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Total No. OF members Of Convention. .l56
On motion, Conv ntion Of the party was
called, TO be held at CARSON CITY On the
TWEN1Y-EIGHTH DAY OF sEPTENBEB,
1874.
On motion, the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted.
Resolved. That we recommend TO the various
Democratic and Liberal County Committees OF
the State of Nevada to appoint primary meet.
ms for the election OF delegates to the state
and County Conventions in sCeoi dance wi h the
above apportioIment.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for both
articles Of consumption here and articles Of pro-
duction to be transported to markets, il actually
| necessary for the well-being and property Of
the State, ard that we favor the passage Of .
law by the next regulating the tariff Of
railroad frefghts and fare on reads In this State
preventing unjust Discrimination thus reducing
the cost Of living for our miners aid laborers,
and keeping the money lmoDpst Us in leeiti-
mate trade instead Of sending it into the vaults
OF railroad companies
Resolved, That we are in favor Of taxing the
properly Of railroad companies the sane a.
other property, and that the properly Of railroad
con panies should be assessed as near its actual
cash value as ether property is now asst ssed
Resolved That all voters who are in favor of
the foregoing resolutions, and opposed to the
administration of u s. Grant, are invited to
participate in the primary elections hereby
called, and to act with the Democratic md Lib.
eral party in the ensuing campsin in Nevada.
]. It. RIoRDEN,
Chairman pro tenn.
n. 8. BoSNIF1RIp, Secretary pro TEN.
jy25-tf
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The injuries sustained by H. P. Clay
pole, the teamster who was kicked by a
mule at Garden Valley station on Tues
day, it is now thought will result fatally.
The injuries are on the head. the heavy
iron shoe of the mule piercing the frontal
bone Of the skull, near the left temple,
driving portion of the same into the
brain. Since the accident the unfortu-
nate man has lain in an unconscious
state, from which the physician thinks
he will not recover. Claypole is we'll
known throughout this section, and has
for some time back been in the employ
Of W. L. Pritchard.-f Eureka SEN
tinel, 9Th.
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COUNTY PHYSICIAN REEcE inforums us
that the case Of smallpox at the pest
house is bad one, the disease having
broken out in a most malignant type.
The patient, John Cassidy, is man OF
strong constitution, and it is thought he
will survive the attack. The other case,
that Of John Pascoe, who was similarly
attacked, and whose life at one time was
despaired of, is now more favorable. He
is now slowly recovering, and his physi-
clan thinks il the present favorable
symptoms continue he will soon recover.
He is afflicted with aphonia, or loss of
voice, caused by the disease, and it will
be some time before he will again fully
recover his power Of speech. Eureka
Sentinel, 9Th.
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E. B. Claypole, the teamster who was
kicked by q mule few days since at
Garden Valley Station, died OF his in
juries last evening, at 5 O'Clock. De-
ceased was a native Of Elizabeth, 10
Davis county, Illinois, and was about 40
years of age. The body OF the unfortun.
ate man was brought into town last
night Eureka Sentinel. 9th.
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

NOTICE is HERLBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN eopartnership heretofore existing between
VIM. z. Glisssn and Alvs G. Bifhop in The butch
ering business, Ii dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due to the firm are to be paid TO and
collected by VIM G. Gliss1n.
Fioehe, July Is, 1874.
VIM. c. GLISsAN,
..- ALVA @. BISHOP,
BY Wm. W. Bishop, attorney in fact.
iv1
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STOCK RANCH.

- A. D. MANOwN HAS IN OUR
HO county, IA miles north Of Pioche, hne
ALL Stock Rsnch. where those desirous OF
rsnching Horses and Cattle will find hne ersss,
water, etc. Great attention is paid to stock on
this ranch, and Mr. Msnown guarantee thas All
stock will be we'll taken care Of, snd that none
Viil stray or be stolen. Give him call, those
havina Horses or Cattle 10 roneh. teJ0-Sm
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NOTICE.

THE CoPAETNERsHIP HEREIoFoRE tx
i listing under the firm name Of j. Levin Co.,
is this day dissolved b, mutual consent, Iii. M.
U. Phillips Withdrawing. Nessfs. Jacob Levin
and lsidor Simon do hereby assume and will
psy all the liabilities OF the late firm Of j. Levin
4 Co., now due or 10 become due, sno are su.
thorized to collect and receipt for all accounts
and notes due to the late firm Of j. Levin Co.
Phoebe, New, July 20. 1874.
J,LEyIN,
NJ G. PHILLIPS.
MR.. IsIDOR SIMON, of fan Francisco, has
his day been admitted partner in the firm OF
j. Levin l. Co.
j. LEVIN L co.
Phoebe, July 20, 1874. jy22.lm
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BROOKLYN Cocx-rarIs. Havana cigars
1ne Price! One Bat, Panacs Saloon.
Lacour street.
BULLION SHrPMEsT.-wells, Fargo &
20. shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to 81, 552.73.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 14th day
Of May, 1874, so many shares Of each par.
Gel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold At public auction, At the Office Of the
California street, San Francisco, California, on
Thursday, the 10th day Of July,
1874, at the hour Of O'Clock p. m. Of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
-''-'' : CHAs. E. ELLIOT, Secretary
Once: Room %. Hayward's Building. ll9 Cal.
ifornia street, San Francisco, California.
.-.-f jy1.td
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DELINQUENT SALES.


Bow cry Consolidated MN and Min.
ing Company.-Locsrion Of principal place OF
Of works, LILY Mining District. lincoln County
Nevada.-Notice There ere delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment no. 81 levied on the 18th day Of
May, 1874, the several amounts Ne. opposite the
names Of the respective shareholder. ~ follows:
No. Of no. Of
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Proceedings of the Lin
coin County Republi-
can Committee.

At A MEETING OF The LINCOLN COUN-
N ty Republican Central Committee, held at
Phoebe. August 8, 1874, the time for holding the
Republican Primaries, the election of Delegates
to the County Convention, was fixed for
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CAUTION.

LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
"A against purchasing claims against the
Highland Consolidated Mining Company, the
payment Of which said claims purport to be
guaranteed by me. The signature Of my name
to the said paper was obtained by force and
fraud, and take this method Of notifying the
public that I will resist the payment 81 the
same. j. N. WILLIAMS.
Phoebe, July 20, 1874. jy20.1m
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SAN FRANCISCO svss.K REPORT

lie
SAN FRANoIsoo. August 10.
sHAREs.l MORNING SALES.
1898 ophir-9O% 2O,s 2Oh 2Ohs3 20s Ok
los Gould h Curry -lS4 IL
ABS Ssvage--67 Sc Sc y b5 56k 57b3 56ks3
265 Chollsr Potosi-52 h2b3O
$50 Hale Norcross--41s30 40h 40k 40hb30
1856 Crown Points
265 Yellow Jacket-72 III
1i05 Imperial-Sb 88A 81 shs5Sk
800 Empire Mill-7ab3 IN 7A7a7k
565 Confdence-l1A II IN
rs Kentuck-13r .a
80 Alphs-llA ....Hr.-
3O5 Beicher-sih SIX s2bs
400 Con Virginis-78A IS 7Sk
800 Sierra Nevsda-3h ..
so Exchequer-6l ..
80 Seq Belcher-7S u.
$50 Overman-33 33b5 sax 32h 32ab5 33blC
32A .......--
1856 JuliA-1I2 a.
IS Justlce-7 ..
80 Csledonis-l5k l5A 15H .a
100 Enthusiastically .
40 6lobe-lA .......
81 Baltimore Conf
SO Utah-3k .s-..
225 Californis-s7s 50 ssAbs 81. SO
10 Dsyton-5A
II Dardanells--l1h
so Senator'S . ~
$50 Tyler-A 60c ..-... .." b.
$50 Woodville-2L .......
50 Kossuth-1 ID ....
$50 Andes-S0c ia
AFTERNOON SALES.
$50 Meadow yailev-6h eh
$40 Raymond Ely-13 IAN ~ lla
10 Eureka Con-llh
20 Pioche-4A ~
400 Page l. Panaca-5Oc
900 American Flst-2& az
100 Washington h Creole-75c
I'M
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NOTICE.
L o s T.,

nN THE 18th DAY OF July, A CERTIrI.
" cate Of Deposit on Wells, Fargo L Co., No
8.557, drawn in favor Of Martin Kochersperger
for $40. All parties are cautioned against ne
gotiating for the same, a. payment has been
stopped, 'fS a3oa jy4i.lm
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Probate Il Office.

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
seventh Judicial District-Colnt, II Lin
coln. State OF Nevada.
deceased.
oroeI 70 STOW cause why Order Ct Sale Ct Real
Estate shCCl, not lie made
appearing to the Judge Of said Court, by the
psu,i1n tLis day presented and filed by Mar
tart Lyneh, the Administrsirx Of the estate Of
John ii. Lynch, deceased, prsyipe for an order
On SAFE OF real estate that In necessary 10 sell the
Nhoie u the ftai estate TO LAY the costs Of adj
h,nistfhtaon and debts due from he .state-
IL is therefore ordered by the Judge OF said
Court, that all persons interested in the estste
OF said deceased spIear before this said District
Sout OF the Seventh Judicial District, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of August. A. u.
1874, at ~ O'Clock IN the forenoon OF said day At
the Court Roo IN Ct said District Court Of The
seventh Judicial District, at the town Of Picche
IN said county OF Lincoln, to show cause why
an order should not be granted 10 the said Ad.
niistratrix 10 sell 50 much Of the real estate Of
said deceased ~ shall be Necessary.
And that copy Of this ortier be published at
least four successive weeks in the Phoebe Daily
heecrd. = newspaper printed AMI published in
Dated July Is. 1874.
n. fUILIR, District Judge.
bisHop sAhIs. Attorneys fer Administrative.
OFFICE OF TIL CsuNTy CIIHK CT THFi
COUNTY On LINCOLN.
4, L. u. Miller. County 1lerk Of the county Of
Lincoln, Stat, OF N.ynda. and ea-of clio CleIl Of
the District Court Of the seventh Judioial Dis
trict, IN and for ssid county, 90 htr,iy certify
the foreroii to be true. full anu con, Cd copy
Of Al order duly made and entered upop tie
Inin utes Of raid District Court
t- Witness. my hand and the seal Of. said
L.s. District Court, this 18th day CT July.
49, A. d. 1874.
P. B EILLIR, Clerk.
BY - NJ. HAsronD. Deputy Clerk. jyis-4w
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FL, :" ARDS.
FURNITURE and BEDDING STORE,
Brick Building, Main st. Phoebe. d
Great Reduction in Prices' 30 psr cent

Great Reduction in Prices, 90 per cent
r. Less than Heretofore.
SPRING MATTRESSES, PuLU. HAIR. MOSS
81 and FEATHERS.
WILL SELL CHEAPER FOR CASH THAN
parties can import them. having an i'm.
nonsa stock that must be sold to make room for
new goods. Parties will do we'll to call and zee
for themselves, and be convinced.
csrnsta- wall Paper, Toilet Sets Picture
Frames. lamp Chandeliers, Paints, Oils. and
Glass. Mixed Paint, ready for use In any guam
NY UpHoLsTERING. sif
Furniture Repaired in Good style. %
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a. WARD. UNDERTAKES.

Metallic Burial Cases ON hand. Special atten'
ton given to shipment Of bodies.
mr31.H.
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utah Northern Railroad.

TyRAINs LEAVE CCRrNNI At 40 ?. NJ;
i leave I0aAn q SO .. m, 70 conAscN WITH
| Gaina fer Ogden saA aAlt Lake. sN1nLu
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STATE CONVENTION.

THE STATE CINTRAL COMMITTEE OF
i the Democratic and LIBERAL Party met at
Virginia, Nevada, On the 18th Of July, STA pur-
suhnt to call. Tie following apporti nment Of
delegates to the State Convention was adopted
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ALL OVER THE CITY.

A concert is to be given at Elm Street
Church tonight, in aid Of the church.
Secure seats early for. Miss Patterson's
reading at McClure's Hall this evening.
At least $500 more was received from
Police Court fines last month than during
the month OF October, 1873.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in
raising the sign-board on Deaderick street
to the height required by law.
A number Of young men in this city have
organized an amateur minstrel troupe
They are in active rehearsal and will soon
give public performance.
The Injunction case, wherein Mr.. Lee
Adams is plaintiff and the Mayor and City
Council defendants, win be decided by
Chancellor Cooper at 10 A. N, to-day.
Mr.. W. T. Linck, the popular proprietor
Of Linck's Hotel, purchased, at the modeE-
ate price of 500, from the well-known
clothiers, s. Powers & Son, the overcoat
which was the object of so much notice at
the Exposition.
The revival meeting at the First Cum
berland Presbyterian Church still continues
with undated interest. There will be
preaching tonight by DIR. Baird on the
subject: "The process, deception and sud
den end of SIM"
While pegging away at the election re-
tuIns last night, the UNION AND AAERI-
CAN editorial room corps were refreshed,
as to the inner man, through the thought
ful kindness of Oliver Nilsson, who sup
piled them with some of "the best" from
his popular Church street resort.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-05
EISAS.

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The question of Great
ing provincial representative body for AL
SAGE and Lorraine is pressing for settle
ment. As solution Of the matter, the EN-
peror William proposes the establishment
of an assembly Of notatles, whose duty
shall be 20 advise the Imperial Government
respecting the interest Of The provinces.
LATER.-An imperial decree, Of Oct. %,
establishes the Representative Assembly Of
Alsace and Lorraine, and fixes its duties
and powers. IL will be composed Of ten
delegates from each District Diet, to be
elected for three years. The Emperor re-
serves the right of fixing the time and place
Of the sittings Ofthe Assembly, which will
be private. The Governor Ofthe Provinces
viii be entitled 20 a hearing in the body.
The Assembly, in expressing It's views 70
tie Imperial tIO.egImen', must also give
the views Of the minority.
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The Late James N. Reed.

Our community was panied to hear o.
the death of this eStimable citizen. on Sun
day morning, at the residence of his mother
in-law, Mrs. Ann Claiborne, OH South Vine
street.
Mr.. Reed was born in Williamson coun-
ty in 1919. In 1850 he came to Nashville
poor man. By industry, economy and
just dealing, be acquired considerable
property. For twenty years be was a re-
speeted member of the firm of Moulton q
Reed. He represented the Third Ward in
the City Council during the Morris admin
istratiOn, and more faithful servant ofthe
people, We can truthfully assert, was never
found. He was unquestionably pure and
just man.
A large cOncourse of friends and rela-
tives attended his funeral on Monday after
noon, when his remains were deposited in
vaHlt in Mount Oliyet Cemetery, with
the impressive ceremony of the knights of
Pythias, of which order he was an esteemed
member.
Nashville, We can truly say, has lost a
worthy citizen, and his bereayed vile a
fond husband. Those who knew him will
greatly mourn his loss.
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THE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
Plan Of Our Prospective Acquisition
Location of the signal Boxes

Plan Of Our Prospective Acquisition
Location Of the Signal Boxes.
Mr.. Gamewell, of Gamewell & Co., the
firm with which the City Council has con-
tracted for the building of the fire alarm
telegraph, is in the city, making arrange
ments to carry out the contract. As he
has been engaged several days in such pre-
liminary work as locating the stations,
routes, etc, a member of our local staff
called on him, yesterday, to ascertain what
plans have been adopted thus far in refer
ence to the system.
The StOckell engine-house on College
street is to be headquarters. The electric
battery will be located there, and produce
currents thence over -four circuits traversing
the city in various directions. Along
these wires at different points will be
placed twenty-nine boxes for giving alarms.
Each box viii be numbered, and when the
alarm is sounded from a given boz, the
bells will strike as many times as
the number belonging to that box,
thereby designating the locality whence the
alarm proceeds. For general alarm there
win be three bills-that on the Public
Square, that of First Presbyterian Church,
and that of the public schoOl-house on Cob
lege Hill. For the convenience of the fire
men and water-wOriZs hands, there will be a
gong at each engine-houSe and at the reser-
yoir. err esd.
The location of the signal boxes have
been determined as follows: Engine house,
corner Market and Church, Workhouse,
Louisville depot, foot of Jefferson street,
corner of High and Monroe, corner of JEFF
fersOn and High, corner of Church and
Cherry, corner of Capitol Avenue and
Cherry, corner of Deaderick and Cherry,
corner Of Union and Summer, corner Of
Cedar and Vine, corner Of Line and
Vine, corner Of MeLemore and
Cedar the Chattanooga depot, corner
of Knowles and Church, corner of Nc
Marry and Knowles, corner of Church and
Vine, corner of Sumner and Broad, corner
of Spruce and Broad, Broad at the tunnel,
corner of Spruce and Fog, corner of Spruce
and South Union, corner of Demonbreun
and Summer, corner of Broad and Sum-
mer, corner of Kirkman and College, cor
ner of Grove Alley and Cherry, Cherry
between Mulberry and Oak, corner of La
Fayette and Marbet, corner of College and
Franklin, cor. of Wharf avenue and KennoD,
corner Of Wharf avenue and Lebanon turn
pike, corner of Lebanon turnpike and
Asylum street, corner of Front and Castle
man, and corner of Market and Broad.
Mr.. Gamewell proposes to begin the con-
structiOn of the telegraph as soon as the
arrangements are perfected.
and the system will be in working order by
the first of January.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Outings patrons made up pot Of
$50 yesterday-just enough to buy a good
horse, at the present prices in this vicinity.
Minnie Brown, the crazy woman, who
was committed to jail Tuesday evening,
was removed TO the county poor-house by
order of Judge Ferris, yesterday.
Wiley Geans, committed to Jail by the
Federal Court on the charge Of illicit dis
tilling, was released on bond yesterday.
Joseph Beasley, colored, was aaraigned
before Justice Everett, yesterday afternoon,
on the charge of stealing silver watch
from j. Greenstein. The defendant was
discharged, the evidence being insufficient
to identify him with the theft.
William Taylor, colored, was arranged
before Justice Everett yesterday on the
charge of illegal voting, and waived an ex-
animation until P. NJ. to-day. 1t is
claimed that Taylor, who is an ex-conyiet,
attempted to sote without having had his
citizenship restored.
Martha Hill, colored, who had given
bond in the sum of $3.50 for her appearance
before Justice Cassetty, at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, to answer the charge of
burglary, failed to comply with her agree
ment, and consequently forfeited her bond.
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Our readers viii bear in mind the public
reading by Miss Jeanie Patterson, to be
given at McClure's Hall this evening, in
aid OF the Robertson Association. The
price of tickets, with reserved seats, is only
fifty cents, and as Miss Patterson has few
supereriors as an elocutionist, and the read
ing is given for benevolent purpose, there
win, no doubt, be large attendance.
Miss Patterson is a native of Mississippi,
and belongs to the first social circles of that
State. With the true heroism of woman
who deyotes herself to those she loves, she
is working for the education and maintains
ance Of a young brother and sister. She is
not more elegant in her readings than in
social intercourse, where she is modest,
retiring woman, but as charming in CONVEX
sation as she is in her entertainments. In
her tours she is accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. Stamford.
great many reserved seats were dis
posed of yesterday. They can be secured
at hcClure's music store.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT.-Ellen Delee, admin
istratrix, VS.. VIM. Delee, ct al; order Of
reference to the clerks
Henry Holt, Jr., vs.. Martha j. Hyde;
resignation as guardian accepted.
l. ID. Walker gave bond and was quail
fed guardian Of Ida NJ. Petro, minor.
j. IL. Jordan gave bond and was quail
fed guardian of Martha j. Hyde.
CRIMINAL COURT.-State VS.. G. w. and
Mel Zachary; continued
state VS.. Thomas Chiffon, larceny;
pending.
State vs.. Nose Brooks, larceny; con-
tinued.
State vs.. c. II. Nichol; mistrial entered.
CHANCERY COURT.-MayOr and City
Council VS.. McManus; confirmation of re-
port.
Newsom, Thoma s. Co. vs. Maria g. Haw-
kins; decree for sale.
Reid vs.. Newman; decree allowing NJ. t.
Saltz to file petition.
Puryear vs.. Puryear; confirmation Of re-
port.
HAYS vs.. Atchison; decree against COM
plainant for costs.
Parrish VS.. Seabury; decree allowing de-
PENDANTS further time to answer.
CIRCUIT COURT. Mrs. NJ. Cartwright
vs.. Mrs. Z. Tynes; jury respited.
Charles Wardman vs.. A. Height & Co.,
L. NJ. Booth vs.. same; appeal to Supreme
Court dismissed.
Twenty cases were cont inued.
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severely stabbed by a Negro lido.

About Z o'clock last evening, on the
corner Of College and ash Streets. South
Nashville, a number of boys were playing
with and teasing half-witted negro. aged
eighteen, named Phil. James Kinley, q
white boy of sixteen, noticing one or two
younger brothers in the crowd, sung out
from the door of his fathers grocery, that
the boys had better stop their play. The
negro Phil, either misunderstanding young
Kinley's motive, or from some suddenfreak
of madness, rushed upon the white boy
drawing knife and stabbing him in the
feshy part of the right thigh, making a
very ugly cash, which bled quite profusely.
The wound is severe, though not danger
GUS. Kinley was resting easily at last &C
counts.
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The safe Burglary.
CINCINNATI.
A Fiery EpidemIc-SS0,OO 900 I'm Green
backs Burned.

A Fiery Epidemic 900 I'm Green
backs Burned.
CINCINNATI, Nov. The residence of
j. II. Barreth, at DenisOn, o., was burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000; uninsured. The
house OF Allen Mouser, at New Holland, o.,
was burned last Thursday, and $4,000 in
greenbacks in his desk were consumed with
IT, At O'Clock this morning, the saw-mill
and lumber adjoining Livesey & Co., in
Newport, KY, were destroyed by FIRE. Loss
10000; insured for 5000.
A Carriage Rolls Down Fifty Feet-A
Lady Fatally Injured.
Yesterday, as the carriage Of J. T. Ha-
zen was coming TO the aty from Clifton,
the horses became frightened at a drove of
hogs and precipitated the vehicle and Occu-
pants down an embankment distance of
fifty feet Mrs Hazen is thought to be
fatally injured. The other occupants es-
capped unhurt.