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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-06
BY Gruhbs L Williams.
Auctioneers ana Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

Eleventh street between Main and Bsns.
TWO BRICK STORES, WITH DWELL
i ING ABOV-, CDkNrR or FlFrEEATg
AND FIR tNhLlS STREETS. FOf SALE At
AUGTION.-lmmedia tely after the above sale, s,y
at 5h O'Clock 2. 81. We will sell at auction on M
premises the valuable properly above drs ri "a,
now occupied by Mr.. j. Il. Conmell
TERMS Liberal and made known nj sale
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS
al {. G,S,lO&ll kICinne
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By Richardson & Coz
Real Estate Agents aud Aucuoneers,
1113 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i IN MANCHESTER FOR SALE BY ACC-
TiON.-We shall sell by auction. on ihe prepiiss'
on MONDAY the 10th instant: ut O'Clock r. OIL,
Two VALUABLE BUILDING Lots oil Co
wardin avenue, corner McDonough street, In the
town Of Manchester
TERMs: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. negotiable notes 10 be given Tor the
deferred payments. with Interest ADDED, and Sc
cured by 4 Geed Of trus:.
au5 Auctioneers.
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DUBLIC SALE OF CITY. GARBAGE
4 AND STREET STEEPINGs.-The Commit
dayof August. az l2 81, at tho Council Chamber,
receive bids for the CARRIAGE AND STREET
sWEEPIhGS gathered IN the city, 70 be delivered
ut certain points. =,
Fars,ers and truck gardeners having an especial
interest la che matter are requested 10 be present.
rs 1t IL contemplated 10 receive open bios ana let
the contract to The Highest bidder.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, y
Chairman OF joint Committee on Health.
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionec',
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch oi'ce'
STOP PAYING RENT.

HOMES FOR SALE, TO be p.id for IN in"H'"'S
ipstalments. ,,, gan 49,
Have YOU looked into the great Advantage You -
cure by so doing! ,,or,h ic
Havo you NOT already paid house rem! eh"ue" "
buy home! ,., after
Among those who have ALREADY purchased a' Z.
q thorough investigation Of this p!In' are 49, 49,
found ministers. judges, lawyerS, doctof'' "''
chants, and mechanics. ,,o,... II
size and In locations to suit all persons ne''""
home or u profitable Investment. ,u,rroy.-
BRICK HOUSES, ten rooms, mo1erh ''it''
mIntS, 90 per month. ,r,,ye-
BRICK HOUSES, eight rooms, modrrh '"'''''>
msnts, AGO per month. .,o,,,r month.
FRAME HOUSES, mine rooms. efV p nonih
FRAME HOUSES, six rooms. $50 nrF hl ',,nn,h
FRAME HOUSES, three rooms, so pc. nNY and 10
Would he pleased 10 exhibit the proper ;,a,rlng
explsin tie advantages gained, 10 parties
TO purchase. Apply al once. ,,ox ppowS.
% Agent.
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JEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

WOOD. COKE, AND COAL.-I would
w respectfuIlv inform my fIienrs and the pub
lie generally that have taken the yard formerly oc-
cnpicd by Mr. j. K. +. Burroughs, but more recently
very large slIpplv of WOOD and COAL, for cash.
at SUMMER prices. can aft ird 10 sell on rs Sood' II
not better. terms Than can be had IN the CITY.
ANTHRACITE coal, nicely screened ana SOLD
by weight. OrGcrs solicited and promptly TILED:
Offices: Seventh aad Main, aud Broad near first.
iv 15.Im W. j. MCDOWELL.
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rTRUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BRICk TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF SEVENTEENTH STREET OPPOSITE THE
ARCH OF THE FIRST MARkET.-ln rhe exc.
clrion of the provisions Of deed OF trust bearing
date June 8. 1867, from Isaac jacobs and wife to
G.. A. Br0ckmycr, Henry Schumail, and L. Jacobs,
trustees of the German Building Association. NO.
l. and their Successors rs such trustees ana Oh an
other deed of August l6, 1869, 10 John III. BIOS.
chen f. Lohm III, and H Wallerste'n. trustees or
said Association. and their successors rs such trus-
tees, recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court clerk 3
office we, the undersigned, f.. Lehman, John Ii.
Roschen. and William Graescr. the successors rs
trustees Of the original trustees In the BrSt above
named deed-said GraeSer being the successor OF ii.
and B0schen. two Of The original trustees therein
having been hereto required by the Boaro or D!-
rectOrs of sal Association, shall, on SATURDAY
the 9Th day of August. at O'Clock Z. 81, expose
for sale by public auction, on the premises, part of
the REAL ESTATE conveyed oy said decds-to
wit:
All that certain lot of ground on the east side of
Seventeenth street between Main and Franklin
streets, bounded on the north by Walnut alley, with
Il three-story BRICK TENEMENT thereon. now
occupied rs dry goods store by Isaac Van Wort,
subject To 4 perpetual ground reuf Of 02s bushels
lst of december. and Is the same real estate con-
yeyed to said Isaac Jacobs by james N. Taylor,
trustee.
TERMS: Cash for enough to defray the expenses
of sale and pay the German Building Association
No. the sum OF 1924 10, with Interest from the
9th day Of March, 1874; the balance in equal In
saInenIs al eight sixteen, and twenty months,
negotiable notes to DE given for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the day or sale.
il. LOHMAN,
JOHN Il. BOSCHEN.
WILLIAM GRakSEK,
iv 90 Trustees.
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AurrIoNaA
AUCTION 0ALK9-Teas.> -
e~>->-~e~~--~--W9yh
By Moody Q gosat, -,
Heal kstate Asenn and Aue.sor4r.
Once corner Of Seventh ana Hull 80.
Manchester. vs.

1 = ss.-g-fe
COMMISSIONERS SALE m
HUNDRED EDFfF1Y Af,p sa OSE
LIABLE Land LYING IMMEbi wv
THE BUCKINGHAM ROAD. IN ThnrpsLY On
TY OF CHESTERFIELD. ARl,Iyf y. COCE
FROM C0ALFIkLD STATION Ann Mills
FROM MiDLOTHIkH C0ALPIrs. V ySE NILE
DAY, AUGUST nth, At 10 C'SIiCCnn TUE.
THE PkEMlSEs:-By virtue OF 4 De- u. On
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county, err, M he
May term thereof in the snit tbs rein p"staa TO
Steele ct ais. we shall. es commissionsr,s doha
appointed, proceed 10 sell, AT the linz lhefsty
above stated, the very valuable FAnW .S, ea phne
Midlothian township, containing ONE uI. ad Il
AND FIsTY ACRES OF LAND NOR y. DRsD
which John steele, ESQ.,. now resides 70 ets, On
half of this land Is cleared and The b,i,Nnnsat One
ginaf Rrowth-oak and pine-g on frnmsd IN on.
10 very good repair. usual 0utbuildings Re yelling
This Is a very desirable farm. and admit,
Gated, and should engage the attention W. IL
Wishing 10 Ret nice little farm 80 well ,.sasses
TERMS: Une-four1h cash ballnce al siy III
and eighteen months, for negotiable no,. Twelve,
per cent interest from day Of .rle .nS ,n.a'lsz
tanned until the whole purchase mon.v - ~. 10
conveyance ordered by the court. . pad and
WILLIAM AaBEps
u. l.. PULLlAM
|. jy31-sas speclal Commisslon.,,
PoSTPoNEMEsT.
The above sale Is postponed until TuT-psr
August ID, 1874, 10 take place a; the H. pAf
place above mentioned. ""'e ant
WILLIAM AMBtRs
u. T.. PGI.L Liam
MOODY ROYAL, AucffOpeers. ~;
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VERY THRILLING, But Too BRIEF.-In the
calm moonlight, last "Wednesday evening, we
witnessed scene of thrilling interest, such
as awakened feelings We shall not soon for
get. A young and beautiful girl, apparently
OF that age when mothers protecting care
is most needed, was observed slowly cross
ing Cedar street in the direction of the Bots
seau House. There was something pecu-
liarIy attractive in the sweet, sad young face,
for she was beautiful. No daughter Of the
Tyrol was ever more lovely. Her dress
was not such as to indicate 4 follower oil
fashion. though its graceful folds were
arranged with more than ordinary taste.
As She approached the crossing she
appeared discoucerted, as if dieadlng tue
approach OF danger. Her brow was very
fair, yet, notwithstanding her beauty and her
youthfulncss, there was al expression OF
sadness on her fair young face. denoting the
struggle Of the heart within. Suddenly,
from the direction OF Depot street, emerged
a youth, whose age could scarcely have been
eighteen wears. We were all anxiety to
know the cause of this excited and evident.
" unhappy meeting. The beautiful girl
Captain, suppei's ready, says Tom at Qua
door. Dust our luck. We neRer began q
sentimental sketch but something or other
calls US away. Be patient, geutle readers,
we will contiuue the story the first opportu-
nifty. )-Fraaklia (ky) Patriot.
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CHEESE, FISH, BACON. FLOUR, AND
" LIQUORS Fifty boxes prime CHEESE (con-
slant SUPPLY all summer;
200 barrels No. North Carolina CUT HER
RINGS.
60 barrels No. l North Carolina GROSS HER
RINGS;
LOG barrels Nos. /, 9, and MACKEREL. new
rs isOgsheads CLEAR KiB-SIDES, SHOUL-
DERS, andBAMS;
10 fons ROCK SALT constant supply on hand ;
so paek ages USBORNt'S JAVA and RIO PRE-
Pa RED COFFEE, for which We are sole
agents for Virginia;
so boxes CANDLES;
IS barrels DEMERERA MOIASSES;
200 boxes 80. AP, all grades.
Also, sas ars, Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff
Soda, YlOa-, Buckets, Tubs Irvine, Paper, &C.
ALSO,
SO barrels HANGER i CO.'S and W. A. ABB
NEYS PURE AUGUSTAs COUNTY wal
RYE WHISk Ely. for which we are agents.
A full supply of other LIQUORS at wholesale only.
ty 20 RO6 .GRS % MCGANGE.-
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY. very dc. f.s
II srable LOT with FRAMED HOUSE onaA
west side Of Second, between l)uVi ana 'tcI %
streets, fronting 80 feet, aui runnin2 bacA i-'
1ee' '"''' T.. d. EACHo,
au AT No. f0ur,echln su----
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAIL.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiorccr,
l115 Main street, opposite Disputch Office

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, \ SUBJ
II sTANTIAL AND DhSIHh fLE SMAiLAl
BRICK r ESIDE NCE, no: ol0 MOTH
CHINA STREET, BETWr IN PINE AND BtL
VIDERE, IN SlDNkY.-This convenient bri'A
house Is In good order; has a nice dry basement.
with TWO stori s above and contains six room. be-
sides closets: well o! water. stable, aud Ill neces-
sary out houses. The prenisei-23 hy lZo rel 70
mn a,cy-adioius q beautiful nowrr- garden. ard Is
altogether Il most desirable piece Of property.
Parties with limited means desiring home viii dn
well 10 call ut once, as bargain can y. secured.
Apply to d. IhosifsoN bho" "
au 4-6t
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A PRoTEGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES IN
THE DoMlNioS.-A Napanee iCanada) corce-
spondcnt OF the La Crosse iWisl ReDuhlie
says: This morning, in walk, noticed The
quick, wiry, springing step OF an Indian,
who was leading mis- pony as he passed He
was of the old Mohawk tribe, who hold 4
reservation at Mill Point, near this place.
When the Prince of Wales visited this town
he wished to see some wild Indians OF his
realm. Young Orouhyateka was presented
to him. The Prince was pleased. took the
young subject for his proeg, placed him at
oxford for several years, and settled upon
him an annuity for bis maintenance. AL
bert's philan,hrophic experiment triumph
ed. His ward returned, married chiefs
daughter, entered career as merchant, be-
came bankrupt, leaving creditors and part
ners $4,000 behind, and built the most
SNOWY residence in Napanee. He was civil
lied. His card stands here: cdr. Oronhy-
ateka, M. D., Physician, Surgeon and Ac-
coucheur, Dundas street, Napanee, Onta-
RIO"
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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND a
FOR SALE.-Two SMALL STORES, o.
with dwellings above. ON the south slide OF Bt"ai
street, between Iwenty fifth amt IwehN''a'"
streets, for sale privately. App!yto
RICHARDSON & CO.
auaat lll3 Main street
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WOOD AND COAL.

~OALBURG SPLINT COAL
is unrivalled for crate use.
:. II. HALVES, Sole Agent.
a., 90 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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DEPARTURES SE sEEnnE r<,.

EOR NEW YORK The sEF~a
T. Old Dominion Steamship Company's ss,sssAtssass
steamship WYANOkE, Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY, August 7tb, AT 3 O'Clock Z. u.
Freight received until O'Clock Z. NJ.
Through bills OF fading signed, and goods TOT.
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; Storage, *6; round
trip tickets, 800.
For freight or passage apply to
G. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
an 5-3t Companys Wharf, Rockets.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE soclEri

r LIQUID RENNEr for sale D 6s,i pm 'pusslsIs
Ii BROTH KS. Wholesale anu Hss "
corner aboYe Is. Charles hots
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"OUSE FOR SALE.-A desirable q
IL BRICK DWELLING, No. 90i. with II
basement two-st1ries and attic. containing eight
rooms, Kitchen, servants room,' stable anu "lAtf
c9uypnIences In good repair, and Ia. froIaGs on
Inc north side OF Marshall street, between 'lIltr
and shafer Streets for sale privately Al low price
Apply TO RlCHaRt,SoS ~.
1llo SiiH strtet.
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HILADELPHIA, RICH .SSfFa
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA HkEE
TIMES PER WEEK.-Uutil further notice The
steamers OF tif line will lea7e Philadelphia every
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, anc
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
DAY.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi
denc. and Boston, Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp via Red Star auc American steamship lines
and bills Of ladng signed through. Insurance effect
ed at low rates for al parties who de-ire 1t.
Passage TO Philadelpnla, including meals anc
,,atsrorm sS w. T. PORTER, Agent,
Ia 10 No. 2425 Dock street.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-A neat two. "a
ILL story BRICK RESIDENCE with four Il
rooms. kitchen, servants room. and other conir-
nicnces. In good repair. and lot fronting on hr
north side of Clay street. between Third ana Sc
ond streets, for sale privately: APPLY" oo
RICHARDSON & co.
,u1at lll3 Halu street.
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DUPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR
N Reissue OF Richmond city @ per cent Bond
No. l O22, for $4,000, issued 25 h July, 1871, 10
samuel 1unstall, the same being lost.
jy l6-Th4t
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BY Richardson & CO..
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS,
NO, lib Main street.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
IL 3-luw3w,Sth
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iy 90
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19
REPRIEVED.

The %antithetical phase Of human
nature svinced is not the leas, interest
ing feature in the following dispatch.
which We received last evening from
Carson. A crowd Of two thousand
persons had assembled to enjoy the
rare treat of Witnessing the last strug-
giles and dying agony OF All unfortunate
fellow being, and when the news was
announced that he had been granted
An extension of a few days upon his
lease Of life, "~deafening shout after
shout went up from the vast multi
tude' in approval of the postpone
ment of the edifving spectacle, which
they had assembled &c enjoy:
CARSON, Dec. Is.
John Murphy. who killed John K.
McCallum in this city on the 18th OF
May last, was to-day taken out of the
city TO be hanged. Two thousand
men and women assembled 10 witness
the exhibition. While the crowd was
clearing a way for the carriage contain
ing Murphy, to enable it to approach
the scailold, a reprieve was announced.
when shout after shout went up from
the vast multitude. The Governor
granted the reprieve until Thursday
next on the strength ola twenty years
acquaintance of Murphy questionin.
his sanity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19
Not CANDIDATE ron srEAxEs

We have heard from various sources
that there has been q very general ex-
preston in favor of Hon. Thos. Wren.
Of this county, h< Speaker OF the As
sembly by the members elect from
different sections Of the State. There
has been no Aember elected to that
body who is moro competent or who
would more ably and impartially fulfill
the duties OF the position than the gen.
tlemen above named; but he has him
self assured us in the msst positive
terms hat he will not under any cir.
cumstances consent TO serve in tina. ca
pacity; and while it would doubtless
CRAFTY his friends to see him honored
with the position, We are satisfied that
he can render himself more useful to
his immediate constituents, and better
subserve the general interests Of the
State as a member upon the floor than
as presiding officer Of the House. Pos
sessing q fine legal mind, and occupy
ing a leading position at the bar, the
craftsmanship of the Judiciary Com
miilee would afford a better field for
usefulness and be more congenial with
his tastes than any other, and while
his lnodes.y will probably deter him
from making any effort to secure the
position, We are confident it will be ac-
corded him without opposition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-19
TINE CHURCHILL COUNTY HAT.
Ten.

A great deal has been said by both
parties concerning the recent election
in Churchill county. The press, Re-
publican, Democratic and mixed. has
ventilated the subject, each from its
own particular standpoint, but " have
We, to see q fair and impartial state
ment of the facts. which are summed
up as follows: Churchill county, with
its less than ninety voters, has three
members of the Legislature-two As
semblymen and one Senator. Sharon
wanted this delegation and so did Tom
Williams. A majority Of the actual
residents of the county are Democrats.
The Republicans undertook TO doctor
the county, and for that purpose i'm
ported a sufficient quantity of voting
material TO overcome the Democratic
majority. These men colonized
al the Salt Marsh. and spent their
time hunting, playing cards and doing
\ little of everything. except work.
They went there expressly TO vote.
and made no rretense of any other
business. The Democratic County
Commissioners, assisted by the Regis
try Agent, blocked the ann The
Registry Agent resigned before he had
registered the new comers; the Com
missioners reappointed him; he had,
under the statutes. sixty days in which
10 qualify: this carried it beyond the
time prescribed for registration; he
did not qualify within the time. and
the free and independent vo,ers at the
Salt Marsh were disfranchi>ed. These
are the facts. 1t vas diamond cut
diamond, and sharp practice on
both sides. Neither party, perhaps,
violated the letter OF the law. and Ger.
tainly neither acted in accordance with
the spirit of it. 1t has been charged.
and no doubt truthfully, that q coo
nization job was successfully worked
by the Democrats in the same coun-
ty two years ago. We believe, how
ever, in the present case that the cleo
ton resulted in accordance with the
views Of a majority of the actual resi-.
dents of the county, and that any at
tempt to Dust the members elect from
their seats will prove unsuccessful
when all the facts are brought before
the Legislature. That Churchill coun-
ty should be abolished does not admit
of a question, for with her present rep
resentation, disproportionate as it is &c
the number oil inhabitants, the same
.ehicanery will be practiced every year
preceding that Of senatorial election.
Moreover, she has not within her
boundaries facilities for the transaction
OF her own criminal business. and
should a crime be committed, there are
not within the county a sufficient num-
Der Of eligible jurors to find an indict-
ment and try the case. Maintaining a
county organization under such cir
cumstances is absurd. Tier territory
should be annexed to the adjoining
counties and her representation given
to the counties having the smallest
number Of members in proportion to
the voting population, and under
that rule Eureka will be entitled to
two of them.
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NOT ORDAINEp.-The irrepressible
Major Sherman George Francis Train
in miniature, whilom of Austin, the
great North American buster up of
Fourth OF July celebrations and things
generally, has become religious and
wants to preach. He issued bills for
an ordination performance, to come off
in Carson last Sunday; but the congre-
CATION of the church, to which he pro-
posed to expound the gospel, couldn't
see it," w~hereupon the military candi-
date for holy orders waxed wroth and.
the chances are, made a dampbool OF
himself, as usual. The Carson Tribune
Of the 10th instant refers to the matter
as follows: "Major Sherman, who was
advertised to be ordained, on Sunday
last, as pastor Of the New Baptist
Church in this town, was not so Or
dained or set apart. From what we
can learn, the members of the conyre-
CATION did not desire the reverend
Major as their pastor, and report states
that some very unpleasant remarks
were indnlged in by the disappointed
gentleman. We shall probably learn
more in the future, and although we
dislike interfering in clerical matters,
when anything is said derogatory to
IN estiinabls citizen, deem it our duty
As q Journalist to take his OF her part
against strangers.
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rounding water shed for 8, 25O, 900. To-
day a demurrer was put in by defen-
dam. which the Court held was fatal
to plaintiff 5 case. The case must now
SO up.
The opinion of Judge Hoffman,
in the matter on the German bond
holders. to have the California Pacific
Railway thrown into bankruptcy, was
filed to-day. 1t is understood that de-
PENDANTS we're overruled in all the
points except as to the number VI cred
itors and the amount due them. This,
Of course, is fatal TO the petition. but
ten days have been granted to amend.
0 1T q RENo. Dec. Is.
There was a smash-up on the Central
Paciti. to day. Fifteen freight cars are
of the track. Tho brakesman was So
riously injured.
CANYoNvILLE, Oregon, Dec. Is.
The stage going nnrth upset going
down Myrtle creek hill. The driver.
Asher Wall, was killed. None Of the
others were injured.