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HORRIBLE,
And Likewise Miraculous - A
Boys Head Sawed in Two, Yet
He Lives.

He Lives.
New YORK, December l0.-John Nc
Eyoy, aged fifteen, crawled under the
table OF circular saw for sawdust. The
saw had been stopped to mend the belt,
and the man in charge, not noticing the
boy, started the saw. The next minute
he saw a hat fly from under the table;
He stopped the machine and looked
under the table, and saw the bow with
his head almost literally sawed in
two. The saw had run from near the
back of the left ear across the top OF the
head, down through the forehead be.
tween the eve and nose, without lnjur-
ing the eyeball, and through the nose,
so that one nOstril was sawed clear from
the other. The saw penetrated the
brain around the ear to the depth OF
from one and a half to three inches.
The boy retained his consciousness
while being taken to the office OF DIR.
Garnett, where the scalp was sewed up.
The physicians could see the pulsations
of the brain through the opening.
The lad said the pain was very great,
but he refrained from crying, and pinch
ed the nails of his hands into the palms
until the blood ran. At the Sisters
Hospital he was able to lift glass OF
stimulants to his lips. DIR. Marsh probed
the brain to the depth of nearly two
inches without touching the bottom OF
the cut made by the saw. The boy was
able to talk intelligently all day, but he
said that it panied him to converse, and
he was kept as quiet as possible. He is
vet alive and conscious tonight. The
physicians say that it is miracle that
he has lived.
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HUNGARY.
Destructive Floods.

PEsTH, December l0.-The destruction
Of dams on nearly all the principal
rivers in Hungary and Pennsylvania and
terrible inundations are again filling the
public mind with anxiety. But for the
intense cold ranging from 10 to 20degrees,
Reaumer, Grassevarde and several viii
leges around the city would have shared
the fate OF Szegidin. Temovar, Arad
and several towns in Pennsylvania were
partly inundated Monday, and, as in
Grassevarde, a great number of houses
fell in. So suddenly came the food that
hardly any preventive measures had
been taken. Great damage to property
is reported, but no loss of life.
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Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BoSDs-Strong and higher.
STATE BONDS-Dull, except for Louis
lana consols, which were a shade weaker.
SToCKs-The market was strong and
buoyant during the greater portion of
the day, and under brisk buying prices
advanced l@3l per cent. The stocks
most Conspicuous in the upward move
ment were c., c. Il |. c., Pacific Mail,
Erie, Wabash and Hannibal and ~.
Joseph. Late in the afternoon re-
action of lGls per cent. took place,
the latter Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, but in the final quotations
showed a recovery of IGf per cent, and
the market closed strong. Ohio and
Mississippi rose to 80. on buying for the
Baltimore account, but closed at 30!.
There was some talk of an unexpected
legal decision favorable to the preferred
stock. Erie was strong on the report
that keene was buying the stock, and
the advance was assisted by the news oi
the opening the Hoosac tunnel route.
c., c. K |. G. improved by reason OF an
expected compromise between this road
and the Pennsylvania railroad before
the ueflSlOn VI iidi iAil - hAA
nounced, and because the latter compa-
ny is now using the c., {. ~ |. {. Tor
through freight business, thus lncreas-
ing the earnings of the line. The al
vance in st. Paul and Sioux City shares
was based upon the fact that the time is
rapidly approaching when the quarterly
dividends are to be paid on preferred.
The Graphic saws it is understood the
Gould, Russell Sage and some other
New York capitalists are bidders for the
construction contract OF the Texas
Pacific railroad 10 extend the road at
S25. 900 a mile. They agree to take the
stock and bonds in equal amounts IN
payment. This will give them eight
million dollars worth Of stock Of the
company, and in case they complete
their contract within two years and a
half. this will give them control by
stock vote. This offer will probably be
accepted within Il few DAYS.
The transactions on the Stock TX.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 67.OOO were Erie, 800 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern, $500 81.
Paul, 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, $4,000 New Jersey Central,
LOO Delaware and Hudson, 1900
Michigan Central, 100 Union Pa
cifc, $1,000 G. g. and |. c., 1000 Hanl.
bal and St. Joseph, 1000 Ohio and
Mississippi, y 600 Western Union, 400
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 10000
Pacific Mail, 22,OO0 Wabash, st. Louis
and Pacific, 300 Kansas and Texas,
1900 Iron Mountain, 3,I00 Louisville
and Nashville, 5000 Northern Pacific,
$500 indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafa-
yette, l,GO0 st. Paul and Sioux City
1900 st. Louis and San Francisco, ] 800
Alton and Terre lIaute 900 Kansas and
Pacific, 900 Little Pittsburgh, and ! 900
nuirk ~ lvar
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Steubenville Furnace.

STEUBENvILLE, O., December l0.-A
gentleman arrived in this city Yesterday,
from Reading, and is quietly negotiating
for the lease of the Steubenville furnace.
The furnace, under its present manage
ment, has not proved very successful,
and there is a desire among the stock
holders that some change be made.
The parties about to lease the furnace
propose to pay the company a certain
percentage on all the iron manufactured,
the company to furnish all the material.
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MEXICO.
Inroads Of Americans.

Cry OF MEXICO, December 1.-The
riches OF Sierra Majada are rapidly de-
veloping. Valuable gold veins have
been discovered. Americans are invited
to come with machinery, or engage in
any other business. Large quantities
of American goods are coming in. The
Frenchmerchants, WHO are rapidly gain
ing i'm commerce, are very much excited
at the inroads OF the Americans. The
Trait D. Union warns the MexiCans of
the danger of American influence.
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Virginia I,agislatnre.

RICHMOND, December l0.-In the Cen
eral Assembly to-day three more State
officers were elected, viz: Carlin NJ.
Reynolds, Treasurer, K. F. Walker,
Superintendent OF Public Printing, and
Samuel {. Williams, Jr., Superintendent
OF Penitentiary' Three more offices re-
main TO he filled tomorrow, and then
the Readjusters will have full control OF
the State government.
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Feels Young Again.

MY mother was afflicted a long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy mac
tive condition of :he whole system +,
headache, nervous prostration, and was
almost helpless. No physicians or med
icide did her any good. Three months
ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with
such good effect that she seems and feels
young again, although over 20 years old.
We think there is no other medicine tit
to use in the family. "A lady, in Prov
idence, r. /.
Laughlin Bros. x Co., Wholesale
Agents, Wheeling.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YORK, December 10. - Cotton
goods in steady demand and very Grn.
Wamsutta and New York mills bleachcd
shirtings rose half CEN. Prints quiet
and firm. Southbridgc prints advanced
10 seven cents. Ginghams aud dress
goods in fair request and firm. Mems
wear woolens doing fairly, and 6annrls
in good demand Foreign goods quiet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-11

Mr.. JAY GoULD's newspaper makes
the suggestion that the English Mission
be put up at auction and given to the
highest bidder. There is no great NOR
al idea in this proposition, but if carried
out it would enable Mr.. Jay Gould 10
buy it, and as the great stock speculator
has great difficulty in amusing himself
these days it is possible that is exactly
the game his newspaper is up tO.-PhR-
ddelphid Times.
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Sudden Death at the Permanent Seat

CHARLESTON, December 9.-Miss
Mary, daughter of Captain Jenkins, OF
the steamer City of Charleston, died
suddenly this morning. She was in her
usual health, but complained of pain
in her head, which in few hours re-
suited in death. lnhammatory rheu-
matiSm OF the heart, the doctors say,
caused instant death.
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SEVERE STORM.
Great Destruction of Property
Several Persons Injured and
One Killed,


ST. LOUIS, December l0.-A very Sc
we're wind storm passed over the town
of Renick, Randolph county, Missouri,
yesterday evening The house of Byrd
Ryle was torn TO pieces, every member
of the family being more or less injured,
and Mrs. Ryle fatally. The house of
Joseph Patrick was blown down, and
Mrs. Wright, visitor, so severely in
jured that she died last night. Several
other houses were considerably injured
and fences, grain stocks, trees, etc, de-
stroyed.
ST. PAUL, December l0.-A Fargo
special to the Pioneer Press says: The
hardest storms in the history of the
Northern Pacific railroad prevails all
along the line from Bismarck to Duluth,
over an area of 400 square miles, with
snow a foot deep on the level and drifts
OF four feet. Trains are all delayed and
business in the towns is stopped. 1t is
feared that casualties TO settlers in ex-
posed places will result.
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Prize Fight.

New YORK, December l0.-lt is ru-
mored tonight that Johnny Dwyer, OF
Brooklyn, champion heavy weight
fighter, and Paddy Ryan, formerly OF
Troy, fought at Minola, Long Island, to-
day, and that Dwyer came off victor al
ter nineteen rounds.
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Pottery Notes.

Struhguyille Herald.
Schwartz, Floto & Co.. have a large
force of men employed making excava-
tioUs for tine foundation of the new pot
terry. They will begin laying stone to-
morrow.
The other pottery project should be
pushed ahead. The two enterprises
will be a help to each other.
The painting OF satyrs and ornaments
in Mr.. Haden's articles at DR.. JOhnsOn's
drug store took a gold medal at the
Paris Exposition. This was high tes-
timonial where the finest title painting
and decoration in the world was on eX-
hibitiOn.
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SAN DOMINGO.
Revoluuonists Triumphant.

HAVANA, December l0.-The Havana
newspapers to-day publish a dispatch
from Porto Rico, announcing that Pres
ident Guillermo, OF San Domingo, has
arrived there with his ministry. The
Revolutionists in San Domingo are tri-
umphant.
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Terrific Gas Explosion.

SAN FRANCISCo, December l0,-By
the explosion of gas in a sewer on Jeffer-
son street, Oakland, last evening, ex-
tending several blocks, one house was
almost completely wrecked and many
Others damaged. A boy named Johnny
Leach was badly burned.
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A West virgiaian on Trial for Murder.

n W est NlIslaNAn On 4E-LA AOK uhuAueA'
MAEIETTA, December "a. :. SnOd-
grass was to-day urraigned for the muir
der of Isaac Muncey a few weeks since.
Court is in special session Tor this case,
and IL promises to be long and interest
ing. SnodgraSs is from West Virginia,
and the details Of the alleged crime, hav-
ing been given in full in the REGISTER
al the time of the occurrence, are still
fresh in the minds of your readers.
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John w. Garrett Reelected President Of
B. & .. Road.

BALTIMORE, December 10 AT a regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Board OF
Directors OF the Baltimore Il Ohio rail
road to-day John W. Garrett was unani-
mouSly elected President for heensuing
year. This makes the twentv-second
wear ot CARROTS election as President.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
Total............~
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK.
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE REPORTED FROM.
RRMARKs oN nEEr CATrLE.

The arrivals of Cattle during the week
amounted TO 3,3j7 head, against 5,l5S
last week and 3,2l0 head the correspon-
ding week OF last year, and the sales
during the week amounted to 1924
head, against 2,9S9 last week and 5,402
the corresponding week of last year, and
were as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-11

LOUISVILLE, December lO.-General
Grant received very cordial welcome
by Mayor Baxter and Gov. Blackburn.
Gov. Blackburn's Speech.
GEN. GRANT-Gour visit to our State
and this city is the occasion OF much
qualification to our people. | regret
that from the nature OF your previous
engagements that you will not be per-
mitted to visit those portions of the
State of which We kentuckians feel so
Justly proud. Were you enabled
TO do so feel assured YOU would cor
cur in the opinion of other distinguished
travellers who have proclaimed it the
eden of the World" | indulge the
hope, however, that on some future oc-
caSion, when your time will be more at
your disposal, you will again honor us
with visit.
General Grants response was brief
and in substance the same as uttered on
similar occasions elsewhere The pro-
ceSSion then formed and marched to the
Louisville Hotel, where General Grant
received during the afternoon rs follows:
General Council, School Board, MeXi-
can Veterans, eX Soldiers, Citizens and
Colorcd Citizens.
\ private reception will be given Mrs.
Grant at Mrs. ID. p Wauld's and Mrs.
Shreves' from to o'clock.
Preparations at Columbus, o
COLUMBUS, December l0.-Prepara-
tons for the reception of Grapt, in this
city, are now completed, and it is ex-
pected that the demonstrations on Fri
day will eclipe anything OF the kind
ever given in the Capital City.
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Preparations at Columbus, o

A CHILD four years OF age, having
been told we are all made of dust obser-
we'd a large amount flying about in whirl-
wind confusion. "flallO, there is some
body being made. l wonder il it is a boy
or girl?'
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presided over by Gen. ]. h. MoOrhead,
Of Pennsylvania. Twenty members
were present. After reading the minutes
of the'previous meeting, the Commits
sion adjourned TO call on the President.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, December l0.-Petroleum
Quiet; crude at 81 80: at Parker's for
shipment; refined SIC for Philadelphia
delivery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 6 per cent.-GOyernments
Quiet but firm-Flour firmer but
Not QuOtabIy Higher-wheat
Unsettled-HOgs Steady.
FIN ANCE.

New YORK, December l0-MoNEv-
Easy at 6(G7 per cent, closing at . per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5td6l per
cent. Sterling exchange weak al ASH
sight exchange on New York 1891.
SmyER-At London Sgd; bar silver
here llSl; subsidiary silver com !@l
per cent. discount.
GovERxNISTs-Ouiet but firm,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-11

State ~ West Viftuia. Ohio County 'iuIU
Court. DECEMBER Euie., ls'y.
John y. Land
". In ChaU0Cfy.
Elizabeth II. Land.
l-ummous
The state of Wot ylfg.u.a 1ufI s.Ig Of
Ohio County. Knrstiug. We rJtnIIsflf I..HI Fru
summon Elizabeth u I.rui. 10 s... .s D. H..d lu
your baIliWics. " apis Hf % he .'fA % '''rr 81
the Circuit Court Of Ohio County 90 tu.i. ~ io
hcd lOr tie fald Count. ~ ihr ffst AoiHHI Boo
Deccm yer, ls5y ~ answer % lil in channriy -
hibiud agAluft her iH fI" .li tolT by lDIu p.
Land. aud ha," thru t'5e uil- -dt Hltu,s.
samuel u. Mc'Vllp.h. 'I'fk % Uuf aid fpuft. -
the Court HUu-D % fEli YuH''. ll fhs cfy nf
Wheeling the S5d las Oi Nofsis lri igsI aud iu
ths seventeenth year 81 ths rtiir pi hsi Nlf
Nnla. SAMUEL B AHpLLD ~.
Sheriff. Return.
Elizabeth ~. IsHd 8. uo HlahIiaui - tay
bailivicb. IOr lOunG th'riu fha % dos ui ~.
yembcr is5q. e. u. PHILLIP. D..
lSf Gopfs' k THEis. r. -. O..
The obtect 81 thls suit D. o. obtain diyDrrr
from ihe bpiIds 0f tHatf tnpuy AMI DO art, sflur
from az sfida,it Gloi H. th- oalls. that tsr .i.
fs1ldant j. not resident u tbs -tFtr .f IS sst
NirgTnA, on motion - the plaintiff. D. De- 20.
t0rney. IL B. Orierrd that the dei',ll4i,t '.p ap
pear herc the next rule day and Do y bat b. u.-f-
arr % protect her Interests Asfeln
Te,te: sANCEL B NaOLO 49,.
C.rk.
l.. =. JORDAN. -Oif ibYI e nplainAnL
Take nOi.ce. that the GerleitiOus 81 J. q Land.
J. y. Bsif.l. J 4. Henry. 4. waiia's.. Hud 0shrrs
will ~ taken st The lsg Oilo Oi i. =. iOrlau.
No. i5S ChAyiinc .ue-f in the eiiy Df " hssllnr.
in the Etzic " Wet bIrxiula. ga ibe fh day oi
January. A. u. Istn. bcta eeH tie hour uf
Oclork 4. n. AM s0ri'sk y A. W ls- f'al in
eyidence in the above named rau-c Dn i.half pf
sall Elaiufif Aud d. from any cluse. The TAI
ing 81 the aid depOs,t0ns shall tot D. rpu.
menr,d. Of belng oymmc cd. shall not h. 0Im-
pleted on that dfy. the taking 81 the sams 30
lie atjOImef from lime iO Time until the same
shall b. completed
JOHN LAND. plaintiff
~ l.. :. JORDAN. he aft.uI.y.
To Hizabcth ". Land, the defendant
Dac. tO.wt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-11

The Wholesale market was Detter than
it was last week while in the retail trade
the only improvement observable was
early in the market and then only in
the better grades, which were quite
scarce and OF not as good quality as they
were last week, the best having been re-
shipped east, prices there showing an
improvement. Common and middle
grades were off and the market was very
slow, dragging heavily long before the
close. The decline in common and mid
die grades was b@i of cent. Quota
tionS 2G6 cts.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December l0.-The DrOrers'
Journal reports hog receipts 5000 head:
shipments 1000 head. Market opened
very dull and lOlGl5c lower. dragged
heavy throughout; packing - 50Gi+ 80;
light 81 jOG4 20; good to choice heavy
81 SOCd4 30. Weather turning cooler,
but fully $4,000 unsold; $1,000 left over
from last night.
=Cattle-Receipts 4, 800 head. Shipping
liberal offerings; best firm at - 500
) 90; one lot held at g -; common to
fair 3 5OCGy4 90; butchers cows y 0OCG
8 %; bulls g 0OCa2 -.
Sheep-Receipts / 200 heal. Market
quiet and weak at 3 jOl64 10.
Cincinnati.
CIScINSATI, December l0..-Hogs
Steady; common s. 65(G4 20; light
81 25G4 60; packing 81 6Ots4 so;
butchers 81 75@4 so. Receipts 1900
head. Shipments 73j.
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MICH COWS.

MICH COWS.
Trade is very slow and the supply full.
Quotations, S20CG45 per head.
SWINE.
Arrivals thS week. ''s.
Arrivals last week = Eo
Arrivals one year ago.. ',l9
REMARKS.
The quality of the offerings is nearly
though not quite as good as last week
but one of the yards reporting a falling
off in that regard The number receiv-
ed, though not near as heavy as last
week, is fully up to the requirements OF
the butchers, who are buying less free
ly than they did then. as they supplied
themselves generally in view Of a pro-
bable advance this week. We quote
common Hogs at 5i@5! cts, and the
better grades at 5s@6 cts, with few sell
ing at the latter price.
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REMARKS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
The receipts though largely in excess
OF last week, are not quite a. good and
are somewhat in excess oi the demand,
which would be recorded rs quite slow,
except for the purchases made by a
Philadelphia buyer for that market.
Our butchers are taking comparatively
few sheep. We quote butchers Sheep
at 3lG4I cts, with few sales recorded
above cts. Lambs, where sold separ-
ate from the old sheep, are quoted at 4G9
) cts. Stock sheep are in light supply,
but fully equal to the demand and prices
are Sl.j0G $50 per head.
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fully equal to the demand a
81. 500 $50 per head.
New York.
-ryv NopV Dacpmber IN

New YoRK, December l0.-Beeves-
Receipts for the two days 1850 head.
Demand fair, epecially for good cattle,
and the yards cleared early at 6lC9l0lc
with sales at Sl@9lc. Exporters used
go fat steers at 9l@l0lc; shipments 50
alive, including 40 extra Illinois steers,
1850 pounds.
Sheep-Receipts for the two days
s. 200 head Market was steady at > IA
6lc for lambs; 4Gjl for sheep. General
sales OF sheep at 4!@44c. None export
ed since Monday.
Hogs Receipts for the two days
9. AGO head. No change in values and
quiet ieelingat 8 s0G4 50; poor 10 iair
live 81 Sj(a,4 80.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State u Wet YifkInia Ohio County orllt
Count. Dccembef Euie,, ls5y.
John T. Land
" fIn JhaDNrfg.
EliEiDyth 81 Land.
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GRANT.
His Reception inLouisvilIe.

LOUISVILLE, December l0.-General
Grant received very cordial welcome
by Mayor Baxter and Gov. Blackburn.
Gov. Blackburn's Speech.
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GoyERNNENTs-Qniet but tirm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-15
VIRGINIA. EEIs1S.

John Arthur Moseley, q Amherst county,
formerly tobacco iasp cs9r at lgashhnrg, Is
dead.
Hiram Adsls. one Of the odes. citizens OF
Frederick colnIy, died last week. aged eighty
five years.
John White. soldier OF the va: Ct 1912.
died in Bird ytWaer lag. Saturday, aged eighty
six years.
As.veu yeur old son Of Henry Guas;. shoe
dealer 10 Richmond, !cil in!o the da.k th:rc
yesterday and WAS dro@ued.
James ". Firklin, near Shumate's mill. io
Fauquicr county, Gu Friday night les: by dogs
eighty five eSta, which had pot bacG sbesred.
TIC Warrcnlcn Solid South SAYS Wp un'
deis snd that rich goid'bsariug quartz hes been
discovered il The irimeGilic vicinity Of War
rGntOD.
The driver CT street sprloEltr, Mr., +. Il.
Stone, in Richmond, yesterday, WIS thrown
from bis seat, run ever aud ~ i0iured that he
dicd 10 shor. Tins
Deputy Internal Revenue Uol!osIpr Dosoo
made d raid lew Gags ago Oh BiaokwaLer, III
Southwestern Virg;aia, rear CnMbtrland Gap,
had e fight with m0,n7hiueis, aad killed Burt
Gaines None OF tbs depuiys party were hurt.
l.. II. hierGdltG, attorucy 1T lh1 tVhMuu
wealth for Prince William couUty, who was
very painfully iejured By being thC3Sn from
his buggy, in Bfen.sris l.ss week, has 50 far
recovered from his ibjor!es Al to tn aoIa - at
tend to business.
A Richmond letter 10 the Petersburg Index
Appeals says: "rh, frienjs Of Ger. Bradley
II. Johnson, who announced lis intcutlan OF
removing to Baltimore 5omo time ago, are rs:Og
every effort 10 indnc, hm 10 remain here aad
become candidate iar ,iu Ssna:c. Forecast
.,opg those who gre s. anxious 10 :'nv3 G.n.
Johnson remain are some Wha, ah2rt tne
ago, we're his ayoWed encinics."
The Grea! Counoii Improved Order OF Red
Men OF tho Stale met in annual council 10 NJr'
folk yesterday Ia the a5scnsN OF the Great
Sachem, j. Rise Smith q. ". Hall, Great
Senior SaSanore. presided. An sl4res5 Of
wclcJmo was delivered By +. q. s., f.. ".
G.iucs. which was fitiug7 responded &c by
Crest Sachcm @. ". HALL fho an4ual report
OF Grand Sachem j. R!co Saith, with those OF
p. &. S. Hugh L,th IN, Representative 10 the
Great Coupci OF the u s., and III, annn,l re.
port OF 6. G. o! R, # A. B. C"tFr0:h, were
received. The usna! s.sudirs c5mn!:teas were
appci1 I'd AID the couacil atjjusped.