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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

Of the Urinary Organs. Jaundiee, Of
any Liver Complaint 1t has no equal
It is also a superior Tone,
Restores the Appetite
Strengthens the System.
Restores the Weak and Dcbiiitated.
Causes the Food TO Digest
Removes Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Prevents MalariOus Eevers
Gives tone to your system.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

TINES CHANGES. The Cincinnati En-
quirer recalls bit Of history to show how
'tho whirligig of time brings his revengcs {:
In 1868, tho Mr. Alexander Long, who
then represented the Cincinnati district
made a speech in Congress against the fur
ther prosecution Of the war. It was a dig.
nihcd effort, and reflected personally upon
TO one, but it was an anti-wa speech. -
MIR. Colfax, who was then Speaker Of the
House, was so much outraged at such man
u views that he could not retain his chair.
All aglow with iniensest patriotic feryor he
descended to the floor aud offered a resolu
ton for Nh Longs expulsion. It was
supported by Mr.. Garfield, in an elaborate
speech, and only failed for want of "a two
thirds vote. Ten years have passed and
the time has. como for Coh1 and Gar.
field They have been weighed in the bal.
ance and found wanting condemned by
stpubic opinion it ouly remains that SEN
tencO be passed upon them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

FATAL TEsT.-The Charleston Courier
states that on the 18th inst. EVANS PRICE
and DR.. SAMPLES, both well known resi-
dents of Maiden or its vicinity, Tested"
some whiskey that saloon keeper named
Stone, had lust msnufdo'ured by new re-
coipt which be had obtained The result
was that in a little over three hours from
the tasting of the liquor, Price was dead
mar, aud DR.. Samples was still in bed at
last accounts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

EDHIt is stated that an application has
been fled in tho Executive Chamber for
the pardon of JOSEPH DAVIS, convicted
of the murder of ABRAHAM lynn of Car
roll county. The application is made by his
counsel, Judge VIM p. MAULsBY, upon
che legal ground that the evidence of HAM.
tLToN SnUE was ruled out in his case be-
Iause he was indicted as an accessory to
the murder; and as he has since been ac-
quilted it is claimed that he is n competent
witness in DAVIS favor. As the prisoner
has not been sentenced, the case is not in
condition for Governor Whyts's action
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday
morning last, two well-drossed young men
Of fne aud Intelligent appearance, who
were travelling through the country from
the cast, had occasion 10 cross New river
about fifteen miles above the Falls, and
attempted to DO so in skif which they
procured for the purpose The river at
that time was 80 about il widest stage
from the present freshet, and the parties
not being skilled 10 the handling Of water
crafts launched out into tho treaeherous
and dangerous stream, against the earnest
advice Of several old settlers on the river,
and we're ss a matter of course, wrecked
upon some Of the large rocks or falls with
which that river sbOuBds, and precipiia-
ted into the water, both being drowned
As the craft was broken TO pieces snd
turoed keel upwards, everything that could
establish their identity was lost with them.
IL may be also that tho friends Of
these young men may mover know Of the
sad fate Of their "hopes" but live on IN
tie agony Of feeling that attends an .uncer.
tainty # life or death as to near friends
who have mysteriously disappeared, as will
be doubtless thought and felt with re-
spect 10 ibis deplorable case. Whether
the two parties ~ question 1.-Two north, cast,
south or west, We know not; but a gener-
Gus press wil, az once see that by "passinp
around" the substance of this article. the
sadness Of many a fond hcari may 10 ale
yiateI, AID clue given whereby satifae
tory conclusion may be arrived a. by those
Interested Charleston Courier, FeJ. II.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

TT Mr.. Pomcroy, before the Iuvesi-
eating Committee on Friday last. denied
specifically that he had given money to
any one to influence a vote in his favor,
or that he had authorized such an arrange:
ment in his behalf on the part of others,
and that the money received by Mr.. Yorke
was given him in trust for Mr.. PAGE, to
whom Mr.. Pomeroy had promised loan
of certain sum to aid in the establish
ment of a national bank.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

TIE NEARLY two years ago, after hard
struggle capital punishment was abolished
in Iowa This step the humanitnrians Of
that State felt very confident would mate
rally diminish the death roll from murder.
Such proves not to have been the case
Statistics just published show that ten cold
blooded murderers have been convicted
since the gnllows was ntordicted; and of
shootiDgs, stabbings and beaIings to death
In fits of anger the list is frightfuly long
one, considering the population of Iowa.
Opponents of the halter for destroyers of hr-
man life arc not likely to draw any persua-
slVe arguments from he experience of Iowa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
TAKE N o TICE,

That ] shall proceed between the hours Of
sunrise and sunset Of each day, and mt the times
and places hereinafter named, TO take deposi lion
to be read in sSidsnce in certain suit IN Chan
Gerry Pending in the Circuit Court Of Hampshire
county, V est Virginia, wherein am Plaintiff
and you are Defendants, viz.
Attbe POstOffiee in PalatiDe Marion comfy,
Xest Virginia, on the 9th day OF March Dext
the dispositions Of Sarah $. Tricke and others
AT the Postoffice in Smithiown, Monongalia
county. West Virginia Friday the 2sth day
OF March next, the dispositions of Sarah Sapp
and others-At the PostOffice in Independence,
Taylor county, sYest Virginia, on Saturday, the
10Th day Of March next, the deposi tons Of r. w.
Monroe and others-And at the Clerk Office, 10
the tow of RomDey. in Hampshire county, West
YiIginir On he 2nd day Of April next the depo-
siioos Of sundry witnesses-and X, from any
cause the ssid dispositions, or any Of them,
should sot be begun, OF If begun should not be
completed at the time and place Of which
notice is here given, the taking Of the ssLis will
be continued from day TO day and time to time,
at the same places and between the same hours
till completed.
JOHN w. PHILIPS.
February %, ls73.-tdtd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-A letter from
Washington on the goth instant, says -
"Thcro is not a vestige of the former
man left in Chief Justice CHASE. His
most intimate friends do not recognize him.
From tho handsome, smooth faced, portly
man, no has become tall, heavy, thin
man, with yellow beard his mind is
clear, but his voice is weak and the thin
lips culver from the paralysis. He goes
about the ghost of his former self"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
Notice TO take Dispositions.

ZACHARIAH JOHNSON, James w. Saville,
II Andrew baylor of john, Robert G.. Malcolm,
Newton b Guthrie, Administrator of Edward
ILiGk4s- dec d, Robert White Special Receiy-
er, Lewis A. Stoker, OHesimus George Is
Stoker, Ida VI. Stoker, and Harrison Stoksr,
and any other heir or heirs Of Edward Trickle,
deceased, late OF Hampshire county, Virginia,
and any -othsr person who may be entitled to
share in the estate of said Edward Trickle,
deed, who are Of any such there be- M.
known nAIljss and James Sbeeiz, Guardian
ad litem Of Lewis A, Onesimus, George W. o.,
Ida NJ. and Harrison Slnker.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

so-Cable dispatches received in the
City of New York, on the Goth instant,
state that it is reported that Cafe, in
Smyrna, situated on tho shores of the
Gulf, having been undermined by tides,
was suddenly swallowed up by the waves,
and between one aud two hundred persons,
mostly Greeks, were drowned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

re- In the Circuit Court at Washing
ton, on Wednesday of last week, the ju.
ry rendered verdict Of $4,000 damages
in favor of Governor Bowie and against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for injuries re-
ceived by his famous racing mare Australia,
while being transported over that road.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

r. Preparations for tho forthcoming
Inauguration a, Washington arc being con,
Quoted upon The most cNtFavsgsot scale,
snd the pageant i4 expected 70 be the lar
get and most brilliant ever seen in Wash
oRtou. Tho inauguration committee re-
eeiyed a Communication day or ,w- ago
from q gentleman IN Ithaca, New York
earnestly recommending tina. instead of
grand tall grand prayer meeting should
DC held upon the fourth % Msrch Nota
bad idea.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

EyA bill fixing six per cent as the le.
gal rate Of interest and providing for the
forfeiture of the interest if a greater rate
is charged has passed to it's engrossment
10 the House of Delegates of Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
South 8ranrh 5ntelligeneer.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, FEB. %, 1873.

EE -Four thousand dollars in Bonds,
stolen from Viee-President CoLFAx, in
Washington, few days ago, we're recover.
cd in Baltimore on Tuesday morning last
by the detectives
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

E5 The dry goods fever keeps raging,
and is becoming more intense among the
American people. We noticed some time
ago The extraordinary importai5us for tho
spring trade, and supposed that they would
soon fall Of But it appears now dry goods
arc pouring into the port and market at tho
rate Of Eve millions II dollars a week. IL
seems that our people spend all ihcir sur
plus earnings ia dry goods ss nation VIC
buy more than our produce exports pay
for. Evidently Tho Americans are the most
cKtravagant people ia tho world -Ney
York HcraLI, 16h.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
EEIt is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL

TT IL is cerebo-spinal.meuiugiiis this
time. Cattle 81 fbe North reported afTcc-
ted. Epedomic at the South aud South
west. AE Montgomery, Alabama, there
are fifty deaths a'week from il, and at Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas, IL is far more terrible
and fatal than tic smallpox Persons die
in twenty four hours, and no cures arc re-
ported In The South il is called spotted
fever, but no matter what name II goes by,
IL is certais that at the present time it is
very prevalent and very deadly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

WTEST VIRGINIA, 10 WIT .--A' ruler - /.
w IN The Clerks Office Of 'he CIRCUIT
% ilamPrhire county, en- iso hu' Not'.
February, 1875
j. y. b. Grim, Complainant
rs
Charles G. Bowen and Mary g bs VIZ
ly Mary g Parsons William Par1'
san Parsons. Sarah Louisa fafsors
Yanmeter and Jsmima bic wife efI'
MINIS Parsons, James Parsons 900 it
bis wife, formerly rarbeaa Ptrai
u Psrs0Es io h.8 CVn ..ght ana ~
Robert " Daley. jr Trssfe sam"
strong, Guardian oi N.sy 81 t.4
Stnmp iufsni chfdrso 81 Whhtl
dec d., John Mary Anrie. l.a ~.
WiIlism and Susan BoueD. cH'-P'
Chas O. Bowen end wife SIZE sa
ahd IossDh q paDcAks pe.enianN
U.s. CHAscfaI
The object q ibis OH De- 90 subject
iersst Of the Defendant Charles 60 -.
real esiatc 10 ne Counues Of Hani' 81
Nineral, 10 tho payment OF De 'o.
debt as set forth 10 saId b.l ard 'D
this suit ,...,.I
AID 60 sppsarisg by return thsi i5s ~
Solomon Vanmetsr and lem "a Y. r.
msrly Jomima Parsons, James Paf'9' ,r
thena bis wife, formerly P1rinent ~. nr
not inhabitants az tais 2iaft. - Pc
che said absent defendants 30 aIpf ~. ..e
one month alter due publication OF
and protect tbrir Interests in tbs s'''
q. "a TAILOk,
Feb. 7, 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

TIE CANAL.-Thosc who will take the
trouble 70 examine The GloJc. and see who
made speeches 10 tho House Of Rcprcsen.
tatIge8 ia favor Of the completion o. the
james River aud Karavha canal, must
be satisfied that tho fa.e Of tha, groat work
Is now fixed 10 viii certainly bo finish
Cd We have uota doubt left upon the
subject. The West has opened her eyes
10 ats Importance. We are almost tempted
to regret that Virginia was go liberal 10
her offer. but, 10. That offer vas like
the grand gltt she made TO the country Of
tho territory now composing so manv of
tho States Of that same West, +. viii bo
lasting memorial Of her muguifccn,
generosity Richmond Djpa,.h.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

B5~A bill is before the Legislature TO o..
pom up all the suits Of trcsplss & damage
by which Certain loyal gentlemen 10 this
State "featherod their nests" out Of the
property Of poor rebels. There will be a
mighty shaking Of loyal dry bones when
this takes place The "milIs Of tho gods
grind slowly but surely. HgunsJmy
.NdtcSm1D
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
Advance Walking Cultivator,
TIE HAwKEYE
BUGGY Pillow,

Said To I've one Of the hest of is class Dos
fail 10 see circulars of each which viii ls ssl'
upOn application Terms easv
JOHN ". NANDl(ER
Burlington, Mineral CSusty, IS. w.
January 81, 1913 If
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

IL Hoo. Walter ID Leako, Of Goocb-
land, Virgins, died on 18th instant,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

INVEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT AT rules hsi
w IN he Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on the first Monday 70
january, 1873.
John NJ MILLER Henry r. Lacey md p'ra
Cloud, survivors 81 DPHiel Miller Is9' p
Miller. Henry H. Lacey & Daniel Clond 40
psrinSr' doing bnsiness under the hAn'
Daniel Miller L Co, complainanis,
as.
Selins " Marshall widow Of Richard 4 N'r
shail Richard Ada % ard Bsuilmi0 Il N'r.
shall, Infant children Of Richtrd a Nsr'h'.
dec d.. +. w. REYNOLDS. Literary S0r'u
Eomnsy, Annie T.. Marshall ~auasi loaff
sheriff Of Hampshire COunty and ss r'.
committee administrator de bonis aoh
Richard s. NaIshall, aSc d and % '-.'
COMMITTEES of David A. Marshall John
OrFm & William =. HOPKINS. late parton
under the name Of Orem, Hopkins 60. i'..
G. aud Isaac r. Brady. Executors OF -ana'
d. Brady, decd Max Friedman, Jlhr
Sherrard and William A KuvkendhI h.'
partners under the name Of EuYksods \
SherraTd J COBlshuu. survivor Of snt p.
Couichan laie partners in business iaf'- 'af
name, Defendants,
TX CHAScERr
The object Of this bin IL TO SCI aside hf o-.
vsyance or certain lands in said blIl 1eoi.ana
and subject the said lands 20 DE gay1sai o' POI
cUmplai1ants debt in the bill mentioned an1 20
costs Of this suit
And IL appearing rem return that Anr.
MARSHALL. one 81 The defendants be q n3n fs'.lH'
~ this State IL Ia ordered that che io af'
here within one month after due pubH.a'
this order and protect her iuterc, thereto '"'
{. NJ. TAYLOR, ccu G.
Feb :, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

VIRGINIA. 70 WIT AT rules hr.i
w IN ne Clerk Office of the Circuit Court
IF liamPsbifs county, on the first Monday 70
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

MAS. JOHN DREW AND COMPANY, Tuts EVENING
This evening, Mrs. John DroT and her com
pany from the Arch st Theatre, give perform
ancs at tho Opera HIuss. An exc silent double
performances is on the bills, and we can Larlly
fail to have a vary d,lishtfIl entertainm 'ut
Mrs Dire v, ohm Dtey, Hsnple All the rest Of
the Company will unite to produce success.
The IT CO ipts from the Hall of the Whining
ton Institute, are quite light. Ihe Opera House
also las not beeu much occupied, during tho
past five months. The Show Business has bean
vsry dull indeed, duiing that time. The Dlrec
tors of the Opera HuuAe have raised the price
for a single theatrical perfOrmaI CO from S75 to
800, Whereat some managers complain.
The Programme will make its first appear
ance or the season, this evening
The Aimse Troupe close their Pniladsphis
engagement tonight, and the Academy on
Monday evening, will be occupied bJ Miss Kel
logg, aud her English Opera Company. Audi
ences for Aimee have been small
Lolita concludes her engagement at tho Wa
nut in Philadelphia, this er5 illt, ani on don
day evening, the beautiful Miss Nelson appears
As Juliet.
-Dalys Company, with charming Fannie Da'
venport, has beel drawing & nd houses at the
Chetuut, in Philadel Jhia.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04
FOURTH EDITION.


THE WATER, woRKs-7THE GOVERNMENT PIER
YOUTHFUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE JAIL,
| &C., &c. -H
Four persons wero brought over from Viii
mington, yesterday morning, and lodged in Jail
to await trial at the November term OF Court, on
1 the charge OF riotous and disordely conduct.
They were all colored.
The schooner Lucy Jones arrived yesterday.
with cargo Of super-phosphate, consigned to
J. Il. Wilson, and will unload, tomorrow. We
have heard good many complaints made by
our citizens of che offensive oder arising from
this source. and il no means can be found by
which the present unbearable stencil may be
avoided, we most earnestly hope that the ship
ment OF phosphate by this means may cease.
The New Castle Water Works Company sue
ceeded, some time sincein negotiating loan, to
considerable amount, and are now engaged in
making extensive improvements in connection
Work on the government pier has been re-
sumed. The crib is now nearly filled with stone
and will be ready for the platform in a short
time.
Two boys, George and Walter Teller, some
time since ran away from their home in George
town, because, it is alleged Of i'll treatment.
To-day telegram was received here to the eff
feet that they were in town and should be stopp-
ed Their capture was effected and they are
both nov safc the larger in the Jail while the
smaller one is in the custody of his father at
the hotel.i
Ex-Sheriff Herbert has bought the bricks of
the old Stockton House and will make use OF
them in the construction Of his new houses on
Cherry street.
Not little excitement was occasioned. last
evening, by the explosion of kerosins lamp in
the shop of Robert Palmer.
There are now confined in our county Jail
seventy-eight prisoners, as follows; For lar
ceny nine assault and battery, three house
breaking, two; rape, one (Smith who was sem
fenced for ten years or until 1879; bur-
glary, three; murder in the second de-
gree (sentenced for life) four; U. s.
prisoners, one; under copias, three-making
total under sentence of thirty-one. The re-
manning forty-seven are ncarcerated for divers
small offences some of them awaiting their tri-
al at the coming fall term OF court Ii. Ii. O.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

-Mesby s going to reside in Richmond
-Barnum sent S100 to suffering Shreveport.
Secretary Belknap has returned to Washing
ton,
George Francis Train lost heavily by the
| financial rupture.
Andrew johnson always speaks of Grant as
the little fellow"
The most popular of the "fall openings
are confined to the oyster trade.
1t is reported that Mr.. John G. Breckinridge
is going to practice law in New York
Mark Twain is at the Langham Hotel, Lon
don, at work on book about the English.
Out in Montana when they start man
down hill in a barrel, they of his appearance in
a new role
Hans Andersen has returned to Denmark
from his stay in Sytzarland, He s very weak
and suffering.
Con. Won Moltke is inspecting the coast OF
Germany with the design of devising system
for its defence.
The funeral of Rear Admiral winslow took
placs yesterday. at Saint James Episcopal
Church, Boston Highlands.
Tho Presid ant is expected t. attend the an
nual reunion of the Army of the Tennessee, i
Toledo, Chic on the 18th inst,
Thomas King Carroll, formerly Governor of
Maryland died at his residence, in Dorchester
county, in that State, yesterday.
The statutes prohibiting gambling are er-
freed in Lexington, Ohio, against juvenile pla,
ers of marbles and pitch and toss.
Mr. ]. NJ Beew, the elocution7t arrived
in New York Wednesday from Eagland via Que
bec fresh for his Fall course of re lilng.
Brigham Young having recuperated hi
strength in the mountains has returned to Salt
Lake, aud is collecting taxes with great vigor.
"A Detroit man has painted his dog red be
cause somebody told him that the new law re-
quired all licensed dogs to be so distinguished
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

DEATH OF PHILIP MCDOWELL Philip Mellow
ell an active business man and prominent citi
zen of Wilmingto /, died at his residence, in Nc
Dowelvile, at 8 O'clock tins morning, after q
sickness of about nine months. In his earlier
years Mr. Mcdowell was very poor man, but
eiville he finally became quite wealthy, and al
tho time of his death was identified with
several vast interests along the Brandy
wine The only public position which he held
was that of councilman, having been elected tC
Council by the Republicans, in 1862, from the
old fifth ward. His life was one OF sobrety and
close attention to business. The funeral viii
take place on wednesday afternoon next, at tive
o'clock. Interment at Wilmington Il Brandy
vino Gem. terry.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

Of mimi" It is not very 'nice" piece from
all accounts, being decidedly on the "Camille"
order, only more so. It is a great pity that the
stage is 30 largely devoted now-a-days to this
style OF art. Barnum has taken many dollar
from the Legitimate" this week. The other
managers don't like Phineas a Bit aud little
wonder. The trouble is that all kinds OF people
go TO Barnums show, and great many doubt
should have been belping along the unfortunate
opera season. INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

A Rix Tim. at nheap Jim's.

o)NFLtor OF AUTHORITY BETWEEN THE eHERIFF
AND ooNsrABLE-LIvELY TIMES ON EAEsT SEQ
oED STREET.
'Cheap Jim,' groceryman on East Second
St., having acted badly and run away, his store
hiss been closed by Constable Truitt for some
time, and yesterday the high sheriff of the
county came up from New Castle and lit down
on the abandoned store, or would have done 80
had not Truitt iuterfered. The locksmith sum-
moned by the sheriff was forced to desist from
opening the door, and posse of about fifteen
citizens was called in to keep the door shut.
But the sheriff went away to hunt up party to
take the door off the hinges which was not done
yesterday owing to the shortness of the day. An
immense crowd viewed the proceedings, far
greater than Cheap jim" ever attracted in his
best day when he sold fourteen cent sugar for
eleven cents. What the sequel of tue matter
will be we not able to say but guess the cred
itors who are push ng things will hardly get
dollar for dollar"
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04
SECOND EDITION.
EXECUTION OF the M0D0CS.
Captain Jack and Three Others
Harged, Yesterday.
Five Hundred Indians Loo'Ing On.


JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, Oct 8.
Accounts of the Modoc execution we're receiv-
ed late this evening Boston Charley and Black
jim were led to the soafrold, first, Schonchin and
Captain Jack following them, Jack looked
wreiched but the others showed brave front.
The order for the execution was read to them
and then the order for the Communication of the
sentence Of Barncho d Sioux was read.
The drop fell at twenty minutes after ten
o'clock. Boston and Schonchin suffered terri
bly, the others died easily.
Five huudred Klamuth Indians witnessed the
execu ion.