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JANUARY u, 1873.
Our community is still passing through
the vicisiiudes Of life, and the citizens are
endesvoring to improve this year more
than ever. No loafer- are seen hanging about
the street corner. as they were wont to do
and our town Is all industry.
Mr.. Reuben Bronaugh has again become
a citizen of this pla'e, and is living the life
Of good bachelor. Blu, we think it would
be much more pleasant and congenial for
him to have one Of the fair sex to assist him
through life, "and when the silver tints
the gold, love him as they both grow old"
Mr,.W. Il. Dillon has moved to the Ling
enfelter farm. Mr.. Geo. I.ingenfelier has
rented the Saunders farm, north Il town.
Mr. Corbsn has taken possession Of the
Mcclure property, near the depot. Mr.. O.
q. Collier has the place lately occupied
by Mr.. Watson, part of the Collier farm.
Mr. Watson has rented the Singleton farm,
near Brown Spring. Mr.. John Singleton
has just opened nice little confectionery
and grocery store, on Lancaster street.
Aspirani- for county offices are present
ing themselves TO the people, and among
the numerous names apes ring in the
Journal are W. II. Miller and q. A. e.
Rochester. Two more deserving gentle
men could not be chosen to make the race,
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RrssvESs NOTICES.

BrY yonr Block Coal from Smith n Nil
Ter.
Go To Smith a Miller for Fresh Oysters
they always Keep lnem.
PownrR and Shot, Caun and Wad. for
sale at andersen a McRobcri-'.
60 10 Smith n Miller for Fresh Ponltry,
Game, Oysters and Family Gruceries.
Cat and settle your account. immc,li.
ately. ANDERSON a McRonrsrs.
Tnr dissolution Of N G,m Of Bohon A
Stage demands that all indebted shall
promptly come forward and settle. IierJua
sri ~pieiG
CALL on Frank Wilmer, ut the CONNER.
cial Hotel 10 have your Shaving, Hair cut.
ting and Shampooing done ia the most
fashionable style
M Ictsons indebted to ~ either by
note or otherwise, will please call aud -et.
tie without delay, ~ We need the money.
ANDERSON n McI;onrRrs.
Mns. L. BrszLry wi-he. her friends and
patrons ~ know that she keep. nj all times
new sn'l fashionable Millinery Goods. Her
place ~ business can l.c found hy her .ien
millinery and brcss Making"
Prncut~IS0 fur cash and having their
clothing made under their own supervision
Julius Winter a Co. = T. Cor. II a Mar.
krt Sts, Louisville. XIV. can guarantee
theirs j. the hest II the hest. and the low.
est NJ the lowest
JrLIrs WiSrrR NCo., s. D.. Cor "a a
Market St.. Louisville, Nv, have made II
spccial study that their coats set we'll in
the waist. sr broad in the shoulders snd
long enough in the tail and sleeves. You
can tell their maze FROM any body clse's
r;rENAN SNRrr"- No other medicine
in the world vas ever given such n ie~t 81
~ curative qualities a. Boschee's German
Svfup. IN three yeafs two million four
hundred thousand -mall bottles Of this
medicine we're distributed free u oharss by
Druggists in this country TO tho-e afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group, .~vere
Coughs, Pneumonia, and other diseases of
The Threat and iung-, giving the American
people nndeniahlc proof that German Syr-
M yill cure them. The result has heen
that Druggists in every town aud village in
the nited state are recommending u to
their customer Go 10 your Druggist,
aud ask what they know about IL. Sample
f0tilrs 10 ceni-. Regular size - cents
Three d"-ss vii relieve any case.
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ROCKCasTLE COUNTY NEUs
Brosihead.

rr,nvIits-s
h,nny o.n.c;,llv those whose cribs and
Garner arc ,,.,,ir. I,nk even Tom Wood.
an ala crinnlsd cow gives sliyh, ,nd;ca.
,;ons a, ;mnroy;n, he,sGcsnce
Young Roberts who was run over ana SC
riously "bnnged up ny inc ire'gh, Tram
ON Christmas night near "nm sulphur Is
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UtDISOy tOiNTN NEUS
kirL;srUfe

JANUARY II, lS1S.
After considerable silence, We come
again to greet the numerous readers OF the
Interior JOURNAL, and take this occasion,
late as il is, to wish each and everyone
happy New Year.
The holidays passed away without any
thing unusual happening in this vicinity.
The Murphy movement has been imam
gurated in our county, and up to the time
of Mr.. Wenzell's departure, largely over
three thousand Of our citizens had signed
the pledge. The good effects Of the sys-
TEN was very apperent everywhere within
our borders during the holidays, and espe-
cially in our county seat. Not more than
one or two drunken men having been seen
on any Of the court days since the first lee
ture. Many OF our citizens that were great
" enslaved to the vice Of in,emperance
took the pledge and so far, are keeping il
inviolate, and claim that by the help Of
God thew intend to continue sober men.
A shadow of gloom rests upon this entire
community in consequence Of the death OF
one Of our most estimable citizens on Sat
urday night last. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones,
consort Of Humphrey T. Jones, ST., after
a painful illness Of several weeks, passed
away at nine O'Clock, on the evening of the
18th inst, aged 40. She had long been
Jealous member Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, and by her consistent
Christian course had won the esteem Of all
her acauaintances. On Sunday morning.
after brief services by Elder Milton Elliott,
her remains were taken 10 Richmond and
deposited in the cemetery there. Mr. Jas
Peyton, another estimable citizen Of this
vicinity, died at his residence, on the night
Of the 18th inst.
Our new church Is progressing slowly to-
ward completion, on account OF the nnia-
yorable weather for some time past. We
are, however, assured of very neat house
as soon as the weather becomes settled SUI
icient to complete it,
/ Elder Milton Elliott has been called TO
pieach once month for the congregation
of the Church Of Christ at this place Tie
also deyotes two Lords days to the cOngre-
CATION at the Pond Church and one satur-
day and Lords day per month TO the
Glade Church Rev Mr.. Duncan breaches
- L A.
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lsyCOIN COiATy SEWs.
Wwsfsn rifle.

JASvARY 10th, ISIS.
S.a; :. Ala, ,d IN mi. locality
- a.. ,.s,,o,.. emo ho,,omp
WE'VE cor hiA'-Some southern paifi
ad'er'lseS ior 'n"e"''Nei ""o """ "''
pa'' ". o'o'nH OF our '''''se F" '''' ''a"'
improoa"'e Ne IN. "''e'"e"' "''' 'ri"'''
II - true ne'er'ne'e'''
STRANGE ~ TRrr.-It j. reported that
there Is one man w 'he i"Ine'"'"'e "'s-
fric' VINO mas not io-' any e"eeP ny e"se
during the last week
S,sarIAR CAsrALrY.-During the late
cold surll n youns lady of hi. place, in at.
,.m,tin, IN tuek herself more comfortably
in the bedclothes, dislocated her shoulder
Strange that such accidents should hsPren'
when they might DC :" ea'''y a'o'"e''
ASorurR.-On Sunday afternoon, Miss
Iucy Burton. ACCOMPANIED bv a lady
friend. and driven by a younger brother
wa. ascending the steep grade from the
turnpike 10 Ter fathers residence. The
hor.e choked and fell, the buggy was ov, r.
turned and the whole party thrown out Miss
l. had the misfortune to be at the bottom
Of The nile and wa. considerably bruised.
Rn, mi. va. nothing to the damage sus-
,.;n.d \, IN. sns ,lo,k and elegant dress.
3. IL va. unanimou.l, voted tina, the
mos, boun,iful s,uccoine is no improve.
men, IN feuen;n. decorations.
Tur Muus-we had nh mail on Fri.
d.y I,s, hence no Isryn,oR JorRSAL or
aJrooo,, Ii seems our carrier was out Of
nlsce when the train arrived, aud there be.
;,u no one 10 receive il the mail was ia
ken ON to somerset, and reached here Sat.
ur,,y evening.
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can'e, ~ against any vice. So il j. that
even from this popular souev NJ in;ctcH
and excitement there are those who escape.
Bnt to the families where the curse NJ w..
cohol has transformed natural protectors
into bruics the adne Of reform bcars nntold
Joy, however brief it, season. The pro.
gramme for each evening consists Of brief
addre-se. from any who will speak, inter.
sperscd with inspiring music. during
which the signers flock up in squads aud
groups, the SINGING continuing without
pause while the ceremony Of uniting takes
place. Clerks register names with all pos
sible rapidity, assistants furnish pen, iI.k
and cards, and the dircctorgencral, with
bolt Of blue ribbon unfurled 10 the joyful
breeze, clips the badges and delivers them
to the numerous applicants. In addition
to the Organ and voice, Mr.. jos. p sandi-
fer renders valuable assistance with beauti-
full and expressive accomplishments on the
Cornet One continual air Of excitement
peryadcs the eSpectant throng from frat to
last, and when, amid the jubilant singing
and the vociferous appeals from the still
49,, 80 800 -, .,
80, w. - :,
stamping, clapping and even whistling.
All.in.all, there has rarely been such n
season Of universal enlistment in the limits
Of good old Garrard. But the hero Of the
movement In Lancaster seems to he Mr.
James y. Price, retailer Of malt liquor and
al'oh"''c beverages ms gentleman CLOSES
hIS "'r' p''N' UP n'S ""'" NE"' wv,
chiIJ,.r ,b.;r o,ly rrescrt source Of sub a..
distance IJs b,s ,Iw,v. held , renu,,t;on
n, unw,veriny sobrie,y. and his fellow.
,ow,.me, will encourage him in a less oh.
;.o,;onobI. calling The Strong figh, /.
AGAIN., tho b,r.rcoms only one Of which
has fallen. Judge Owsley, MesSrs. Iiensy
T. Noel and ". u. Hopper; DR.. Talmadge;
n. G. Kaufman. Esq., Judge Boone, and
Mr.. Ionis Pitcher, ara Others, have made
seeches night a!t,r night. The work Is
extending on INTO 'he county anu o'"''
organizations are forming lo"' ''S' -
lalhe'''s III no'e,u' 'ei"'' o"' i'o'o' Wv
.,ec;,, train Is coming over to sweep all
Stamford you need not protest. You
can, bsl, vour.elye. The fiat has gone
forth And a, fra, Won will stand hack
and .erd n, all The little boys and girls.
I'm, there. no resisting fate. The whole
community will be drawn in Just a. Others
have heen. others as confident once rs YOU
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Well, We bad Wedding up here Christ.
mas that didn't come 10 rlsa, anil one Of
Woodiorl's gallant SIMS went back M hap.
pier Than when hc came. Nh.
It's sweet IN love,
But, IN. how hiicr
10 love gai.
And then not gii 'cf.'
irON.
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Tnr greatest thing in Stove. can lie seen
at Higgins a Grine-'. II Is the Rotary"
You only have to make Gr, in il once =
wear, 81 the nracon tells Us, and what he
saws j. true a. gospel
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bun Near ilnsIonville, Yesterday, Mr..
clayton arter. an old aud we'll known ciii.
,en. III. funeral will take place a, Ne.
tnrmmirks Church TODAY.
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lior At CRAH ORcuAEp- MIR. ". I.
Kennedy will give grand opening Ball at
hi. Hotel in Cab Orchard, next Friday
night lsjth.l The Young gentlemen are
requested To attend
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MIS- ANNIE !, fIsHrn, e Louisville
will orcn Fashionable Dress Making f.
tabli-hmeni ia the rooms OF John H.,
Craig, in connection with the Millinery
nepartment,ve early in the Spring.
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\. \. WAEEE> i agent here ior the
singer, the hc-t Sewing Machine msde
samples ~ hshd at the l.. a.
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:. :. IYrrs, 80. i. nov . full fiedged
limb oi the Law, and a. such offer. his ser
vices to the public. steve !. a good fellow
and We wish him success. see card.
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ONLY Que licrn-e to we'd was issued at
the Clerk. Office this serk. Wa. ~ iJ,acse
to Miss Marths :. Gooch, marriage To take
place ai Wm. Go,ch'- ou III. cath in.i.
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pfhtH. Mr. l.y-anden Ball. a good and
clever old citizen, died, W"dne.day, II sb.
doninil tuner.
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Cn,HLrr JoSEs, a negro boy Of some II
YEAR, made an indecent proposal TO a little
10 year old daughter % Nj. Jim Dsugher-
" on "Wednesday evening. The little girl
tod her father aud Yesterday morning a
lose of Gov hide was administered To the
boy tina, will keep hi back sore for long
time tn come.
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VIZ extend our thanks To our customers
for their very liberal patronage during the
past year, aud We can say that We find our
mode Of doing business has been a success,
io-wit: We give the hest goods at the lowest
possible price, and have hut one price
All are treated alike. A. the year begins,
We have u full stock Of al seasonable
goods, aud will add To il rs the season
opens mp. You may rely on finding
what Won want.
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COMMON Pleas CouRT.-Sinee our last
report great deal Of business has been
transacted in this Court. A large number
Of cases has been disposed Of, among
them We mention the following: g. W.
Lingsnielter ". Henry Watts; Nc. This
suii was for 5000 damages for assault and
was on trial when we went To press last
week. The jury gave verdict forsSl GOO.
A motion for a new trial was overruled
and the case will 20 to the Court Of AP-
peal.. Leo Hayden VI. q. T. Jones. This
was for the amount Of note Of W. Il.
Jones, on which q. T. Jones was security.
Mr.. Jones swore that he neither signed OF
authorized his sou 10 sign his name Ia the
note. Verdict COR defendant. J. q. Reid
vs.. u. A. Bsugh: In this case the;e are ON.
ly sis in controversy. bu, ii hss passed
through i've Courts II was first tried in
a Magistrates Court. appealed to the Quar-
terry Cours, then 10 the Circuit Court and
iron that to the Court of Appeals, Some
error WAS found in the proceedings and a
new, trial was granted At this term Of the
Coau which resulted in hung jury. The
cost IN the case now amount 10 about 500
Jno. l.. Smith and wife vs.. Dayton Tucker
This was for $500 claimed by Mrs. Smith
under a marriage contract with Mr.. Tuck
er. lie proved, however, that the consid-
Grafton vas, that she vas to make him a
good business vile but she proved to be no
account, and in about n year deserted him
and subsequently obtained divorce and
married smith. The jury ionnd in his
behHlL w. ~. Jones, Sc, ". j. Drye,
&c This suit grew in this wise; j. j.
Drye, NC. as Trustees for the IIusionyille
Lodge Of knights Of Honor, drew the $4,000
insurance On the life OF w. X. jones. They
paid over 10 the widow her part Of il, aud
deposited the chiljren's part with Copk a
Grssn, as they allege. by order Of the
0ssrdian Of the children. Cook A Green
failed aud the money deposited went with
the balance. The verdict in this case will
M. be rendered ill to-day.
Jadgs Breckinridge Informs US that
Court will probably last ill the middle OF
merit week. Among the visiting lawyers
present this week are Messrs. u. Y
Jacobs, J, y. vanwinkle, John Yerkes, and
]. W. McFerran, OF Danville; W. d. Hop
per. II. NJ. and W. o. Bradley aud Hon
(Al W punlan, N an astsf.
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IOf a. VIEWS.

WT,RrN n EvASs srll 4 god two horse
wagon With bed aud brake, for S.O.
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NEw srRErr.-our Town Trustees have
appointed u committee 10 eoafer with the
property owners in regard 10 purchasing the
right OF way Tor tie extension d Somerset
street to the Depot. Such a street has
long hccn needed, as Depot street Is much
loo .,eep for heavily loaded teamA Then
too uilI give additional building lots and
enhance the value Of the property through
which il runs let us by all means have
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\ LITERARY entertainment will be CIV.
en- at the Christian Church at Crab Or
chard, tonight, by the pupils OF the Tar.
ran, College, u begin at "a o'clock and
close at ., following this will be SOFIA
bile in the psrlors Of Tarrant College. Mrs
Tarrsnl will accept our thanks for an inv''
laiion.
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BANK PREsrDrNr.-S, Stanford can nov
boast Of the youngest Bank President in
this State or any other, J. W. McAli-,er,
aged 20, having been few days ago elected
President 81 the National Bank. Squire
Murphy, who has held the position 20
long was again elected this year, but owing
to had health declined to serve. Mr.. Meal.
is,er ]. a good business man, and a. he rep.
re-ents about a third Of all the stock in
the Bank, IL is safe to say that he will be
pretty cauticus In is management
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DorsN'r that article 81 the DanvilIs Adj
caoat, on thu Congressional timber in this
district par,sks somewhat Of hesyocphsa-
tie? Aud is Il not bad taste in a Demo
cratic PAPER to mention the political disor-
ganiler, Mr.. Talbot, who was elected over
Judge Breekinridse, the regular nominss
al the Democratic party several Year, ago,
aud Say nothing Of the latter gen,lemsnr
There are at least those who think ~.
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PUBLIC SALE
As Executor VI GeoTge Carpenter, dscd, l Will, al
my residence, Ia Lincoln County,
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1879,

About 2iOO Acres Of the Best Tnibsred Land Ia Ca.
say County On brush Creek; ~ shares Of stosk 10
fArmeTs Nat. Bank Of stamford; A Qaaniity Of
Stack Ia various 1urnpikss In Lineoln Co.
Buggy and Harness, Fine Gold Watch and
Chain; some Household furnitaIei Ssiaeks
OF Hay On Farm near Moreland ststian.
Al the same time and place ~ill onsr bI .@ls Or
rent the hAksr farn, near M0relznd stztion. eon-
tainiRg J25 Acres. said Farm is all In Or2s
and spls niidiy Matered. Dor Farther In
formation apply 10
.0i-1i A. w. CARPENTER, Esscstss.
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PUBLIC SALE !

NY WoiNtAtf Nvnsishnh !"
Tract Of Knob Land. Containing 100 Acres, more o
less, aud lying hack Of Milledgeyile. said Land
Is we'll Tim6ered, lies In a Valley and Is
very level. good Saddle and Harness
Mares, 4 and q Yeas DID, ! Mare
Mule, Yeas Old 20 Calves; I Gov, ~
Hogs, Consisting Of Brood s0~s and stoeksIs
nes 2-hOrse Wagon aud Harness. lAttls Mon
ii0r separator, with some Territory Household AM
Kitchen Furniture Farming Imp, se'
aOa-2t Z. n. DAWSON.
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NV lpvrRtIsrurNr>.
sTRYED OR STOLEN.

DARK BAY MARES ~ . yeaf obi. hplNs
name and tail; len Gre nke enlarged Whitr gaf
In forrhcad. Any information of ssae be- 81 Iiit-
OFFICE will 10 thankfully recciveii 3n'-it
The New York herald., 1878-08-19
KELLER, WORMSER AND KINGS
BURY.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In Your ISSUE OF to-day regarding tho settlements
OF the affairs OF tho former Grn Of Keller wormser
Kingsoury there are many misstatenents:-
First-n Is not due TO Frederick Lewis that tho
creditors oil Keller. Wormser a kipgsbury received
Their In full but, the contrary, we insisted
that our creditors should lose nothing; and more
over, IL did originate with Frederick Lewis, but
with the committee OF creditors and ourselves.
Second-rbo attorneys for Raphael Keller did not
'gain his point" Keller, under their legal guidance,
received settlement lar less favorable TO him than
we voluntarily offered before litigation.
Thrd-Kciler did not receive sll 200 In cash, but,
on the contrary, We paid In all $4,000 In cash TO
cover and iucluue Ksiier's interest," also the re-
ceivers charges all attorney, counsel and court
fees, which consumed at least one hall that amount
F0urth--keiicr received a worthless second mort
gage OF $4,000 lcusehold property In 81. Louis.
ground rent $4,000 annually exceeding the income
IRON the entire premises, and which mortgage was
offered by Keller Tor 8 500. which we reiected.
ETffh--We assigned IN all 10 Keller d claim against
to about $4,000. WiInam Keller recently failed aud
effected a composition Ia bankruptcy ~ fifteen cents
GU tho dollar, including this clair
SirM-Upon the eve OF the litigation Keller ab-
OF his lawyer, aud by the legal efforts OF our counsel
Mcssrs. Lcvcntritt a shepard, this money Was re-
stored, thus through compusion Keller acquired
Interest In the nrm's assets ana hts lawyers did
over, before the restoration OF that money, by the
staten OF Frederick Lewis Keller indebted 10
the Arm 10 about 5000 We prvnsr our Avknowledg-
creditors Tor their aid aud cooperation
IN our contest, vita the 1na result OF when we
perfectly satisfied. WURMSER kINGsBURY
NEw YORK, August is, 1878
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AN EXPLOSION IN ENGLAND.
From the London Globe. August G. J

From the London Globe, August
Thunderstorm passed ovcr Morley ana district yes
tcrday afternoon. Tac storm at Its hcight about
twenty minutes past four, when there very vivid
flash Of lightning aud heavy peal OF thunder. Slmul
iansousiy the electric nuid struck powder magazine
csntain,ng one ton Of powder, belonging to Msssrs
John Hs'gb Sons. vic'oria coI,c-y, Bruntcne. rhe
magazine was situate tho middle OF ned. 400 yards
from the colIery, In soutnwes,erly erection The
shock was something terrific and but for the inces
sant rain whicn preceded the explosion and had the
effect OF Ping all trsfc Ia the vicinity, many nvrs
~ n thought must have been lost IA II Is, tie
eh'cts VI the disaster may be briefly stated as ioi
lows:-A Held of oats is completely destroyed, beng
LAID 10 the ground as we'll Us scorched. Al tho pit
man named William Hsgh was struck with brick
aud hurled into an adjoining coal screen. The man
Ia the engine house fsariully frightened by the
engine house window squares being blown In. Al
that moment he had drawn four men up. They had Just
risen Ia sisnt whsn The explosion TOOK place fhe
engine man shut the on aud ran out oil the en-
gne house. Tne iour men managed 10 escape alve,
Dut he cage was sriuy damaged among the head
gear Two sirls named A,nicy anu Mvscey, wno
were playing about, we're drcsdiuily iujurru. The
grcat vuiN oi tue properly N the ucni " aithouen
400 yards away, had most OF Tho windows smashed
aud otherwise injured, notably the IRON school, A..
bert row; Mr.. john Hagh's house, Messra W. smith
Co, Morley Relish Depot &c. No lives are rs.
ported 10 be Iost up 70 the time oil soIng 70 press
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ALLEGED CRUELTY 10 A GIRL.

Tor u number Of years past Miss Louisa woliert, Of
HoIbrook, has been subject to nts and about four
months ago lest ner reason. At times she booams
manageable, and was finally sent by her family 10
the asylum at YaphsaK. she was placed in clean
room and every assurance given BY the keeper, Mr.
Loudsn, that good care would be takeo OF her when
VISITED by her mother aud sister after she had oecn
In tho asylum two months Mss woicrt had changed
terribly that ~ was deciGcd to take her homo. The
girps trends aicae tha, when she fclcncd bcr home
" was Iouni that her body was covered with Druiscs
aud vermin, and that the clothing sent with her has
never been rsturned She was sent 10 the ssylum a.
boardsr, but her board has not been paid sonse-
quence OF the treatment that she received stff
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Tho others we're tuned The course was nov TO
he eastward, with line reaching wind ana the last oI
he food tds 80 that they were able TO make tho
% the eastward without making n tack On this part
u the course, when Inc HideRarde was on Osborne,
sudden gust OF wind came from the island, and she
sarried away her loreivpmast which, Of course, Sc
suited the large scnooner but she unable catch
the Fefmosa. aad Tue eastern MARI was nrst
rounded by ncr, the Enebantress second, Egrria
tbtro, VOlsu.Vsrt ionrth enu Hildrgsrue MIN.
Un coming Daok TO the westward auen OIL
Ryde tho Hlldcgsrde coIIarcd the fofmoss aud TOOK
the FIRST place When nearly home, and just on Old
Castle Point the Formosa carried away her topmast,
but forunatsly dd not interfere with her TO any
Great extent ana she ultimately became the winner