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INDUCEMENTS. OF THB PRESS.
The many Thousands cured 81 this estShhi
ment within the last twenty yeGrt, and the TUE
ebons impoEtlnt Surgical Operations pe!io'a's
BY Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporter o.
which Appeared RHGin and again before he p-t-
lie, besides his standing a. RentitnIn Of CA
Aeter and responsibility, Is Eu@e!eri G5IHN
70 the Afaieted.
Skin diseasoSpeedily e1rOd. jiIi'
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Ne. :. Z. 5 Trainer, Of steubenTille,
declines the hoao1 Q! s Democratic nom.
i1su7a 70: Attorney General BY the Ohio
Sis;e Convention to be held in August
NJ. TRAINERS reason is that ITO insure ,
victory" will require 8 personal canvas
of the entire State, and that professionAl
engagements DO not permit him to under
axe Our guess is that Mr.. TRAINER
s.uao: see enough prospect Of success 10
warrant so much labor. In other words,
lie don't think the game worth the candle,
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For the Intelligence.
The Internal Revenue Law Ind It.
Administration. 90 q
BY-A. sANPoRD.-Ho. g.


SPECIAL TAxEs.-THER VARIETIES &C.
As be'e stated, these taxes are COM
monty csIed United States License or
Government License" They become
due and payable on the first day oil May
10 each year, or, on the first day Of the
month in which the business upon which
they are imposed is commenced, Il COM
nenCed after the month Of May; and pay.
ment must be made from that time TIL
the first OF the following May whether the
business is continued that length Of time
or not Therefore no licenses are Issued
Tor fractional part Of year except in
cases where the business authorized is
commenced subsequent to the. month OF
NAY, as above stated. For example, a
tax OF this kind cannot be received for six
months only unless the business liable
thereto is commenced in the month Of
November, nor Tor one month except
when the business is commenced In the
month Of April. Any reduction made
must be from the first part Of the year.
Nor are these tax receipts (licenses)
transferable from one person or firm 10
a successor, as is the case with most local
and municipal licenses. The only trans
Ter which can be made Of them ia rom
one DldcC to another.
The principal varieties Of these taxes
arc those imposed upon distillers, brew
ers, manufacturers Of tobacco, manufac.
turers Of cigars, dealers in distilled spirits
or wines, dealers in lermented or malt
LIQUORS, dealers in leaf tobacco, and deal
ers in manufactured tobacco, snuff OF CT
vars. The taxes OF this class formerly
levied upon other common occupations,
such as dealers in ordinary merchandise,
as dry goods and groceries, manuhctur-
Crs, physicians, lawyers, &c, were sbol'
ishcd May l, 1871.
DEALERS N MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
The most numerous class Of persons
now liable TO these taxes, or licenses, are
those who deal in manufactured tobacco
in any Of its forms. Prior 10 July lst,
1872, dealers in manufactured tobacco,
snuff or cigars were not required 10 nav
this tax unless their sales OF these articles
amounted TO more than one hundred dol.
lars within the year, from May lst 10 the
Nav lst following, or at that rate. Now,
however, and since July LIST, 1872, every
person or firm who sells these articles TO
any amount is required to pay the tax.
The rate OF the tax is five dollars per
annum. and it is the only tax required
for the S.. Of these articles. The excise
tax formerly levied upon the sales oil
dealers in tobacco is NOT now required, so
that the person who sells one hundred
dollars worth must pay as much as one
whose animal salpa amount 10 ten thou
sand dollars.
As general rule, with regard to
special or license taxes, it is the act oil
sale, and not the act Of purchase, which
creates liability 10 the payment thereof,
but offering or eEp9siHg he article for sale,
in show windows or on shelves in store
or shop, creates liability the same as the
act OF actual sale.
A few additional restrictions imposed
bv the law upon dealers in manufactured
tobacco can be stated more appropriately
in another connection.
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TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE

Who have Injured themselves by certain IN,
dec indulsed In when ALONE, habit ifrSas.ty
learned from evil companions or a. School, TX
edtcts OF which are nightly Ielt even Whea L.ltsp
and II not cured renders marriage imnIo..!ht
And destroys both mind and body, shogid Apply
Immediately.
What pity that young MAJ, the hoyI Ola
country, the darling Of his parents. AhOlA k
matched from all prospects and eojoJnarO o.
| life BY the consequences Of deviSt!nG irOz iAr
path OF nature and indulRirg IL Certain Ee',,
habit. Such perbOps nust, before Contemplate
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EsPeeiAny, Who have ben sAs vietnso: Sol,
which annually sweeps 70 an nntmeiT gyty,
thouASnde Of Young Men Of the mnli eIhFss
talent and brilliant intellect, who miRhf otsr,.
wise have enhanced listening BenAtes T;;h L.
thunder Of eloquenee, OF ENEed 70 ees,GsJ -
thrilling lyre, may call with nu ooQAde1ne'
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Hos. CALEB CCsETS6's dog sui re.
is-red 70 in our columns yesterday, WAS
decided in his fSva, Frii&y, in the Wash.
inct7r Police C11-t, sd the animal
a-de-c5 10 ae killed. People whose dogs
have { fashion O: barking and bowling
DAY ani night, TO the annoyance Of their
Deicaoo-s, would DO well 10 make note
u u"
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THE pdDcpN shops OF the Baltimore
( Obs R2Gnia6 IN this State are located
ST Ser1Sk, where the company own 90
sc-s o. iAna Shops viii 6e'u1sisGAiBed
ST o;he- points, but the Newark shops
capable o! turning cot at least one new
locomotive complete every month, win be
the general headquarters for repairs, car
manufacture, etc, and with the works in
full operation, not las than ak hundred
men vii be employed.-BGrnEssilE Enter
oFiSg
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D4ESASGIS - 80
ON AND AFTER JUNE 90. 1873,
~ TrAius Wilbur Daily except sundAyJ ~
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for TOung MOH from the IF,
rem Of B1rOEs and Abuses Of carly life. Nan
moved New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books aud circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes, Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 4Bouth Ninth b., PhIlA-
deiphiG, Pa ,-An lnStItation having high repu.
tatIoA E1r hppoFAble conduct and professional
Ok -' Iy1.dAW
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DIED.

DILLON-At % minutes Of o'clock Friday
morning. July Is, 1874 Of NGy1smus, Will
HCPP, infant Eon Of Clarence A. and SAIlie Z
Dillon, aged months and u Gays.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF hIs parents, on Quincy street. above Seventh,
this Saturday morning At 9o'elOek. Friend
OF the family arc respectfully invited TO attend.
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SATrRDAY.JULY IL, Is!a.

EEUJykI.-Tst SgslrrSs ofbsE a tst I'VE
.r.rv-rE hH h,cl 7uDovo4 u 10 lowe tNar,
.lrrt dn1z eEG a fa5ng SuETsSA Cans
see7.. hscvcgI Ek.I Est NEsect q beng ~
aa-Be- YonH psz7 tss EDsy ; WsHs In Tr0Fscsn-l
VII n, hspfy u sct md SC-vs IAoss hiUOes Ent
r4t-HrG
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Tn Cambridge (OhiN T.RA notes The
n-Css1ct a: sevrEE II TIE "heDie. =
family II inst town the Previous SStus'
CAY. We E1t len II d1aS; wheihe: The
Illusion Is to ibe GGCciGa variety, a. ;c
The 0l6-iGshioDe6 bender brought OF
t,y lna free use a! stimIl&niS
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Mothers, Nothers, MOtherg.

Don't fall TO prncure MRS. WINBLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident "a
the period Of teethlng in chIldren- II relieves
the child IRON pain, eurea Wind collie, regulates
the bowels and by giving relief and health 10 the
chill d, gives rest TO the mother. a'
%GRs. WTNsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Por sale By ell dEnRgiSts, Je25-N,WAS
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goS 8 bnsiTS
r 1NDBLEY INsGTTURIsq

This school has been In continuous and sue
ee1sfnl operAtiOn during thepGt ye9, 500 l. ~
w6s before etAted IL thGe columns, lpktIA1en-
CT During tie SIMMER TAeGtion tbe Bqll NJ
will be thoroughly repaired. The IoouOR tceEn.
er Of Piith and Centre Gtreetsl IL quiet Ind
The next term Opens September 10Th. for terms
and other Information apply TO the Principal,
b4 ! 81! JOHN u. RuTGHIsoH.
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-
kEET&rprO swellings, eaked.brtast tealdF,
burns, salt.rheum, ear ache, &C., upon the human
frame, and OF FpratnBS SPAWN, gals, &c, upon
animals in ono year than have all other pretended
remedies aimee the world began. ItiSA counter.
irritAnt, 40 All.heAlIDs pain relieVer. CTippIes
throw away their clutches, the lame walk, poi
sonoua bites Me rendered harmless and the
wounded arc healed without . scar. II Is no
hambug. The recipe IL publIAhed, around each
bottle. 1t is selling a. no article cTer Seore Iold,
and It selIS beeAaSeIt does Just what 1t pretends
70 do. ThoSe who nov suffer from rheumatism,
pain or swelling. deserve TO suffer II they will
not use CentAur Lnimeut More THAI 1850 Ger
tihcAtes Of remarkable cures. including frozen
nmbS, eh1onIc.rheumItism, govt, running tn.
mors, &C., have been received. We will send =
circular containing certificates, the recipe, &C.,
gratis, to any one requesting. One bottle Of It,
the yellow 1sppef Centaar Liniment, Is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or gVeenled
horses and mules, OF for serew.Worm in shseP.
StOekOWnerS-thlS llnInent L. worth your Atten-
-IiOA. EOfAmlly Should b Wttho1t CeptIur Ian
imenL J. B. DosE 4 Co., New York. jJ3V
10 = - - o. II
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FRANNH Co1LEGE follows the name
Of Hon. John A. Bingham with LID.
The BellAire Convention followed It with
L D.-C1mbridQs IiMES.
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p EST AND OLDEST FAMILY
IL HEDICINE.-SENFoKD'BL EVIn INVtqORA.
foR.S=ApptelI Vegetable CdLlGFtte and 7OaIe-
iofDysPep pau, ttpGtiol, DENNY NICK h6Ad.
4GIne, pSiLlonS Attacks, and all derGnRGm6nts Of
for IL rBsOeOTt Or iRitGti01S. RSfS
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's gresC popularity b das y tbs Let, nat it
isth0P UKRSf, CHRARR1R and RnF RAEUl6 Pow.
DIV In the market
myi9' Wheeling, ". VI.
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DUPONT GUNPoWDER AGENCY

- The undar!ignod y The cole ARentfn III,
City for The Sae Of ~ kinds Of PoGdsF n1dS Il
the eelebFAto4 Du Rout Powder hiiIlS' NJ anal
it, Il uneQlhled IN thiB country, q OTideSeSS b
tSsts made BY the United 6tAto6 6oV9nnonf,
He keeps 81 Al time large stock n NSvn.
zine Of Rlaa IN whole, hAlf and QuGIts3 EcSS
Fasting and Mining Powder ali u UotSfff
KoCH. SpoEttnG Powder In CAnigtar1. All =
16ieh VII "a 6old % he trade e low q -
Rme ea1 b hSa IN ne WG1G
he hAg portable AAGAElnoS q digROnt bia1I d
Ghip By RAIl o. Boat1.
NJ. REILLY,
No. IS 4 81, Main BGOgt,
mar WILLING, ". VA.
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X EEP 1T IN YOUR HOUSE o .
4A .sn-. FIgtt.t
kraft's DiarrheR COMPOUND

A SAFE, Sure and SptEdv Cure Tor DiArrhea,
DysenteIy, Cholera HoIb1s, summer Complliht,
&C. This medicine 10 used and endorsed By 4
Siion ever intTodnsSd No CnRT' No PAY
NCCABR, KRAFT I CO, Prophetorg,
je0. y ~. Wheeling, VI. Va
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BE1LAIRE claims 70 have Just five caSes
o. varioIOid, and no unsdulerated small
poX.
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T IsF oF-LEFTERs REMAINING
IL unclaimed IN the Post 0Giee d Wheeling
Saturday morning, July 10, 1873. =
To obtain any Of the following, the applicant
will please call ioC Advertised letter., giving the
hafn Of ihIa llai
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Tfekets "a al principal pdlntGi1 tba. East and
Wet can Be procured a the Union Ticket 01lce,
IN iLar0 House, and a the station q Bidder
iris aenerAi PnsSenror md r1eket 1Sept.
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PENN,A FRNALE COLLRGE,

PITTSBURGH, Pa.
To be opened Wednesday, Sept l7th. Supplied
With experienced and competent Prof ssorS and
Instructor. fr
ZION. DeHees conferred upon completion oil
couIse. Partial eourSS Students received. Con.
sanity charging equipments. Buildings nm
surpassed for location, beauty and coml0Lt. RoE
farther Information apply TO JAMES BLACK.
burRh, Pa, or any OF the following named TINS
tees: Jamts LSuHhItn. KObt. Mcknight j. X.
MoorheGd, Pres't, &C., Hon j P. 5 erretL Rev.
Drs. Howard, Wilson. Brown, Dr.. JAS. KlnH,
Mi VIM. Prev, &C, &C.
hefer also 70 The iolioIinR patIonI: Hon Eben.
NcJunkin. Butler, Pa :: Gen. a. b. MCalmont,
Franklin, Pa: Hon. j. ". Seohsld, Warren. Pa
David MiIlen, XeuiA, O.; Rev. DR.. J. 7. Hntehi'
son, Madison. Ind, &C.. &c. jYl9-eOd
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Kenmore University HIGH School,
ATHEIST c. b. Va

-0 .. ATHEIST L. d Va.
Preparatory 10 The univeF.ity Of Va: 4. A;
Strobe (Gith. NedAlHEt U. HSl, Principal and
InSIruet0E In HAlhGIn1tieS. H O. Brock 3. Lit
U. We. troeently AOs'I Prof. Latin, U. NA), In;
stT1ctOr In Greek. Latin, French, German and
Botany. This Is one OF TIE heading high schools
Of Virginia, and presents many 1dVaEhgee IN
eompAFAble With lhose Of otheF6. StndentS also
received for the Summer. New session begins
Sept. i5th, 1873. Per. Catalogue, address the
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TAGS PRINTED TO ORDER AT
L this OMe0.
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special Notlces.
Centaur LInlmeAt.

There Is NO pain which the
Cent1uF Liniment will not 70
lIeTc, no swelling It will not
subdue, and no lAmeness which
II will not cure. This L. strong
language, but II ls Gpe. Where
the parts ART NOT gone siIS edects
! are marvellous. II has poo6ne4d
more euHes OF rheumatism: leu-
ralRiA, loek.jAW, palsy, epEAl1B,
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DRJOHNSTON

Member OF the R0y1l College OF Surgeons, Los
don, graduate fFOm one Of tho most emlneti
Colleges In the United States, and the create,
81 Inndnn, PArta, Philadelphia, and eltsGheTv
has effected some, of the most Astonishing cue,
ever known. Many troubled With ringing h
the head and eAFS when asleep, great neryoa,
mesa, being alarmed u sudden sounds, basA!sl
mesa, with frequent bluAhlnH, attended kont
times With arrangement Of mind, were euiEt
ibmedlHIelY
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G EORG ETOW N.

INJURED BY A FALL PROM STREET CAR
About O'Clock yesterday evening Mr. Geo w.
NarDeli, OF this city, while stepping from
street car at High street, was thToSn 70 the
pavement by the car starting suddenly without
bis knowledge. He was picked up by Officers
sebastian and Green and carried into the drug
store OF Mr.. Mcleod, where DIR. Kleinsch midi
was called TO attend him. He found his thigh
disiocated and his person considerably bruised.
AFTER bis limb was adjusted he was taken 20 his
well.
GONE TO CHICAGo-Mr. Charles NJ. Mac
Gowan, connected with the Consolidation Coal
company here, hasl left for Chicago TO accept the
agency of the Cuba Coal company, of Illinois
CATTLE MARKET, 10y Means G Co.)-The of
feriDgs OF beef cattle yesterday at the Drovers
Rest were Isl. of which 514 we're sold to butch
ers AZ ~ to SIC. Per pound; 81 were sent TO
baltimore, % sold to farmers, and 1iI LETT ever;
800 muttons were 0ffered-250 were sold to
butchers at to &c. per pound; 80 were sent to
Baltimore. and 100 left over; 20 cows and calves
SOLD from $50 TO SIS per head The market was
dull.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer George II. Stout
Of general merchandise, and the steamer Ex-
press, from Baltimore, with a miscell aneous
cargo. and the steamer T.. q. night cleared for
New York with / 100 bbs. flour.
GRAIN TRADE-The canal boat A. s. Trun-
die has arrived with 400 bushels corn and coo
bushels wheat for II. u. Talbot, and 800 bush
els oats for Hartley & Bro, and the boat w. H.
Billmyer, with 500 bushels wheat and Sc bbls
flour for Joseph G.. and John NJ. Waters. The
sales on Change to-day were 8, 800 bushels red
wheat at 60 to S1.70.
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Condensed Locals.

To-day is All Halloween.
The Carroll Literary Society will tender
reception to Rev. Father Keane at Carroll hall
on Tuesday evening next.
To-day ". T. Baldus, T. \. Tschiefiy aud
X. l.. Eliot filed in the Off OF the Recorder of
Deeds the deed of the Washington Phsrmaeeu-
teal Association.
The large plate mirrors of the Fast Room OF
the White House, and other articles of furnI-
tuIe, were removed to-day to be reouched pre-
paratory to the furnishing of that room for the
winter.
Samuel Duvall, a carpenter, working on the
roof OF a building corner of 10th and II streets.
Yesterday fell a distance of about 10 feet TO the
ground ana broke his arm. DIR. Baldwin at
tended him.
A slight fire took place a. b. Bryan's hotel
and restaurant, Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street, last evening, which was extinzuished by
Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Steele, of the hook and lad
der company.
The pastors OF the various city churches held
a meeting at the paTiOrs OF the Y. NJ. T.. A. yes
ttrday afternoon. to confer upon the subject of
q general collection for the relief of the suffer
ers by the yellow fever in Memphis.
The junior class of the medical department of
the University of Georgetown have elected the
iolloving officers: MyrOn BOardman, president;
Edward \. Butts, vice president; Douglass
Bins, second vice president.
A nan named Thomas L. sweeney was struck
On he head with gun by CO,um bus sampson
last evening, INJECTING very serious wound.
Officers McGreevy aud Barley took the suf-
ferer TO the eighth precinct station, and arrested
Sampson.
The second Sabbath in Move mber has been
observed for a number OF years as a day of spe-
Cial PRAYER for Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons throughout the United States and British
provinces, and a circular by the Young Mems
Christian Association executive committee of
New YORK in relation to its observance has been
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neal Estnte TrnnSfers.

The following transfers of real estate have
beer fled in the Office OF the Recorder OF Deeds
sinCe our last report:
UctcieT ga X. Shepherd TO A. G. Bradley, IN
frust, sub. G, square l6i, IS OOU. W SILVER TO
Carr gan, Iatts and 2, slusre g23, -; b. Men to
zane, 90, S7a4; A Sci " artZ TO Margaret A. Hogan
part II. square s69. -tJ: L. y Woodward trustee
o. james A. McCSuley part L, square 3i5, iyOeO
n Lafta to J. SJeaTns, subs. ?, and S, square 90
and lots u and II, square rs. -; Locky and Seston
70 Mss N A L. Cherry, sub 81, square 800, IS 40;
y. W Hbuptman TO y L. Hau ptn,Hn, PARTS 10 and
u, iuare so, S4,e0, p Lombard to J. Scheuch,
parts q and 10, square ql4, S5S3
October SC. " alter, trustee, 10 G. u. SChAfer,
IeTth hall :, susre 3is part S, square 10 and sub
g, : -uare 2c9, Sl2Nt0, ". D Wise TO IOhn r
I" AlmIa ErOUghtCD, subs. % TO 80, square 333,
500. {. Hsuer, trustee. q A. Gusdor. parts and
4.s..uare 5s8. S2-.ft; A. n Gould 10 Ellen Flynn,
sub, Il. square giS SO
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HAULED Up THREE TIMES BY THE NECK.
About three miles west OF Troy, Kan, there
live two brothers OF the name of Berry. With
one OF them young giIl has resided for some
time, and for what reason We know not, but the
neishbor have suspected that Berry was treat
ing her as a mistress. No demonstrations were
made, however, until it was noised about the
neighborhood that the girl had not been seen.
The people were aroused, SCARF CHI was instituted,
but no clue revealed itself as to the whereabouts
OF the girl. Suspicious of foul play rapidly
gained credence. and all became greatly in
eensed. mob collected, the rope was placed
ABOUT Berry's neck after the most approved
asked If he had anything TO say. He protested
his innocence, but it avaied him nothing. He
was then drawn up by the neck three times
when sense of justice prevailed, and the vic
tim was allowed to depart. The girl has not
been heard from, and the affair still remains
sbrouded In mystery. - Leauenworth Times,
Oct. 26.
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MOE LAW IN INDIANA mob OF disguised
men slAtY strong, attacked party OF seven
deputy sheriffs guarding the Jail at Centre
vile, in Richmond county, Indiana, which
Workmen are tearing down preparatory TO re-
moving IL TO the new county seat. After firing
ahundred shots from small arms without seriouS
results, a siN-pound cannon, loaded with spikes
nalls and scrap-iTOn. was fred at the doors
which being demolished the mob occupied the
sherlh residence IN the front part of this Jail
building, and the deputies surrendered con-
dltlonally. Thirty men occupied the Jail last
night, and another attack by a large party from
cambridge, with cannon, Is expected. Rich
mond is also threatened with attack for the
purpose of taking the county records back to
Centreville. One hundred armed men, with
cannon used by and captured from the mob at
Centrevllle, are here awaiting the sheritfrs
orders. The affair grew out the removal OF the
county seat from Centrevile to Richmond,
which is resisted by the people of the former
place.