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NEWBURG LOCALS.

LEGAL Correspondence of the Argus.
NEwBURs, March 9.-Tbe Orrtll coal
company have advanced the wages of
miners Ice per ton, instead Of the zoe
asked for.
The locals in the Journal of last
week, were false in almost every item
with The exception Of the notice of the
Of NE it1th of Mrs. Jno. Evans Jr.
''nee" Bartlett. Mrs Evans had been
complaining for some time, was still able
to attend 10 her household duties and com.
planned Of headache before going To bed
The Physicians who ex ,mined the case
pronounce death from heart clot mess.
enger was sent after her husbanl who
had gone 10 Greenbrier for cattle. and
he returned home on Thursday evening
and the remains were inferred on Saturday
at o'clock p. M. in the Grafton Gem
eiery. The bereayed mother, sister and
husband have the sympathy of our entire
community.
The item in the journal" stateing that
the miners at Orrell coal mines, "hai
hcen IN q strike for year." should iaye
b en- three months. Olly discrepancy
of nine months.
Mr Funk Calbaugh of Piedn nj. a
son OF C'pt. Jack Calbarqh, hes been VII
ting friends at this place for foS days
The Children Of J"hn w Rowe and
George Lunning of Irondale are down
with scarlet fevr, they are under the care
Of Dr.. +. NJ Dent.
Jno. W. Stuck and Tom GrainsAeld
hove left for Tcyas.
Our genial townsman. and clever mer.
chant Go w. Lackey E.q, ia now at
Garrett Indiana, taking possession of a
store he has purchased at that place: we
are very sorry 10 loose 80 enterprising q
merchant. Mrs LqclIeY Is visitiug her
sister and other relai yes at Weston. She,
like h,r husband, being an orphan, have
no parents to visit.
II is astonishing the effect the theater
at Grafton had upon the visitors from
This place and Kingwood, most of them
were attacked with gid1eness. 1t was ali
for the benefit of the church.
We regret TO announce that ThOs. Rue
eel, Efq, so long connected with the
Orrell coal company, as store keeper, IL
going to retire. Mr.. Russell has the rep
utaiion Of being an honest man, and his
eparture will be r regretted by his many
friends. a Mr. Clark, gentleman from
Piedmont, viii succeed hIm;he has already
taken charge, bringing hrs clerk with him.
So the wild Trishman who has done so
much devilment will have 10 "Scute."
Miss Berthe Shelter Of Austen spent the
Sabbath AT VIM. y Annans.
Albert L'ckle, Esq, of Independence,
continues to pay our town 8 weekly visit.
Born unto Mira. and Mr. Chss. Marshall
on Monday, March 8, sou
Polly Q L had better look little out
when down at Newburg. est. Peters" is
of. Youra.
JoNRs, EuRPHY g. Co
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Co. Pat is one amongst the companys
most Trustworthy servants.
Miss Amanda, daughter of Calvin
Biackwood,, has lost her mind, caused. L
is said. by chronic dyspepsia. She will be
taken to Kiogwood this week
o. last Wednesday Mr.. Perry Lis,on,
while in the act of firing sqlib in the
mines, came near losing his life. The
powder worked down the end of The qubs
unawares. Before Perry could turn
around or went the shot. Result-it
blowed Perry about four feet, peeled his
smeller as slick as an eel, besides several
other slight bruises. Perry declares it's a
miracle.
The public school taught here by Miss
Bertha Sh.ffer as principal and MIR. John
Il II assistant, came to a close on last
Wednesd4y. Tue best spellers of our
two Deighboring schools came down here
with the expectation Of carrying off the
lourels 10 the way of spelling, but in this
they were sadly disappointed; when they
tackled Miss Virginia L. Shaffsr they
dropped like grain before th reaper. Mss
V. 5 having held the floor till last, is now
considered he best speller in Austin aud
vicinity.
AT the earnest solicitation of perents,
Miss Bertha Shaffer has consented to
teach a select school for period of two
months, commencing to day.
BY the exodus of Isaac Bolyard from
Stemple Ridge TO this place. our popula.
ton has increased just twelve more. We
expect to see "Highlander" over here the
first fair Sundsy.
NJ l. ShaHer, Superintendent here, has
again advanced the miners wages; they
are now getting forty five cents per ton,
aad all tue cars they can load.
Mr. w. Ii. Sheets and family have
moved from here 10 Independence.
Some of our young la6irs carry so much
hat on one side of the head that they have
to sail pretty close to The wind, or they
run the risk of beiog capsizad. TYBo
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YIRGINIA DEBT I'LL.

RICHMOND. VA, March 8 The
Senate refused 10 pass the Z dilp-
berger debt bill! over the veto Of the
Governors ayes 10; nays l6-- not the
necessary two-t ards.
RICHMOND, VA, March 8 The
Senate, by vote ol'24 TO IA, ADOPT
ID the JOINT resolution providing
that the R-adjustors' debt bill we
toed o-iay) aad the bill known IS
the Ross Hamilton substitute, which
wac rejected by the House few
days, shall be submitted to the peo-
pie IN November next Tor vote
thereon, IN order TO decide which (
the two measures ls most acoe ptable.
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AUSTIN NOTES.

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
Mar 0-Those gold-edged and ghost
Ike visiting earle printed by our friend
HAIRY McCahery, Newburg, have made
then appearance here.
Neddy Brannon says that he will try 70
use his Influence 10 have "PolIy Q T."
appointed a1 Census T. umcraior. As the
said Polly seems DESTROYS Of knowing the
age Of certain young ladies.
Col. Joe Whitaker says that he can get
oysters down any way the cook car ge,
them up.
Born in this town, March 3-d, 70 the wife
Of John Mitten, a daughter No. If.
Mr. Jas. Wolf leit mere last week and Is
now digging dasty diamonds at Hart
mans.
Mr. Patrick Reynolds. with a gang ~
men, have huge pile Of stone onaricd
out here, for the use Of the e. g. o n. II
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Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the County
Court of Preston county, rendered at the
November tenn. 1879. in the chancery
ease of William Harmed against Catha-
rine Woodward. 1 will, on
Sdf"Tday, the 23th Day Of March,
1850, Gt being court day., offer for. sale
- the highest bidder, before the front
door OF the Courthouse of~PTeston coun-
ty, w. Va, the
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND
Decreed to he sold i'm said case, situated
in Grant district, Preston county, w. Va.
and adjoining lands of ID. Jones, A.
Wheeler, George Maust and others, &c be-
ing the same that was sold by said Har-
ned TO said Woodward. II is desirable
tract of land with improvements on il
and we'll adapted to farming purposes.
TEKMS.-The land will 6e sold for
sufficient cash i'm hand to pay costs of
suit and sale, and the residue upon "a
credit ot6 ana II months. the purchaser
executing bonds with gpproved recuritv.
bearing interest from day of sale, for tho
deferred payments of purchase money.
JAS. Ill. CARROLL, ComIr.
Feb. %, 1880. 4ts6.5O
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Or
Valuable Real Estate
IN KlNGWOOD AND VICINITY.

| will sell at public auction. before tho
front door of the Court house in King
wood, on
Ao"day, the 22nd Day Of March, 1880
being the first day Of the Circuit Court.
the following real estate i'm the town Of
klngwood and vicinity, to- wit:
The lut lying i'm SAID town on he south
sac OF Main street, bounded on the west
by John ~. Brown, on the cast by James
-. Stone, and extending back to the alley
on the south. This lot has on il a yery
comfortable and commodious
Two STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,.
Good water, stable and other out build,
lngs. an excellent garden rot and SIM
ply of small fruits-apples and plums.
The character and location OF this prom
erty render it
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE.
Also, a valuable little tract or pasture
land, lying adjacent TO said town on the
east, containing
ABOUT THREE ACRES,
Situated in the junction Of Main and
High streets, and adjoining James G.
McGrew on the west.
Also, very desirable little tract Of
farming and grazing land, lying about
one-tOurth mic north cast Of X inpwood
adjoining Elijah Shaner and Others, con.
tanning
ABOUT SEVENTEEN ACRES.
Also, a tract Of
500 ACRES OF FOREST LAND
in Portland district, adjoining Alfred
G. rner and others. MAY he offered for
sale ON said day. This tract is clothed
for the most part. with fine timber. and
is supposed 10 contain valuable mineral
deposits.
TERMS-SO much cash i'm hand will
be required as will be sufficient to pay
costs Of suit and expenses of sale. and for
tho residue, y credit OF &, II and IL
m nths will be given. the purchaser
giyirg interest bearing notes with
good personal security and the title re-
tanned until paid provided that as to
tho 500 acres. / will reserve the right to
fix the terms ON tho day Of sale, or with
draw 10 from sale altogether. .ho fOrego-
ing tracts are the residue Of the real estate
OF the late Joseph Brown. aud will DO
SOLD by virtue Of the authority. OF q do
cree Of the County Court OF Preston cDun-
", rendered in the chducery cause Of
'Brown's Ext vs.. Elliott ot I'll.
JAMES ~. BROWN, Spell COm'r.
KingwoOd, Feb. Is. 1850. rle2It9sIG.2
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GOVERN MATHEWS addressed a
meeting OF the manufacturers, bust
ness Len ana capitalists of P t,p-
burgh at the rooms Of the Chamber
Of Commerce last Monday Oh the
subject of the resources of West
Virginia. The address was plain,
terse presentation of facts, and must
60 far towards establishing a better
understanding and appreciation OF
the vast undeveope resources OF
:. West Virginia among our wealthy
aud enterprisin6 neighbors And
IN this our excellent Governor las
performed an important service t,
the State.
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FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
SENATE


The Senate took up and passed
II use blIi making an additional
appropriation OF $l35 coo TOR the
support OF certain luIIan tribes for
Tie yeal ending June 80 1880.
Mr.. Blrkwood submitted res
oIuuou instruc ing The Secretary Of
the Treasury 20 communicate TO the
Senate q statement OF the amount OF
money expended by the United
states Tor all purposes necessarily
growing out Of me late war, speufy
M seperatsly the amount paid on
The principal Of the puonc debt
thereby incurred, The amount Of M
terest paid on such debt Tor each
year, The amount paid for pensions
including arrears, and the amount
paii soldiers and sailors o the war.
such Information 10 be brought down
20 January j, 1880. Adopted.
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THE NEWS.
rna chenALl.H on DIR. nAnr-

=. ITO '-''-'T''' 'I-'I' II III, TN I|s
The 10 y OF Dr. Samuel H4hr.
Of N-w York, was cremsted in the
" Moyne furnace at Washington.
Pa. last Tuesday evening.
Az $50 D. r. the body wac carried
20 the reiort room by four aen and
showed hesdloremost ln, the door
placed on and occurred a shght
odor as Of burning barr pervaded The
vlclniiy Iu 20 minutes the sheet
began 10 expand md the bones OF
The feet could be seen devoid oil flesh.
~ the end Of an hour The friends
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A POSTMASTER RoBs ms OWN orr,cr.

ANNAP LIS Nd, NJ arch TO-. Post.
master w. . Bg-low has been ar
rested on the charge Of robblug the
otfice on the morning OF March |.
The back door was found broken
open aud 5000 worth of stamt :
gone. Au investigation resulted m
the arrest OF Bge ow. He deni,
the charge. The office has been
turned over to his bondsmen who
place l the assistant postmaster in
cha rye.
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New YORK. Msrch 10. --Charl s
Stewart Pdrnell arrived tonight
lie was received by the Paraell re-
cepuon Committee and conducted
TO The hotel, where he said during
MS absence he bad visited sixty-tvc
cities, end the cause he Represented
.ss enthusiastically received, tha,
PZOOOOO hAd been subscribed. of
winch $40. 600 had been RENTED to
Ireland,
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again introduced in the present Con-
gress, and the House Committee on
Territories, to which it was referred
placed 1t in charge OF sub-commi,-
tee. This sub committee rece, tlv
reported the bill adversely to the
full committee, which report was
approved, 1t wac sup posed that
this negative action would end tn.
matter, but it seems that Gould 2
agents have succeeded in reviyipp
the ocheme and securing reversal
OF the former action Of the commit
tee. The only persons to he bene-
hlted by THE SCENE are the Railroad
Jobbsrs and corpor ,tions. The In
dams to whom the Territory really
belongs are opposed to if. and iflt
were openei up for settlement as
roPosed, with the allotment Of 100
acres In severalty to each, the most
OF 1t would be N the hands of rob
brig adv nturers within q wear.
while ID, sc majority of the poor
Indians would be penniless. The
scheme all wrong. PHoNo
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MISS RAYMOND AND SENAEOR
HILL
HE YOUNG WOMAN DENYING THAT suI
INSTITUTED THE SUIT-CHAkGEs WIrg
DRAWN.

THE You've WOMAN DENYING THAT SHE
INSTITUTED THE SUIr-CHAkGEs WIrg.
DRAWN.
Miss Raymond, in VIII ose behalf
Mrs. Belva Lockwood fed papers
IN suit against Senator 3. II. Hill
OF Georgia Tor alleged seduction.
furnishes The following statement:
Whereas suit has b en- f ed bv
BsIvla A. Lockwood, an attorney At
law IN the District OF Columbia. IN
my name. against Benz. II. Hill. the
same being IA action OF darnag g
ioI seduction aud support OF child.
now OF my own tree will and consent,
without pay or reward or promise
thereof, | drc!ars that l have no
claim Whatever against Benz. II
Hill, aud he is not my seiuce,.
that the papers filed by said Lock
wool were flied without my know
edge or consent and against my sol
emn protest; that they were never
read over TO me or by me, and their
contents were uukrow TO me, and no
os ia was rut to me or taken by me
in sand case.
(Sigued) JESSE RAYMoND.
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The New York World observes
that the prejudice against color is
slowly vanishing even in Republican
States, and that even the Iowa Leg
islature is about to take steps to sub.
NIT to the people Of he State a Con
stitutional Am endment striking the
word white" from the section o the
. constitution prescribing the qualif-
cations of Legislators. This is as it
should be. Let the good work 20 on
TIL even in such Radical stronghold
as Kansas and Michigan the equality
Of the eolored man is as comp',te-
iy and cordially recognized as in the
Democratic South.
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Commissioners Sale.

The undersigned Commissioner ap>
pointed by a decree OF the County Court
OF Preston in the ease OF
WILLIAM y. RINGER
Us.
LUNsFOHD l.. LuDwto.
VIII soil a house and lot OF ground i'm
tte town OF Brandonville, tho same that
was conveyed 70 said Ludwig by Sarah
Harmed. Said lot Is said - contain ono
acre OF land. IL Is a very desirable nrop.
erty. Title believed to be good. Sale
will take place at the front door of tho
Court house i'm KiuIwood
ON MONDAY, MARCH %. 1880.
the first day of the noxt term Of the Cir.
cult Court of Preston Co.
TERMS OF SALE-SO much cash in
hand as will pay the costs ofsuit. inclnd-
ing costs Of salo, aud che residue ON a
credit Of six and twelve months. tho pur-
chaser giving bond and good &. curity for
tho "a no.
WIN. g.. BROWN, IN, Com'r
Fob. 10, 1880 fe2lt4s6 so
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THE FERo jury QUEsTIoN-How THE yIR
GINA -BNArE VIEWS Tng Rgo3Nr Dgcf-
SION OF THE SUPREME CoUFT

GINA skNArE VIEWS TAG RRCXNT DErf
SION OF THE SUPREME COURT
RICHMOND Va, Marcn 9. In the
Senate to-day, preamble and rss-
oiuuons were adopted relanve TO
tho recent decision Of the limited
States Supreme Cou.t IN the ctse OF
}. d. Coles, County Judge OF this
State, indicted in United States
Judge Rives' Court for falling to put
negroes on juries. The p.eam bic
recites, IN effect, that lhe decision
tine ttens tae very existence OF State
Governments az distinct soverelpn-
tirs, and II places tie judiciary OF
the State completely under the con
trol OF the Unued States, and # fol
owed TO the logical results. viii en-
able the United States Congress to
cosice the Stale judiciary, AZ we'll ~
he Safe executive and legislative
departments ~ all matters thus de-
5troyiug every nestige Of State SOW
ereiguiy, most alarming doctrine
! TO all who value Che blessings Of inn
crty, Tor the security OF wucn the
/ C''''N 'p'd' Is Obuitlbu- ION lISelt vs. ds
estaeI shed and ordyined. The res
olutlois urge Vrginla's Senators
ana Representatives. iu Congress Ia
procure tn, repeal OF all laws OF
Congrers which tend TO the exercise
Of powers not lslegrted to the UuIt.
ed States by lie Constitution no,
| prohibited by u to the States. es
/ peclsl!y Of the act under winch the
declsioh me TONED was rendered
and they request the Government
10 communicate copies Of the rec
o.ulous 10 The Governors OF the
/ several States, with a view 10 bsv-
M the Legislatures thereof take \
gimdtr action. The General assem-
bly,, 10 accordance with q Joint res
oiution agreed TO last night, will ad
/ j3urn A. IL Z. NJ, aud it is iiopiob
bat The foregoing sction OF ih,
Senate will be conourred IN by th,
/ House.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Property in and About
KIngwood.

The undersigned offer for sale tho fol
wing Real Estate. namely;
4 Farm If 26O Acres,
Known MS the "Vankirk Puce." lying
one mile irom KiugwOod, on tho road
fr"m Kin2wOod TO- Portland, adjoining
John Williams. Behoni JOrdau's and
others, betty the anne frm ON which tho
late Hiram Vankirk resided aI,o,
4 F0rm Of nm Acrcs.
Lying one half mile south of KmVwood
adjoining John II. Browns. Jam ~ Car.
rolls and others. This is q good grazing
farm also the well-knOwu
UNION HOIEL
IN Kingwood, now kept by John r.. NeH
10 which property IS coupn ed the large
brick storc-roOh occupied by Or. r..
Elliott
the above property will be sol ( az rea-
sunable prices and ON very favorable
terms. fm PARTICULARS inquire OF
JAMES ~. CARROLL,
JAMES n. MANOWN
Executors Of the Es tate ~ Hiram Van
kirk and Elizabeth VankirlS decd.
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NOTICE To-BUrLDHRs

Bids for the erection of a chnrch on
Function Camp Ground will be receiv-
ed by the under signed up to morning OF
april LIST. 1880.
Bids should be sealed and marked
bid for church building"
For plan an spe .ifCation call on A. J.
Bonaheld, Tunnelton, w. Va.
NJ. G.. GIBSON, Foreman of Com
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Portland Normal Seminaru.

This school affords the best "a cilities i'm
the county for acquiring that inestimab!e
prize-an education at the least possible
expense. Young men and ladies should
avail themselves of an opportunity of at
tending this institution. w. s. BAYLEs,
county Supt., has been procured as Pros
fesssor OF the Normal Department, de-
Signed for teachers Zss-The Sptinp
Term will begin April 5th, 1880.
For circulars address the Principal,
l.. w. FtKE,
tm2Ol Portland, Preston county. w. Va.
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The Treasury Depart nent an
nounces counterfeit 800 bills on
the following banks: National Rev
. ere Bank, Of Boston, Mass, Pitts
field National Bank. Mass, Mer-
chants National Bank. of New Bed
ford, Mass; Second National Bank
Wilkesbafre, Pa and Pttsburg Ma
tional Bank oil Commerce. Of Ia
The Counteifeits are admirably ex-
ecuted.
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YouNa NAN pRnwNRn.

FAIRMoNT. March 0 -Oa last FIJI.
day, b acfburn Rice, a young man
about 20 wears OF ,ge, who was
raised by Ms Leeper, mother Of our
we!l-knowr fellow citizen. joseph
A Leeper, Esq, was accidentally
drowned a; Briariown, or ~
The mouth OF Booths creek
in this county II appears
That Young Rice IN company with
Mr.. Tbomab Rbea and others were
andeavoring to raft some timber
b longing TO Rhea. They were at
the mouth OF the creek and attempt
cd to ford on horses. All of the
party crossed safely but Rice, whose
horse being unable &c swim plunged
violently arodnd, and succ eded in
throwing hlm off in the middle OF
the creek. which is very wide at that
place. Rice could not swim and
drowned IN few moments. His
trends did everything IN thar pow
er to save him Young Rice wa
very highly estee med in that neigh
boIhocd, and his untimely death =
dee2,y regrt tied.
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sAVE YOuRsEINEs cnsrs 1

All persons knowing themselves in
debicd 10 me hv book account must call
aud settle within 80 days from the dafc
hereof or else thcir accounts will be
nlHr'd in lhe hands of nu officer for co.'s
lection. Ihjg i, pms Hrcly the last ,,o,;oc
Save yourself costs.
JAS. ~. MANowN.
KiDgwo)d, March m, 1850. re-
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KILLED BY THE CARS.

a bright little boy aged about 9 years,
the son Of Mr.. VIM. Chooseman, an en-
gineor on the b Il o. railroad, was kill
ed by the way train on Wednesday even
ing OF last week. His mother supposed
he was safe in the schoolroom, when his
mangIed body was found nearly opposite
the gas house. This is terrible warn
ing to parent. who may reside m the
vicinity the track, of the Il lneer Ia
which thejrlit ones are constantly ex>
p 'sed ifallowed 10 90 near the trains -
MdILinSblnn Ind -DcnHenk
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

dehted tn The estates Of l'imm Vankirk
and Elizabeth VnnkirlS. dec n. arc here
by notified 10 make immediate payment.
A ID persons having claims AGAINST the
said estates will present them 20 once.
JAMES ~. CARROLL.
JAMES n. MANOWN.
Executors of the Estate r. Hiram Van
Kirk and Elizabeth Nankirk decd.
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A TRRRIRIR Cn,lnAr

PEEDEE, N. O, Nj ruA 10. A
remarkable and, perhaps, unprece-
dent combat took place al Bostick 3
mi Is, near this place, yesterday
= 'rnIng. 1t appears that General
Bostick and Que Of his employee
Anderson Wayles, went into corn
house which has been s ored with
corn tor nearly twelve months and
which has been closed for that len 9Th
OF time. After getting in they
found that the place was literally
alive with rats who 30 far from
showing terror, began to attack
derceiy the two men, who in vain
attempted TO beat them eff.
They came upon tn, m in droves,
oltluo them about the hands aud
lace and legs, several actually get
ting under Waylcs' sAirt. In the
struggle Wayies unfortunately
turned over eavy bale of lod-
q r, with ri CT Ell up tie do. r
and prevented Their re reaL. BON
men cried for hep, ana we're r,s-
cued from their perious situation.
Tne whole OF B,stick q lelt ear was
eaten off and his face horr,b!y
goug d, while Wayles presented
slckening sight HIS nose and
Fps being literally eaten so thar
his best friends could not recognize
him, while his left eye was torn
from the cket.
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KINGwooD, MAR. 10, lss,

The Supreme Court of the Uulted
States, Mr.. Justice Field AID Mr..
Justice Clifford dissenting, afFirms
the constitutiouAlty OF the Federal
election laws.
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now CENSUS FsUsgnAroRs Will NIX Ar

rDfSr.D as rhfs Df,rtfcr.
BUcKHANNoN, W. W. March Q.
Application tor eIumeratoIs. TO
be considered by this Office, must be
received on OF before The ooh dav
OF The present m nth
Immediately after that time I
will proceed az specially az is CON
astaut with palety, 10 deurnate
from The applications on flo. one
enumerator for each m tgis'erial de
trIct, or other ,ub-dIvlsion IN the
several counties comprising this cen
sus district.
Euumerstors uust reside in the
district, or other sub-division, for