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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
SOUTH MISSISSIPPI APPOINTMENTS.

f. BARKsDALE will address the people upon
the political issues, at the following times and
places:
Brookhaven, Lincoln county, Friday, October
IL
Magnolia, Pike county, Saturday, October
IS
Liberty, Amite county Monday October 20.
Meadyille, Franklin county, Tuesday, Octo-
Der II.
Fayette, Jefferson county, Wednesday, Octo-
tober p.
Port Gibson, Claiborne county, Thursday, Oc-
tober %.
Utica, Kinds county, Friday, October "a.
Stems Greek, Rankin county, October p.
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THE tenth annual fair of the Jefferson
County Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation will be held at Fayette commencing
on Tuesday, oath inst, and continuing four
days. We acknowledge the courtesy of an
invitation to be present
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Sour Stomach is instantly relieved by
a dose of BLACK -DRAUGHT."
To Prevent and Cure Coughs and
Colds
For sale by Byron LEHLY.

To Prevent and Cure Coughs and
Colds.
A reliable remedy is necessary in every
household. Parker's Ginger Tonic is just the
medicine needed. 1t radically cures coughs,
colds. sore throat, bronchitis and even con-
sumption if used in time, by its powerful sPe-
ci6c action on the stomach, kidneys, skin,
liver and muscous surfaces of that throat and
lungs. 1t accomplishes the cure in a wonder
fully short time, and removes all pain and sore
ness from the lungs 1t is also most vaiuaoie
stomachic remedy, efeetually removing dys-
pepsia, headache, liver disorders, costlVeness'
nervousness, low spirits, wakefulness' hear'-
burn, cramps, palpitation of the heart sour
stomach, ETC., and gives cheering comfort ana
freedom from pain that surprises every one
Buv fifty cent or one dollar bottle ana Try IT,
Sold by Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.
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Kinds County Granna

EDITORS CLARION: Please announce that
the County Grange will meet in Raymond
on the third Saturday tthe 18th day. of
October, 1879. l.. +. AFFORD
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EDIToRs CLARION Yielding to a generally
expressed wish Of the people Of the county,
announce myself candidate for re-elec-
ton 20 the office Of County Surveyor. Thank
ing the people for their generous confidence
in the past can offer no better guarantee for
the future than the fidelity and efficiency with
which have discharged the duties Of my Of
fee. HENRY &. DANIEL.
Oct s. r7S-4w
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

TEXAS lands-a fine tract of $40 acres
offered for sale by Mr.. W. B. Sorsby. Ad-
dress him at Byram.
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Col. 0. r. Singleton

Has accepted the invitation of the Central
Democratic-Conserv Club of Kinds
county, to address our people on the polit-
ical issues of the day. He will speak at
Representative Hall on Thursday night,
23d inst
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READ THIS.

IF YOU WANT A CLEAR, BRIGHT LIGHT
l. SAFE LIGHT, LIuHT WITHOUT SMOKE
use BRowN's NON-EXPLOSIVE PETRO, OF
Browns FAMILY OIL: to be had only a
BROWNS OIL DEPOT, JACKSON Miss.
Oct Il 70
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Il With or without Board
AT THE CENTRALLY LOCATED RESIDENCE,
No. . North Rampant St., New Orleans.
Superior Accommodations, and reasonable
prices. Transient Boarders, from 800 TO $l.5l
per daY. Locle l9-Gm.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI
IN persons having claims against the Estate
of Richard Burns, deceased, to exhibit the
same and have them registered in the man
ner and within the time prescribed by law, Oh
they will be forever barred
EDWD VI. SCOTT, Admir-.
Oct Is '79-3w
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MEAT MARKET.

NTM. ALBRIGHT WISHES TO INFORM
w the public that his market is open for the
sale of all kinds of FRESH MEAT and SAU-
SAGES at his old stand in the Stone building,
where he will be pleased to see his old friends
and new ones. His market is open all day.
Oct. 9. '79-tf.
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$50 bushels of Oats at bottom prices, at
oct-1, 794w. $. LEMEY & SOS

SINCE the first Introduction of DIR. F. Viii
hoft's Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic
it has steadily gained in popularity with the
people, but since its proprietors, Wheelock,
Finlay & Co., gave its composition to the world
so that everybody can know what it Is, the sale
of it has doubled itself 1t contains no dan
gerous drug, and yet it is the greatest specific
against malariaI diseases, such Chills and
Fever, and Dumb Chills. For sale by all Drug
gists.
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"TALK IS cHEAP. |"

VOU WILL FIND IT IS NOT ALL TALK
Il if you buy your TEAS Of MS We are
headquarters for Teas. You get them fresh
cheap and Of the best QuaIitN when you buy Of
US s. LEMLY & SON.
Sanfl7-1n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PEARL RIVER MILLS
FOR SAID A.!

WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
w price in CASH for COTTON SEED.
actl5, 792m.
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PARLOR SHOE STORE.

AM NOW RECEIVING AND IN STORE
4 the largest stock of
BOOTS AND SHOE
ever offered in this market / am prepared
to suit every one in style, price and quality
Of goods-lrom an Infants Shoe to the very
best make Of
Congress and Button Handmade CATERS
for Gentlemen.
/ have added to my Stock Of Shoes this sea-
son, large lot Of
HATS FOR MEN AND BOYS,
and can suitany one desiring good Hat; also
Trunks, Valises, Shawl Straps,
Umbrellas Backing and Brushes, aud the
best quality SHOE POLISH FOR LADIES
and Children Shoes-which viii DE offered 10
Cash purchasers, as low MS any house for The
same quality of goods. Give me "a call and
examine my stock before you purchase.
THOS. r. PERSONS.
oct r7q-Im
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A SPECIAL TERM OF THE CHANCERY
n Court of the lst District of Kinds County
will be held on the lst Monday in December
next andi continue twelve days, if business
shall require it.
This October 18th, 1879
E. @ PEYTON,
oetl5, 79-2w. Chancellor, &C.
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AGENTS

The following have been appointed TO can.
vas for subscribers 60 CLNBURNE's HTsroR,
/ % MISSISSIPPI Others viii Doe announced ir
next issue:
{ Adams C0uuty-John & Holt
/ Amitc County,. W Strattau
Attala, Winston and Neshoba Counties-J
). Comfort
/ Calhoun and Sumner-Fox q Roaue.
toahoma and Quitman-Jas. A. Berry
Chickasaw-D. 2. Black
Choctaw aud Moutgome1y-F b CampbeI
Claiborne-W. J. Mason
topiah, Lincoln, Lawrence aud Pikc-L. q.
Fairmau.
Coviugton Smith and Simpson,. NJ steon.
Clay and Okubbeha...H s. HaIbert
Fraukliu--C. A. Frichard
Grenada, Nalobusha and Lafayette-W l..
Brown
Hancock-Jamcs b. Truly.
Harrison-S. }. Ycspcre.
Hinds-N II. Boyd
Holmes. r. Byrd
Jackson-M. b, Richmond.
Jasper-S. r. Adams.
Jeferson-John A. Galbreath Sr
Jones and Marion-Thos. d. Moore.
Leake-Johu G. Hall.
Lee. Pontotoc and Union-C. O. Potter
Madison
Newton aud Scots Easuand
Noxubee-Thos. J. Stokes
Panola-Wm G. Russell.
Rankin-W q Steen
Tate and Tunica-R. 4. Sykes
Wilkinson-James b. Oliver.
lazoo-F. Barksdale
In counties not named friends have been
requested TO appoint Agents.
The several gentlemen named are also an
thorized to receive subscriptions for TuF
CLARION. POWER X BARKSDALE
HENRY STRAUSS
1878. vs.. Fl, Fa for s246 6s, iu-
J. II. BOWMAN and tcrcst and costs
JULIA BOWMAN.
Under AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
" above stated writ to me directed from tho
Circuit Court for the lst District OF Kinds
County, Mississippi, | will,
On the Sd Day Of November 1879,
within legal hours, at the front or eastern door
of the City Hall Court House in Jackson,
Mississippi, expose for sale, for cash, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, the following
described lands and tenemcnts, being and Iyiv <
IN said county and State, to-wit The wL ~
n " =, and II = of p Of w "a OF section
33, lying north of the Jackson and Clinton dirt
road. The e - OF n t. = aud part of W p Of
n = and all that part OF "a Of section 80,
township g, range ! east lying north Of said
Jackson and Clinton road, and east Of the liLe
of land formerly belonging To a. NJ. Foute, all
IN township Is, range l east. The same being
the lands heretofore conveyed by II. q. Daniel
and wife to Mrs. Julia Bowman The same,
with the tencments and appurtcnances thereon,
having been levied on as the property of Mrs
Julia Bowman, will be sold TO satisfy said Fl. fu
and all costs. :. b. THOMAS, Sheriff, etc.
SHELTON IL SHELTON, plaintiffs Att'ys.
Oct. s, 4t.
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HPON REASONABLE TERMS, OR EX-
" change, $40 acres No. / TEXAS LAND
with improvements.
Address W. B. SORSBY,
oct 10 i79-4w+ Byram Miss
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Institution for Deaf Mutes.
TNHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
State Institution for the Education of
Deaf Mutes,
at Jackson, Miss, will commence on
Wednesday, October 10Th, 1879.
By order of the Trustees.
C. Il. TALBOT, Principal.
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1890 1,utton Kid Glove, 40 cents.
Il splendid button Kld Glove, LOVE- = J SO s9eN
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Perry County.

Macon SUM-
In Perry county there Is not an Inde-
pendent, Radical, Greenbackeror Sore-head-
Happy Perry.
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OIL OH,II

T EMLY's FIRE PROOF OIL is the best
IL and safest, being IT'S degrees it can not
explode. Look we'll TO the security Of your
C6iIdren and Homes and buy your Oil of
oet1 '79l I'm. S. LEMLY e. SON.
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7so bushels Of oats st bottom prices, at
et.I,'7s-4w, 3. LHM1x 4 Son.
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Ates. j. W Hicks, Mrs. A.
Banks, Mrs. NJ Hibins, c.
Bankston, Miss NJ. Hinton, 5. L..
Brown & Pitcher Jackson, Miss NJ.
BuchaIten L. Jones, W. II.
Caldwell, f. B. % Jones, A
CLAY, CYNTHIA Jackson, NJ.
Connell, Miss Nellie Jones, J.
Carry, j. C.. Jones' Miss F..
Davis, NJ. (coPd) Johnson, ].
Dunford, Miss L. Massengale, j. c.
Erorman, Mrs w. R. Smith, q.
Fletcher Mrs. b. Stevenson, S.
Flaherty, Mrs. J. State Ticket Agent
Foster Mrs j. Stamps, T. b.
Harris J. Turner, Miss j.
Hardy, Mrs. NJ J. Williams Miss N. S.
Hergonis Mrs j. Worthy, Miss v
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised"
w. II. II. GREEN, Postmaster.
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Fairly Running Over.

Vicksburg Commercial.
IHE CLARION of the Sth is fairly run
ming over with good things, and correct
political information. Advance the colors
all along the whole line.
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Monroe County Booming.

The Democratic outlook is hopeful
About as good as could be expected or asked
for. Her eagles will perch high and victo
riously on the night of the 4th of next No
vember.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.
LETTER LIST.

Large Stock. Low Prices.
J. STADEKER & son.
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KINDS COUNTY

atie-Conservative Ticket.
For District Anoraey-9M Judicial District.
HENRY 5. FOOTE, JR, of Madison.
For Ss7.at0rs-llh District
JAMES D. STEWART, of Kinds,
WILLIAM RA%LIFF, OF Rankin
For Representatives.
THOMAS A McWILLIE, LOWE WHITE.
JOHN NJ. SIMMONS, W. b. CARMICHAEL
For Sheriff
FARRAR MORRISON.
For Circuit Clerk
SAMUEL LIVINGSTON.
For Csoneey Clerk
WILLIAM t. RATLIFF
For Treasurer.
d. Y. HOWELL.
For assessor
B. W. HENRY.
For Surreyor.
WILLIAM SHELTON.
For Coroner and Romger.
r. ]. HUNTER.
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List of Letters remaining in the Postoffice at
jackson, Kinds county, Miss for the week end
- n.+obar 1870.
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For sale at BYRON LEMLY's.

Cholera and Yellow Fever are pre-
vented by using "BLACK- -DRAUGHT."
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T EMILY SON BELIEVE IN SYSTEM,
IL Cleanliness, and Push-buy Of them and
save money.
6ep1T-lm.
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F-F. DANIEL. n. id.

PHYSICIAN AND SURG sONa
omce at LEDBETrER's DHUG sTORE.
Residence: Magnolia Cottage West Jackson
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NEWSPAPER WANTED.

An EXPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL
IA NEWSPAPER MAN desires to lease or pur-
chase newspaper in some growing town i'm
MISSISSIPPI. Or would take a half interest
in one. Correspondence solicited. Address
ID. L. l..
P. o. Box SO, Columbus, Miss.
Oef g 79-2w
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO SECONDHAND GIN STANDS
i One - Grit Mill.
At very low figures.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Sep24, 79-4w.
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Prentiss County Speaks for the Ban
ner.
Boonyille PIeader.1
What county proposes to carry the ban
ner this election ?-JAcKsoN CLARION.
Prentiss county. The vote for District
Attorney to decide.
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run line ii zepAyrss. srADEKER,s.
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JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK

NEW BREAKFAST BACON-vsry choice !:
IN new Cream and Holland Cheese, No. ! (;
new Goshen Butter; new Italian Macaroni I;
new Canned Salmon. etc. Apples Onions f;
Potatoes, etc, from Louisville. New goods
coming in all the time and the best-call and
see. 5. LEMLf & son.
lin
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The following have been appointed TO can
vas for subscribers 60 CLNBuRNEs HIsToRY
o. MISSISSIPPI Others will Doe announced in
next issue.
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Fl. Fa. for S246 63, iu-
Il tercst aud costs.
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On the Sd Day Of November. ls7g.

u above stated writ to me directed from tho
Circuit Court for the lst District OF Kinds
ConntN. Missi.sinni l will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-13
THE WATER WORKS.
Various Reports i'm Relation
Thereto.

After consideration Oi the matter,
Supt. Riddle concluded not 10 present
his memorial TO Council, as was init
mated in the REGISTER several days ago.
That intimation was true, nevertheless,
and only change of mind induced Jim
nv to withhold his thunderbolt. We
have made inquiry into the oak shaving
matter and are enabled to lay additional
facts before the people.
Just above the water works is Wilson
& Dunlevy's cooper shop. By some
patent, keg slaves there are shaved and
the shavings thrown over the bank, form
ing quite mound. At this spot there
is an eddy in the water, and the matter
floats about for some time. When the
supply pipe at the water works burst,
an examination was made, and II was
found the end OF the pipe was closed by
a mass OF these shavings.
There is acontrivance at the works by
means Of which steam can be forced
into the supply pipe to blow out any
obstruction, but it is supposed the en-
gineer did not notice, in time, that the
pump was sucking air. So the supply
pipe caved. 1t was not the first time,
by six or seven, that this has happened.
That pipe is patched up like a
country quilt and may open
again at any moment. Jimmy
Riddle has put several upon it and
some were there before. This is the
pipe leading 10 the large pump; the
other is supposed to be all right, though
there has never been occasion to ex-
anime it.
Jimmy says no more shavings will be
dumped over the bank, which is why he
made no communication to Council;
and he refrains, temporarily, from ask
ing for new pump. Modesty, herhaps.
But now the Committee on Water
Works will take the affairs in hand
and do what is necessary. BY refer
ence to our Council report it
will be seen that they are tOreport what
repairs are necessary to be made to the
works. That means, what repairs can
be afforded, OF course. So it is probable
some improvements will be added. We
do not want Paramount water works,
for the city purse is not sufficiently pie
thoric, but We want all We can get Tor
the little money we have to spare.
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Augl,s' 18th, 1879.
Personal.


Misses Maggie and Gertie Kaiser, of
Wheeling, were registered at the Bailey
House on Sunday Weston Democrat.
q. J.. Tracy has returned from his trip
to Wheeling. He brought his mother
home with him. Weston Democrat.
Mrs. Congressman Wilson will be
temporarily buried at Clarksburg to-
day.
Prof. J. NJ. Frasher, of the Business
College, returned last evening from the
Business College Convention at Cleve-
land.
John +. O'Mallcy, OF Pittsburgh, was
in the city yesterday.
Prof. j. NJ. Birch and George Woods
left Yesterday on Western trip.
Il. &. Motlatt went East last evening.
+. Q. Lazier, of Morgantown, is visit
ing Capt. John Mcclure, Island.
Mrs. Hawkins, of Steubenville, is Wis
iting at the residence of A. Wells, Six
tecnth street.
Miss Annie Shafler, Of Frankiort-On-
the Main, Province OF Hesse, Prussia, is
visiting at the residence OF &. Seibert,
Pleasant Valley.
Billy White, so long conductor on
the horse.cars, main line, has gone on
the Elm Grove road.
William Steele, former resident OF
the Island, and who died recently at
Sistersville, will be brought up on the
steamer Mallie Ragon, this evening.
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Allegheny Mountain Excursion go Post
ponemeut Until Tuesday, August 10th,

Allegheny Mountain Excursion - Post
ponement Until Tuesday, August 10th,
1879.
Owing to the great favor with which
the announcement of an excursion TO
the Allegheny Mountains was received,
and the unprecedented demand for
tickets, the managers of the Panhandle
and PENNSYLVANIA Route were reluctant
Is compelled to restrict the sale OF ex-
cursion tickets, for the 18th instant, to
points west of Dennison, Ohio, and
postpone that part 1.-THE excursionfrom
points east Of Dennison, including the
r., W. 4 h. and CHARTERS divisions, I'M
Ill Tuesday, August 18th, 1879. The
demand for tickets at Central Ohio
points was so great that 1t was found
impossible to make arrangements for
such large numbers at Altoona, CressOn
and other Mountain resorts. By divid-
I'M the excursion up in the manner IN
Dictated, all can be comfortably accom-
modated. The plan adopted has re-
ceived general approval, and all those
whose arrangements were made for
the excursion of the 18th instant,
and others who will be ready
at this time, will find that the pro-
gramme advertised will be faithfully car
ried out on Tuesday, August 18th. The
time schedule of the excursion train for
Tuesday, August 18th, will be found to
be even better than the one of the 18th
inst, inasmuch rs Altoona will he
reached earlier in the day, thereby en-
aiding those who desire to do so, to re-
turn to Pittsburgh the same night The
trip to Lloydsville, at the summit OF the
"Alieghenies' will be made on the day
following the arrival TO Altoona without
extra expense 10 the excursionists, and
accommodations will be provided at Al
toona and Cresson for all who desire 10
remain for several days. Tickets will
be good to return until Monday, August
18th. The excursion train will leave
Wheeling at : A. NJ. and arrive at Al
toona at 4P. N. Fare Tor the round trip
only 81. There will be no postpone
ment of this excursion. Make your ar
rangements 10 20,
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Almost a Catastrophe.

The beautiful hotel recently opened
mt Mt. Belleview had narrow e., ape
yesterday morning from 4 cOntlagra ton.
The circumstances were as follows: Late
on Monday evening Mr.. Ben Fisher,
whose rooms are at the east end of the
building. Smeilcd an Odor as OF turning
wool. lie looked out and around but
could discover nothing and cOu id only
detect the odOr when in his bed room.
lie finally deSisted in his efforts 10 dis
cover the source and retired for the
night. Shortly afterward he saw a light
outside Oi his window, and looking out
discovered flames beneath. He seized a
pitcher Of water, gave the alarm and
started to the rescue. Col. Matinee
came to his assistance and the flames
were soon extinguished. 1t Sc. ms new
cook has recently been employ ed at the
hotel and had not vet learned the ropes.
Outside OF the kitchen door st God box
some charcoal and old paper,
and in this the fire was discove red. How
1T originated is not known, an d, but for
Mr.. Fishers prompt action, the build
ing would now probably be i l ashes,
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Princes Body Found.

The body of Thomas Prince was yes
terday recovered; il was found floating
near Black Horse landing, mile below
the scene of the explosion. The SS7t-
bsHyiHf Gd.sits contains the following;
The body OF young Thomas Prince,
one Of the victims OF the Iron Valley
disaster, was discovered in the river
near Black Horse landing about noon
to-day and taken in charge by his father,
Capt. VIM. Prince, who conveyed his
remains 10 Wheeling for interment. We
understand that this unfortunate young
man was 10 haye been married soon to
an estimable Young lady OF New Cum
bcrland. 1t is sad to think that he lost
his life at the very point where he eX-
peCted soon to take unto himself a fair
young wife to share his joys and sorrows
through life. NodOubt he was in hap
py frame OF mind and thinking of the
joyful event when he was suddenly
hurled into eternity by the terrible ca
tastrOphe.
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Resolutions of Respect.

At meeting held by the c. =. Brown
Boat Club on Monday evening, August
18th, 1870, the following resolutions
were adopted
As it has pleased the all-wise ruler Of
the universe to take from our midst our
beloved friend and brother, Frank W.
Budkc, be it
Resolred. /. That we offer to the be-
loved widow of our deceased friend our
heartfelt sympathy in this her hour OF
distress, having lost kind and loving
husband. ..
>. That the c. T. Brown Boat Club
has lost good efficient member a kind
friend and brother; one who was always
at his post in time OF need, aud one who
always showed willingness to help a
friend in distress.
3. That VIZ attend the funeral OF our
friend and brother in Il body, AMI that
the boat house be draped in mourning
Tor thirty days.
1. That a copy OF these resolutions be
sent to the widow of our friend, a copy
he placed on the minutes and a copy be
furnished to each of the daily papers.
q. w. SNYDER,
GEo. MATTHEWS,
Committee,
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FORGING AHEAD.
The Belmont Preparing to Re
sumo - Appointment Of OIL
GERS

sumo = appointment Of OIL
GERS.
A remarkable interest and even anx-
iety has attached to the action OF the
Board of Directors of the Belmont mill
in filling the various positions about the
works. They met on Monday, and 1t
was supposed to be for that purpose,
but beyond a lengthy discussion moth
ing was done. The Board met again at
two o'clock yesterday afternoon, the APP
pointment OF officers being the special
order OF business. For every position
there were numerous candidates, and
consequently much dissatisfaction
among the unsuccessful. A large num-
Der of people assembled in and about the
works, eager To learn the result.
Finally, after long waiting, the list OF
appointments was announced as fol-
lows: y. Reister, general manager; 5.
y. Whitesides, manager Of the nail fac
tory; Frank Kline, manager OF boiling
forge; A. Wilson, Jr., bookkeeper; Por-
ter Smith, manager OF the smithy; Lew
ellyn Barrum, of the coal mines; Alex.
Gillespie, warehouseman, and Michael
Healey, eng neer.
1t is the intention OF the Directors to
put the mill in active operation imme.
diately, and steps in that direction will
be taken at once The blast furnace has
not been differed, nor will il be until
ore can be procured, but it is expected
il will be in operation in September.
The mill itself is being cleared mp and
made ready, and it is hoped ii win be in
full blast about the second week in Sep
TENDER.