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Winchester Fair.

Winchester Fair. *
In consequence of the inclement wfth,
err on NJ onday the fair at Winchestg ~.
not begin until Wednesday and cor"ueo
until Friday. The weather durJs 'ne
fair was beautiful and the attenyce was
large and peeuniarly ave suppos VIZ 40.
was success. The exhibition ''o'A W :
not as good as usual, but we l9n '',"s .ne
threateningjaspect of the wes.. .oa ,aa' rs
the first palt of the week pr 'AVo' ino,'
farmers from entering thy s'o ~
exhibition OF machinerys i.peo''0'e
| as wal. also the exhibition ti"''s' 1"no'
articles ane flowers.
On. Thursday, at theM " VIC ~ -
race. about II Ia o'clo Inc morse "h'en
Uptep G. Long, ofCuyeriand' Md.' rode
! his nder head foreut and fell uson him
ashs landed ON til other SIDE breaking
alhis ribs on his side, several OF them
btnQ driven int0hls lungs. MI: Long
rIe;yea nromntk dical attention but his
: iiuries proved hl and he died about 4
? 0lock D. m. Hwas mariieu n'dn au ,.
. Hives wife a several children. His
, 5rse, Harkay has killed two men with
E Nv heard hsiderable complaint, and
4Ey Justly think, Of the managers Of
a1b fair Tof permitting gambling, for
! HmbIino is by what ever name it may
= called. Al the fair grounds We
! 1junted bt less than six gambling insti-
s -utions Win space. sof not more. than
. Nv yar2 square. Wesregrct to say that
ron rhsome defect in our law the pro-
: Eieta5 + these gambling institutions
a hnnT be punished, but the agricultural
gba;eH can prohibit these men the use OF
r. IN. grounds. We were told that these
E er4a,n ssm eofmonsy for the pfvilege Of
Er i,ua their 1S occupation withiA the fair
eI Eo,,ads: if this is 50, and moneys the Oh
ii s =. we would inform the shhandoah
niS III Society that If they Rrsist in
: kr ,ri this gambling at their Srs.they
y,fiIltecp many persons from aending
d e;r associations and thus they Wy be
! he lo ss in the end. We were Unable
,eh u secure a list Of premiums awards but
NM r TO seccre one before our nextfssue
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
| Tuaksrs ana Ken

Cen. Kemper and Il Tuaksrs AID Mem
nonites.
General Kemper. bnservative candidate
forlGovernor, is esfcially lands pre-e mini
emily entitled to II warm ana coroia.
SUPPORT Of our Gertan fellow citizens Of
of the Tunker addn Mennonite pers'iasions
Most fortunately fl them he mad chafge
of the Conscrbtion Bweau at Richmond
after having been shS and supposed 70 De
MORALLY wounded II Gettysburg and rem
dere,l unfit for alive service in the field
n,ha;r o,n,;catiok under the law for ex-
emnti,n from military service. all had to
nass through I'll hands Of General KEN
ner and obtaind his sanction and APPROX
oil During hisjonnection with the office
he then held, ntiess than seven tho"s'ho
men were relieih from military duty, anC
Of these our coEicntious fellow-citizen:
referred to consulted very large part
We have the hlhest authority for stating
that NOT a solify Thinker orr Mennonite
was ever retudl discharge by Genera
Kenper. Thd were thus exempted from
service and lefRt their homes to attend t,
their crops an the interests OF the'f iainl
lies. Now. tliwar is over and our peopl'
have an opportunity to testify their great
fnl appreciaths of this great kindncs
done them biour. brave and gallant. stan'
arb bearer4 khcn the country va
| convulsed 18th war, and when Gen
Kemner conf not have expected ever t
he candidle for their suffrages. VII
this excei,ek class of fellow countrymel
permit a yoe of theirs to remain from tn
polls, now tjat they have an opportunlt
of showing heir gratitude to the man VII
was indeed'a friend to them when We,
needed onep We are very sure the Jun
kers and Mennenites of this great vfl!e.
can never forget this kindness ofour POI
Conservative leader.-Rcgistcr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

House OF DELEGATEs.

s.addsss - ssas IN the HOUSE q Ds'ss.ss'
4rGtniA Legislature spe 80
N. are AUTHORISED to announce Col. J. y. sibert,
aacandidate for seat in the Houae OF Delegates,
4 the Virginia Legislature. July 81 te
I've are authorized to announce Col jacob Hottie
= candidate for seat in the House OF Delegates,
iIrainis LeQislature. July 81 to.
We are authorized to Announce Samuel Hamman
= candidate for the House Of Delegatesi vneania
xsgislature.
We are authorised to announce !. " R. Moore: .s
: candidate for the House Of Delegates. virginia
Legislature.
Ne are authorised to announce Jas. y. snoot as
candidate for the House Of Delegates, Virginia Leg
islature.
" are authorised to announce Col H. 8. &. Albert
q candidate to represent the county OF
in the next House OF Delegates, virgins
COUNTY TREASURER.
NE are authorized to announce Cyrus Spengler 81
= candidate for the Office of County treasurer
,.nnonnc. ov,.,f as candidate for the once Of
County treasurer. st the ensuing election, and 4
elected, premise faithful discharge q guy an
person.
"a ~. authorized to announce Lemuel p. Rinker,
"a candidate for the Office of County treasurer.
Va A.. authorized to announce Major J. y. Gol!aday
=. csndidate for reelection to the Once of county
Tressurer. II elected, he promises faithful dis
charge Of the duties Of the once.
We ara authorized to announce Obed Funk, ~
. candidate for the once Of County Treasurer.
We arc authorized to announce George "; hoon.z'
"a : candidate for the Once OF county Aressu1
I, elected he will faithfully discharge the ousaes VI
his once,
Ang. IA to. -----~7
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE Poor
., tn, ,z to announce Joshua K4:stump as
did.tn for the once Of SuIerint eadent OF the
pesf II ected he promises faithful discharge Of
tbs duties Of the Office. 9cP'
we are authorized to announce Jacob OFT ss can
a,d.ta Tor Reelection to the office OF the Super1n
-tendent of the Poor.
We are authorized to announce f. p. ohnse NJ p a.
SiS.te forthe Office OF Superintendent ot !ne ~
h Il elected promises to discharge the dpues VI 'ne
ONCE faithfully.
County SURVEYOR.
We are authorized to announce Wm'
r. candidate for County Surveyor.
SHERIFF. 4
We ara authorized to announce Ezra npise. -. =;
Candidate for the Office Of sheriff ne proHlses 1
fnI di.chsrge Of his dutie II elected.
wa ~. authorized to announce David +. epiKer
..na;d.te for Sheriff Of Shenandoah Oounsy. II
CoMMoNwEALTH's ATToaE \.
We ara authorized to announce Col D. p; ., NJ
"a : candidate for the Office Of Common"9A"n
torney - = | !.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
Death Of an Augusta Minister.

Rev. Frank Bowman, former Pastor p
the Presbyterian Old Stone Church y
Augusta. County, died Of yellow fever y
week in Memphis. He was about 80 yed
of age,a graduate of the University OF VI
and was brother of Rev,~J. Kice Boy
man of Harrisonburs. He leaves vii
whom he married in Charlottesville. an
several children. He died at his post Lii
a true Christian soldier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

n T. F. Danridge, a hw studt Fat the
Wilmington and Lee University, Wis dan
, lgeJusly stabbed on Saturday piht last
VA young man named Faulkneifbm Mis-
gfssippi.. The Information eam@ by tele-
gram. and no particulars were aen. Mr..
Danridge is young gentlemanf lovely
character and 4 favorite of all No know
him, and We sincerely hope Id wound
may not prose fatal. His brothelMr. E.
r. Danridge. started for LexiAton on
Sunday. Ifimcheite. Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
The r. 20. R.R. have cree

The B. & O. r. X. have erected I
water tank near the railroad bridge at sd
inburg. Water issupplied by means
stationery engine which pumps waterPr
the creek into The tank. Heretofore, h
water had been supplied by ram thrqgl
a lead pipe, 1-2 inches in diameter. III
new arrangement will pump $50 gain
of water per minute into the tank, filliE
in one hour.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
Sale Of Real Estate.

G. Rice Soda farm several Ays ago,
to j. II. Zirk!e, lying at. the River Bridge,
near New Market. and containing 100
acres, for $seeo; one half cash in hand and
the other half in four equal annual pay
ments. Tit does not look much as if the
price of land has deprecated in this sec
ton. We Welcome our old friend Zirkle
and his family back again 70: theirlold
fEefghb orhood, and wish them sncce$ =
SheN. L:nlJcg.s>>ts
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DIED.
r.

IN wax.sn county, on the 22d ult., Mr.. o. Mn.,
N the 10th year OF his age. He was worthy citizen
On ne 22pd Of september, At his: residence near
Snavet SPRING, John Heimmelwright aged Is years
~, onsas ana a days. Mr.. b. consistent mem,
per o. the Evan. Lutheran Church for msny years
on Thursday, 25th Of September, 1879, at the r..-
usnce OF nsr son IN Winchester, Mrs. sarah Baker rs
hct Of the late Samuel Baker, in her rs year. =
WI VI sept 2Sth 1873 near Lost River Hardy County,
y. ~ "a. William Halterman; aged about so yesss
man. ~ ossoenieu sohsAe-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

The Lime srreadsr.
We. learn from the Maryland Westnst''-
tsters Aduocate of October 18th, that the
Thornburg 8 McGinnis Lime Spreader
was awarqeh Ia diploma Of merit for its
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and simplicity at the
Carroll county Fair. -.
At. the state Fair near Baltimore, we see
FROM the Fhssttc ofihe 18th, inst, that il
received Tie first premium. We are. glad
to see that everyi where the Spreader is
Introduced Its merits are recognized. We
are proud acclaim it is~a Shenandoah In
yention, fer we believe it will gain
national reputation. Messrs.s Thornburi
& McGinnis have our best wishes for sue
cess in this new enterprise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
Serious Accident.

William Kiblinger, a son Of Mr.. Fr4cis
Kiblinger living near Marksville, in his
county, fell from tree in which he Eas
gathering apples, one day last week, snd
broke both arms. One of which wa SC
severely manglcd that the bones protr4ed
out from the flesh. Surgical aid was In.
dered by Drs. VIM. H. Miller & Tp
Kinzey.--Pdge Courier.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

The Valley Convocatisn OF the Prot'
Episcopal church, recently in sesslo = at
Berryville, adjourned to meet in liar rison-
burg next April
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
Withdrawal.

Mr.. A. 6 Wake horizesus to with
draw his name fro1the lists Of can
didates fUr~ seat in next House Of
Delegates. Hoping 7 the people may
be able to select iromk number Of gentle
men, now offering II services. repre-
sentatives worthy Of trust and con
fidence, he Representatives..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

chursh Discipline. ..,ea,
Rev. DR.. ROszell has req !.
his audience that serviq. 49,,
the Methodistchurch at ,'o. :.
On Sabbath morning, u $500. !. :.
the evening Last Sal = = :. -. 10. $3.50
the sexton to close l1 Th :. : :. .;.,s
after the hours ind teu - : -
and will be SUSTAIN py u.s o"s sn wnV
has proper respy Tor y . a - aoa.
Men will make tcrlncs IN e. ara,,rt w.
- - :. 800, every. der kind Of meet
Il, 49, = 1bious. Tlt feel at liberty
to 20 there any hour gardless o. an
noyance ythe preachefr MS hea,ers SIN
cident toistamping inPe cnurch al.er
sa~s,.a. have commend. We hope the
rule established will bfdnereu 70 anu
perpetnated, not only the Metnoois.'
but every church in sfnton. II Is nol
the church that is benz ted by any man
presence. 1t is the pdon himself VINO is
under obligation for privilege OF near
ing the gospel preach and if ne cannon
respect the service ought to oe maze 70
stay away. Vindtc4
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
,ha vet.rs Of Shenandoah Count

TT avo olactad Sunt. Of the Poor. Mrs.
Charlotte Keller the present stewart VIII
.t ,;nad Jacob Ott.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

Registration closes October 2tth. he
.ry wb,te virginian see that his nd me ii
on the Registration book bysthat time
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

Rev. Mr.. Richey will preach lnae
Methodist church in this place on sIy
next Get. 10th at IL q. m. ana
March at I p. m. Rev. Mr.. Ma -
nreach at Mt. Olive, same day. at -
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july 3-3lno
Z toMMISSIONEX.S OFFICE, .

+ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" WooDsrocK, Sept. %, 1878.
Rebeccn Conner by her meat friend DC, us.
George M. Conner, &c, To P'lts. and Def'ts.
and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have tx
ed upon the 24th day of October. 1873, at
my office in Woodstock, to take tie ac-
counts required by a decree in said Qapz8
at May term, 1873, viz LIST, The annual
yalue of the land.each portion respectively.
2nd, How much oftheir portion respective
" Polly Sigler and John j. Conner sold
Is Margss Orndoff and Frank king a
lne amount Of principal and Interest u
your SsMpiain1nt Ht6eeca Conocf'e w
and claims upon NE Ind u 10 a
their respective pr0pe1{ IS
charges and liens Or = Fl
whom due and payable Il
ter deemed p6r(lnenf 81 81
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ioaf.

Lost.
Between Judge Aliens corn field ana
the Presbyterian Parsonage, one gold
locket in the shape of bible, containing a
,ock Of hair. The finder will be literally
rewarded by returning the same to this
office.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
Augusta Comfy.

augusta VVunty.
At the CONSERVATIVE Invention held in
Stanton on Tuesday tlfollowing l,omi-
nations We're 1ade: the Virginia
Legislature, Hop. A. H. Stuart. J.
Marshall Hangd, and lbsolem Koiner;
Commonwealth AAttorA James Bum
gardner; for Tresurer, SAMUEL Paul; for
Sheriff, W. 7. MoFrey. Ihese nominations
are equivalent to pectiI.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
Cancers Cured

Ok. HEBERN CLAFLIN, of the Northwestern Can.
Ger Institute, 1873 Wabash Avenue. Chicago 0"A'
Cancers cured without Knife OF serious
ain IN the shortest time imaginable, and does no,
deplete the patient while treating. cure alwsya
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

Where lid the Republican get Its 1arnlnr
THE Conservative Convention of Page
failed to nominate for the House of Dele
rates. tieing Scveral times; and ow its
every man forhimself in Page, AID all for
Kemper.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
Apology.

Our dear Neuds must excuse us tor not
,sa,,;nv characterization in last weeks
Herald, wswere too busy in opening our
large and ttractive stock that our eusto-
n.ers woti not give us the time to attend
to the mtter' s.uc,owrp
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

,,U,,u Nam cONS'fJTE
LEI Es -. ..---l---..,p NM lcOM-.
$50 sssss THAT III f S0ali
.o q, VOTER REGISTERS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

George ylrwell, Esq. led at lls resi-
dence, "cfter Hall. ne the Wage of
Millwoodin this countybns last Sunday,
having lied Within oneiay Of ling "a
years ofge. He was dnan Of tre worth
and strt integrity; andgreatly 9pected
by all Tho knew him. lie was hescen-
dant gone Of the first sstlers ofle Val
ley, al left to his child9n lareslanded
estat-IFin. Times :.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16

The most Unhappy on in the world
is the Dyspeptic. = Eva hing looks dark
and gloomy; he feels Of sorts. with
himself and seseryboielsc. Life is "a
burden to'him. This all be changed
by taking Peruvian syria protoxide Of
Iron) Cases Of y yel standing have
been cured by it. !,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-10-16
VIRGINIA, TO WIT.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT.
In the Clerks Office ofthe t,;,cnit co,r,
Shenandoah Sept. 29th, 1873.
VIM. d.. Bsrgelt ct als...............,. Complt's.
AGAINST
Edward Balthis, admr, ct ais. D.tv.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to e,t.bI.h Tho
title OF Edward Balthis, now decea aed and
Sarah N. Hartshorn in the real estste A ~
which Leonard Bslthis died, in the town Of
Strasburg, Virginia, aud subject Edward
Baths interest therein to the payment of his
debts. - =
happening BY satisfactory evidence that
,ne oeienaants harrison Sonner and Marga ret
his wife are not inhabitants ofthis Sratc-If Il
9 rdered. That the said defendants do appe<
here within one month after due puplicSf0n
hereof, and do what IL necessary 10 yf6tsct
their interest; that copy Of this rqer oe
published IN some new spaper printeI1n ooo.
and copy posted At the fro5 door q the
Court House Of said county q ne first day Of
the next County Court. -
: ! ! ! ! ! !
Ga. ~ 8 s !. .. q. and Ex-
ofEcio 9, q Al Il s oct. Nv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

dnns IN sns rno,enoe nj the ssid nIa;pt IN establish
me cht "e the Ma defsndant 70 The aid once If eDnv
Cham6ersin or 70 Gust the said paintiG Hererom and
the said pisint Is advised By his counsel learned In the
nce s be duiv sstsbished sccordinr to law II ven
vnt ~ asts Or nrSner 10 Mrrender said ofce ia a
nonTo ceths ssid defendsnt or .a,S ~, 81 s.o yne
rx ~ r. T6sers or Knit ~ ~ Saerc h
Mana bs cogSSSn hereto sou On M otHes
sad pan responsibe for any loss Of the public
u, Th mign IN en ia. t1et ~
aae salu Ptal4yp mereIore praye tnat the SAID de-
py me order ana OF hs Court ne
Or performing any Of the functions duties the ONCE
OF tne Deputy chamberlain Of the city Of New York
Ana IN the meantime and until the further order Of this
ssid ofce nS from rom any rus,on n2 .ne
ing any duties appe raining thereto " 'S''-NA
And that the said pIantif NAV have such other ana
further relief as NAV he 10 eouity and good
cOnscence EDMONIS 4 FfEI.D eO
Atfornev VI for plaintiff
- ~
u. AfriDA'ir W WALTER d. PALAEk.
Cy ana County q Nor York, a. walter B. Palmer,
Deg sworn says that ne has read the foregoing COM
plant and Knows the contents thereof and the same is
wnicn are tnereln sisted 70 De ON information aad BELIEF
10 fnI WALTER b. PALMER
Sworn to before me this 9th day OF January, lS7SW
:" & "os ~. .su,'e. coan" ., NC"
nv.. -. Afr rs. o. cHA1BERiLH PALhkhs
being sworn ~ y ~ ~. s. Of ths
city OF New YORK and County Tre asurer 81 New York
COUNTY and has been such since the 9Th day of January
1872 That pursuant to tho power vested in him BY
statute ana exercscd a. hs informed ana beeyes "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE PRE- COM
PIP ~ MISSIONERS.

The Board OF Fire Commissioners had a long and
protracted meeting yesterday afternoon, lasting
over four hours, during which the subject Of inves
tigatiOn relative to unsafe buildings and dangerous
places Of public resort fully discussed. All the
members conceded the fact that some prompt and
efncient steps should be taken by the Board to
put stop TO the erection OF numerous unsafe
buildings which are constantly being put up
in direct violation OF the law. After con-
siderable debate lit was resolved that
detail De made from each company throughout the
department., practical and experienced builders
and masOns being selected, to make . survey OF
every building In their respective districts, and to
report the same to the Board at an early day;
after which the members Of the Board will make q
personal inspection Of each and every one 80 re-
ported AS unsafe all OF which will be made public,
showing the many buildings that are considered as
mere man-traps and wherein many lives are daily
In Jeopardy. The work win be proceeded with
on Monday next. The Commissioners had also
several trials on hand. among others a dispute
among the members Of Is hook aud ladder 1t
seems as soon as the members got home TO the
truck house an old quarrel was resumed and
fight ensued, which resulted in the interference Of
the police and the arrest Of three OF the members
OF the company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09
RAILROAD OPENING.

The first Through train passed over Mr.. A. T.
Stewards railroad yesterday, which runs from
Hunters Point to Hampstead, L. /. Time tables
were issued on Tuesday, and business was begun
without making the usual excursion. 1t is twenty
miles In length, and the run Is made In fOrty-fve
minutes Six trains run daily, one leaving Hunt
ers Psint late at night, Tor the convenience of
theatre -gOers.. ,sff e,.. t.s.r ..f. ..st f-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09
The Mayors once.

The external arrangements OF the rooms in the
Mayors once have undergone some cnanee. The
partition enclosing the once OF the Chief Clerk,
the newspaper reporters rooms and the private
rooms Of the CLERKS and messenger, has been torn
down, and the entire space thrown open, greatly
Improving the appearance OF the suite Of Ofnces.
light iron railing viii replace the partition, and
1t is Understood that Mayor Havemeyer viii
occupy q desk within the railing during certain
time OF the DAY. 80 that ne will be able to dispose
OF large number OF callers without the intervening
formalitics OF cards and messengers YESTERDAY
the Mayor received q large number Of callers In
Guiding the venerable ThurlOw Weed. F
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

Yesterday was the hfty-seventh anniversary Of
the battle Of New Orleans, which WAS fought on
Yesterday By the noisting OF nags on the dtYerent
public buildings and hotels. This anniversary has
lately fallen into dsuse some what ana there was
victory was one which forever breke the power Of
Great Britain In America several dinners were
given last evening by societies, and number G
balls Qceurrep,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09
INTERNATIONAL PIGEON MATCH.

IRA faine, OF New York, Beats Ward,
the Canadian, By "a to 40.
BUFFALO, Jan. 9, 1873.
The international pigeon shooting match be-
tween Ira y. Paine, OF New York, and James Ward,
OF Toronto, Canada, came on this afternoon near
Groves tavern, In East BuGalo. Part Of the match
was shot during 9 driving snow storm. Paine won
by three birds killing 43 out OF so; Ward shot 40 out
Of 50. The match was for $500 side, and the rise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09
AN OHIO RIVER STEAMER SUNK.

~ - CINCINNATI, Jan. 8, 1879.
The steamer Juniata loaded with 100 tons or
hay, and bound for steubenville. OHIO sunk at
AuIgIA IDo last plQht