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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO. October, 30.
sHAREsl MORNING SALES.
2soo 0phir.57h 56h SIN SO SIX 5sh 80 59h
$50 Gould l. Curry-19 2sh % PIX PIN
1l35 Best l. Belcher-29h 30b3O 80 29A
sos Savage-74 1917 rs "a 74hb30 75b3O
AIS Chollar Potosi-62 81 90 62h OIL, 50
| eos Hale Il Norcross-46 Al Abs 4Sb3O
665 Crown Point-57h 57hb5 IS 57A 57ablO
67k
1856 Yellow Jacket-9s s2h s2Asa % sobso 81
91h
ltS5 Imperial-loh lO4 1O's 1ohboo
400 Empire Mill-9h 90, ~
$40 kentuck-l7h Tx Is 1850 1sb5 IN
40 Con G. II. Quartz
272O Belcher-57 Sc 56k 57b3O 56a 57hb5 81
100 Alphs-l66
900 Confdence-21
1855 Con yirsinia-lO9 lO9h ITO 1903 ITO llOhbaO
1880 Sierra Nevada -sh 81 sk9k
70 Daney-lh
10 Seq Belcher-.l25 1870 1872 1911 l2Os3 1870
1858 overmsn-64A Gan 64hb3O
1855 Justce-36 81 So
$50 Succor-3
I ssS j Laay sTyan-2H ~" ~ 2hb5
$50 oaiedonis-l9 1880 IS u 10 20 10.
100 Globe.-hfsker-4h AZ SAX
S2S baltimore con-9 9absO9 sy
Z10 CAllfOrnia-5Qk
665 Silver EiIl-TL1T ..
1875 Eclipse-77L Snhao
?6O Davto ~ e,'oS cSo =
As Rock IsIsndI III 0o' 90
100 DardanIiee--I7L
$50 NY Con--a al
, aALEs
,v.,,.u encx
% MeAuow = JeI,,
2i2 Esy no T iay InLhao ~
80 30 LureA oonLi@R iAno''
700 80 p pls pon.o, OK,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

STUDIES FOR SUTRo.-Sutro has found
| out, to his cost, that other people can
deliver lectures on the Sutro Tunnel and
on mines and mining" as well as him
self. II he rightly learns the lesson that
Tom Fitch thus offers for his instruction.
| he will find out that the true school to
| acquire sound knowledge of mining,
is not abuse OF his fellow citizens be-
cause they do not wish him to steal their
property; that the lobbies at Washington
are not the proper places to pursue his
studies; that the readiest way to earn the
good opinion Of the press, is not to &c
gadding all over the country and de.
nouncing its members as "hired liars, u
and assuming that he engrosses all the
knowledge, the decency and honesty in
the community. The contemplation and
proper application Of these valuable in
structions will probably render Mr.
Sutro a wiser, more trustworthy, and il
| all respects better man.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30
1ietl.

In Phoebe, October 30, Giuseppe Cortaleze,
native of Milano, Italy, aged SO.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30
REGISTERED VOTERS.

01u10xoo.
Birdsall Geo W
Boyd Geo G
Breakey II II
Brown Alex
Bown Joseph
Bach Louis
Brissacher Sol
Bishop W W
Blair J A
Brooks Curtis
Burnley L A
Bello c Z
Bourne II NJ
Byrne Thomas
Bell Vim
Beaupre Geo
Bassanet Chas
Bell VIM 7
Butler George
Bliler S
Buck j II
Byington Geo
Buddicke W A
Bunyard Vim II
Breen Thomas
Bergstien II
Becker Albert
Baker John
Bell VIM NJ
Brenholts John G
Bennett r "
Bull Leon A
Bullough James
Butler TR
Baker Fred
Bourgton Samuel
Buckdsle Carl W
Barber A
Berry James A
Collins John
Clinton Jas Baker
Croyland John
Clark &c
Clapp r 8
Cohn Jonas
Coschina Jos NJ
Craig John N
Callahan James
Curtis J P
Garlic William
Carter Frank Il
Campbell Thompson
Churchman Ney
1
Crandall v
eolh.nI Adolph
Carver WIN 8
Craffey Patrick
Cartwright John
Crowley John ii
Coyle Patrick
Clancy James
Coffee Michael
Crawford James
Cross James
: Crawley John "
Cooper Henry A
Chesholm John
Gushing Geo r
: Conoles Benturo
! Cohn Michael
4 Cason G
/, Clark James
. Cook R NJ
3 Callame Charles
t Cartelggi Joseph
i. Conner Chss
Costa John F
o Crittenden ID
: Cassidy John II
h. Carr John
n Corbett william
Caldwell John
|, Curtis Dennis
!, Clark + B
Callahan Jas
Castera Chas
l Clute Edwin n
Q Cullen p J
: Chaplin II c
n CLARK John
= Costells W J
u Gaines William
J. Cunningham S
O Campbell James
Caddy John
Clark james M
x Crawford W II
= Campbell John A
a Cox Phineas
Canwith James
: Crowley John
!, Delmue A
d Davis John +
|. Dayton Il p
: Driscoll Michael
l. Daney NJ
d Davis Geo A
- Donoghue Thomas
i, Duff Charles
u" Davis John Il
10 Douglass II W
y Denis Martin
t.. Davis Chas NJ
- Dolman w ii
u Douglass Dan
n Dodds + NJ
ar DaEis George
- Davies Johr
~ Drolette II
e. Dolan Michael
q Day II II
:, Dickman n
III Dugan John
III Dwelle A G
10 Driscoll Daniel
o Deck John
=, Duff J Il
NJ Drolette Louis
e. Dunn Thos
IA Doscher A II
- Dalton Martin
~ Delahanty Michat
- Dwyer Thomas
ic Deal d l.
Donney Denis
Davis LIP
Davis ] j
~ Elias Henry
IN Eisenman j
ic Everhard Domincl
r Ewing + II
:, Eddy Matthew
~ Edwards James
or Emerson G T
4. Everett j
10 Elkins Geo II
% Fulks d A
d Foye Thomas
% Prudential Henry
10 Frazier VIM
% Fem ] b
u French NJ A
J. Frazier James
Finagin George T
va
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

Notice is hereby given that objections In m.
right Of any Of the above named electors to voss
ut the next General Election, to be hslS =
Phoebe Precinct. Lincoln county. State Of M
vsda, on the Sd day Of November, A, D. Isas
will be heard before me, at my Office in Piochs
Of November, A. d. 1874, and all persons vho..
names are enormously entered in said Reeists,
are hereby notified to appear at my ONCE ,nd
have such error corrected.
J.B. VAN HAGEN,
Justice of the Peace and ex-ofiicio Reaist,,
Agent for Phoebe Precinct, Lincoln COUNT
Nevada. oc22-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

FITCH SPEAKs.-A story has been 60
ing the round Of the anti-Sharon press
for some time to the effect that Tom
Fitch came back from Europe with a
speech ready cut and primed, directed
against Sharon. That Sharon heard of
this and bought Fitch of. To obviate
the effect of Fitch's damaging lecture on
the Sutro Tunnel. the Independent. the
Virginia Chronicle, and the rest of the
howlers, kept repeating this Islander.
In reply, Fitch publishes the following
card in the Virginia Enterprise. He has
taken the right course, for though scarce
ly any one believes the anti-Sharon
papers. still some one might be deluded
by their lies, and it is well enough to
give them the benefit of an occasional
exposure:
VIRGINIA CITY, Oct. "a, 1874.
EDITOR ENrERPRIsE-The Chronicle o.
last evening editorially reiterates chars'
! that have at some time received none,
from Mr.. Sharon for "suppressing
, speech had prepared against him. A
even the most baseless fabrication ma.
win beli,f by constant iteration withou
! denial, will you permit me the us
: Of your columns to say, once for all, tina
4 l have never had any such transaction
: with Mr.. Sharon, or any person wha'
. ever, as is described, and that, in fact,
d have ueseI Loa any hnsiness or finanois
,. transactions of any kind with Mr. Share
;, or any person claiming to represent hin
u I have never Suppressed speech" fl
n any money consideration whatever, al
en- the "item' to taat effect, which origi
y. ated in the fertile brain of the Sut
: organ, and which is now editorially
is' iorsed by the Chronicle, is a basele
ne fabrication. THOMAS FITCH.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

The Bust meas Once Of the PIocHE DAILY
RECORD has been removed TO Lynehs briek
orders for work will be attended to by GEO.
T. GoRxAS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30

Wilson 81
Willis MI
Wallace Thomas
Wheeler r
Millett Edward
Williams Williams Stephen lcol,d,
Wright RS
Wallace Frank
Wilcox 40
Mescoatt OK
MISSIONER Chss
Wilson VIM j
Walk JF
Wood &c
Watkins Phineas
Willett PIP
Wahlund CT
Milllams Thomas II
Waters silas
Weaver yinal
Wilson B
Wood John
Young John W
Young Charles
Zadow VIM
Zook A
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

Woodland Horstio
wilkowsky H
Wales James
Williams G
williams Ed s
Wilmarth Z r
Williams Wesley
Wiederhold G
Wilson W R
Wilson william
Wilson John 4
Walsh Andrew
Wescoatt N
Walsh Stephen
Whyland d II
woodward @ d
Williams Elijah
Williams ] G.
wilds d F
Wood J b
Wills Benjamin '
Weed Geo T
Wallace Curtis
Yule John
Young A A
Zaumotte Or
Ziemer J c
Zumalt John
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15
CANON OF RITUAL USIIacEMI

SECTION 1. The elevation of elements in
holy conlN1rrlvl iii such lilahiier us 10 expose
them to the view Of the people as objects to-
wards which their alteration is tO7ne made, III
or after the prayer Of conservation, or In the
act administering, or in carrying them to Oh
from the commandments; boWing crossing.
genuaeNons, prostitution, reverences; bending
c>.yn upon, kissing the Lords table, and kneel-
ins,eAcept as allowed, provided fl, or di-
rcctad 5s@,.bric or canon !; and any gesture.
,josttlre or aee~;,nplying such alteration; and
any ceremony no.. prescribed lis part Of the
order Tor the at1nliistfs ton Of the lord sup
pei. or holy communion !; likewise the use at
any administration Of the holy >nlnlunion OF Il
hymn. prayers collects, eplst}es. gospels.
other than those appointed III the aa-r-sslzeo
formula of the Church. are hereby forbid'>-ss:
Section ?. Ii all matters pertaining to the
public worship o1 the Church, to the orlla-
nlentS arrangeineEstssg stld appointments Of the
holy table, aud iii everything connected with
t1a ritual III the performance OF divine service;
inelul ling the .vestnlents to be used, about
witch there is no specific directions III the book
OF Common PRAYER, or the Offices and ortllnal
thereto appended, in legislation general OF do
cean of the Church, the admon,tion or judg-
nente of the bishop Of any diocese given in
writing, shall be regarded as binding, to be
followed and obeyed by every minister OF tsiat
diocese.
This was referred to the Committee on
Canons. -
Several other resolutions and memorials from
Virginia relating to the same subject were re-
ferred also to the same committee.
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staunton Market, oct. 15.
ropprcrED EVERY WEEK BY p. g. HoeE BROTH
WHOLESALE PRICES.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Oct 8, ls74[Prces
to-day for Beef Cattle ranged follows Best ecves
at SasS ST. generally rated first quality AT ;ase ::
medium to good fair quality at 5Oasi u: oruhary
thin Steers oxen and Cows at 5a$3 81; lnleror au
lowest grades OF Cattle 00a$0 co. general average OF
the market to-day 81 ST. extreme range OF me
75a$5 81 Most OF the sales were from w TO % w
per 100 pounds.
Cows-rhere is a good demand for Milch COWS
which are and higher at 35a5o per mead
Veals selling at 6a7}Se per ID, anu IN Sooo oe'
nand at these figures.
SHEEP AND LAABs.-We quote Sheep at 4a5Hc per
ID gross Stock Sheep GJas3 80 per head Lambs "a
"a % per head, as to quality.
HoGs.-We quote at s5a$l0 % per ID net.
ALExANDR1A CATTLE MARKET, Oct. Beef Cattle
81 CO. extra So Is; Sheep DC asa Lam bs a$4H per
head; Hogs 5Oa$o, per leo bs and Cows and Calves
.5a$50
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARkEr, Oct. s.-sales Of
Cattle at 50a5 &C. Sheep AZ to &c. per h gross Lambs
800 &, s. per head. Hogs from s0oa$a,5o Cows and
Calves l5aS6C.
RICHMOND CATTLE MANKET, Oct. 8.-CaStie, COM
mon to extra sold at Coat 575per cwt gross. Sheep
sold lass gross Hogs at 75oa$37 net and Veas at
5a$l3 per head
BALTIMopl HORSE AND MULE MARKET. -Tha horse
and rule market has been unuSD-.iy dull du-
rjng the past week. The EaAr.et is overstocked
with horses of all claS3es and their owners do not
look for any great change in the prices demand
until next spring. There number Of fine green
and broken mules upon the market, but no demand
for them at present Prices range from 800 to $3.50
pair.
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Loo Il L.

NOTICE TO DzLIsaUENTs.-We repeat the Notice
heretofore given that the accounts due on books
for subscription advertising and Job work. must ne
settled up. We intend TO have it done without 1all
We mean TO see whether men will read newspaper
Tar years and then try and evade paying for IT, and
have advertising and Job work done at oIf expense
solely. We will let this reasonable request stand
until the 1st of January next and after that time
the unsettled accounts will be placed in the hands
of an oflcer for collection. We have no idea OF
working four years for nothing. We intend to col
lest what is due u.s. If there is any way possible te
do ii,
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STAMPING DEPOT.


Embroidery or Braiding, Patterns Stamped
on ehildren's dresses, Cloaks, Ladies WOODEN
or cotton skirts-or Initial Letters on Pillow
cases. ITankerchicfs, &C., quickly aud neatly
executed.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
or no charge for work. FLANNEL Skirts 25cts.
Initial letters, cts. each, or Stamping by TIE
Quantity. at l0c per yard.
Yokes and Bands, linen or cotton, always OH
hand or made to order.
orders from the Country respectfully solis-
Pa Packages, amounting to IS, sent free Of TX
press charges.
Persons arriving on the trains will find my
store on AuGssrA Street leading from the dst
not in the large Stone building. Oh the LET
IP',md s;le doors south from Main street,
Next to Spectator" Office.
Remcmber-for the CASH yo, can get any
o,t;c. ii, the above list at the price named.
na- Call early and secure bargain from
| ocs 15-tf o. = I " ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

LUCKY EscAPE.-On Wednesday the 7th
inst, straw rick on the farm of Or. 3. Sears.
few miles from Staunton, took fire from the
stump OF segar thrown carelessly down by a
little boy. There was adjoining the straw, a
hay stack, and few yards from this was the
barn. The straw stack burnt up entirely, with
no further damage. The dampte's of the
weather was the preventing cause.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

TREATY OF AMITY.-We understand that
the Baltimore &c Ohio Railroad, the Valley
Road, and the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,
have entered into arrangements by Which TIE
companies mentioned are to pro rata 1rel9at
after the l5,il nst. AL freight coming from
the WEES, on The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
destined for Baltimore is TO be carried over the
Valley Road from Stanton, and the 1feiShts
intended for Ricimon i, wh.ch may have e
come from the West by the Baltimore q ONO
and the Valley Roads, are to be pro rata. we
anticipate that this arrangement will operate
against the business men OF Staunton, par
ticularly as it dispenses with all competition al
this point. Maj. n. II. Hotehkss, the eflcieh
and energetic agent of the Chesapeake q ohls
| Railroad, heretofore with head quarters at Bal
| timore. will hereafter make StaHnton his base
OF operations, and extend his, labols into thu
western counties Of Virginia, and West Viz
GINA, as part Of his duties.
OF course we cannot positively say that thu
tariff Of freights will be changed, but the pre-
sumption is they will be, and that hereafte
the bills will be somewhat larger than they
have been for the past year.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

MEETING OF SYNoD.-The Synod OF VIRGIN
ia Presbyterian) will meet in Winchester on
the 2lst inst, at y p. IN.
Delegates passing through this city, in order
to be present at the commencement Will cake
che train on the Y. r. r. which leaves here at
o'clock a. m. Persons visiting the synod can
get tickets at little over half fare for round
trip.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

DR.. William Chapman, it will be seen from
his card, has resumed the practice OF his pro-
fession at his old Office on Main st. The
Doctor is so well known throughout Augusta
and adjoining counties that anything more than
!. reference to his card is supegliuous,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

THE CHARLoTTEsvILLE SHoPs.-The Coua-
Gil OF Charlottesville has appropriated slo'ooo
to help secure the building OF the Midland rail-
road shops there. At meeting OF cltlz7ns
held Thursday night, their action was approved
and. q. 600 loan s'authorized.'' Maj. K. L. Ma
aon. stated that the connecting link between
Orange Court House and Charlottesville Is des-
tined soon to be constructed, and that rolling
mills and furnaces would follow.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

CITY NoTICE.-It will be seen by notice
in this issue. that DR.. Well, the eminent Oc''-
list and Optcian will sojourp in our CITY Tor
few DAYS. DR.. w. has won the most aattering
encomiums from gentleman throughout the
State, as well as elsewhere in this country ano
Europe, and those who would save or improve
their eye-sight should take advantage OF This
opportunity, and call on him.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

ENTHUsIAsTIC.- Gol james Cochran, OF
Culpeper, and formerly Of this county, made Il
speech at u Republican meeting held IN Alex
anaria last week, which was received VITA ell
thusiastc applause. and at its close three cheers
We're 0iYen fur the speaker.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

Msssrs. Elsom & Piper have removed to
sheir new store roons Ia the Piper building on
New St., ana are offering 4 superior stock oil
Dry Goods, Notions &e. lhese sooas VIZ
manufactured and imported expressly io' '.''
firm ana com prise an assortment WITCH io'
elegance, durability and caeapness mas never
baen surpassed in S5aunton. Read their at
YartiSement.
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Wuss3.JNues.

on Tuesday the 18th inst near Greenvllie , by Rev
lanes Murray. ADAM M HAwPE, Esq, ana a. Miss Is
yEILE v Automatically daughter u 1eo.
Argenbright OF this eouH's-
e+t Swat hvRev. G, Il Denny, Henry For
~ ~ a .e M yr Hester s. Moore, all Of Augusta,
Oct 7th, at Harpers Ferry Va. by me Rsy Mr.
,1orris. e. n Shower and Miss Magsle Patterson al
Nv a6o 19ta inst. in this city, by Rev. Pr Manly
Dr J. A. Eultz and Mrs. L. T. Chapman al OF st;nn
ton.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

DED1cArIoN.-The Colored Baptist Churci
was de Heated on last Sabbath, Rev. MI
iIunley OF Charlottesville delivering the dea,
ication sermon. The Church was crowded
and the sermon is said to have been Il most
appropriate and int, esting one,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

Rev. VIM. Pearson, Of South Carolina, for
nlerly of this place, preached in the baptist
church in this city, on last Sabbath night.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

ANNIVERSARY SERMON Rev DIR Manly,
pastor of the Baptist Church Of this city,
preached his first Anniversary Sermon on last
Sabbath morning. In addition to the Sermon
he exhibited some interesting statistics, SHOW
ing the additions and losses that have occurred
to the church during the past year.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

On account OF the ineenlency OF the weather
DR.. Milburn, was unable to lecture on lisl
Thursday. We know that orr citizens will
r.pret this, as maay OF them had promised
themselves a literary treat. Or. Miioai
will preach at the Methodist Church on next
Sabbath morning and night.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

The llandsolaast lot of Dry Goods in the city
can be found at Davis A. Kayser's, No "a Main
st, Read the advertisement and go and eA-
anime for yourselves.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

The new fire bell has soon been called into
requisition. At about half past eleven O'Clock
on the morning of the 18th inst, fire was
discovered in the roof over Campbell's barber
shop OH New St. The bell Immediately toled
out its summons to the fremen, which was
obeyed with promptness and in few minutes
q stream of water was pouring on the smould-
.ering roof and the baildng was soon out OF
danger.
A slight nlishap befell the Hook ana Ladder
company in coming down to the fire. In turn
ing out OF the way Of the fire engine, the wagon
containing the ladders turned over much to
the amusement of the spectators.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

We ara pleased to learn that Mrs. Eliza 4.
Harris, widow of the late DF. G. r. Harris, re-
ported i'll our last issue as dangerously i'll. has
somewhat improved, and although very m"ch
Frustrated by her protracted confinement, Is
regarded as in no immediate danger.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15
MnrEetS.

we note some improvement TINS week III ou, ~.
.,t corn has also advanced. Butter and eggs
pa scarce and bringing high prices Other prodnce
in fair demand. Y,c1.pDcoN
Grocer and Produce Dealer,
AuuuSta Street,,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

Missouri politicians Of both parties are OF the
opinion that the political attitude lateiS assunl-
ed by Senator schurz has effeetualiy disposed
Of what little prospects he had OF icing rec
IpetHI.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

SALE OF HoTEL.-Fhe old American
Hotel, Harrisonburg, which has recently un-
dergone thorough reconstruction, and ar
ranged with view to the accumulation OF a
Arst-class hotel, has been purchased by Major
G. r. Lack. formerly of the Spottswood, Rich
,noud. and more recently the superintendent
Of the Jordan Alum springs, for $4,000. 1t is
the purpose of Mai. Luck to rs-f'lfnish the iio-
tel completely, with new and modern style fur
niture. and to open it for the public by the Isl
of November. The well known reputation Of
The new proprietor, aud the facilities he will
have at command tor conducting good hotel
will insure to the travelling public and the 10
cal custom, House which will meet the de-
mllis il every particular.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-15

L. E. Woodward, a merchant Of Rector
town, Va, last week asked a lady who was i'll
his store to settlea bill she owed him. She
told him that she was not prepared to do SO
that day, and from his subsequent remarks to
her she believed he intended IN illsgif, and
on reaching .home told her brother, b. s..
Spieer, who Immediately repaired to the vii
lage and gaze Woodward a beating, who after
getting out of the clutches OF his assailant
ran and got pistol and shot Spicer, the ball
grazing and wounding lis forehead. Seeing
that he had not killed him he fred again and
this time struck n. i, Malone, and killed him
Woodward made his escape,