr gprIng ut sac.
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hrtlvAr o. gUE Early yc:tcr-
"". mHhius the splendid steamship Hibcl-
"1., Captain K. ;. Watts. of the Allan line,
.:''ri al this port, seventeen days from
Laorpool, stopping Il; Halifax three days and
"~uDGt time al Newfoundland. She landed
"rre twrnty-onc saloon and twenty-five
>scciagc passengers. Twelve of the former
viii make their homes in Virginia. Six OF
IL" cabin passengers are Methodist yves
.t1GJ preachers, aud these proceeded TO
'"ln,h, In Mississippi. The greater portion
ii tue stecI1&e passengers 20 to Louisiana
--@ Tennessee. The cabin Passengers were
| follows: Mr.. +. Hatcher, Mr.. Percy
f'"kc, Miss Jane Rowland. Rev. w. Greene,
NO Misses Grccue, Masters a. w. and II. ).
'feone, Nrs. Mackenzie, Miss Hare, Joseph
>. oakley, Ralph Bradley, Thomas Cotton,
.ssnois Hewsrtb, Charles 3, Bulllsant VIII
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DHY G0Oa,s.
pEDIN & WHITLoCK,

DEDN & WHITLOCK, 81.
| 17G9 MAIN STREET.
| having extended our store, we arc now prepared
! 10 show full and complete stock OF i
DRY GOODS,
at the lowest market prices.
| BLACK and COLORED Silks
JAPANESE SILKS.
CORDED SILK yELOJJRs
OTTOMAN CLOTHS,
LIAM aud STRIPEo SATIN DE CHESEs
t.aiPRESS CLOTHS, all coiors;
% aLL,WOoL DttLA1EES aud PT.AIDs,
BANNER aud IMfERIAI. MOHAIR LUSrREs.
CSC. to al.25;
VELVETEENS, all rs,lors.
RIBBONS, RUFETISGS, LACES. &c.
SHAWLS.
ottoman reversibles, SILK stripe;
metropolitan. Peerless, Broadway
Bay State Ristori, Princess.
NalhlldJ. ana other STYLES.
SiMONE'S GENUINE FRENCH CLOTHS,
HltGEE.S G.! BLACK and FANCY CAsSL-
SILK MEETINGS, &c
MEMS RIBBED and SCOTCH SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
ALPACA aud SCOTCH BINGHAM UMBRFL
Las, &c. PEDIN & WuITLOCk
DC 2S~1w
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Fred. Douglass pleasantly enumerateS,
under the heading "Desertels Slain in Bat
tie, October So Horace Greeley, President ,;5:!
Mahan. Lyman TrlnlbulI, Austin Blair,
Chief Justice Chase, Governor hoerner;
Governor Palmer, Carl Schurz, and other ola
leaders OF the Republican party, TO whose
service in council or in the field the man
owes il that he is to-day able to Visit MS
native State rs Il free man.
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BY Telegraph.

New YORK. October 2S--Coton steady: sales
1850 bales ,uplands lelc. Orleans, 2o;c. Flour
so.s5: good TO choice. S9.3oMs1e. Whiskey In fair
demand Mt 93c. Wheat fayors buyers; winter ret!
western. 81 sea- Sl.s5. Corn steady Rice dull Mt "a
Mstc. Pork firm at $3.50 Lard firm. Navals quiet
Lrpif ,l,t lny,n
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a horse quarantine has been established
~ Norfolk. An horses brought from the
North must be- examined and certificate
gwen as TO their health before they are
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According to the South Pacific l1nes a
French lady was turned out OF the Fathearal
of Lima because she came to hesr mass Win
fashionable bonnet Oh her hea6,
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4DEaTH os 4 HIsroRIcAI CHARACTER. Tie
New Orleans Times October 97th) says "a
good mat and historical character departed
this life on "Wednesday very suddenly. We
refer to Captain j. G. Breshwood, native
of Norfolk, Va, and for twenty years resi-.
dent of this city. Captain Breshwood Tas
for many years commander in the revenue
service. He happened to be in command Of
the revenue-cutter in this port to which
General Dix referred in his celebrated order
to Mr.. Jones-'To shoot down any man
who dared to haul down the American flag
Captain Brcshwood bore himself on that
OCCASION with frmness and dignity; and
whilst us southern-born tnan he felt bound
to resign his position aud identify himself
with the Confederacy, he violated no obliga-
ton Of honor and duty in his conduct. The
flag which elected the fierce order of Gene
raj Dix had been quietly removed. and was
faithfully restored to the United States on its
recapturc of the cutter"
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\" AuGo!r EoDgGRy.- From tue Mem
rbi> irri1n,@. - Monday afternoon one ri
the BOT 1t >uH most daring IOhE"lie> even
committed H,> i,crpelratc0 in The Exp 81
ton building. Au"ny the hundreds Of OK
libitor> @yy N",>r-. i. y. Earnum x Co.. the
Jewellers. Thcy have On exhibition fine
and valuable display OF watches, chains. lock
cts. rings, brppchrs. and diamond icweiry
III" CAS-" is usually surrounded ly crowd
| ":lctl and every one Of whom * continually
breaking that commandment which say.
Thou ,ht' not c"rct Thy neighbours etc.
~ they admire the many costly article
shown. IL the arrangement Of the ca>,
AIc:>lS. EriGun X Co. had the diamonds
four rings and Il cross. placed IN the from
Part OF tie showcase. while behind ant
nearer the door were The other articles men
toned.
Monday afternoon the clerk in charge wa,
called away for Il moment. and speaking 10
policeman, asked him t. guard the shoW-cH~t
until lis return. The mau OF brass buttons
aud club nodded III assent, and Walking vi
to near the showcase, tninrd his DaCn 10 /
and looked 81 the CruWd passing by. Nhcl
the clerk returned. after not over two min
utcs' absence, he found TIE showcase door
which he hl;t left locked. slightly aj;lr. L!
an instant he kne" that the case had beef
" sncahcd,' and upon Il close examination il'
found four diamond rings missing. One o
the rings is Il solitaire, valued at 81 900; tht
other three axe clusters. one Of them l. o
| nineteen small stones, another OF three large
and the thirG Of ten smal! diamonds sur
rounding large sapphire. The four ring.
are valued ut 5000. Fortunately. the large
| cross, IN elegant affair o! eleven large stones
and valued at $1,000, was not sent down thai
morning by Barnum X Co., who are conse
| qucntly just that amount Weather than they
| would have been hud it been in the case
| The robbery was undoubtedly committed by
prott ssionals, Of whom two or more were il
! the job. y skeleton key was used TO opel
the door, which WHs also rropped up b.
some hroDzcs and box. Up 10 last evcnin!
10 arrests had becn made 10y the police.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter from Petersburg.
.rre,,u,mdcncc Of The Richmond Dispatch. ]

PrTfRerrRG. October Is. 1872.
Mr. Reuben Raglaud resigned o-day the
....,,;fr,ry Of The Commercial National
.'.,L aver which institution he has presided
'.' Il, ,,r,aniyntior, some three years. The
,..,t - directors proceeded 10 the election
M,.r, and pr. Thomas WitIcrS WAS
T.. ,rr.,dcnt. Mr.. David Il. Tenant vice
|..y ,a.n. and MIR. {. Il. bishop cashier.
:, ,..r.,od'> resignation i stated 10 hr due
49,, .i.n,,nG, made on hi attention and
... g., thr presidency Of the Petersburg
.,.s.@.a COMPANY and his own extensive
...,. hgf-.nr>>. and NOT /" ANY purpose OF
...,tu. tv1@ The city,
;- &eriu'mral Society n its rc@rGaniza-
.... ., H.. close q The fair elected the tol-
..., ,,.. ~ ~ President, W. R"anc Ru!fiH.
.,r...,ylirN. Nic,-prc>idcnt~ DR.. Rich
.', r.p-. Edward nnIm-ooic, hr. VI. e.
Il 4. Wc>tWonk. !. /. licrndon oi
k>t,ur,r William Il. Eycr> of Pulaski,
VI ~. Il. Mallory. General VI. W. tan>"m
\ 9TH Carolina. raSchal nnturd Of Erd-
... mi IuG.r William II. Mann. ENcru-
,.,.,.~,.,,.. &. y. RHmauc. chairman ::
- .>.tr>, ~. !. {. lfr,hc. Joseph T..
r..'.. ~. II. Ni>h. {. ". Spiccr, /. l..
.... E,,> Cousins. ana John II. BAIT"
p.n.. ,,rurgr. Secretary. Colonel j. y.
., Recording Secretaries. j, V. II.
..... +. :. Gregory. The following is Il
..,. dt,,..4:,, elected ~ Tire state fair :
s.. r ,...~. /. prum@oolr, ", II. EogcI>on,
Hj \. Evmaipr.
t.: NJ The Ir,mjUnl> awarded by the
... r.S ,.,s:. announced. but has not Vet
49,. ....a e;H ror publication. Ii Is cN.
...f... .,.it...! ts-moTTcfv. This much Of
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oSI RECEIVED, fine and handsome
~ assortment Of LATEST STYLES of LADIES,
mLi ~, imported direct from Berlin Prussia
WHICH VIII be sol'i at the following low prices
Cloaks worth S12 for 81 fS~'
Cl0aks worth SIS for Slo
Clocks worth S2n for BIS
ami various other articles equally chenp Pnrsons
In need Of cLOAkS will do we'll to cali and yanIins
ut .JIrl MS NL'ssEtS.s i'
nc ?f-lw 6n3 g,.oad ctr
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARI

PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2s.-Beeves very dull this
week and the market favors buyers; cxtr,, Penn
sylvania and western steers, 10I8c.: fair to good,
oNl6.c.; common, 4G53c b. sheep In fair de-
80 2sM&6.75 - cwt. Sales-Bceves, 5000; sheep.
l..G}O: hogs, 1907.
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>".I>ATED FOR CoHGEEsS.-kcr. {. l..
N"u~rH. commissioner Of immigration for
IT, Northern Neck, has been nominated for
to0>rv>, by The Liberal Republicans and
.tunr!2t. III tie 49, congressional d!strlct %
i"t'a. Mr.. tmii,cn publishes letter. IN
N.u.H ny decline, tine nomination but de-
"tr. hiinryt an ardent supporter OF Gree
fal Eruwu.- IuDyah0nnork Itdgr.
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The PEEIIS OF THE SEA-IIoRRlBLE Str
FEELING OF SHirwRrCREn SAILORS. The schoo.
uCr Svrint (i>riiiSh) sailed from Livcruo>I,
y. \, on the Sth of August for DcmcrarI,
ANA soon after YrttIn" 10 SEA encountered II
ScTcrc hurricane. during which the vessel
was thrown on her beam ends. nCCCsSita,n%
the cutting away of her ma>tS. when she
rightcd. The vessel became unmanagcahic,
he Sea breaking over fore and aft. All hands
llShcd themselves 10 the wreck. where they
were exposed 10 the waves, which constantly
washed over them, and also to the imminent
danger Of starvation, rs no food or water
could he huti. On the 3lst Of August the
gale auated. and on the following day the
men succeeded in breaking a hole through
the deck sufficiently lurgc to admit OF the
arm Of II seaman. who reached down and
drew forth Z small Qllant;t: of hDur from an
open barrel. The -four on being moi>tcncd
furnished the only food they had taken since
the vessel WAS disabled. The captain and
a seaman named Lewis W. Leather were too
much reduced to cat the -four. On the 2d OF
September they caught some small fish and
ale them raw, inst sucking the blood 10
Qucnch their in'0ICrthc thirst. They could
only obtain on" or two after fishing al day.
GA the 9th atIir'lc" 0miG@ alongside was cap
turcd. and the blood and flesh Of the animal
were divided among the furnished mariners.
The captain. the cook. and Leather were in
tic mean while inst sinking Under their >nl-
f"riN%s, hci@ now reduced to The last cX-
| lrcmity. Or the Glib two quarts Of rain were
caught, by spreading oilrIoths on deck, aud
| this served 10 inoi>tcn their lips and tongue.
| ON sunday morning Leather died. and Tic
| captain. becoming delrinuS. continued in
that condition until IT." llth, when he cN-
pred The Survivors remained on tie wreck
| mt the 18th of september, enduring all Il [
agonir, of death, when they Were taken Ct
i'y Captain Sears. Of the Eliza Stevens, from
Boston. and carried to Martinique. The
| COOK died after being transferred to the brig,
hul the rest recovered through tn" careful
treatment received At tie hands of Captain
| Scar.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, October 2s.-Flour dull and nom
nally unchanged. Whelt firm and steady. Oats
dull; southern Iad45c- Provisions quiet and noni.
nal. Lard. sic. Whiskey. aD10l3c.
Virginia 6's, old, 375: coupons, old, A.: consols
s.. West Firginia's, l5s. Bids
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tul'AIslSG ~ : RuILER-l'LUE N No TOLK--
-r MEN klLLcp ASp ~EyrEAL " OF >rEp.- !
"r calamity occurred 1t tie marine rail-
May II Captain ". y. Graves. on Water
>U~,'r. ,"-,rIGIy morning about 9 o'clock.
r. ut.ea TWO men were almost instantly
..3. aGI several W"ipdrd-iWo perhaps
}.'..E. trum some unknown cill>e one OF
'v ..n ri iur hotter in the engine used 10
.u3 U(,hr,>,i~ ON the railway and 10 SAW
..'..ts,r collapsed At both ends. blowing oil
i... tt,-hoN i'll tlir Iclraud the Sinokc-hOX in
:. III, The front IT the SIZED above the boiler
$50 ..loWU ou:. anI ~" brick work around
'., r'il"r rrdH"i"G, many 81 the bricks being
- iiity 81 MuI,. !,"l up tAc street. The
.sltu- -t'IM .'uCirtel ~ every part oi
? .e3-', carving o,ath aud di>may in il
a.a#sr.
lut,r Evan, "a co.or,0 man, who was 1t,
.."o Tie engineer Hud the fireman. was
-.+,..a- in front ui the boiler. II" WAS ter
~,.,idcd. and was picked up in dy ifg
.aujtnu. never speaking or grooming from
t.- TIME he WAS found until lie died. Peter
!'ur n ruiogcd mani. who kept an OYSTER
~..... ~ the right Ul anI NCar 10 the engine
& .>r. was passing up Tie street Oh HE WI!
j' III work, iicw;> struck OH the forehead
.Hst above The right eye, and also on the
..aI4 behind his right cal, b. some olthetlying
missiles. and waa also badly scalded about
the lc.,. He was blown some twenty or
thirty feet into the street. He, too, died IN
q few minutes. Captain William Jarvis, an
al white man. employed liz a Waterman
about III" yard, was lying down i'll the shed
ji-ht ever the boiler when the Hue collapsed.
Il" was blown through the front Of the
Ata,c aud across the street, 1T least thirty
l~g distant. He WAS hurt about the head
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Anew AND NALUABLElNSTRU-EE 60
= CFrITH
MEST.--IiayIug added to my case OF instruments
one of DR.. Morrison celebrated " BUR ENGINES,
am prepared 10 operate upon the na'ra teeth
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGUE 10 the patient
anda!so with greater rap!'ty and thor"ng!tncss than
l.. po: side 10 lc obtained lay Tie hand.
JrB. L. WOOD, u. II. s.
orri,r: Va. Ninth street ap 3o-eod
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Baron TauchntZ. the publisher. has been
appointed Consul-Gencral of Great Britain
at Leipsic.
Mr.. w. i. Cody, better known as "Buf1a-
10 Bill" has been elected to the Nebraska
Legislature from Lincoln county.
The Springfield Republican says George
Eliot is "thc female Bacon Of this century,"
and a country newspaper this State) spells
it with a little Philadelphia Press.
Mrs. Content Short, of Rhode Island,
while trying to see tcrch-light procession
that was passing, fell from her doorway and
broke her neck.
-4prop0s of Mrs. Fairs lecture engage
incnts, the Louisville Couricr-Jouranl thinks
She could make more money by teaching
pi>tol-shootng.
Happy is the country that has no his
tory" II thu Srhoolhuy said on being logged
the third time for not knowing who was
Henry The SiXth'S wifi. --PHnch.
Within few years after its issue D'Au-
hiyncs " History of the Reformation IN the
Sixteenth Century" had reached Il sal" 81!
100000 copies in the English language. Up
to this time the aggregate circulation Is
something upward of 100000.
Governor Warmoth, who returned to New
Orleans OH the DIST from m extensive tour
through Louisiana, gives assurances that the
State is safe for Greeley and the fusion ticket,
which has finally been made up, after various
changes, so as to suit the parties to the coAll-
ton.
One of the most interesting items of bll>i-
ness transacted at the Baptist General Asso.
citation of Pennsylvania, held at Oil City, DC
tobcr 1T!h. "wts tho appointment Of dele
Gates to attend Baptist General Convention
10 be held next June in the city of Rich.
mond, Va. looking to 4 closer union and
more cordial and Tirtcrnal relations among
j;aptis:s of all Scctnns of the country