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for new shipping.
HoPs-The market for hops is quoted as
quiet al 30@35 for new low to fair; 3oG4l for
new good TO choice.
CoFFEE-The market is quoted as being
quiet. decidedly firmer Sales of Rio Is quoted
sUdAR.-1ne market quoted as being firm.
Sales at "a SC Tor fair TO good refining
MoLAssEs-The market for foreign grades is
dun and firm. sales oflli bbls prime New Or
leans at re,
Sales OF $40 bags OF common at l4c, gold $40
PETRoLEUM.-Market is quoted as being firm.
Crude at IA refined, IS; cases quoted al
i9H @2O naplha, 90. Sales, $500 bbls refined,
iirst ten days OF April at l5c.
TALLOw-rhe market Is quoted as flrmer.
Sales OF $4,000 pounds at sac.
CoAL--rhe market is more steady, fair bust
ness at IS oO@6 90 for anthracite per cargo.
Buenos Ayres, and Rio Grande, light, mlddlcs
and heavy weights at 26h to soc; California
d., 25H@29k orlnoco do. at 25 TO 30
4sa65c pulled at 33aoUc: unwashed at iIa3i
Texas at lSa36.
REsIS-Tne market is steady at 50 O5 fol
strained.
TuRrESTrNE.-Thc market Is heavy at 36kc
EGGs-Market is firm at 80 a 3ac for STATE
and Pennsylvania; S2a33c Tor western; zi@
% lined
Ponk-Market opened lower and closed flrm.
sales OF 100 dds new MESS JOD lOlS ~ s-u 20
ago SO; |, $50 bbs for March at $50 80; $50 obs
for April at $50 50ds2Os0 dressed hogs are
quoted as being nm ut 9ssc for western
BEEF-MarkeJ Is quoted as being STEADY ana
unchanged.
BEEF HAMS. The market Is quoted as
| dull. Sales OF 40 bills at private terms.
TIERCB BEEf.-The market ID quoted as being
| quiet. ,,,
CUT MEATs-MarEet Is quiet. Middles quoted
| dun at llL@llH for long clear; nc Tor short
| clear.
| LARD-The market is quoted as being easier
| sales OF 800 tierces OF Prime steam at Il
| Ia 149S 500 tierces for April at li5sc; 1900
| tlerces for May at Az 1000 tierces for June
at IL 9-l6.
| BUTTER-The market is quoted heavy. Sales
at l4a2-c for western lS.l2,c for state
| CHEEsE-The market Is steady lOS l6Ac for
common 10 prime.
| for western
:wuIsRRY.-The market is quoted as being
| more active and flrmer at 3.
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MANY PERSONS

Would like beautiful Cottage Organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot afford 1t. II they
could only see the splendid new styles OF Estey
organs, and then learn what easy terms OF pay
ment they could have, they would buy ut once.
organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world II
you wish for catalogues, prices or terms, write
the General Agent,
GEORGE Q. DAY,
novlOdly Rutland, Vt.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TBE CHEF SIGNAL OFFioER'f
WAsBisgToN. March 29- s D IN.
For New England and the Middle states,
partly cloudy and warmer weather, with
east to south winds. falling barometer and
light rain during Tuesday or Tuesday night
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NEW YORK., March 20.
CoTToS-AIarket is quoted as steady and
firm. Sales OF 800 bales 1T l6alc for Middling
upiands.
fLouR-Receipts 1886 barrels. The market
Is steady, moderate export and home demand.
sales OF 1900 bbls, supcrine western and stat
50l4 - common to good extra do 81 9565 10;
good to choice do s. !5a5.45; common TO choice
White wheat extra western 50 5Oa6 90 for com
mon to good extra ONO - g5@6 60; common T.
choice extra ST. Louis 500 "a 5 90 inciud-
ing 400 bbls extra shipping with prices
within range. Market closing quiet.
RYE FLOuR-Market Is quoted as being
steady with fair inquiry. Sales OF 0O0O barrels
at s. OOd3 10.
CoKN MEAL-The market is quoted as being
frmer. Sales OF western at SO So d 81 95 :;
WHEAr.-Iteceipts 1910 bush. The market
is quoted dull and heavy and ! to cents lower
sales OF Al, OO0 bushels at 81 l2Gl 10 for
No. 3 spring; 81 15H@i Is Tor No Ulicago ;
81 IL ID Is Tor No 2 Northwest spring afodt
81 l7K@l 20 for No. Milwaukee, spring; 81 Y
Iowa and Minnesota spring q 25al gS for
winter red WESTERN 81 2sdl 90 for amber
western 81 % for amber state 81 500 ~ for
RYE.--1hc market for rye Is quoted quiet
at 90asl OF for Canada.
PEAs-Thc market for Canada peas is quoted
as decidedly tirmer. Sales Of 1000 bush In bond
at 81 10
BARLEY-The market is quoted as scarce and
being more friner. Sales OF 1000 bush OF Two
rowed state at 81 30; 5000 bushels of California
BARLEY MALT.-The market is quoted quiet
and STEADY. Sales OF 1900 bush lour-rowed state
at 81 40.
CoRN.-Recepts 6l,ioO bush. The market
Is quoted as frmer and fairly active.
Sales OF 5000 bushels at s6GSShc for western
mixed 81 Il size for yellow western,
OATs-Receipts 1898 bushels. The market
is quoted firmer and more active. Sales OF
$4,000 bu at 6Si10hc for mixed western 69aIzc
for white western.
The following Is the amount OF grain In ware
house Tor the week ending March ~:
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as received aggregated 100000 shares, but the
total business was probably nearer eoo,coO
shares, the principal dealings being as follows (;
Erie, $1,000; Lake Shore, 1900 Northwest
ern, 2s,1oo; Pacific Mail, 5000; st. Paul,
ia,oco; ohios, $500 Western Union, 7Dcoo ;
Wabash, 5000; Union Pacific, 115,ooo.
Gold closed at 1i6k
Money COZ.
state bonds are quoted us being quiet
Government bonds are quoted as strong and
dull.
Stocks closed active and unsettled.
The following are the closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were no pldsl
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DUTLAND GRADED SCHOOL.

IL
Il
The legal voters In the Rutland graded school
district, in the village or Rutland, are hereby
notified that the annual meeting or said dis
trict will be held at the Town hall, on Tuesday
evening, March 30th, 1873, AT ~ o'clock, 10
transact the following business:
/. To choose a Moderator.
9. To choose Clerk.
Q. To hear the Report OF the Board Of Trus-
tees.
4. To hear the Report OF the Treasurer.
.. To elect Trustees In Wards No. 2and Land
10 NIL the vacancy In Ward No. 0, occa
stoned by the resignation OF j. y. BdN-
ter.
0. To elect n Collector.
I. To elect Treasurer.
S. To elect an Auditor.
o, TO elect a President of the Board OF Trus-
tees for the year ensuing
IT, To elect a Secretary Of the Board OF Trus-
tees for the year ensuing.
H. To see II the district Will vote tax, ana
how much. to pay the debts OF the dis
trict, and 10 defray the expenses or the
Schools for the year ensuing.
SIDNEY W. HOWELL, Clerk.
Rutland, VT, March goth, 1915.
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A GOOD MEAT COOK.
Inquire at the Berwick House, mh20du
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REPRESENTING
one HUNDRED MILLIONS
CAPITAL.
London, Liverpool and Globe ms. Co.
Assets, S26.J6O,OOO.
North British Insurance Company.
Assets, $23,4SO,OOO.
Commercial Union Insurance Company,
Assets, $1O,OOO,OOO
Queen Insurance Company,
Assets. S1I,OOO,OOO
Royal Canadian Insurance Company,
Assets, S6,4JO,OOO
Lycoming Insurance Company,
Assets. S5, $4,000
Fire Association Insurance Company,
Assets, $3,1J5,OOO.
Amazon Insurance Company,
Assets. Sl,OOO,0OO
Penn Insurance Company,
Assets $500, 900.
Peoples Insurance Company,
Assets S4OO. 900.
Hudson Insurance Company,
Assets S35O,O00.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Assets 1 500, 900.
EIGHT OTHER RELIABLE COM
PANIES.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND March IL. 1875.
JOHNSON AND AIS. vs.. GREANER'S
~ EXECUTORS. &c.-lu the Chaucery Court Of
the city Of kichm"nd-
"1he following IL an extract frcm the decree en-
tered in this cause on the 4,h OF March, 1875"
The court doth adjudge, VI DEE, and decree that
this cause be referred TO Thomas D. Evaus one Of
the commissioners Of this court with instructions
to settle the accounts OF John Fnd>rS, executor OF
William Ersauer, dece tsrd showing the extent and
amount Of the estate OF sad decedent OF what said
estate consists and how the same Is Invested. and
what sum remains In the hands OF said executor
uninvested; and that said commissioner ascertain
The disuihntlve share Of the several dstrhuees
der the Will OF said william Greaner. deceased;
and said comml sSioner Is directed TO inquire and
report whether II will be to thu interest or all par
of Broad and twentieth streets In the city of Rich
mond be sold and the proceeds rcinvesttd: and II
said commissioner shall be of opinion that the in
terest OF all paroles will not D.. promoted By q
s'lc of said house and lot aud a rcinvestment Of
the proceeds then said commissioners directed TO
report whether the necessary repairs 10 said house
are property chargeable To The defendant Sarah
'ireaner or to the executor OF W lam Grelner,
dec ased and sud commissioner IS directed To re-
port specially any matter by him deemed peril
nent, or any party In interest NAV rqure. But
said commissioner Is required to give notice, by
lished In the city Of Richmond. OF the time aud
place of tfkng the accounts and executing the In
quirics directed by this decree, which publication
shall be tlkeh as equivalent 10 pers onal service.
The parties Interested re hereby notified that
have liked on TUESDAY the 2Uth day Of April.
on Eleve1lh between Main and Bank streets, In he
ely of Richmond, as Tn. place 10 execute the fore-
going decree. THOMAS j. EVANS,
NH 16.Tu4w Commissioner.
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From the Charlotte *. Co. observer
rhI<..LSnss

The Slpr,nl" Court Of the United States
...- recently rendered Al important decision
iva case whlc4 Wclt up from StatcSvl!Ic, in
ii" Western district OF North Carolina.
t.ftliu creditors Of Mr.. John Il. Alexander.
:tc Of This county, finding tuat his son, T..
l.. Alexander, and some others had obtained
judgment u.niu>t dim in the Superior Court
OF McchlcnJur- county which would take
all his property 10 satisfy, tiled Il petition in
Bankruptcy against him within four months
after the Judgment was taken, aud had him
declared bankrupt. The creditors then
'irt,yd William +. Little assignee. His
counsel, Jones & johnston. filed Il bill in
county 10 have the judgment of II. l.. Alex
4uicr declared void Is against the assignee
and j, no lien on the property. Judge Dick.
o. The United SateS District Court, gave Il
decree against the assignee, dlsmiSSlng the
bill: aud the assignee appealed to the SUI
pr"uc Court Of the United States with the
result a, set forth n the extract below, w hich
= taken from the Washington Chronicle:
No. 2W William L. Little, assignee, DC,
appellant, o.. r. l.. AIrXlndcr. Appeal from
M Circuit Court of the Uuitcd States for
II" Western district OF North Carolina. Mr..
Justice Miller delivered the opinion Of the
court, r"y"r>ug the decree of the said Cir.
cu'l Court, with costs, and reminding the
c'tu>c, "Ilh directions 10 enter Ii decree in
favor Oi The palnuri, that the Judgment Of
!. J.. Alexander il void As against the as
-ncc aud /, no hen on the property Of the
Bankrupt III The hands Of his assignee. Mr..
Justice Bradley took no part in the decision
al this cau-'.
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p.cttcr from Petersburg.
ICorrcsponhcncc Of The Richmond Disnatchl
prrrnsRl.Rc March 81. 1915,

fCorrcSpondcuCc Of The Richmond Disnitcll.l
PETERSBURG. March %, 1873.
Right Rev. J. ii. d. winfield. bishop Of
North California, preached his farewell SER
mon last night 10 the congregation OF ST.
raut's church in this city, of which he has
had pastoral charge for many years past
The sermon Of the Bishop was based on the
text selected from Acts, Goth chapter and 22d
verse. and was an eloquent and able discourse.
which was heard with profound attention
hy large congregation which was in attend.
ance. Bishop Winefcld will leave in day
or two for the new field Of his labors in Cali
frna.
The elections for vcstrymen to-day in the
Episcopal churches of the city terminated rs
follows:
81. Pdurs Church. DIR. Thomas Withers,
Lemucl PEBBLES, John Mann, d. B. Tennant,
Thomas S. Gilia II. \. NJ. Tannor, J. E. Cuth-
bert. John Rowlett. James S. Gillian, S. b.
Paul, +. f. Davis. and K. 7. Arlington.
81. Stephens Church. u. J. Cain. senior
warden George +. Bragg, junior warden ;
u. w. Cain, treasurer; Paulus Moot, regis
trar. Nes,rymen: Peter +. Bragg, Oscar
Johnson, Peter Is. Smith, Augustus Tahb,
BurwcIl Todd, He'll Morgan, James Garvis,
David Goodwyr.
lows: Dr. }. W. Claiborne, W. c. Lumsden.
+. G. James, Lucius Green, Franklin
Wright, Charles Brown, II. V. L. Bird, DIR.
J. NJ. Peasants. DR.. j. K. Moyler, J. L.
Young, W. l.. thinner, and Ii. Z. Brown.
1t is said that General Areril, of st. Paul,
Mimi, father-n-law Of Congressman Stow.
ell, is in the city, arranging for the purchase
OF the papermiIS which were operated here
for many years, but suspended at the time of
the recent panic.
Two well known citizens. MesSrs. Thomas
Grant and Charles Tench, will leave tonight
for Nova Scotia for the purpose Of making it
their residence.
a meeting of the officers of the Agricul-
tural Society has been called for next Thurs
day, for the purpose Of efltcting a r, 0cgani.
cation and to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF
preparing for a fair next autumn.
RoBIS HOOP,
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Fer the Displich.l
Miscellaneous Items.
ROcRBRIr GE COUNTY. VA, !
March 81 1879

March a, 1875.
Since the presert bright days began the
wheat in this county presents much more
promising appearance, and all seasonable az.
ricultural operations are going forward with
much vigorous industry.
Our unsatisfactory school system closes its
i've months session about this time. The
large boys go to plough, and the little chill
dren 20 home for seven months, to forget
much Of what they have learned in five. Tue
private schools. continuing for longer time,
are few and far between and there is only
one academy In the county-a very good one
at Fancy Hill. The old-tield SCHOOLS of other
days taught the children Latin, and Greek,
and the higher mathematics, for ten months.
Our free schools cannot command any teach
ers of collegiate education, and there is for
most people no chance for a higher educa-
ton. The prospect for the rising generation
is deplorable. During the past winter it may
be said, however, that the schools have shown
an increased attendance, and growing de-
sire on the part of parents to give their chill
dren the benefit of the mea9re advantages
afforded them.
The cultivation of tobacco Is rapidly ex-
tending in this county. and there is consd-
cradle demand for men from the other side
of the Blue Ridge who have had experience
10 this department..
The following are the current rates of the
products of the farm at this time: Flour, So
10 $3.50 per barrel; corn, IS cents per bushel;
oats, 65 cents; bacon-14, Is, and 16 cents
for shoulders, sides, and hams; butter,
% cents per pound; eggs, 10 cents per
dozen dressed beef G1 to cents per pound !;
cattle on the hoof, $500 TO a per hundred.
Horses and mules are very cheap, and the
market overstocked by the number offered
by railroad contractors lately thrown out oil
employment. Hay, 10 cents per 100 pounds.
TT II
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Weather RepOrf.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-For the Lake
region and the Ohio Valley, increasing cloud.
mess and warmer weather, with eastcrly to
sou:herly winds, falling barometer, followed
by raiD.
For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy and warmer weather, with
east TO south winds. falling barometer during
Tuesday and Tuesday night.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee, partly cloudy weather,
northeast to southeast winds veering to
southwest in the western gull, slight changes
in the barometer, rising temperature east OF
the Lower Mississippi, and rain in the South
Atlantic States.
The Central Mississippi river will rise
slowly.
Clutionary signals continue from Cape
Hatteras TO Cape May.
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Emeute of Miners in Pennsylvania.

MAUcH CuuSCK, March 29.-lntelIigence
reached here at 8 O'Clock last night OF 4
threatened outbreak Of frenZied miners from
several mines. They moved simultaneously
from several points. They disarmed the spe-
cial police from Philadelphia ut Buck noun
tain, and took their arms with them.
They went to Jidde, where one policeman
was shot in the head and TWO beaten. Each
place they visited they compelled the men to
20 with them. No damage done to property
so far.
Al Hazleton, Father O'Hara, the Catholic
priest, eXhorted them to 90 home. and they
are now dsbanding. Should the troubles
continue the Government will be called on
for troops.
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DRY GOODS.
NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN g. co.
are daily receiving
NEW SPRING GOODS

of every description, to which they invite the at
tention of their customers and public generally,
giving them the assurance that they Will sell as
CHEAP AS GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT IN THIS OR THE
NEW YORK MARKETS. Their stock in all depart
ments will be kept more complete tn an ever here
lofore, and every novelty as 1t appears in the north
ern markets shall be presented to their customers.
They have just opened most at tractlve stock of
LADIES SUN-UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
10 which they ask an inspection before purchasing
elsewhere. These goods are selected with great
care comprising advanced styles of trimmings,
novel In design and elegant In finish. with beautiful
and desirable attachments and handles we'll as>ort-
ed In wood, bone, horn, ivory, pearl, ebony, and
cornelian, rendering tue dis play Of unusual Interest
To The purchaser.
They desire TO call especial attention 10 their
handsome display Of
EMBROIDERED CAMEL'S-HAIR CUIRAsS;
GUIPURE OVERSIGHT and CUlRASS;
TABLIER and CUIRASS.
A full line of LADIES UNDERWEAR. which
will be found of the best quality and very hand
spIncly AID deliberately trimmed.
COLURED SILKS OF every shade and grade;
STRIPED SILKS of every shade and grade;
PERCALES IN beautiful patIerns;
Beautiful SIDE-BASD LAWNS;
DRESS GOODS of every quality;
SPI.ING CALICUEs, &C, &C. NH 24-3m
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READ WHAT THE "MEDICAL SAyANS"
SAY OF THESE CELEBRATED WATERS.

DR.. NOEL, late The resident physician:
-" regret at This time cannot give The PROBE, sion
and the public the results of TWO years close atten-
tion-for [ have given more than Ordinary aiten.
lion TO this subject-as two ye 'rs ago. IN Invalid
aud consumptiyc, so pronounced by six PHYSICIANS
OF Baltimore, sought these springs n r cernler
n SORT aud returned Ia four months convalescent
have, therefore, good cause 10 study well The ac-
ton Of the waters.
CONSTITUTIONAL have seen IL arrested In its
first stage. have seen SCREENING OF The fubcr.cS
arrested I have seen the consecutive bronchitis
arrested have seen patients gain In ne'h and
health
nalic bronchitis have seen cured, ana cured per-
man"utly.
"SCn0FULA. glandular eDl trgrmens. scrofuious
lcer., scrJtuOus trurii0ns. scrofn0us a'gcs
from ears ana eyes, &c. have seen Yield most
rapidly, and permanent cures result"
CERTIFICATES.
There are many persons who have neither The
time nor the inclination u read the certificates
contained In the pamphlets Of the ditfreat springs;
and In fact. to such an extent has ms practice OF
giving certificates be. Carried that between ady"r-
Using auacns and vendors OF patent mtdiciJcS the
daily prints are fitted dd nanseum
As th-uZh,fu men we cJnnot iberefDte ASK any
comm unity 10 trust us upon our certificates alone,
but we do ask 10 b. trusted upon the certificates tnd
lei ters of the following erud,te and accom- 'li hqd
members Of the medical profession:
DR.. JAMES l.. CABELL, Professor In the Medi al
d. partmrnt. University OF Virginia.
Dr. r. GAILLARD THOMAS. Pr0fc 'sor OF Do-
stetrics, College OF Phys lcians and Surgeons New
York.
Ur. THOMAS Adds FMMEr. Surgeon In charge
Women's state Hospital, Nav York.
Dr. 81. NJ. FALLEN, Professor OF Obstetrics. st.
Ur. THOMAS L. MADDEN. Professor or the In
sljtuie OF Medicine. Nashville Medical College.
Aud letters from such old and experienced men
as Dr. SAMUEL a. CARTWRIGHT, New Orleans.
La, and DIR. j. j. CLARK, Of 81. Louis, No.
PUkCELL, LADD o., Agents;
NH 9-Tu&ThtApll Richmsnd, va.
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ADVENTURE OF Thirty Four MEN--THIR.
TEEN PERSONS FROZEN TO DEATH-REsCUE
OF THE REST AND LANDING OF SOME OF TnEa
IN BALTIMoRE.-The steamship Nurnberg,
Captain jaeger, which arrived here yesterday
from Bremen and Southampton, brought ten
men who were rescued from the jaws of
death. OF thirty-four men belonging to the
fishing village of St. Mary's, coast of New
foundlaud, who engaged in an adventure to
rescue an abandoned vessel in the ice, thlr-
teen were frozen to death, ten reached Baltl'
more, three are on schooner bound TO Ber-
muda, and the other eight were taken on
vessel bound to Observation-Disclosures
Sun, 10Th.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, March 29-The chief signal
officer has sent one of bis observers IL Geor'
ga to investigate and report upon the recent
destructive tornado in that State.
The Court Of Claims has decided the Ark
ansas Hot-Springs case against the five sew
eraI claimants to the property which remains
With the United States. Judge Loring dis.
sented, believing the evidence established
Rector's claim. An appeal will be taken to
the Supreme Court.
Commissary-General Shiras is hopelessly
sick.
Paymaster Eckles has been assigned te
the Department of the Gulf.
Tres surer Spinner has resigned, to take
effect on the 1st Of July. j. \. New, Of 10
dianapois, succeeds.
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I"roETANT CASE DECIDED. In AppomattoH
'uait last Friday an Interesting aud import
an, case was dvcidrd. 1t will he remembered
''tl ii July last Thomas w. Agee was fatally
cut III the band, 10y 5. Is. Hurt, and that Mr..
"c"'." 4. ellis was also cut al the same
TAM, though he subsequently, recovered. 1t
>c"iI, - have been a drinking brawl, for
"hict all were more or less responsible. Mr.
Gil recovered, but Mr.. Agee died from his
wounds, locsJtw having superrened. MIR.
liu!t Was convicted at the last term OF APP
pomattox County Court of unlawlully cut.
ung George A. Oils, and was imprisoned in
'hc county jill for three months and made
70 pay hoc Of one hundred and fifty dol.
4ifs. Al The last tertn of TIE court he was
Tried on the last indictment. The accused
was sent 10 Ill Tor The day and fined one
"g..r.-LyHchburg NenE.