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A MONSTER SNAKE.-As Mr.. George
Knadle was crossing the mou 1tain from
Slocum, about one and-a-hnlf mile from
the Three Cornered Pond, and little to
the left Of the road. he discovered q large
snake coiled around young hickory
tree, toll up. He gradually approached
his snakeship, and discovered that COW
was lying ut the foot of the tree. To his
surprise, he was merely milking the COW
as babe would suckle the breast of it's
mother Mr.. Knadle, after satisfying
himself that it was q mutual understand
ing between the COW and the snake, pro-
cured large club aud destroyed the
snake. The COW beloved as though she
had lost calf. It was monster black
snake. OF the blue-racer species, measur-
ing seventeen feet four inches in length
and twenty.three and one quarter inches
in circumference.
[ Wiikes6arre (Pa.) Daily.
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NOTICE.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Co.

dreenV1lle and Columbia Railroad Co,
Tho State, eI relctione the Attorney. General
plaintiff. Us. the Groenville and Columbia
Railroad Company, defendant.
James q. Gibbes, james Il. Pringle and
others, plaintiffs, rS. the Greenyille and
Columbia Railroad Company and others,
defendants.
TNHE undersigned having, by order of his
i Honor Samuel ". Melton. Circuit Judge
OF the Fifth Circuit, dated Juno is, 1872.
been appointed Referee on tho above stated
cases, to ascertain and report, among other
thlngs, the amount OF indebtedness of tho
Grecnville and Columbia Kailroad Company.
with authority by advertisement to rcouire
mands before him:
;, Notice is hereby given to all and singular
the creditors OF the said Greenvilo and CO.
ium5ia Railroad Company, whether holdiIg
ponds OF the fret mortgage, bonds or certifi.
Gates of Indebtedness guaranteed by the
state, bonds or certificates OF indebtedness
OF the second mortgage, on-mortgage bonds.
or claims OF any other character, to present
and establish their respective claims before
the undersigned, as Referee, at his Office in
Columbia, South Carolina, on or before the
hrst day OF October next, at which time his
report on such claims will be made ND and
submitted to tho Court in the said cases.
JOHN s. GREEN, Referee.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 10, 1872.
June21 MO
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a young lady lately wrote to II. G..
asking him the best remedy for dandruff.
The great farmer replied: "Use rotat.
ing narrow, II the surface is rolling, until
the soil is we'll loosened; then seed down
with Canada thistles. If this fails, 10
farther West, where Indians are plenty
and frisky. They remove dandruff by a
simple remedy. and warrant it never TO
return"
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1872.
Ribbons, Millinery and Straw Goods,
ALSO,
White Goods, Embroideries, &C
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO..

7 MPOATERS, Manufacturers and Jobbcrs
Il bonnet. Trimming, Neck and Sash RIB
BONS, VELVET RIBBONS, NECK TIES,
Bonnet Silks. Satin.,, Nelvets and Crupcs,
Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments. Frames, &c.
straw Bonncts and Ladies' and Children's
Hats, trimmed and untrimmed. And in con-
nectIng warcroomH WHITE GOODS, IL
MEMS, E3lBROIDERIES, Laccs, Nets, Col
&C., &c.
Nos. 237 and 239 baltimore street, Lat, Nd.
Ihese goods are manufactured by US or
bought for cash directly from tho European
ana american manufacturers, embracing all
the latest novelties, unequaled in variety and
cheaPneas IN any market. Orders filled with
care, promptness and despatch. Aug 2412*
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The Bowling Green (Ky) Democrat
says: "We understand that Mr.. Calvin
Lilies, who resides in the Three Forks
neighborhood, in this County. has very
peculiar spring of water on his farm. In
the spring of the year, the water that
runs from the spring looks like blood.
The bloody-looking water runs from it
twice week, but for only few mo-
ments at a time. During the fall the
bloody water runs but once q week; and
after the disappearance of the bloody
hue. the water assumes purplish hue,
which soon passes off. The water is said
to be very delightful to the taste"
Spotted Tail made a speech the other
day, at st. Louis, in which he expressed
the fear that when he dies and goes to
the happy hunting grounds OF the here
after, his white father, president Grant. !
and his people will try to take his re-.
aervation from him. Spotted Tail may
rest his soul in peace. If he is 80 for
tunate as to locate a claim in the hunt.
ing grounds to which he referred, there
will be no member of the Grant party
there to enter On action Of eiectment
against him.
Mr.. Greeley's traveR in New Hamp-
shire this week, have disclosed the fact
that he has frightful number of cousins.
Cincinnati Commercial.
Yes, and more than half the Union
call him "Uncle Horace. "-Boston Post.
A. T. Stewart is enjoying himself, as
iar as his limited means will permit, at
Saratoga.
A Missouri agriculturalist tells story
OF his having corn thirty-three feet high,
and expects the public to give ear to it.
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1t must be quite trial to any South
ern gentleman entering the field to sup
port Grant when he remembers the man
ner in which 30 many of his fellow citi-
zens have been tried and convicted and
now languish in the Northern prisons.
This has been dono through Grant; and
even now many of his supporters at the
North are Mortified at the wrongs suf-
fered by these poor prisoners, and are
to Grant to undo his work as
far as he can by setting them at liberty.
1t would seem to be hard for Southern
man to endorse and approve these cruel
ties, these outrages upon liberty and the
Constitution. His sensibilities must be
callous indeed if he can regard them
with Indifference, Richmond Dispatch.
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Special Notices.

On Marringe.-Happy relief for Young
Men from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early lite. Manhood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method Of treat
tneIt New and remarkable remedies Books
and circulars scnt free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pc.
Aug IL 3mo
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Notice,

DERSONB who left WATCHES in nv care
l. years ago to be repaired, will please cali
for the came, give description. state time
when left, pay charges and take them away.
date, will sell them to ply costs.
June 23m!h G. DIERCKS.
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Wood! Wood! Wood

A CHOICE lot OF OAK and HICKORY
"A WOOD, Of all sizes, for sale cheap by
tho cord, and delivered in any part of the
CITY,. CITY; l viii furnish WOOD by contract at
left at the PHGN1x Office, or at fir. D. EpsTIN's
Dry Goods Store, on Assembly street, will be
promptly attended to. The above Wood is in
my yard, and can be seen for delivery at any
time. p EPaTIN
North side Of Gervais street. between assem.
bly, and Gates street. Jnne AMI
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The Richland House.

HAVE removed to new quarters, on Main
Il street near Lady, wbero cordially invite
the old friends of the Cottage Honsan to
visit me. and solici. the patronage of new Gus
toners Also. WM. KENNEDY
Aug 20
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Selling Out at and Below Cost
M entire stock, consisting Of DIAMONDS.
1vI WATCHES, Chains, Jewelry, Silver
Ware, Plated Ware, Clocks.
Aug 10 ISAAC SULZBACHER.
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Buffalo Tongues,
NEW sugar-cured HAMS,
~ Bronkfast Strips,
smoked Beef, for sale low. HOPE & GYLES.
New Mackerel, &C., Go.
TlHEsE open very fine, and at extremely
Il low prices.
No. 1 Shore MACKEREI,, in barrels, half
barrels and kits.
Also, 10 kits "alcsa" Mackerel.
These, like disappointed politicans. have
had their heads and tails cut of:
so boxes Scaled Herrings,
box largo Cod Fish.
Aug Is GEO. SYNMERS
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Coal! Coal!
2O0 TONS OF COAL just received, and
cO\J will be sold cheaper than any other
IN this M arket. have shipped this coal di.
rect, and there is no second profit on it. Those
who want cheap Coal can apply to
Aug 20G r. r. HARPER
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For Rent.

Universal Life Insurance Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that Col. JOHN IT.
! SLOAN. sn, has been appointed Agent
for the Universal Life Insurance Company. :"
at the city OF Columbia. and will attend to all
business connected with said Agency
J. w. 8HACKLEFORD,
aug ~ = Southern Manager
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For Sale.

For Sale.
a AT Days Stable, eiyhtec superior
S3A<E> Kentucky HARNESS AND SADDLE
TXA HORSES. Persons wishing to pur-
.SA<Gchase will do well to call and examine
them. as they have been selected especi aljy
Tor this market. JOHN N. LONG, Ag't.
Aug II t. GRAHAM & Co
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Red Oats

Red UatS.
S0A BUSHELS Rust Proof RED OATS.
cOO for sale at 81 SO per busheI, sack ed
and delivered at Ninety-six Depot, Green Vile
and Columbia Railroad. Apply to
JAMES II. RICE, Ninety six, s. c..
A. Griffin. Anp Imn+
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Real Estate.

Real Estate.
fSNflE subscriber has in hand, for sale. a
Il large amount OF valuable REAL ESrA TE.
consisting of Plantations, Farms, Woodia ntls
and Mills.
ALSO,
Improved and unmproyed CITY LOTS.
Especial attention i. called 10 that ei"csnt
and co!nmodons residence known as the Ell
more House. This residence is situated on a
lot OF six acres. handsomely improved. i'm a
healthy location, and can be bought on casy
terms
ALSO,
Several eligible BUSINESS LOTS. on Rich.
ardson street. j. W. PARKER,
Real Estate Broker,
aug III lmn Columbia s. O.
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Editor Of the Ph9nin-DEAn SIR: The
following communications were refused
place in the Union. after that paper
had given place to the lying communica-
tion OF its correspondent from Lexing-
ton. trust that you will not refuse me
place in tho PHOENIX. although many
OF those who have seen the one side will
never see the other. Yours. &C.,
SIMEON CORLEY.
COLUMBIA. 8. O., Aug. 20, 1872.
Editor Of the Daily Union-SIR: am
surprised at the mis-statement contained
IN the letter of your correspondent from
Lexington, in reference to the barbecue,
picnic, speeches and Convention there
on the 18th instant. He who could not
find over fifty individuals at the picnic
must have been considerably mixed, to
say the least. There. were from 200 to
500 present, as can be attested by any
desired number of witnesses.
have no time now to correct the
many seemingly intentional blunders it
contains, but will add a matter of i'm
portance, which your correspondent en-
tirely omitted, viz: The meeting of an
other County Convention, and tho elec-
uOn OF MesBrs. .. COrley and Simeon
Lorick ia delegates to the State Conven-
ton, and Mesars F. Ludaway and Jor-
dan Foster to the Congressional Conven.
tion. -Four out of the eight or nine
delegations withdrew from the Hayes
concern, and united with the four or i've
which had been refused seats, and met
in the Court House at 5 O'Clock P. H.,
where the above result was accomplished.
We expect to demonstrate that the regu-
lar County Convention was regularly
packed, as usual, and shall, therefore,
claim our seats as the representatives of
the people. Very respectfully.
SIMEON CORLEY.
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Notice.
N]E hereby give notice to all whom il NAV
w concern. that wo have resigned our
connection with the Universal Lilo Insurance
Company, Of New York. The Office and bust
ness is turned over to Mr.. j. w. Shackleford,
Southern manager for said Company.
M. w. GARY
Aug2 NJ. G. BUTLER
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Notice.
TBIHERE will be n meeting OF the Executive
Il Committee of the Democrats party Of
South Carolina, in Columbia, on MONDAY
NENr, the 10Th inst. at O'Clock P. NJ, at the
rooms OF the Universal Life Insurance Com
pany. The attendance OF every member OF
the committee is specially re requested
NJ. q. BUTLER,
-, Chairman COMMITTEE
Tho following gentlemen constitute the
committees:
l. 81. O. Butler, Richland.
2. Wade Hampton, Richland.
8. Thomas Y. Simons, Charleston
4. NJ. P. O'Connor, Charleston.
S. F. W. Dawson, Charleston.
6. John 8. Richardson, Sumter.
7. g. p. Hamilton, Chester.
8. ]. P. Thomas, Richland.
0. Johnson Hagood, Barnwell.
10. w. W. Sellers. Marion.
II. NJ. w. Gary, Edgeield.
IL. Samuel AIcGowan, Abbevlle.
13. Horny MoIver, Chesterfield,
II. W. H. Wallace, Union.
Is. W.. D. Simpson, I.aurens. Aug %
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Selling Out Below Cost.
AIDES WHITING DESKS. Jtwc, Casca
IL and Travelling Companions.
ISAAC SUITBAClIER
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Meats, Smoked and Picked.
LNRESH to hand
H. Prime Smoked Tongues,
Prime Smoked Beef,
"Diamond" and "Orange" brand Hams.
Elm City Breakfast Strips,
Elm City Sugar. cured Piokled Rounds.
With full supply OF standard and fancy
Groceries, Spices, &c., at low prices.
June % GEO. GYMMERa
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

lot II pronounced lt sp~lendlfefouS.
CARSON THEATER.-The far famed
Oscar Brothers, in connection with
Professor Griffith, the American Wiz
ard, will give an entertainment at the
Carson Theater, tonight and to-mor-
row evening. Their performance will
consist of The Temple of the Black
Art, modern miracles, mlrth, music,
magic, and mystery. No doubt the
performance will be well worth seeing,
and we bespeak for them a full house.
See their advertisement.
HAVANA LOTTERY. - Il. Fred.
Brooks informs us that prizes to the
of $500 were drawn in this
citv, in the lottery of March l., and
that nearly all the tickets for the "'EK
traurdinary" of April 4, are already
sold. We are happy to announce that
our we'll beloved friend, Wade King,
las drawn S15s.
NUIsANECE.. All dead animals
seem to he drawn to one place in the
Southern portion of this city, where
thew are LETT to rot away, causing an
into!erable stencil. We think they
be buried or more generally
so that all might enjoy
the etiuvium. More OF this anon.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

BROOKLYN LoTTERY.-Mr. Adam
Munk, Secretary of the Brooklyn
Lottery, informs us that the drawing
of the prizes in the above named lot
terry will certainly come OFT on Friday,
April 9Th. The prizes to be drawn in
full, and no discount under any cir
cumstanceS. Those not having Sc
cured tickets will do well to call at the
store of w. w. Haskell and procure
them forthwith, for all that are now
left are certain to draw prizes.
Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenths
of all diseases the liver machine is sub
digestive organs, and you will save more
than half in your doctors bills. Doctor
Heniey's Celebrated Xxi Bitters are rec
commended by all physicians TO dyspep-
tics and for all complaints of the liver
and digestive organs. rs See advertise
ment in another column. Lmar50-3m"
S. f. MARKET.-E. Perasich (next
door 10 the Carson Theaterl 5 receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tiOneries, toys, ETC., for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption. 4
BABBIT METAL.-We have several
hundred pounds of old type on hand,
which will be sold cheap tor babbit
metal. Those in want of such cal save
money by calling around.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, or Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
attention paid to viewing. e
If you desire 0 cheeks and a COM
p~lcXiOn fair and free from pimples and
bIotches, purify your blood by the use of
DIR. Pierce's old Medical Discovery.
1t has no equal for this purpose.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
la3 If
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XXI

EROM PENRnD HOUSE, ON II
L 18th instant. a DARK BROWN 0'ERCoAT,
bound rou ID the edge with tape. Ia one OF the
pockets WAS a MEMORANDUM B0'ka containing
papers of valne to no one but lie ""ner. my
person finding said book will be ~srttatiy rewarded
by leav ing it at the Prnrod Hon e.
Ll LINCOLN.
Oarsop CITY. March %. LIZ. uar21-im.
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VALUABLE RELIC.-Ne were yes
terday shown by a gentleman residing
in the southwestern part of town, a
miniature wardrobe, made by a native
of Pitcairu's Island, out of the wood
OF the ship Bounty. II is beautifully
put together and would seem to be the
work OF some skiIlful mechanic, but
was made with ut regular tools; it is
of teak wood, which bears the appear
anee OF having been some tIme in
salt wafer. The of the mu-
tiny en- board he Bounty, and the
first colonizing of Pitcairn's Island by
the mutiueer~, is fresh III the minds
OF all. and such a relic j. Of curse a
valuable curiou>ity. We presume
the gentleman would want a good
house in exchange for the Wardrobe
even if he could be prevailed on TO
part with II.
THE WEATKER.-MOnday was a
fine, warm day, somewhat cloudy but
10 appearance of "a storm existed.
About dark, however, the sky seemed
to assume a threatening form and
about 5 y. IN. the wind commenced in
earnest-it blew great guns, the snow
drifted. and altogether it was as rough
a night as any during the Winter.
Yesterday was cold, dreary. windy
and Wiutry in the extreme, and the
rheumatic class of Carson presented a
rueful appearance; we >%qulrnied some
ourself, not with rheumatism, oh. no.
merely growing pains with which
MANY others of our friends are at
times afflicted.
GONE FRo OUR GAZE.-JohR Quincy
Adams Moore, n of the ~proprietorS
Of she theater and dancing hall, left
OF Monday on his long talked of visit
to Philadelphia. his native home. He
will stop at Elko for the purpose of
visiting his coal mine in that county.
Carson will be dull without johnny,
and the people will sigh for his return.
he Is recognized As a good citizen, a
sincere Christian gentleman, and as a
friend that sticketh closer than a
brother. \ safe trip and speedy re-
turn to him.
EAGLE MARKET.- Mat. Rinckel,
proprietor of the above named market,
advertiseS in this days issue. Mr..
Rinckel always declared thai he would
not advertise until he got rich, and we
Ilfer he has reached Il contamination so
devoutly to be wished; we hope 50.
for he is an energetic business man, a
good butcher, and will do lust what
he promises. He says he keeps the
best of everything, and he does. Go
and overhaul his market and see tor
yourselves.
Rock SUCKERs.-A wagon passed
through town, yesterday, loaded with
fish, in bulk, called rock suckers.
They were caught in Honey Lake, and
looked perfectly fresh. They are
about the size of a herring, and have
that peculiar mouth always seen on "A
sucker, whether of the fish or human
species. Ire h were sold at a low
rate and a WUnnd by those who. ate
them to lie Mr.. he flavor. Il
at
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

SUPERINTENDENT is daily
receiving fresh strawberries from Cali
fornia. They look delicious, and no
doubt are so; what they cost per box
tend to inquire just yet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

H-IndicateI hight of barometer
T-Indicates temperature of mercury in barr.
T*-IndlCat = temperature of atmosphere.
fSmithsunitu standard ~harumeter> and Farcn-
heit Thermometers are used in Ilahlng these Oh
servatiou-
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.

Barometrical and thernomCtrical obSer-
vatiOns made daily by Professor Henry
X. Whitehiil, State M~ineraiogist.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03

F T Hickey, Walker r A Boles, Carson Valley
f Bersiug, Carson valleyJ W Boles,
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Arrivals at the Hotels.

3 q Gaden, San Fran J W Parker, Eureka Till
II j Elmore, J Whipple. City
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-18

SHILLING LIQUOR by WHOLESALE
Thos. Fahsy, a liquor dealer in Centre
Wheeling, took out license to sell at re.
tail, issued by the authorities Of the Gen.
eral Government located here. Last Sat.
urday, he was arrested Tor selling barrel
and ten gallon key OF spirits to a party
in Grafton, which had been sent to the
express office to be shipped, @. o. D. The
officers got wind of it, and going to the
Express office, seized the packages and
then the seller. Ho was taken before U.
s. Comm. Forbes, who required him to
give bond in the sum Of five hundred dol.
lars for his appearance at the next term
of the Circuit Court. Gen. Kelley, the
Collector OF this Revenue district, took
Mr.. F''s establishment under his charge.
The store and contents are made liable to
confscation by this oct Of Fahay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-18

Police CouRT.-John Cook and James
stedman, two youths about 10 years old,
were arraigned in the police court, satur.
day morning, charged with disordcrly
conduct, The testimony showed that
they had engaged in the very common
but nevertheless reprehensiblc, practice
OF snowballing man who was passing
quietly along the street. His Honor i'm
posed a fine OF five dollars and
costs on each, and gave them {
lecture which will be worth more thar
that sum il they will remember 1t
When we left tho court room they
had not succeeded in raising the fund.
(nearly I'll in each case) 10 discharge
their liabilities, and tho prospect OF pass
Ing the next twenty days on the chain,
gang was quitetoo flattering for pleasure
BILE emotions.
The only other case was that Of Joseph
Myers, who had imbibed too freely, and
then was so imprudent as 10 DO seen Or
the street. For the latter indiscrellon, III
that appears to be the real offence in tht
Ordinance, Myers was fined one dollar
aud costs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-18

RE-oPENED.-Before the war it was no
unusual occurrence to see our wharf cover
ed with hogsheads Of sugar and barrels Of
molasses purchashed and shipped from
tho plantations on the coast-in the south.
crn sugar growing region. That "un'
pleasantness" suspended commercial
relations between our merchants and the
planters. Within the past day or two
these have been reopencd, and our friends
Messrs. oglcbay, Son & Co, have received
direct from the plantation, the largest
shipment Of sugar and molasses made to
any one firm in this city since the war
closed-at least we are informed that such
is the fact. They are out in our advertising
columns this morning, and to their an.
nouncement we call the attention Of
dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-18

IMPRovrNa.-Rev. Mr.. Morrison, q min.
lister of the West Virginia Conference Of
the NJ. E. Church, was taken suddenly i'll
shortly after arriving in the city week be-
fore last to attend the Conference. He
was assigned TO the residence of Mr.. Marsh
on Fourth street above Union, and is still
there. His disease was lung fever and at
one time threatened to prove fatal. Mr..
N. is now improving and 1t Is thought
will be able to leave for his home in the
southern part OF the State sometime this
week.