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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20

EoR RENT

ron sAIE OR RENTING. 6S EIGHTEENTH
Street., two story and q half Brick Hoq,e, nine
IoouS. uSed as dwelling and grocery; glS and water
h hnIIsS. For ale on easy terms or rent. ALSO .
InsS There the GA Foundry on tho Island Stood.
AEPlyto A. M ip1 n MSIts. n.
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. ssrGNEE's SALE OF
China, Glass and 0ueensware.

The entire stock, consisting Of China, Glass and
QueensWare, contained In the StOre-roOm Of WIN.
Collins 4 Co, No. 1873 Main street, Is offered for
sale by tho undersigncl,
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EoR SALE
DOR SALE
TRUSTEES SALE.

nv virtue of n deed Of trust made by Albert p.
Hall and Kate bis wife to the undersigned trustee,
bearInF date the 9th day January, 1873, and 70.
corded 10 The Clerks office Of the County Court Of
Ohio county In Deed Of Trust Book No 9, pages
li9 and lSi, will sell nj public auction a. the
front do1r Of the Court House OF Ohio county on
TUEsDAY, August sth, 1876,
Beginning ut 10 O'Clock Al Of said day, tho
Wsstern half Of that LOT or parcel Of ground lying
AMI being situated In the addition 10 aald city Of
Wheeling lAyeI out by Michael Graham, and desiE.
mated on the plat Of SAID addition As Lot number
twenty zone (2il, with any surplus that may Ge'
ionV 10 the same, and the ihne-sIOry brick dwell
Ing, containing II rooms hath room, water closet
and all modern convenience, erected thereon also
brick stable with hay loft and carriage house all
Ihe improvements In 0rSt-elass condition. said
real estate Is situated the south side Of Fifteenth
street and 10 comparatively new. Title unexcep-
TERMS OF SlLE-Two thousand dollars, part Of
the purchase money, and as much more Is The pur-
chaser may elect 70 ray IN cash on The day o. sAie
twelve hundred and forty dollarA. another part
thereof, on the Ist day Of April, lSI and credit
Of four wears from said last named dlte VIII De III
lowed upon any deferred installments oil the p!lr-
chase money; the purchaser giving his NOTES win
approved security for said deferred inStallInehts,
Win interest from the day Of Slle the title to the
property to be retained by the trustee until tie
uufchasa money Is fully paid.
JAMES +. ROGERS, Trustee.
W, II, HALTIET, AuctiOneer. lya
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20

WHY not carry the war for reform tO
the weather bureau2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20

THE Cincinnati Light Guards were ex
pected at Philadelphia yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20

William Findley,
The defendant, William Findley, will take no.
tce that on tho 9Th day Of July, lS7G the plaintiff
brought suit In assumpsit against him, and at
isched his credits and effects IN the hand, Of the
which suit 10 TO recover the sum Of Sl43 % for s.
peTehel Of stone sold and delivered TO tho defend
ant. The attachment Is awarded because the de-
PENDANT Is nonresident Of this State
The defendant, VIM. Endley, 10 required to APP
pear on next rule day, which Will come on the 7ih
day Of August, 1876, and do whatever may DO ne
coSsaTy 10 protect his interest therein.
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of July, 1876.
jy6'Th R0BT. b. WOODS, Clerk.
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BUSINESS was dull at tue Court House
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20

UPto 070 yesterday. Take of your
paper collar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20
= nm M NARKEr SrRFET-

+ OF ON MARKET STREET
That valuable lot on The corner oil Market aud
TWcnty-drst' Atrecls Cheap
Jeis PETERSON 4 BAKER.
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NrcE weather for excursions.
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NOTICE.
IL.
Joseph C, M'Cleary
VI.

In pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio County, W. Va made in the above entitled
cause on the 10th day Of June, 1870, will on the
9TH day Of August, 1916, at my office, No. o.
18th street, Wheeling, W. Va, proceed to Estate
ward Rouse, deceased, and the kaid Fleming and
the Sald plaintiff and the aid J. n. Kelly and re
port what Is duo between them and the estate Of
The Mid Edward Rouse and the priority Of lien Of
The said creditors and such other matter As may be
required by the parties" GEO: E BOYD,
Commissioner OF the County Court.
D. PICK, Attorney for Plaintiff. ty0.Th
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TSoR sALE-A choke building lot on llth ST.,
Il just above EoA, part Of the ground upon which
formerly stood the Samuel IAnghlin residence, l.
ior ale. II Is desirable property. The house
adjoining isalSo for Ialc.
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The doctors do not complain of dull
times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20
Inla pErERsoN 4 BAKER

DANK AND INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALE
ID -l6 shares In German Bank.
is shares In German Insurance Company.
,.,a PETERSON A BAKER,
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Tue Board OF Education will meet to.
night.
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IT was sweat weather yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20

HATS 25 cent, at speyer Bros.
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WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

Merchants, should avail Themselves o. this OPpof-
tunity 10 supply their wants for Table, Chamber,
or Toilet Ware
Any person or pcrsons dealing 10 engage In busI.
neas may secure 10 themselves an established trAde
which can be made very profitable, by calling on me
formation desired.
Terms, strictly cash. ....
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BY authority conferred on me, as Commissioners
by virtue Of DEGREES passed BY the District Court OIL
tic United States, for the District Of West Virgin
Ia, ut Wheeling, In the above three several ehAn'
Gerry causes, / shall proceed, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20
FOR RENT.
NOR RENT.

4 f,,r, ,vostory Frame Houses, entirely new,
,,tSsSd and TTained throughout, containing I've
5oamS Snd cellar each, on DolaWare sfte
Huron and WahaSh. Also. one tNo,,Se0Tt ,cri ~
Hans eOntAlnIng hix rooms, on boutn EIOnt ~,
stSSStoTn, wheeling Island. Possession g,y Nc in'
ISSIiatcly, Apply to j.. 7, S1ONih
JTi2 Corner I0th and Main sts1 Mhteilns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-20

L BLUM &c BRO.
JyiS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-14

BY TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Gazette
INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESI-
DENT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1876

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA, 1876.
In conversation With Hon. John Amber
Smith, OF Va, and other gentlemen, yesterday,
the President spoke very freely on the issues
Of the day. lie spoke 10 complimentary terms
Of the Confederate soldiers, aud declared that
they were the best and most peaceablc mon 10
the South, ana that he had gone very far 10
providing for them. He thought the demo
Gratis would quietly submit to the inauguration
of Hayes on ,uaurer reflection. When told
that Hon. B. B. Douglas OF Va. had said,
some days before, tLat il thare was lighting the
Northern democrats would have 10 DO it, the
President laughed heartily. He said he was
glad to sec the temperate views expressed by
Hill and others.
The President 10 Gepiy 10 au Invitation 10
visit Virginia, said he would be glad to do So
but that lie would leave lor Havana, Cuba, 10
March, end after few weeks spent there sail
for Europe, where lie would spend some time
MIR. Smith declared 10 friend that he never
saw the President so we'll or in such the spirits.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. De. "A, 1876.
CONGRESS-.


CONGRESS.
Alter routine uorui0g business Tie Senate
took up the ino.iou TO print The Louisiana re-
port.
MIR, Sherman addressed tie Senate at length
10 support of the conclusion arrived 1t by the
republican committee There is, he said, some
controversy az TO the results In LOUISIANA anu
Florida. but there cyuii be uouc - South
Carolina. Mr.. Bayard, That IS mlsiake, !
As to Oregon he dill not thnk that conl;! rise
to the dignity of a dispute.
Mr.. Thurman said When the whale matter
was examined it would be found that there was
another word enuiug Ia zion besides 10
timida,iou." Exaggeration would be found to
be more important factor 10 the business.
MIR, Thurman urged that ii was remarkable
that the President, when he went outside hls
duties to appoint delegation to go to l'ou'st'
ana appointed no democrats. II was singular
also that he selected one Senator and three
representatives so as to give it 40 able voice ID
each House. Even the democrats committee
was made up Of the liberal republicans Ifum'
bull Palmer, Julian Watterson, with only one
simon pure democrat, Gen. Blglcr.
The debate was Continued at length.
Ia the House OF Representatives after the
introduction OF few Hills,
The Committee 90 Accounts reported What
committees were entitled TO clerks, which re
port was adopted.
Several private bills generally for relief
were referred, aud
Several reports from committees Were made,
of no special interest, when
Mr.. Knott, from the judiciary COMMITTEE,
reported q preamble and resolution appointing
a committee of seven 10 act with q Senstc
committee iu erquirlng lnto the whole question:
| of the couulng OF the electoral vote, and make
report; aud further, appointing committee OF
seven to ascertain aud report the powers OF the
| House overthc subject o! couoting the electoral
vote. The object Of the resolution is, that III
case oil caulingcucy aud that the House may
have to take separate action, 1t may act I'D
yisedly concerning the count OF the vote.
a bill, appropriatiug 900 ior the payment
Of the messengers Tor bridging tile eleciora
votes OF the States TO Washington, was passed
The resolution OF Mr.. l.eAloynes, OF ILL.,. ask
ing the opinion Of the Supreme Court III re!
erence 10 the disputed electoral votes, wl' NJ
considered-aycs, -; noes 81
A resolution providing Tor the printing ="
the agricultural report of 1866, was passed.
A bill for the relief Of The late assistant Keep
err of the light hcusa a, Wolilrap, N Virginia
was passed.
The Post Route biIl, with tn 5ehatc a'nend
meuts WAC reported With Recommendation t
non concur on certain Senate amendments, az;
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Local iSreyitips.

The n.ciinr,y' IL com lire cCgine. TO
IunbIS. sa. u: '!ara-sJ by tire break d,wp,
yesterday, AMI -; = u - ready lar du.y.
4 u'rrsee i.ense vas granted 10 Washing.
ton yesterday /, H. I'imberlako, OF Frederick
cousty. Va, anl Lille A. :. l'Gras, Of
Leu i.uo .uG:y. Va.
IT. u'i%r :rsgcr meeting will be he'll TO-
night 10 ;bc VI. Il Church South.
}. a. Wood, ct Lyuchburg, has been ap.
p5lolrd mail agent on the Daovile division Of
the Virginia Midland Railroad, and the trans
poria'lon Of daily lnalls thereon resumed
Mr. james Chatham Vas thrown from lis
buggy near !!u upper eod Of King street, this
morning, tut fortunately us;ai1ed 10 -erit.us
Injuries.
Ole 81 he col I'd deck hands Oh ia, ) .,aul-
CT Arrow, uow lynx at her dgck n Wa7iinr.
ton, got hold Of q io!ta n! cosl oil, by u,;stah
log it fer whiskey, yesterday, AID took Two or
three guIps before be discovered his mistake.
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the House agreed to mop concur.

the House agreed to noD concur.
Tuesday next was set apart Tor III: :"rnai
reception on the part Of the House Of 'he
statues OF Adams aud Winthrop, gwen by The
State Of Massachusetts, to The Sculpture Hall
of the Capitol.
The House thea went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Postofics Appropriation bill,
debate being limited to thirty minutes
TIE CREDIT MOBILIER.
Sidney Dillon and john i. Alley are here
looking after the pending suits Of the United
States against the Credit Nlobilier. Ii IS not
perhaps kaown that the iuitiatory movements
of the financial combination Of Cakes Ames,
Alley & Co., which became afterwards The
Credit MobeIier, began their iirst operations IN
Alexandra in the purchase Of part 81 the Me
Weigh estate during the war
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Gen. wade Hampton and Col. Mostly

WASHINGTON, ~. VI, Lee. H.
On Tuesday last Col. John S. Mosby, IN
Washington, received telegram irom Gen.
Wade Hampton. informing him that the dem.
oorats had legal quorum Of the South Caro-
lima House OF Representatives,, aud asking him
to consult with Gen. Bradley I. johnson
with regard to the most advisable course to be
pursued to obtain the recognition Of that House
by the u. S. Government. The Colonel did
not call upon Gen. johnson, as requested, but
sent Gen. Hampton dispatch telling him that
he would be glad to assist him if he had the
law on bis side. He then called upon the
President to show him Hampton's dispatch,
but the result Of the interview has not tr ans
PRED.
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Throw off that Respondent spirit, crush that
feeling of despair, be cheerful, happy and we'll.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t is no
humbug, its virtues can be proved by hundreds
right here at home. Examine the certificates.
1t has cured tue worst cases Of dropsy, dyspep.
STA, and prevents chills, fever, &c.
II have been dyspeptic for years; began 10
use the Simmons Liver Regulator two years
age; it has acted like charm in my case.
''REV.J. G. HOLMES. Clayton, Ala"
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Mexico.

New York, Dec. IA letter to the Her
aid from the city Of Mexlco dated Nov. IS.
describes the fight on the line of the Vera
Cruz and Mexico Railway, Nov. lG, which re.
suited in the decisive defeat of President Ler-
dos troops, aud The overthrow of his Govern
ment. The letter says: The engagement com.
mcnced at 10 a. ~, Gen. Allatorre, of the Gov.
crument side, making the attack with infantry
in frooL and artillery on either flank of the enemy
Gen. Ponfrlo Diaz commanded the revolution.
airy troops 10 person, aud brought into action
forces numerically equal, as far as can bejudged.
1t is variousy estimated at from 5000 to 5000
men each. Gen. Daz labored under the dis
advantage OF 40 inferior position. Both sides
maintained their ground until 3 o'clock p. M,
when from the feeble position occupied by
Gen. Diaz, his troops were beginning to yield.
At this moment body of men were seen ad-
vancing upon Allaorre rear. and as that
General had sent for a re Enforcement OF 5000
men, he could not plainly distinguish the APP
preaching column, but supposed, OF course,
they were the re-nforcements when, instead,
he received shower Of bullets. poured in from
the rear, with the most disastrous effect, which,
with the removed firing 10 front, quickly turn
ed the tide OF battle, leaving Gems. Dlaz and
Gonzales, the latter commander OF the re-
Inducements, yictors Of the conflict. The Gov
ernmeut troops suffered total defeat, With
loss Of 200 killed and wounded, and all their
arms, artillery, ammunition aud eQulpages.
The loss OF G en-. Dlaz by killed and wounded,
we're 100; among the latter Gen. Gonzales.
In consequence OF the breaking of Of commu-
nicaiion, nothing definite was known 10 the
Capital uotl the 10Th, and Lerdo He'd that
night. The letter contains an extract from the
SeigIo Xix Of Nov. u, saying reportWa n cir.
cuia,ion that Lerdo' had been captured by
Gen. Chacon, who overlook the party, his
attack on them resulting in the woundng Of
ex.Mniser Baz and death Of ex-Minister Es-
cobedo, aud Abraham Diaz, late Superintend.
enl of rhapultepcc. The Seiglo gave the 90.
tice with reserve. rho Monitor also thinks
the report doubtful.
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NJ" A Card give notice that .he Regis.
tor Box 1T tho Combination Store will be
closed TO- .lorrow evening, the 18th instant, at
O'Clock, as per previous advertisement All
who have not registered muat do 30 by that
time 81 | do not wish to make any enemies or
show partially. / leel it the duty Of the Com
tination to use this opportunity OF giving the
last notice No register, no present.
Very truly yours,
!, 81 I1uyyIuy Mansoer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-14

Young man before going to see your lady
love call on JanDey & Co., and buy two ar
ticles Jauney's Orange Blossom Cologne fol
your sweet heart, and Wells Eureka fo
Yourself
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hessrs. Jeffress, Roberts & Co., South
Boston, Va, write "Hayc used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and pronounce it the best med
cine in use. A case OF consumption here was
cured by its use. We cheertuIy recommend
it to all sufferers"
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FOR THE UOLIDd rs.
rHRISTMAS IS COM1NGl-New Beauli-
~ full, Rare and Unique Goods lor tho Holt

rHRISTMAS IS COM1NGl-New. Beauli-
~ full Rare and Unique Goods FOR the Holt
days now opening at
The assortment embraces beautiful! articles III
Russia and Vienna Leather, Pearl, Shell, 0laa:
and Pspier Mache, Writing Desks from Que IL
$50 each Work Boxes, in inc Leather and Ii
laid Wood Odor Cssos. Cut Glass, III husiia
skin and Turkey Morocco. Pearl and Shell
Fine Gold Pens, in Pearl CAST: su; Ho!d
Mounted Rubber Case=; area. variety "
Glass and Bronze lnkstands Glove and Haul
kerchief Boxes, Of Silk Leather and Fine Lac
luer Work; Beautiful Chromoa. III Splendid
Gilt Frames japanese Cabinets and WORK
Boxes, very handsome: Japanese Trays. all
sizes, Of tue rlrst Lacquer Work Vasos b.
quet Holders, very beautiful; Wostehhoim
Knives; Backgammon and Chess. and iho"s
aud other beautiful artc!e5 suitable of holiday
presents.
In the BOOK DEPAkTM EN1' have d very
choice collection of Juvenile Books, Ameticao
and English Standard Poets, History. bog.
apply, Prayer Books aud Bible= oi all sizes anI
prices.
A great variety OF Games Tor The Iitt:e to.t:
AM, mauy other things too numerous 10 nen,loh.
New styles Pspeteries of the finest Paper AMI
knyeiopes in beautiful bo1ss LIZ St1iso.coes:
and Christmas and New Year Cards; Dressing
Cases, very handsome, all sizes.
My assortment OF choice goods al very !oW
prices is not equaled i'll the State, and cora!a!
invitation is extended TO call aud examine saa
stock. [dec III GEO. +. FRENCH.
DRIED CHERRIES, Peeled and Unpes!s1
~ Peaches and Dried Apples for sale by
dec II }. y. 81 E. MlLBUKN.
DAISINS-Layers London Layera ana
IL Seedess Rasins for sale by ,,,
docs X. B. LAWSON y CO,
| rCOTCH WHISKEY, Frouch Brandy and
y Holland Gin for sale by
decd K. Is. LAWSON y 20.
NUTS of all kinds just received by
~ decS q. WM. RAMSAY.
NEW FIGS, in baskets, boxes and bags, just
~ received by
does u. WEI. RAMSA1
| TXTRA FINE MALAGA GRAPES at
| u dec 5 RAMSAY'S.
CWEET CIDER and Champagne Cider just
| y received by ~ ,>
dec7 X. B. LA VISION W.
lDRIME ACTORY CHEESE for sale by
/ dec r. B. LAWSON & co.
| JAMAICA SPIRITS, Santa Cruz ana Now
u England Rum for sale by
dec r. B. LAWSON 81 co.
pAISINS of all grades at very low prices at
u dec7 kAMSA4'S'
IN 1ssei UaIS BY ana Nass''' 1'nvn' ,D''
dec7 u. w III. hhMoA /.
A TMORES and FISHERS M1NCE
n MEAT just received by
nov is J. G. 81 f. MILBUKN.
GENUINE SCUPPERNONG WINE Az
oct II ~ GEO. McBURNEY " SON.
NEW COOKING PRUNES.
One hogshead of
PRIME QUALITY
just received by
dec i II. NJ. hhMoA !.
CHRIST MAS GOODS.
Mrs S. K. SNYDER
Has On exhibition tho most beautiful and com.
plete assortment oil
toys
aver offered for sale in this city, aud eatends 8
cordial invitation To A LII 10 cnll at No. Z south
Fairfax street, and examiIe them before gong
to the dollar stores and the auctions. deo5-2~
/ VURRANTS. ClTaON rrunes and tigs,
~ for sale BY
dec ) <: l. LA N cO4' y 90
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PERsoNAL.-The Norfolk Virgioian says
MIR Samuel {. Boush, Of Alexandria, is on a
visit to cur city, accompanied by his bride, aud
is CUES, OF W. Fl. Turner, esq. Mr.. Boush
was married 10 Alexandria on Thursday even.
ing last to Miss Mary May, one OF Alexan.
drias lairest daughters
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G. Il o. CANAL CoMpANY.-rhe Board oil
Directors of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company at meeting 10 Annapolis Tuesday
ordered Messrs. Alexander Brown 4 Sons.
financial agents Of the company, to pay the
overdue coupons of July l, 1864, amounting to
$50. 9s5, on and after the 2lst inst.
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The cheapest dry goods in Washington Car
ter's 707 Market Space. Seal Brown, Navy
Blue, all wool, cashmere SO. Widest and
finest double width Black Cashmere 81.
Blankets very cheap.
dan1-f
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FATAL ACCIDENT MIR. S. II. Thornbcrry,
resident OF Broad Run Va, while loading
wood on wagon in the mountains, yesterday,
fell with log of wood on his shoulder, break
ing his neck aud killing him instantly. Mr..
Thornberry vas very temperate man aud
member Of the Methodist Church. lie was
married nan, and leaves vile aud two little
children
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-14

The resiIcrca OF Col Gabriel Vaudevanler,
near llccsburg, was burned last Saturday. Mrs.
Milton, ole Of The Colouei's daughters, who
was sick, was with difficulty rescued from the
flames.