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heiniock, 1sn25c.: country npusr. z.eR45c.; city
nnIsi. lSea22c p FOOT; Kip 0c@SI p d.: barnes,
country. 25ep3O; city finish. 32643sc. = H.: calf
2Oa2sc.
Iron. Steel. Nails. sc.
iron: American refined. Old dominion. lilo
az BLOC. = d.. English and American sIIee!. Az
h,4c.: swedts. hammered. sAna7c.: hoop. 496c.
warln.biast charcoal. s2i@s2s; rcnnsy'vania an
thracltc. s2D6lS22: West yirgluia coke ~ As23.
nn2 njssI"ss IS s. per keg.
Eai,s: OH Dominion. $3.50 per kes Tor stand
ard-that is. teli-penny: other alzcs cxira.
ftCnWyn- SdStthgs: Wholesale. 4aif3+.: -etan.
RoDe: Manila best. sGal &c.: ,,re. o:c
Rngs: Mixed cotton. 2kc.: white. A. wnol,e1,
XGI1!sc. r...
Lic0rice Paste: 5. &. & Co. 3Ic:p r. pc.
4. q. e., 23c.: 4. & Co., Die T. s.. 23r: Ancho,
27c.: a. c. C.. 26c.: G. g.. Csc.
Liquors. Wines. &r.
Ais: Scotch. best brands pInts S2Glsz.2J q
Brandiss: Domestic. .1.25@+9: fruit. 1880
sI.5o; apple, neg, sl Il old. *a.25@*3;
RE trbiskeus; Medium. 81 IS 06as2 pare old. t2
@$4; Virginia mountain. new, Ta@s23o, I'D
ss.h0@ $40 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. s .25GtS2: tnpoT:ed. - y Gaze.
Nt,o England Rum: :l.Cj.
RectifsI J,7liskcys: Market BrH: proof, S1.25.
Lumber. Slaves, NC.
Lumjer: White oak. sl2fI*l5 = loo; Westere
Virginia poplar S12.50GlS25 a 900: white pine.
s20@S75 n 1000 veEow pine boards, slOtS3I4;
joist Sl2@Sls. according ~ lengths. san 1s,o
pine. S2.50NtS3: cypress siN-inch. S1.3OISIo
r Loco. I.s,fs-Sriit: Sl.5o; sawed. S221Nd@I.os
1OOC. .-.. ,>..
S:areS. Tskry barrel tin Der green. ) SO t29F
/ 900: seasoned. S20MiZ5 Z 1000. flourtrarTn
timber, sea $500 Is 1000 Flour-barrel noies- "
@s: observation-disclosures. no demand; hicSoTy-hoops'
$l2.50'
MilI-Feed.
SAtystuG: 45G ODE. "a bushcl.
BroUaStuy: 2jGa3Qc. q tnsnft.
WHEAT Rrah: 2UI25c. bii$bcl. .-
t,0rH Bran: 10. per hns!ic!
.r.# Powder, Shot, &c.
Frss. rows mining. 35c.GSl.25 {. 100 feet.
Pointer: 1915 by the five kegs-.r.s fia'n Nv
kegs. 1926: blasting, S3.25G.s3.30. ...
Shot: Northern s2.iOMs2.50 q bag "' - DE-
Grinjst0m,S: lAGL2Sc. = H. ~:
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nxkatak Territory.

GAYyILLE DESTROYED By FIRE.
DEADwooD, D. T., August 1S.-The town
OF Gayville, two miles from here, was
almost destroyed by fire this morning. Only
two houses were saved. Two hundred
houses were burned. Loss, 100000. No
in SIlrancn
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INTERESTING DECISION TO TIE FARMERS
The following lcttcrfrom the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue at Washington refers
10 matter OF interest to the tobacco-plant-
rrS OF Virginia petersburg Appea1:
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON. August Is, 1877.
Sir: In reply to the inquiries in YOUR
letter OF the 18th Instant | have. 10 INFORM
You that I should not so interpret the law as
TO bold the farmer liable to Il special tax, as
retail dealer in leaf tobacco, who should
furnish such laborcrs rs he employs, and
during the time he employs them, with leaf
tobacco for their own consumption, as q
matter OF conrenience to them. and not OF
profit to himself. -.
Yours respectfully.
GREEN &. RArM,
o.. "..* e.. Commissioner.
John j. EircteH, Esq, Petersburg. Va.
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New York.

LARGE PURCHASE OF COTTON FOR RUSSIA.
New YORK, August 1S.-To-day the
agents Of the Russian Government in this
city purchased fully 1000 bales OF cotton
on the Cotton Exchange. at full prices, and
it will be exported to Russia as fast as pos
siole. Since the outbreak OF the war the
transactions in cotton on Russian account
have involved fully $1,000 bales. worth
about S2.000,000.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST lS, 1877.
ARRIVED.
steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York.
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen Co.,
agents. $50
Steamer Eliza flacOx. Clifford. Norfolk nerchan-
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum. agent
SAILED.
steamer Fania. -. Philadelphia. merchandise
and passengers, W. T.. Porter. agent.
steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, aierclian-
disc and passengers. l.. IL. TaIuin. agent.
Schooner Henry Whitney. Sheppard, Boston, -four
and mill-fe Curtis 4 Parker.
s. BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, August lS.-Arrved: Steamers
Wimbledon, Wiser, Fredrico. Arrived out: Sond-
senorgc. Lainetar, Uuiopia. Caledonia.
i, FORT MONROE, August lS.-Pas.ed IN for Bait-'
more Banks Maud Seward and W iuifred, from Rio.
Passed out from baltimore: Steamship Hibernian,
for Liverpool; ship Dusbcrg, forRotterdam barks
Grazoscu, for Cork; Andreas, oliyerte Specia, for
.Europc: schooncrS Good W Ill and Edwin JuGet.
> CHARLESTON, August lS.-Arriyed: steamer
George ". Clyde, from New York; sea-liuii. IRON
Baltimore. Sailed: Steamer City Of Atlanta, for
New York. .... ... t-sr.-.... ..s... t...g
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whose members and faculties are held to-
gcthcr, and whose actions are directed oy
SelI-love--thc love whose chief aim Is to get
good out Of Sclf-lovc, gradually grows So
cial love, which aims to confer pleasure and
do good. Next is divine love, which seeks
the good and feels the good OF others. rms
holy love, or sympathy gradually brings
man into sympathy with God. Divine love
Is ubiquitous, and can give even the human
sout Il body whose faculties grasp every
thing worthy OF its hcart--a body whose
birth into new heavens never ceases, whose
growth is eternal" .s.s. ..-
The discussion was participated in by
Drs. Waterman, Of New York; Evans, OF
Washington; King. OF Pittsburgh; Taft,
Of Cincinnati; Caldwell, Ct Baltimore !;
Ford, OF Georgia; and Walker. OF New
Orleans. After this mental strain it was
thought best to put into exercise the mas.
ticatory and digestive organs; so. on motion
the Convention adjourned for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The subject for discussion was "Opera-
tive Dentistry" which was elaborately and
instructively handled by Dr.. f. Parmey, OF
New York, in an address. or rather u IA
milar talk, OF nearly two hours length,
illustrated by drawings. models, and other
appliances. His explanations OF the best
method OF using. clamps, rubber, DAM
wedges. &c, were to many new, they being
his own invention in many instanccs-also
his explanation o. the best manner OF
making and using gold.foil. which he illus
trated by actual experiment in the presence
OF the Convention We're highly Interesting.
\ paper, by DR.. \. +. Mccain, Of New
! Orleans, on the Thcrapeutical Treatment
! 81 Dcntnal PulpS-Their Preservation. and
, the Sequences Of their Death was read by
| Or. Walker. 49,.
Or. Coy read the report Of the Committee
on Operative Dentistry. 1t recommends the
use Of both soft and cohesive gold-amalgam
in some cases, the preservation il possible
OF the dental pulps. and the extraction OF
the six-ycar molarS as 4 rule, though not in
discriminatory. The subject was discussed
by Drs. Taft and Ford. and the Convention
adjourned. HOLIDAY.
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FlOHr. ..... ~
/ Fine. 50 suptrinr. $6GnS6.2J extra auperbie,
S6.75: common family. $50; fancy family ana
CRY Mills. 50. supply large, and very dul.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANG
' SATURDAY, August l8, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 90 hosshrads. The
offerings 1T auction on Change were 81 packages
of which number "a were taken IN, and the re-
laiuter sold al prices RAM cling from S3.7 10 $3.50
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John j. EircteN, Esq, Petersburg, Va.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

The INDUCEMENTS and encourag-
ings to be a Gooder and more prayer
ful :" statesman are not as abundant,
spontaneous and stimulating as they
might be when one considers the tone
of the profane and secular press to-
ward such of its meritorious fellow
craftsmen As consent IN become eNem-
plars for the eNaltation and ruriiica-
ton of the unregenerate and the legis-
lative. But virtue Is its own reward.
and this sweet and assuring se!f-con-
>olement turns aside the shafts of the
wicked and robs of their sting the con-
tumelious gibes of the depraved and
the unSodly. "TheSe are the srurns
which patient merit of the unworthy
lakes
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

a plant, supposed to he new, has
been found i'll Nicaragua, which, if
what is said of it lie true, is great
Vegetable curiosity. II is named Ply
inlacca Electrical. Ii Is said to possess
very pronounced electromagnetic
properties. The hand is scnsibly be-
nunibed upon touching the shrub, and
the magnetic influence is felt at a dis
lance of seven or eight feet. The mag
ne,ic needle is sensIbly perturhaied.
becoming more and more 80 until it
reaches the centre of the shrub, whom
the disturbance Is transformed to a
very rapid gyratory movement. The
intensity of the phenomenon varies
with The hours of the day, and at night
j: is hardly percertible. 1t atiains its
maximum about , p. m. In stormy
weather the energy of the action Is
augmented. No insects or birds have
been seen on the shrub.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16
INsrlTyRE LECTUTE.-Pr,

INSTITUTE LECTUTE.-PrOfeSSOr
Davidson. OF the United States Coast
Survey, delivered the fourth lecture
of the Institute series last evening at
the Congregational Church. His sub
ject was "Irrigation in India, Italy and
Egypt, and its Application to the Unit
ed States" The lecture was exceed
inyly weighty, able, and deeply inter-
esting to all thoughtful hearers. Pro-
fessor Davidson was one Of the United
States Irrigation Commissioners. and
i'm that capacity visited the irrigation
fields in tine Old World in 1874 and
1873. In 1879 he travelled $500 miles
along irrigation works and lines of
propo ed works in India. That he
fully understood his subject was man.
ifest from the outset. His style is ex-
ceedingiy concise. and his statements
and conclusions positive, with proofs
cited in support which appear conclu-
sive. The entire lecture will make
document of vital interest to the peo-
pie of the great valleys of the State.
and TO all citizens, indeed, iuasnuch
a it enters into consideration Of the
necessary legislation, outlay and labor
and the part the State Government
has to perform in the introduction of a
general irrigation system OH this coast.
The lecturer showed bv his valuable
paper how deep has been bis research
into this important subject, aud how
thorough has been his consideration Of
all It's details. We shall present the
lecture in full i'm our issue of Saturday
next. The audience in attendance last
evening was OF gnodly size. and gave
its undivided attention to the speaker.
-Record-U MON, 18th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

The prevalence of stage ambition
was forcibly illustrated a few days ago
in a case which was heard at the Lam
beth Police Court in London. An en-
terprising gentleman was before the
magistrate charged with obtaining
money upon false pretences, by adver-
Using that he would obtain situations
on the stage for inexperienced persons.
l pward OF thousand replies 10 this
advertisement We're found in his lodg
ings. Some of these were very char
acteris.ic. ''If my part is 20 be tragic
| may safely say I am A =" A young
lady writes: II am very good looking,
and sure OF doing WE'LL" A "Bolton
chap" says, II is very ankles to be
hacter has never hacted before" An
other young lady says, II want to do
the regular business. but it must have
nothing whatever to do with bailey"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

A CURIo>IrY.-The /" Independence
Beige" gives the following which is
Of interest TO naturalists and cuitiva-
tors:
In a garden at Billancourt may be
seen at the present moment an apple
tree loaded with fruit. There is moth
ing extraordinary in this, but the stock
III the tree is cherry, on which has
been grated the apple, a species of
golden pippin. The fruit precisely re-
sembles cherries-the same stem. the
same size, the same form, and nearly
the same color; but its taste is that of
AN apple, and it contains pips instead
of stone. Specimens of this botanic
phenomenon were recently submitted
to our inspection. 1t must be real
curiosity, for it is generally thought
impossible to graft a pip bearing frui;
on the stock of u tree bearing stone
fruit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

The movement in Philadelphia to
stop the ringing of the bells O: st.
Marks Church is earnest, judging by
the publication of volume OF testi-
mony. The church is in a fashiOna-
BILE neigh bOrhoOd that would be quiet
except for these bells. The annoyed
residents testify that the value OF :he
property has been deprecated tina.
invaiiis have been endangered that
many go out Of town on Saturday and
remain until Monday, i'm order TO es-
ape the torture on Sunday; that the
ringing is unskillful, and therefore
more annoying to persons of musical
taste. Six physicians say that the
amount of sickness is unquestionably
greater within hearing of the bells
than it would Ina if they were silenced.
An instance Of insanity, alleged to
have been caused by this nuisance,
il cited. Proof is given of the depre-
ca ion Of property. In the trial of
the suit. now in progress. a mode! of
the chnrcl and its neighborhood is
used.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16
AROCT INDIAN RESERN ATlONS-

A day or two ago, in the Assembly.
was considered Memorial addressed
to Congress asking some action, the
nature of which is immaterial, con-
corning the lands on the Walker River
Reservation. We speak of the matter
not to discuss the measure Indicated
but merely to express an opinion re'a-
tive to Indian Reservations in general.
Probably in all the history of erronc-
Gus and ali-considered legislation.
nothing takes precedence of the Res
ervation system. The Indians are mo-
farmers, and if they were they would
have no special inducement to 't'"'
the lands of any Reservation; for II"
Federal Government and not t"@ In
dams, owns the land. This statement
proves itself by the recital oi III" iaci
that the only farming venture eniera'i
upon by any Indians in tEi- State 5
that which was projected 10y Nat"h"z.
in Hum boldt county, while. a. every
body knows, the Pyramid Lake Res
ervation is set apart for the Pin;e>, OF
which tribe NatcheZ is the Chief.
Again: The SURVEYOR Generals Re
port informs us that this Stale contains
no less than seventv-"ne million acres
Of land; and if there are ~ many as
one million of those ceres over which
any and all indians may rot roam al
will, we don't know il. W believe in
preserving all hi !">-;iie rights to
the Aboriginal An"ri,'"" and we are
a. strenuous tha: JaS'i''r shall be done
to him and his r..hi~ ~ anyone; but
we do most eafre~IIy helieve that the
so-called Re>-rsa inn system is pre-
tense and . i,tiu!'r: :. Moreover, in
too many iri -...-'.~ ..e>e Reservations
are a mere ci,.... Io fraudulent doings
with the properly ard rights of the
Government. We do not think that
it would do any injustice to the red
men if every acre OF land set apart for
y Reservation in Nevada were relin-
quished by the Government and
opened to the settler.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

The st. Louis Sanitarium is a chart
table institution for the reformation OF
drunkards and opium eaters. Patients
are treated as inmates, and medicine
and advice are also dispensed to out
siders. Non-alcOholic tonics are pre-
scribed for those who habitually resort
to stimulants when overworked, and
lectures are given in which the nature
and consequences of drunkenness are
described. The managers now ask
that liquor dealers be taxed to support
the Sanitarium,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

A California farmer by the name Of
Tassey Stewart has been arrested and
indicted in San Francisco, on charge
of attempting to bride Secretary Chand-
Ter. Three hundred dollars was the
amount offered for favorable decision
% quarter section of United States
land, but Chandler referred the farmer
letter to the Attorney General, who in
turn transmitted it to the District Attor-
nay in San Francisco, and then the ar
rest and Indictment took place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

TX Pr sident Ledro and his party are
engaged at present in seeing the sights
oi y " York. The party have received
large number of callers interested IN
hre. ly on subjects pertaining to their
c,nutry. The President has fun faith
hat the good sense and patriotism of the
pc ople will soon make an end of the mil
it"ry and clerical usurpation. and be-
Eeves the Church party, which has used
Diaz Bs its tool TO overthrow the Liberal
Government, will desert him when it
finds in him master instead of slave {.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16
PACKARD SHOT.

An attempt was made yesterday in
New Orleans to assassinate Gov. Pack
ard. While he was seated in a chair in
his Office surrounded by a half dozen
callers, he was suddenly approached by
a man who leveled a pistol at his heart
AMI then pulled the trigger. Packard
ius:sntanso usly struck the weapon down
all ;.'s- > 1T took effect in his knee.
THcn the tvo men closed with each
ether an-l the would be assassin vas
throw i :, the floor. No one seemed to
know the name Of the man or whence he
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

A Queensland diver last year sue
ceeded in recovering box containing
$4,000 in gold from wreck which
was haunted by sharks, attracted there
by the corpses of the crew. The Colo
NAL Admiralty Court awarded him
about $4,000 as salvage, but the own
ers of the gold appealed against the
award as excessive The Judicial Com
mittae to which the case was referred
dismissed the appeal and the daring
diver obtained his money.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

There is one State i'm the Union that
has taken to tree-planting with a vigor
that promises the best results. The
farmers Of Minnesota set ont during
the past year over ten millions of cut
tings, most of which, it is reported,
are doing well. The young trees con-
sist largely OF cottonwoods and white
willows, but there is also a liberal
spriukling of maple, larch and white
oak.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

Two brothers were caught in terri
BILE snow storm i'm Minnesota. when
they were miles from any habitation.
They struggled on, blinded by the
snow, their feet and hands slowly
freezing in the intense cold. At length
one could not walk any further, and
he was carried awhile by the other
Then the latter went on alone until he
reached house. Assistance was
promptly sent to the man left behind,
who was found dead.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

Whether the Senators over at the Cap
itol are not quite SO expeditions in the
transaction OF business as the Assembly
men is no, quite clear. but one thing is
certain. that in the Assembly the ''Ren.
eral file" is clear. while that in the Sen
ate is sufficient to keep tho Senators at
work for several days in the future.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

The Chicago Inter-Ocean saws: It
looks very much as though Tilden
will contest i'm the courts the Commits
siOn's decision, if unfavorable to him,
on the ground that the Commission
refused to hear evidence in the late in
vestigation of the Chaffee. Florida and
Louisiana cases. The consultations of
Tilden's lawyers. and other circum-
stances, point to this.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

The President will shortly give a
farewell dinner to the members Of his
Cabinet. No other President ever had
such an array of advisers as he has
had during his eight years term.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16

A COMFORTABLY FURNIS II e ID
N Parlor and Bedroom, one large room
with privilege Of kitchen. for . gentleman and
his wife. Terms must be moderate and locs-
ton desirable. References exchanged. Ad-
dress Z McILvAIN, At this Office, stating terms
and location. iellt2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-16
DENTIST,

EVERYTHING PERTAIN.
IL ing to Dentistry done with neat
ness and taste At UIIIY
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05
HE STRIKE.

Inbust have what you Owe me at once.
There is no excuse for you not paying now.
The country il full Of everything to pay
with. Ifyou cannot pny now, you nevei
intend 10 do So.,i ! have given out good
many acconnts il The hst few days furg col.
lection, and nm determined to have every
account on the hooks settled at once. F
lam tired selling goods 70 parties al
lowing accounts to stand twelve months.
and then whit six Or twelve months aga,n
for corn or wheat or other produce to ad.
vance in price before they can pay part on
their bills.s .a'''i..,i
Ithihk some Of you have treated me bad,
ly. ~ .il'i;' 49,. S' y 'lWi
Thisis'the last notice of the kind I shall
give through the paper. !, 4 z z S',,'
81 c. N. PARKS, !.
2ii4nl y ! fats'a'. '.''f'I 'ff''
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05
Mlrs slanran ! school.


We were compelled hitherto to omit n
notice of this school from great pressure on
our columns, and we do 10 now with the
regret that we have seemed to slight
the claims OF sncli excellent ladies 10 pub
lIc consideration. The Misses Mangum
resume now the School which was opened
some years since with high repnte. That
repnte was inseparabl. from the character
of ladies' 30 refined. - intellectual and so
cultivated. Daughters OF the distin-
guislied Willie =. Mangum, they inherit
those mental gifts which gave their father
rational renown; superad.led to which
nre faund all those graces and accom-
plishmenis which are The subjects of
feminine culture. fga
The School Is about 10 miles East Of
Hll!sboro in probably tile most beautiful
part Of 0mnge County aud education
would be accompanied with all tile
pleasures of y beautiful home. fine scenery
and healthful climate.
see AL.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05
MURDER WILL our.

A few years ago August Flower was
discover 10 6e a certain cure for Dyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint, few thin Dys-
peptics made known to their friends how
easily aud quickly they had been cured
by lis use. The great merits Of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER became heralded
through the country by one sufferer to
another, until, without advertising, its
sale has become immense. Druggists in
EVERY TOWN In the United States are
selling Ii. No persons suffering with
Sonf Stomach. Sick Headache, Coslive
ness, l,alpitation ofthe Heart, Indigestion,
low spirits, etc; can take three doses with
out relief. Go to your Druggist Dr. O.
Hooker, and geta bottle for IS cents and
try II. sample bottles 10 cents.
Also fnr sale by Stephen A. While,
Mebanesvllle. E4 ya ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

The body Of Wiley Mitchell was ex-
humrd hy ilie Coroner on Friday, q Jury
oflnqnest empanncllei, and verdict
that tie deceased came 20 his death by d
blow upon the head inflicted hp John
wagsiaff. late ofthe county uf Person.
Dave Williams. the lunatIc negro who
assaulted Mr.. Wesley Gat.ir. Is captured,
and in chains IN tile Poor House Of
Chatham County.
Mr. Gaiiis Is reported slowly recovering
from his Desperate wounds. lf5
No arrest has been nindc IN the case OF
the Durham triple murder.
Another negro lodged In jail last week
charged with burglary In Durham.