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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-02


Il Tue CouRrs.-SrPRHME COURT OF AP-
REALs.-Jaies Greai, HaylROnd, Moore and
JotnSoR.-This Court met at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning, and transacted the fol-
Lowing business:
4 John W. Mason and Robert ArcEldow-
ney were admitted TO practice, on motion
'otJ. "A. Morrow. rs
Zane W. Fink ct al. Hubbard for Zane.
Petition for appeal and supersedeas to de-
cree OF Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
Fowler vs.. B. & o. Railroad Company.
Petition for supersedeas. jacob for Fow-
Ter; Boggess for B. & o. Railroad.
Casanova vs.. Kreusch. Supersedeas
granted on motion OF Kreusch. Hubbard,
attorney. Bond, $500.
woodward vs. Paisley. Judge johnson
announced the opinion OF the Court, re-
yersing the decision OF the Circuit Court
Of Kanawha county.
johnson VS.. Jannett, Greenbrier county.
Judge johnson announced the opinion OF
the Court. Decree reversed and case re-
manded.
Tasewell VS.. Boggs, Wood county.
Judge Moore announced that the decree OF
the Court below was affirmed.
Davis VS.. Judge Circuit Court, Wood
county, Moore Judge; mandamus re-
fused. Ert
Tracy vs.. Tracy's heirs ct al. Moore
Judge, Mercer county. Decree reversed
and cause remanded.
Banley VS.. Wells ct al. Raymond Judge,
Marshall county. Decree affirmed.
Cerder vs.. Talbot; Barbour county;
Green, Judge; judgment affirmed.
Tingle & Isham vs. Paysen, Harrison
county; Green, Judge; judgment affirmed.
Hoffman ct al. vs.. Barret ct al; Wood
county; Green, Judge; iudgmentreversed.
Laughlin Bro. & Co. vs.. Pream & Co.;
Preston county; Green, Judge; decree re-
versed.
Court adjourned until Saturday, Decem-
Der It'll, at 10 o'clock AN.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TuSlNe.-IfyourP Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market ST
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That "Hale's Honey Of Hoarhound and Tar
is now recognized as the great national spe.
cific for the cure OF coughs and all lung dis.
eases, See that you get "Hales Honey Of
and take no other as there are counterfeits.
Sold by Logan, List& Co., and all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-02

RExENuER that true happiness Is forever
lost when your health Is once broken
down. Dr.; Bulls Cough Syrup prevents
throat and lung disease, and cures colds
and coughs. It costs only Is cts. q bottle,
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MILWAUKEE BEER and Concert at Gus.
Mathews saloon, Market Square, this
evening. Kramer's full orchestra will be
on hand. Come one, come all. IS. ~
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MILWAUKEE BEER and Concert at Gus.
Mathews saloon, Market Square, this
evening. Kramer's full orchestra will be
on hand. Come one, come all.
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FoR Lame Back, Side or Chest use sm1ou's
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; C.. E. Dwight,
2ith and Chapline SIS. ; Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Wheeling; and Husbands 4 InSEip. Bellaire.
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MILDxEss conques-and hence it is that
the gentle yet positive influence Of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup overcomes so quickly
the disorders Of babyhood.
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ALARoR assortment OF Germantown and
Zephyr yarns, at reduced prices, at
JOHN RoENER's.
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mrs
CHE Jap HOMES 8,

$3.50 will buy one-story Frame Dwelling, two
rooms and kitchen, and eellAE.
$3.50 viii buy, Frame House With four rooms.
Lot 6OXIb.
FOR SALE OR ExCIIANGE.-One thIee-story
Large Store Room. Gas, water, etc. This hne pro
perty Is situated NEAR the new market, on Market
street and known - the sherman HOuIe.
For particulars, write or aPplyto
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VIII. IALLER, Gustioneer.
By Gro P. LiNclI. Attorney. Pei
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CIRCUIT CouRr-Judge Mdlrin.
This Court met at 8 o'clock Saturday
morning.
Mary Jane Wins, through her counsel,
made motion to set aside the order on
10Th November, granting administra-
ton to Harry j. Carpenter, on the estate
of N. E. Wins, and to commit administers
ton OF said estate to herself. Motion
docketed and continued to another day.
The case Of Kemp VS.. Mccoy and Ed
wards is still on trial. " a'l 81.
Adjourned TO 0 A. N. Monday.
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HENRY B1EBERsoS will have on tap at the
Atlantic Saloon to-day the celebrated Mil
wankee haer
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HARRY McLuRE Is selling cheap winter
Hats and Caps, at No. 3 Mcclure House
Buildinu,
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oh. gstelIigsretr,
omee Nos. as and "a Fourteenth stree


For Cincinnati-Steamer New Andes.
Undertaking and neutrality-suspicious.
Viii open To-day-Turner 4 Dillon.
Oil Barrels-Isaiah Warren 4 Co.
Trustees Sale.
Wanted-Tenants.
Martins Capital Restaurant.
Trustees Sale OF Wagon Material.
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Go TO Henry Bieberson's Atlantic Saloon
to-day and get first-class glass Of Milwau-
kee beer.
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ST. JosEPHs HoNE, in the city OF New
York, is an institution for the care Of the
aged and feeble under the Good Sisters
and for the cure Of those under their care.
Giles Lniment Iodide Ammonia, by I'D.
vice Of their medical adviser, Or, Kerr.
gan, directs Its use In case Of Rheumatism,
neuralgia, swollen joints Of the hands or
feet; for It always cures.
Sold by all druggists. Send Tor pamph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-02

MILWAUKEE BEER and Concert at Gus.
Mathews saloon, Market Square, this
evening. kramer's full orchestra will be
on hand. Come one, come all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-02
COME. and SEE!

, As;s s fun line Of Ladies and Gents Hand and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-02

MILWAUKEE BEER and Concert at Gus.
Matthew'S Saloon, Market Square, this
evening. Kramer's full orchestra will be
on hand. Come one, come all.
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C. A. sCHAErFER & CO.,


FXECUTORs' SALE OF
u VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned, Executors Of the lAst Will and
testament Of JON ATTAIN CROSS. deceased sse VIII
hook No 5, pages 81 and 39t), will, on SATURDAY,
December 7ih ISIS, at the front door Of the Court
Houso Of Ohio county, West Virginia, commencing Al
10 O'Clock A. NJ sell ii public auction to the highest
and best bidder the following real estate, That y 70
Say certain LOT OF parcel Of ground lying 10 south
Wheeling, Ohio gOunIy, West Virginia; .aid LOT or
parcel Of ground d situate the BOutheaat corner Of
fhiEty-elehth aud Jacob streets, and known Is Lot
No one 20, In square No tHenty-slx t26l on which
Is erected 6ne tWo-story Brick House, containing
nine rooms.
Terms q sale: onc-halt cash on day Of sale, or ~
much more AS the purchaser may elect, the balance
10 two equal payments Of six and twelve months With
Interest from date Deferred payments 70 Be secured
By deed Of trust on the property.
EDWARD CROSS, Z
ELLlOTT W. CROSS,
VIII. IIALL.ER, AustioneeF:
Nv CIHo p, ItNClf Attorney. nol
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnept's drug store, Opera
House corner; 5iGh.tf- III ~
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Dr.. GILES
100 West Broadway, NJ Y.
Trial size % cents. Logan, List & Co.,
agents.
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TOR SALE
EoR SALE

TOR SALE LOW AND on EASY
IL TERMS.
Farm q 30 acres, on the Ohio river, eighteen nes
from Wheeling. About one-thlrd river bottom Shue
Market Gardening about 100 acres Gne timber Witch
can Be- easily cultivated when cleared. Watered By
spring drain will make splendid stock tarm.
W. v, HOGE 4 BRO,
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Ma,4tea.

JITANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENER-
W. AL HOa'svOrk. APPly At Toll oaes, sasPsn-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-05-15
Who Sc OK Is Likely to be Gored 7

The democrats for some reason do not seem
so anxious as they were ten days ago for an
Investigation OF the so-called Florida comics
siOns. They find that n great majority Of the
republicans are as anxious to huvean investi-
CATION as they. and this fact is most perplex-
Ing TO those OF them who want to get at the
bottom OF the sO-Called electoral frauds. II is
said that with mn honest Investigation into
the whole subject OF tho Presidential settle
that the republicans feel able to prove
that the first overtures for bargaining came
from the southern democrats; that the con-
ference Col. Roberts. of the NeW Orleans Times
had ut Columbus with then Gov. Hayes, WAS
an overture from Gov. Nichols that in case
the democrats were given local ~self-govern-
ment in Louisiana and South. Carolina, that
enough democrats would unite with the re-
publicans to give the disputed electoral votes
TO Hayes and Wheeler, and insure their inau-
guration; that it can be proved that Senator
Lamar knew that this proposition was to he
made, and not only sanctioned it but adyOcu-
ted 1t that they expect to prove that but for
this initial bargaining at Columbus that the
have been held, and that 1t was arranged for
by southern democrats, who invited leading
friends of Gov. Hayes to meet with them 10
arrange some plan whereby the fillibusters
oyer say that II the true inwardness of the So
called bargaining Is to be open to investign-
tiOn, that more democratic than republican
hearts will ache. They will insist that the
investigation shall not be confined to Florida,
bnt THAI 1t shall embrace all the avcrmcnts
pending the electoral count, and they claim to
material enough on hand to put several
democrats on the dcferce. The
democrats having the knowledge Of the anu
nlunition In the hands Of the republicans are
seriously weighing the question whether In
their anxiety to obey the mandates OF Tilden
they may not compromise some Of their lead
ing statesmen and really lose rather than
make campaign capital Washington Star.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-05-15
Killed by officers Of the Law.

The KersWlU Gazette statos that a negro
named David Hinson, In that county was
charged with the violation OF an agricultural
contract, and that Hlnson refused to surren-
rest under indictment for the offence charged.
The Gnzeue makes the statement OF the most
affair. We would only ask, II nc
gr0es under Radical rule had dom this deed,
would 1t have been treated so lightly?
ION Thursday morning, Sheriff Dolby, nc
companIed by Special Deputies Glenn, WHIT
akcr and Bailey, started out to demand Il
surrender. They found Hinson at work IN q
field and Shielded themselves behind q row OF
hedge plants. In q few moments i1nSon lclt
the field and made his course towards the
river. The officers Of the law suspccting his
they foundt the despefad0. When first G
hc'was walking slowly and deliberately III an
open plat of ground near the river bank
Upon being accostcd by the Sherif1, he made
for tile river, and advanced some distance De
meath the bank. At length he was seen to
emerge, and then began To ADVANCE In Inc a.
recti0n of Glenn and Baxley. With pistol
drawn and eyes glistening, as the border
frontlersnan, he came within q few feet ol
BaXley and passed on as Ii his intention were
to pass Glenn. When within n short dis
tance of Glenn. (who had his gun drawn
ready for action In case of necessity ne dc
llbcratcly turned and fired upon him, Glenn
Immediately returned the fire, lodging the
contents of one of the barrels OF his gun ir
| the left breast Of HlnSUn, who fell To TIT
earth and bit the dust. AS soon as the no"
, prisoner fell, he attempted to fire on Glenn s
second time. but his end Was too near, he hat
not strength sufficient; and fell back 81 corps
lifting end for such Il despcrado. Sheriff
Dolby returned to Camden and INFORMED
Coroner Goo.iale Of the occurrence, who sum
| moncI II Jury and held an inquest. Thc yer
dict OF the jury was "Justifiahle homicide
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-05-15
Savannah Valley Railroad..Lowndes-
Vile Meeting.

The corporators OF the Savannah Valley
Railroad met at Lowndesville on the Sth inst.
o full representation being present, and or
ganlzed by electing j. NJ. Latimer, ESQ.,,
chairman, and =. b: Murray secretary: a
chairman. was appointed to prepare business
for the convention, and during their absence
interesting speeches were made by Messrs.
crston. The committee reported series OF
resolutions providing for the election Of q
President, two Vice-Presidents, Secretary,
Treasurer, and an Executive Committee; also
for the appointment OF committees III the
various towns and townships along the line
of road 10 present the necessary petitions to
the qualified voters OF the townships to Sc
cure the submission of the question Of Taxa
Anderson county, the Journal says, the qnes-
tion will be submitted to the following town.
ships; Anderson, Ccntrevillc, Varennes,
Hall, Savannah and Dark Corner. The petit
missIoners by the lstof June and a vote OF the
townships reached by the middle or last OF
July, Provision was made at the meeting OF
corporators for the opening OF books OF sub
to the capital stock of the road, and
u committee, consisting Of J: NJ. Latimcr, Us.
Murray, W. K. Bradley, F.. VI. Ruckcr and W.
W. Humphreys, was appointed to visit tho
city OF Augusta In the interest Of the road.
nominated the following officers: President
]. NJ. 1atimcr, ST.. First Vice Prcsidcnt-J. $.
Murray; Second Vice President-W. X. Brad.
ley; Secrctary-E. B. Murray; Treasurer
%Theophilns baker; oil OF whom we're unani-
mously elected. The meeting was very har-
monious and earnest; and it Is believed. that
work upon the road will by the
first OF October. The representation from
Anderson are loud in their praise OF the
p~rincely hospitality Of the good people OF
Iowndesville. and nre more than ever
anxious for the railroad to bring us in closer
connection with them.
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The Blue Ridge Railroad.

There are now several hundred c~onvictS in
the State Pcnitcntiary who are being main
tanned at public expense and whose services
arc OF but little profit. There Is Il big tunnel
to be cut through the Blue Ringc. We sug-
gest that n reasonable number. say Two nun
dred or three hundred be guaranteed on the
mountain and put to work making the ncccS-
sary excavation for the railroad. They could
be maintained at Il less cost in the mountains
than in Columcia, and by Keeping them at
work there, the tunnel would be finally fin
ishcd. When the road might be finished this
would enable the c~onvictS to finish Il work
which would be an achievement of which the
state for ages to come would be proud. If
the c~onvicts had been ut this work for the
past five years It would now he finished and
perhaps a much greater stimulus would now
be given to the work on the LowndcSvillc
TO Augusta.
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POLITICS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
A Republican Ex.Govcrnor's Opinion
About the Coming Campaign.
TFro1n the Washin0ton Post.1

L. W" ttC pNoUttyLOb L OotsJ
Ex-Governor r. X. Scott, ofSouth Carolina,
is registered ut the Ebbitt House, wherea rep
resentativc OF the Post accosted. him Just us
he left the dining room last evening, and ell
gagged him in Il short conversation.
What DO you think about affairs in South
Cnrolina?"
"Wcll, sir, l have no hesitation in saying
Gov. Hampton makes an excellent executive.
Under his administration peace has been re-
stored to the State. The negroes have got
gone Into the cotton and rice fields. | appre.
hend that the crops of this year will compurc
tavorRbly with those of lSJU."
tn "MiIl the e. Republicans nominate a Ticket
II think not. The negroes, who form the
bulk of the Republican party there, are dis
gusted with politics, being satisfied with
their treatment under Hampton, | am quite
him over any q whom the Republicans
might nominate. When was Governor OF
South Carolina, my efforts In favor Of honest
government were generally thwarted by the
most graceleSs set of sctlnps that ever afhict-
cd a people. Why, sir. these men have not
only confessed to their numerous acts OF vii
lainy, but have attempted to shield them
selves from punishment by making the most
prepostcrouS charges ngulnst every honest
mHn connected with my administration. !
am glad to see that Hampton has driven them
into hiding places. Even the rice field ne
grocs applaud his action"
"Do YOU expect to take an active part In the
politics Of South Carolina this fall?"
II don't know that l shall. / think no ne
costly will exist for 1t. l supported Gen.
Hampton in he anvasS OF 1876, and will glad
~ do SO again II any opposition Is shown ia
his reelection
What is the cause of the trouble In the at
tempt to collect the internal revenue in South
CarOlina?"
"Why. the officers of the government are
strangers to the people, and take no pains to
instruct them"
"In other words, YOU mean to say that self
government by a people should apply to ma.
tiOnal rs well as State officers"
"Yes, the official should be to the mano
bor:I."
The Ex-Governor Is looking well, and judg
ing from his conversation abOunds In con.
tempt for the Christion statesmen OF the North
who concocted the reconstruction acts and
employed him as one Of the agencies by
which they were to DC carried into effect III
the South. He Is accompanied BY Hon. W
Sheffield, q banke of Napoleon, Ohio, nj
which place the Ex-Governor spends his sum-
mcrs.
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honored namc she bears, Of whom Abb
beville is gratefully proud, and whose
peers Abbeville may never sec again.
Beloved by his family, honored by his fel-
low-citizenS, he will long be held in pleas
ant remembrance. And he will long be
missed ut the Bar, in the church, on the
street, for all, young and old, looked on
him as Il friend, and
They did not fall
In reverence, or IN courtesy; they priced
His gentle manners; and his peaceful smiles
Were met with answering sympathy and love.
If lite consists in doing what deserves
to he written and remembered and in
making those around us happier and bet
ter, in sharing our joys with others and
in enduring w sad privations with
pure contentedness of mind, if it consists
in following the commandments of God
and in 4 walk and conversation becoming
the gospel, few men have filled up the
measure so we'll as Thomas Perrin.
The funeral will take place to-day at
o'clock. After services at the
Presbyterian Church, the body will be
to Long Cane Churcllyard, and
buried in the family burying ground.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-05-15
A Gentle Hint.

In our style OF climate, with Its sudden
shine often intcrminglcd in IL single day,-it
is no wonder that our children, friends and
are so frequently taken from us by
neglected colds. hnlf the deaths resulting d.
rectly from this cause. \ bottle of Boschee's
German Syrup KEPT about your home for im-
mediate use will prevent serious sickness. n
large doctors bill, and perhaps death. by the
use of three or four doses. For Curing Con.
sumption, Hemorrhuges. Pneumonia, Severe
Coughs, Group or any diseases Of the Throat
mr. Lungs, its success Is simply wonderful. rs
your druggist will tell you. GcrmacSyrup. Is
now sold in every own and village on this
ointment. Sample bottles for triui, l0c.; reg
lar size, 80
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The Railroad Meeting at Lowndes-
vile.

Last Wednesday there was a meeting of the
incorporntors of this road at Lowndesvillc,
when ii permanent organization was effected,
and resolutions passed to submitting to the
voters the question of taxing the townships
along the proposed railway Tine. Much en-
thusiasm ana determination was exhibited,
and it was clearly apparent that the meeting
meant business. :. Railroad IS an inrStina-
BILE blessing to any community, ana our
friends can easily enough Sc
cure TO themselves the benefits to be derived
from an iron connection with the markets
and SeapOrtS OF our coast. That community
has long felt their great need Of being brought
into more direct communication with the
world, and we believe there are few
who will not contribute something towards
the accomplishment of so desirable an end.
We wish our friends great success in their
and should have been present to
report more fully the proceedings of this
but for IN unexpected obstacle which
prevented our going. AS 1t is we are indcht-
ed to the anderson journal for an interesting
report which may be fou. ID elsewhere In the
and Banner, and to which we direct at
tention.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-05-15
Have Won Heard the News About Be.
nuaxf2

Having had ten years experience rs q liquor
,lnnior. and being familiar with all the brands,
besides having a practical knowledge Of what
Is choice. he is fully able TO supply MI who
wIsh n nrrr article either as II beverage or for
medicinal purposes, Of anything they desire
in his line OF goods, when cohsisC VI Ihe
following:
Rourbon Whiskcy. Madeira Wine,
Corr. sweet and sour Sherry Wine,
moshl Malaga Wine,
crvstaliizcd Corn, Catawbn Wine,
n +. Rum, Scuppernong Wine,
Centennial Rum, Clarct Wine,
Old Crow WhiSkcy, Lincoln Count! WnsS
Scotch and Irish Whisl1ey, fine imported
Gin, Champagne, French Brandy.
Thc above goods will be sold In quantities
to suit purchasers, at prices from two to ten
dollars n gallon. ~
PARTIES desiring Christmas supplies VIII do
well to give me n call. ,-yen
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The Georgia Railroad.

The .fugnstn Chronicle and ConstitutiondltsI
last week published q full and most interest
ing account Of the meeting in thai
city Of the stock holders of the Georgia RAJ
road, over which Judge King has so long been
President. The meeting was IL stormy one
in which much opposition was manifested TO-
President King and Colonel Cole, who
was II director In the road and OF the SAM
time superintendent of the Railroad from At
to Chattanooga and Nashville. The ole
officers to our mind, satisfactorily cleared up
all the charges brought against them by tit
under tho lead OF Judge Reese, o.
Washington, and proved clearly that Judge
King and Col. Colo are pre-eminetly efficient
Railr0od 0tficors. who had worked for the bes
Interest OF the stockholders.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-05-15
A CHRISTIAN WOMAN GONE.
Death of Mrs. Ella v. Fowler Last
Evening,

Mrs. Ella v. Fowler, beloved wife Of James
W. Fowler, Esq, died ut her husbands resi-.
dcnce Oh Seventh street, about q o'clock last
evening. Seldom has Il husband been called
to mourn Il nobler wife, or society q purer
gcncc and piety that commonly fall to the
lot of mortals were shared by her. 1t would
seem that the world could III spare such pure
and COOL members OF society, but we must bc
her has taken her to Himself again, and that
lie is too wise to err, and too good to 40
wrong. Her funeral will take place ut 5
O'Clock this afternoon ut the Francis street
Methodist Church.-S1. Joseph Gazette CHro,li-
al,