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VALUABLE IMPORTATION.

BOsTON, Dec. u, 1852
q Mt emen-My only beet il giving you tins ts-
Eolial 10 to spread valuable Information. Having
b 81 badly stiiCts with salt Rheum, and no whole
sUrfscs Of my skin beng covered with pin pies and
eTuItiOrs, NAM OF which caused me great pain and
snI arCe, A. knowing u 70 b a blood disease,
took many OF the advertised blood preparations,
an ong which was asy quantity Of SaIsspariIa a,
Without cha RiniDg any benefit, until commenced
takiug the VIC ET.NE; and before i had Onnlsted
he d. Il bottle saw that had got the right msdi
eine- Onss qUently / followed With IL until
bad taken seven bottles, when l was pronounced a
well man and my skin Is smooth aud entirely q
om pimPles and eruptiOns. l have never Ell Dyed
60 good health befO-e, and aitribat~ IL al to til
usc OF NFGETlNE. To benefit those afflicted ri,
rheumatism, will make mention also Of the v e.
ErINEs wonderful power Of curing me If this ute
con. plsiut, q which have suffered II intensely
b. Il TUCkkR. Pas. Ag'f, Mich. O. x r.,
90 W ashingto1 street, b Jsion,
THOUSANDS viii bear testimony and do il volun-
tsr1lyJ that We ETINE IL the best medicine com
pound - placed before the pnbIic for renovating
and puritJ Ing the blood, cradle Ating all hlmOT-
Impurities OF poisonous sFcretiOns from the syst
lnsigoraftng ana streu Ethening the sysem dehiti-
tatsd ~ dissSse, in fact y is many have called
81, 1.-The Great Health RestOrer."
TEGETINE rs SOLD BY ALL DRUG GTSTS.
fet15-NA.6u
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TIE FIREIEss Locomotive rOR STREET
CARe.-1he main obstacle % the fntrOd uctton
OF stesm In streets OF q crowded CITY has been
first, the fear OF the explosion Of the boilers and
second, the smoke and noise occasiOned BY the
escape steam being calculated % Tighten
horses. Both Of these objections have been
succe sSfully overcome by Dr. Lamm, and pre-
diet inst year hence the street cars. even in
Bslumore, will be propelled by steam. 4 have
hidden behind the hreless locomotive and wit
messed the charging OF the boilers, aud there
can be no doubt thar II overcOmes al the ohjec-
uens hitherto made 90 use OF steam. SuHiee AZ
70 say that an explosion IL impossible, and there
II no noise rom the escape Of steam, and no
smoke ~ visible a. 10 silently aud smoothly
gides along on the city tracks By this ar
rangement nine OF these dun nice do the work
OF ninety mules, and here IL must be remem-
bered there il only one mule 90 = car Nv the
same calculation, ten dummies would 10 the
work OF hundred snd eighty horses in Ralti-
more. During the epizootic one Of these DUN
mics entered the city, and the cars OF his rOai
were the only ones that were kept I'm motion
each dummy drawing two 5srs.-Ns,c OrIeaas
Letter OC 4. a. p
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Destructive Explosion and Fire I'm
Baltimore.
A MAN FATALLY BURNED.

NAN FAIALLl BLkNkD.
BALTIMORE, February 25.-AbOut O'Clock
this morning still ana cosl oil refinery OF Rob
ert Reed, corner of Eden street and Canton
avenue, exploded with terrific force, the still
being carried several feet in the street. In s
few minutes from the time of the explosion the
entire building was enveloped in flames, and
bic machinery. &C., was totally destroyed.
The burning oil ran down the cutters In the
vicinity Of the fire, and there were several
narrow escapes of pedestrians. Fred. Lsute-
bach, cooper of the refinery was fatually
burned. The coopering establishment of KEN
bell, Schaier & Co., adjoining on Canton ave-
nue., was also burned. The entire loss is esti-
mated at $50 600 to $4,000, which Is mostly
covered by insurance.
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DE G. Il TIVE!
Purifies the Blood.
RENOVATES AND INVIGORiTES
THE THOLE SYSTEM.
Hts Medical Properties are Alternative.
Tonic, solvent and DIoretfe.
rE G. Il TIVE!

NEGET-SE 10 made exclusively fr rm the j1iee o
csr,fUliy s-lected tartS. TOsfS aud hsrJS, ani -
~ Egiy COuceBtratrd thai ~ IN ef-ctua all, s-Aii-
cate m m the sysen every faint q SrSlfLa S,of-
y OHS hE1noTS. TsDoTS, CaHrsrS. CgzcsrOHS FfHaor.
ErsS ptds SAT- tsHH, Sspbtftfic diseases C,lHksT,
fafafHsss n re NgUTdch AL ai.eases In AZ arr
z m impure blood. s fefiod. fss1mHq'ery an
ChroHtr hhsHElH'tsFf, NsEFr'ri1, Corr and Sunni
o., R.aiH's, can Only be ef,ctuslly cured through
the blOrd.
FT C'csrs AMI Eruy,irs DISEASES Of the Sim
PHsfHies. SfDlBiss, BiofcAsS, B0Is, TsffsT, Sail
h-a6. aEd hiHEr0rH, We EIINE has never flilei 10
effect q D rmauent cure.
FOR PatHs tH "a Back, Kidasy Complaints
IT,psy, FsHuais WsskHsSS LsErorrh1G arising r. m
Internal nloerstiDn, and uterine diseases ard sH-
sTaf Dtttit y, NEGKTlVE acts directly upon the
CAUSES 81 these complaints. II invizOratss and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secre
tive organs, ALIAS Inflammation, cures liberation,
power and regulates the bowels
For CgfrrFa. DySpspStd. HdIIfVal COSfIrsasSS,
Pa ptfaftoH a rac HsdTf Hsaf0cAs, Piles Nerr0us-
0d GsHsTai PTJSfTafiOH Of fhs NsYrOES system,
medicine has ever given such perfect
s.the NFGETISE IL puriies the blood, cleansss all
Of The ORGANS. snd Possesses Q controlling power
over the nervous system.
The n markable cures effscted by NEGETTNE have
induced many ply siCisn and apothecaries, hon
ge know, to prescribe and use IL Ia their fami-
1iss.
In fact VEsErINE is the best remedy ret discoy-
cred for the above Diseases and is the snlv reliable
BLoOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
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@wsgner's opera house, at Milwaukee, was

~wsgner's opera house, at Milwaukee. was
burned yesterday.
- That portion of the shosmakers ga,a
delphia. A
~Itis now probable that all the fishermen
on nosf,ne ice In Saginaw bay win reach
81 he great need OF the town OF Yellov
RIVER, Ark, y "about forty women"-nst. let N
DC unc erspood, women Of about forty.
- The liquor dealers call the vomsnS
movement 2 sugar-coated ptu. Psteeeatsd
~Tie Maine house OF Representatives has
refus 10 paa the bin sboasting As deash
WWe get more weather for the sans money,
this season, than st any tine within The memory
OF the oldest inhAbda1t-
~Bsrnef, Vt, proudly boasts OF q young
person named Nelson who has four times speIl-
"a down three school districts
n0Fourtsen fathers in Quincy, IN, have
signed pledge not 20 allow their dkugheers To
take music lemons until they know how 70 make
good bread.
~There 10 q Mrs. Pesie in California Who
owns and manages farm Of 1900 acres. She
goes and does IL. without holding any eonven-
~They have . new Kind OF Qaskers n
kokomo, Ind, Who sing, make responses i'm
meeting and conduct themselves much Ike
~old ladies' Of steady hssits are driven al
nosf mad oy the vainneo Of tryinx 70 wear
cloehing adaptsd 10 the va istions o. the clim1tc
this seeeen.
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ARREST OF A CoUHTKRFEITKR.-w John.
ston was arrested in Yarmouth, ~. s., last
week, and brought TO Halifax Thursday night.
charged with uttering counterfeit nited States
Treasury notes in New Boston, ~. H, during
the month Of December, 1872 Johnston had
been followed 10 the province by the United
States marshal of New Hampshire, and upon
Information furnished By him 70 the provincial
authorities he was arrested. he will be handed
over TO the custody OF the United States mar
shaL The papers for his extradtion are nov in
preparation.
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New York Notes.

THE SCRANTON COAL SALR.
NEW YORK. February 25.-Sixty thousand
tons OF Scranton coal were sold at auction to.
day as follows: Steamboat, $3.50 70 81 55; CRATE
"a 90 TO Sl.55; egg, S472k 10 Si.15; stove, IS
1Ih to $500; chestnut, 81 TO S4.20.
TIE SUIT CF JOHN r. o'sULLIvAN
against Martial O'Roberts, fer $50 900 for ser
vices alleged to have been rendered in connec-
ton with land concessions in Mexico during
Msximiliahs reign, terminated to-day with a
verdict Of SIS 600 for plaintiff.
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INSANITY PROM SHANE AND REMORsK-A
young married man living near Columbus, " is,
returned home a few nights ago, une xpectedly,
and found another young man under suspicious
circumstances. He returned the next morning
and took away his three year-old boy, leaving
the miserable woman TO the fate into which she
had fallen. A day or two afterward the mother
was discovered in an insane condition about one
o. the out-ouildings of Deighbor, with the
shoes Of her child in her hands, searching for
him under the frantic delusiOn that he was
buried somewhere in the snow. She is stlI a
lunatic.
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A FEuD FATAL TO BorH PARTIRs--A ter
rible tragedy o. Cured Friday night at Watson
vile, Santa Cruz county, Gallo mia, resulting
In the instant eeath of N. j. Gnkey and DR.. q.
tween the men, and on that night DIR. Cleve-
land started out, avowing his purpose to kill
Gilkey. The men met, drew pistols, approached
to within two fee Of each other, and fred sim
ultaneously. d.. Cleveland fired twice. ana
fell de ad on his face. Gilkey rstreatod . few
steps, leaned Ga INST tree, and then fell dead
Both men had been drinking hard during the
day.
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RATHER UNREASONABLE INDIGNATION -
The people of Dubuque were indignant because
MT. Hoffman, of that city. took out his wife's
raise teeth before burying her; upon which q
Louisville paper remarks that they are VERY
unreasonable, "because in the world TO which
Mrs Hoffman has gone there may be weeping
that, so far as his wife is concerned, there shall
be NO crashing Of teeth"
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POSTMASTER ARRESTED FOR EMBEzZL r.
MENr.-John w. Cole, postmaster at Pittsyl-
wanna Y. H., Va, was arrested on Tuesday BY
captain John Frey, special agent of the Post
once department, on a charge for the embez
Element OF 81 400. In default to give bail he
was committed 10 Jail to await the action of the
United States court at Danyille.
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y NEW FEATURE FOR RAILROAD TARIFFS.
IL is said to be fact, in support OF which there
are abundant proofs, that the railroad compa-
MICS are actually in the habit of exacting the
sane price for transporting a person weighing
only 100 pounds that they exact for transport
ing over the same distance a person weighing
200 pounds. That this is an ''extortion" seems
TO need no proof. In Wisconsin il is proposed
that the Legislature shall interfere and put a
stop to this mode of eytortion
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A SKELETON WITNEss.-At Lemster Maine
the trial OF James NJ. Lowell tor the murder OF
his wife IN $50 is In progress. In the course of
the trial the skeleton OF the unfortunate victim
was exhibited, which sent a thrill of supersti-
tious terror through the thrOnR of men and
women present The prisoner viewed the skel-
eton witness with Indifference, showing not the
least sign OF remorse, regret or other human
ieeling. q similar case occurred at the trial of
j: w. Davis (recently eXecuted) for the murder
or Abrsm Lynn, which took place AZ HAgers-
town, Md, when the skull of the victim was
produced and exhibited 10 the iury.
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SOMETHING WORTH BoAsrING oP.-R. j
Roberts. OF Decatur, H., claims to have recent
" moved church from sulphur Springs cup
anu dowh NH, through the woods, and across a
creek, TO Mount Zion a distance of four miles
and half, without jarrlng a hymn book or
breaking the plasteringn
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LOVES OLD DRHAM.-A gentleman came to
Wichita, Kansas, last Thursday, from Butler
county, in hot haste, after a couple who ran
away for the purpose of getting married
when he found them the two were no more,
for they had been made one. Their ages re,
spectively were-the groom 80 and the bride 10.
They were taken home and placed under the
care Of their grandchildren
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TAE WORLD OUGHT TO KNOW.

NJ s.. BOsTOS, Nov. 81, 1873.
DEAR SRI have experienced such wonderful
results N ON The use 81 VIZ NE in my fam y that
the whole world ought TO know what q valuable
medicine 10 really is.
In the early part II last spring my wife had a Sc
we're run 81 typhoid fever hicb left her in almost
hopeless condition With C9TOHtc DJaTrhQd. Toe
attending physician could do nothing which would
seem 20 reach her case and pen can describe the
suffering which she endured. At this time / was
prevailed up " ~ Try your VRGEIINE, and after she
bad taken three 80 q Sc she began TO improve and
II ON IT. use kept oD improving until she fully
restored 20 health.
am, dear sir, Very respectfully,
II g. HTGHE5,
j UniOn Place, Boston, Mass.
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A GAMBLEn's FUsERAL.-A singular and
most touching incident occurred the other day
IN connection with the death of Door Gus. CLAW
ton. The Rev. +. J. Gillespie, Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, was called upon to
preach The funeral sermon. Upon following his
guide To where the remains were. Judge of his
surprise 10 ind himself in gambling saloon
surrounded by men of the worfd, gamblers ami
others, whose ears we're all unused TO hear the
voice OF Gods ministers in such a place. The
reverend gentleman was equal 10 the occasion
ana preached discourse that will be long re-
membered by al who had the good fortune 20
wet.-WdcO ELdmiEer.
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The Snow Storm,

IN EkW YORK.
NEw YoIK, February pa heavy northeast
snow stern set in here at a. m.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, February pa driving
snow storm commenced at O'Clock this mOrn-
ing, and CT ntinues without abatement at noon.
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The TERRIBLE TRJCHINA.-A Chicago paper
says that physician of that city has nine pa
uents under treatment suffering from the effects
OF trichlna, supertnduced by eating diseased
pork. Specimen chunks of the pork used by
some OF the patients killed eight dogs in thirty.
SIX hours. One of the hogs from which the dis.
eased pork was taken was round and plump and
weighed 400 pounds, and was, to all appearances
sound and healthy.
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500 PROFIT OFF SCAMP.-A man OF
family IN Coldwater, Michigan, planned an
elOpement with pretty German girl, and gave
ner 500 to buy suitable outfit. At the ap-
pointed time the man took the cars expecting
TO meet the girl at the next station, but she had
her home in Indiana
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TERRIBLE STORY OF BUTCHERIHs IN MEX
IGO.-A terrible affair is reported in the state OF
Vera Cruz. quarrel between the townsmeD
OF Quimixtlan and Huascaleca resulted in a
fight, in which seventeen persons were killed
IL is reported that the Infatuated Huascalecans
afterwards went to Quimixlian and began an
indiscriminate massacre, killing children and
cutting of the breasts OF women. The neigh
boring towns Of Chalcb ecomula has sent a de-
tachment OF militia to the scene to put n stop to
the atrocities. The police have arrested forty
seven bandits implicated in the Kidnapping o.
Senior Salvatierra. A large ransom was de-
manded Tor the prisoner, which not being forth
coming the unfortunate man was murdered.
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DUALIN EXPLOSION AND SIX MKN KILLED.
lie Boston Traveller put fishes an extract from
a PhInix Mine, Lake Superior, letter, stating
mat on the evening Of the l3th inst. an erpio-
SION OF dualin caused the death Of six persons
The killed were Capt. Hoatson, Capt. Johns
Frederick Striker, jos. Marks, JAS. Marks and
VIM. Dunn. Two OF the men leave families
one OF 5, the other of children II is stated
tLat IN the outer room OF Capt. HOatson who
nsd charge OF the miners, was n quantity OF
loose dualin, and IL was the EXPLOSION of THIS
that caused the accident. The last man who
was IN the Office previous 90 the explosion saws
mat two men were at work with the dualir
and that one held candle. Captain HoatsOn
lived till the morning of the 18Th inst. The
others were killed Instantly.
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Inc question "Does water intoxicate?''
ment being based on the fact OF len drunien-
nefs among the Residents when four saloons
we're In full blast than now with none.-CAicooo
Tines.
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Foreign Notes.

THE TICHBoRNK CASE DRAWING TO CLOSE
AT LAST.
LONDON, February 25.-It Is expected tn at
the Ticl borne case will be gwen to the jury on
Saturday next
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Jersey Don't Want any Economy I'm

trenton, n. j.. February PA joint reso-
luton was introduced in the Senate to call on
the New jersey members of Congress to pro-
cure an appropriation of $4,000 from Congress
tor the in provemeut OF navigation on Barnegat
bay and its tributaries.
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THB WISCONSIN STATE GRANGE YESTERDAY
ADOPTED resolution instructing their various
agents TO buy no machinery or agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS except from home manufacturers, aud
pledging themselves TO sustain such action of
agents by purchasing such articles only from
them or from home anufacturers.
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REMARKABLE ESCAPE OF Two CoNvICTs.-
Two coDvicts made a remarkable escape from
the county jail at NOTristOwn, Pa, on the night
OF the 23d: They cut through the flooring of
their cell into a cell below, going through a
tunnel under the found alton OF the building.
coming up in the jail yard. They then scaled
the wall and escaped. Their preparations must
bave been carried on for long period, as the
work must have been very difficult
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HORSE DISEASE IN VIRGINIA. disease re-
tem5nng the epizooty Is affecting the horses in
rreoefick and Shenandoah counties. The
Shenandoah Herald reports that a number of
norses IN the neighborhood Of Woodstock have
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FATAL STREE RIoTs IN KRNTUCKY.-
SWEETS iron works in Newport, kv., stopped
work al the time OF the panic last fan for two
mouths, and then proposed TO resume work a.
reduced wages, the same as paid IN Pittsburg
The workmen refused their terms, except a few
With families, and wor men were brought from
Pusburg, but were threatened by the recu-
sants. Last week, for the safety OF tue new
hands, the steamer Alexander SWEET was taken
up Licking river and converted into a boarding.
mouse, and nye extra policemen stationed around
the works Yesterday afternoon fifteen work
men started for their homes in COvlngtOn under
the escort OF four policemen, and when AZ the
corner OF Elm and Brighton streets, in New
port, they were attacked by mob. One OF the
Workmen fired pistol, shooting and mOrtally
woundIng Frederick Boss, q butcher, and an
Innocent spectator, who was standing al his
own door. The workmen then led TO Coving-
ton in safety. IL was feared a riot would axe
place last night.
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TIE PRAYIsG WOMEN IN IowA.-The ladies
ofDurant, twenty-five miles west Of Ds yenpOrt,
have inaugursted the Ohio temperance move
ment in that state. Thursday evening twelve
ladies, led by Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Lane the
wives Of leading ministers Of the town, went 70
the saloon OF one McErsy, and begged him 10
discontinue the business OF whisky selling They
'ook with them the wives OF two inebriares
carrying babes in their arms, which were held
up before the bsrkeeper, while an earnest
was made TO him.
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A Schooner Sunk.

LEWIS, February 25.-The schooner Julia
Newell, from New Castle, Del, for Hyanuis
lying hire, was run into and sunk at five O'Clock
this morning. The crew were saved.
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DEATH OF JESTKNARIAN IN ATGrsrA
CoUrTH.-About eight O'Clock on last SUNDAY
morning, the 22d inst, the Anniversary on me
birthday of Gen. Washington, that venerable
patriarch, Mr.. Daniel Crist OF this county died
=, ms residence near BarterbroOk, after having
lived 10 the remarkable age of one hundred
years and twenty-five days. He was born in
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on the 3lst dAy OF
January, l.'4, whence he removed 90 this state
soon after he was married. His wife came on
horseback, whilst be walked, carrying has trusty
rIhe. He retained hls health and physical yigor
10 very remarkable degree tili a short time
before his ceath. During the war he Graded a
field Of wheat, and within the past wear visited
bis nelghbors on horseback. IL will be observed
from the date Of his birth, that the decreased
was born nearly two aud ahaif years before the
Declaration Of American Independence. AMI
more than thirteen years before the adoption Of
the Constitution of. the United States. OF the
many old persons In this county he was the
Oldeet.-SfounfOH Ia J. .SDecfofor
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WRESTLING MATCH IN SAN FRANorsco.-A
~Iestung match between Major James nc
the United States, and Michael Whelan, cham
piop Oh California, for 81 900 and the Champion
shIp Oh america, came OFF in q crowded hall in
San rIancisco on the evening Of the 1ith inst
NeLaughlln was an easy winner
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- Recent experiments show that water
tsins e-tenth Of grain Of lead to the gallon.
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Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, February 25-The shoe
mandatory of Cutler Morris, at Warren was
burned last night. Loss, $40 600.
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fx-PRRsIDRNT THEIRS, who. by his histories
perhaps more than any other Frenchman, con.
Tibuted to build mp the power and glory of
Napoieonism In France, and who has been set
DOWN as monarchist, now declares In pub
Ished letter that he believes Q republic to be
the only possible government for France
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MURDER AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA.-On the
list II ST. mt, Geo. Webb, bookkeepei at Lyman's
restaurant, at Jacksonville. Fla, was fatally
S S IN the abdomen by j. N. Jones, of
Gay county. Jones was arrested and Is now
IN JAIL. Webb was q native of Bridgeport, O. n.
ne cticut, and bore a good reputatio1
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THE LAST OF THE LOwEBY OUTLAws.-A
dispatch from Moss Neck, Robson county,
North Carolina, saws the young men who killed
Steve Lowery hired cart and took the body to
Lumberton. Immediately there was a wild
connection in the town, and the streets were
filled with an excited crowd, discussing the
tragedy, and all rejoicing that the last of the
outlaws had been killed. The body was per
tectly riddled with balls and buckshot. The
head was perforated in several places, and
there were three large wounds in the heart, any
one of which would have proved fatal. The
outlaw was armed to the teeth, there being
found on his person when he was killed a rife.
three pistols and knife with a blade about
twelve inches in length. He was only abOut
twenty-eight or twenty nine years OF age. He
is said to have been the most cowardly, and, al
the same time, the most treacherous and vim
dictiye of them all.
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"a libel sait has been brought against the
nentiDg upon the size Of the mayors feef.