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PETERSBURG.

-. opouyNtxG CASE IN CHESTtkfitbp,
'na ,,,s.s RECOVERED PAINFUL GuNNiNS Az
bop' ,,,, -corfoN RECEIPTS INTERNAL RsN-
,', ,o,t Sections AND TOBACCO IMPORTS
,,envoxT AND ARLINGroN-GONERN-
.rxr PENSIONERS, &C.
,,,,.ro.pof denec OF tho Richmond Dissa'cn
tVV'i's' DgcgaBER 4. 1850.
bodies Of The two coiored men nance
II f,iber and sOn--who were drowned
- Sci,, creek night before last wnlle cross
)" go, tho farm of Mr.. James X. COUSINS,
ius no ,ncv had been attending corn
W',;rc wore recovered yesterday aiief-
49,, and taken TO their late nome near oy'
~ iroue>t was deemed necessary Later
~ .S,rn,s,ton represents that siN men go.
cts small boat 10 cross Tue S'TS'io' anu
,hs, The little Graf, sank Ohue' 'heii coui-
hjneA weight. The TWO L.wees were ,ue
~"lS ones oi the party VINO cou,u nor SWIM
oN'l V", ,.orisbcA with land close 10 them
OF e'," oa,IJ render them no assistance.
MIR. Elijah Rose, wen known c'uHeu'
net with a yerY pa'niu' acc'ue". '..s n'1' " "
,,S W 1cor,,o comfy. The two gentle
-, NJ, n, down about ten miles from the
- In LIGHT wagon. On arriving at ibelr
S,.,ns,ion Mr.. Roe attempted to draw ms
',',n nom tbr wagon muZz'e foremost, ana
:, doing 81 accidentally caused the dis
ensrcc Of The weapon. The load took eject
- ,be left arm near the elbow, causing
,,h,.tly wound. and. II is feared, SCATTERING
the bone. ,c,- Aotos
Dnrinc the week ending to-day 62I bales
&C COTTON were received IN this city over
We Petersburg railroad. and forty'hVe
hocsbeads OF tobacco. The iObacco-tn>pec-
ms I'm. we, X amounted 10 SiXty.SiX hogs
heads. ,.,;,,o
ION I,fe.Iu~urance Company, announced IN
tbr Di<bgiCh Oi tins morning, caused u
Good deaf Of surprise aud regret in this
community. \ number OF the policy-hold-
49,, reside in this section, who very nalli.
r,lly feel deep interest in The matter.
Two bo,>. aged respectively about seven
teen ard eighteen years. who represent
themselves - sailors. were escorted 10 Tue
.orporale limits This morning, by direction
~ he Mator, and ordered 10 leave the city
under penalty of arrest II they should re-
turn.
The ipiernaireycnCe receipts IN the Pc
tcr.blirg diNrlc, for the week ending to day
amount, 10 Sl7.4S0. The exports Of man
ufciured tobacco for the same period were
1854 pounds.
Rev. DIR. John L. Edwards will take
charge Of The Market street Methodist Epis-
copal church. in this CT :. tomorrow.
The Government has number OF pen
Sioners in ibis neighbOfhood, mostly IN lie
persons Of widows OF soldiers who fought
in he wars Of the country. Most OF lhe>e
ladies, Il whom The county Of Chesterfield
end ciiy Of Petersburg furnish fair pro-
portion, are very oged and in needy cilcum-
stance, and the s. per month they receive
is very welcome piIancr 10 them.
Dr. Hoee will have hne aud ence to hear
hi, lecture on " Tent Life in the East" to
be delivered at ibe Academy OF Music III
tins city on The II h instant.
President Kelley, Of the Relief Society
Yesterday received present OF one hundred
losdS OF wood for distribution among the
poor Of thiN city. ROBIN ADAIR.
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FIRE RECORD.
Large Mill Burned-Oae Life Lost

~. IL, lecelnDtE f.-SUDIt-
~ after O'Clock this morning fire broke
out In the fifth story OF the Kearsarge
Mills, spd IN less than IN hour the man.
moth brick structure Vas in ruins. The
fire is reported 10 have caught from piece
Of waste in the bands OF an employs ig-
hitting at a ga.-iet. The Fire Department
failing TO check the tire, the Mayor tele-
yrapDed to New burypOrt for assistance.
At the present moment the Fiee.wiIl
BIptist church, opposite to the mill, and 10
dangerous proximity TO frame dwelling,
is on fire.
1t j. reported that a mIn named Green
wood, an employee, was burned 10 death In
the mill, while several were badly scorched
aud cannot recover.
In the present confusion It Is impossible TO
ascertain the loss on the mill, but it Is fully
insured.
The loss by the burning OF Kearsage Mills
j. estimated at not far from half million
dollars, besides throwing out OF employ
ment nearly three hundred and fifty opera
lives, upon a maj Iriiy OF whom must fall
much suffering this wiLter, unless some
thing be done for their relief. The fire
spread so rapidly that the occupants Of the
apartment barely escaped as the flames
rushed toward the staircase leading TO the
Dom, they being obliged 10 leap over the
blaze in order to make their exit. Several
were severely burned. II is not known that
more than one person was burned 10 death,
but had the fire burst out twenty minutes
later the destruction Of life must have been
great. a. The mill would have been In full
operation.
Hosiery Mill Burned.
PHTLADEI PHIA. December "A fire broke
out to-day in the northern building OF Mar
lin a. LandbengeTs hosiery mill. The ilameS
spread rapidly, but were soon under con
troll. The building was destroyed. Ii was
equipped with valuable machinery and good
flock. 1t is thought the los VIII reach
$50, coo. About two hundred persons are
thrown ont OF employment.
LOSS by Fire.
BIDDEFORD. ME., December 4.-Tbe loss
bv ihe burning Of the PeppereIl Manufac-
turing Companl's cottOn-bOuse last night
will reach 100000. Insured.
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Shenandoah Affairs.
GMnod.tock Ylrsihianl

w
The supervisors concluded their NOvem-
Der duties after three days work. They
now have the county entirely from debt,
with a small surplus IN the treasury. The
levy OF next year will likely be reduced 10
fifteen cents. This year they assessed the
railroads at $1,000 per mile, together with
their dep0ts and other real estate, and
levied the same county and school tax upon
them that is levied upon other property.
From this we realize nearly $500.
The dog-taX fund did not hold out this
year to cover sheep losses. 1t is becoming
somewhat practice 10 apprai>e at fancy
prices, and sbeep have bepn claimed for III
some DISTANCES at three TO four times The
value which the owners returned them at
for taxation. The Board scaled some OF the
claims, and passed resolution that they
would have respect to the tax assessment 10
pay Ing losses.
This IS the first year this fund has been
short. Hitherto it has been ample and LEFT
from $500 to 500 for schools.
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GILES COUNTY.
KIaBALLTON, November 30. 1880.

kIMBALLTON, November ~, l6SO.
Editors OF the Richmond Dispatch:
| have long been IA reader OF your vaua-
bic paper and have observed that it, col
umns baYe always been devoted 10 the true
interests Of the great State OF Virginia.
Nov, with 10 speak OF the natural unde-
yelOped resources Of Giles and other South
western counties and the best way TO reach
these resources. In recent issue Of the
Dispatch read letter relative TO the pro-
blble route OF the extension OF the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad. ] have fol-
lowed the compass more or less in this and
adjoining counties for more than forty
years, and claim 10 know something OF the
topography as well a. the mineralogical out
crops and developments Of this and the ad-
joining counties.
The route referred 10 in the letter was
up Po,is creek a3d down Sinking creek to
New river. On tuis route you would en-
counter two large mountains, 10 tunnel
which would be entirely impractlcable.
But 10 return 10 Potts creek, which l. the
Onlf practicable rOute, aud continuing the
same IiUe down Big Stony creek to It's
mouth, which ~ almost a straight line from
The mouth Of Potts creek, running south
about fifiy west, this liUe will pass through
The largest deposits OF iron ore, especially
on Big Stony creek, to be found In
Southwest Virginia. both OF red and
brown hemaliie and magnetic ores.
Assays OF these ores were recently made by
Professor Geriih. Of Philadelphia, showing
sixty.eight per cent. Of metallic Iron, ana oil
remarkable Duriiy. II these facts are dis
paied by plrlies interested IN this enter
prise, will invite them 10 visit Inc at KIM
bailton, on Biz stony creek, and i will pro-
mise 10 verify my statements by an aDso
lutte exhibition OF ibe iaitn that Is In me-
AT the mouth Of Big Stony creek ~e strike
New river, running yearly on the same
line with Potts creek and Big Stony
which we follow 10 the mouth OF VOL
creek. Following this creek In the sam'
direciion-sonth abont 1iiy essi--we pas
over the salt and piaster-bspks and throug'
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AccOnluc People.

Roanoke" spondent OF the Sa-
lem Conservative, writes as follows about
the AccOmac people:
| have not been IN the county for some
eight years. but at that time there was Nv
ing there family OF seven bro' hers, none
OF whom were under sir feet in height or
weighed under tlcO handred pounds, and |
myself have living there a cousin who at
tba, time weighed $50, and his oldest son,
called "Little William" to distinguish him
from his father, weighed BOB also have
still another cousin whose weight was Ut
that time 2l5, and could mention consi'
derabie list OF still other large-sIz men,
but suffice it TO say that within The last lew
weeks | have read in the Richmond DtS-
patch, | think it was, an account OF what
was called the 4" Accomac Giant" q young
man by the name OF Drummond, who had
attained to the weight OF GUe hundred
nnllnds.
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LEXINGTON.

TIE EEADJCSTER COUNTY JUDGE APPLIES FOR
An INCREASE OF SALARY UNDER The ACT OF
ASSEMBLY AND CENSUS OF 1880; But FAILS
10 GET IT.
GORE. psBdence of the Richmond Dispatch
DECEMBER 3. 1880.
Hon. James +. Patton, who was elected by
the last General Assembly Of Virginia Judge
or tlh County Court Of ROckbridge, filed
bis application with the Board Of Supervi-
sOfs al 4 recent meeting for an increased
salary, owing to an increased population Of
1000. a shown by the late census returns.
The Judge based his application on the
provision IN the acts Of 1877 '1S, approved
March II. 1873, section 10, prescribing the
salaries OF judges OF county courts. The
additional compensation claimed by the
Judge would amount TO about $50.
There was some difference Of opinion
among the Board as to the prODriety Of al
lowing the demand. The Commonwealth
attorney, Captain ID. f. Moore, was OF
opinion that the Board ought not TO increase
the salary, bui By consent the question was
referred 10 the Ait irney-GcneTai for his
opinion. The decision of that official was
mailed TO the Commonweath's attorney q
few DAYS ago, aud is as follows:
The matter of the salary OF the county
court judge pertains alcne to The county,
and i a matter as 10 which have no right
10 express an official opinion. But u the
Board Of Supervisors, the Attorney for the
C0mmOnW eal.b, and the Judge OF the Coun'
" Court OF BockbrlGge have all united in
requesting m expression OF opinion, | VIII
depart from NV usual habit ana give an
opinion. II ! am correctly Informed the
ccn,us Of 1850 has not rs yet been pro-
mulgated. IL has not yet been pub
lishcd officially. II tins is so, then
the Board Of Supervisors cannot pro-
peily make it the basis Of its action.
The salary of the judge is an annual
saaIy, commencing on she 1st day OF JAN
nary ana ending on the 3l>t Of December,
payable quarterly if there is money in the
county treasury. The census OF 1880 was
taken during the present year, after the
Judges salary commenced 10 accrue, and
has not yet been officially promulgated. !
am therefore Of opinion that the salary oil
the county judge should be ascertained aud
fixed for The year 1880 upon the census OF
1870. JAMES q. FIELD,
Attorney General for Virginia"
II is understood that applications have
been made IN Other counties by county
judges for additional pay on the same ground
q, Judge Patton based his claim.
ROCKBRIDGE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE oIspATCu.

INTERESTING INDIAN SUIT DECIDED -
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PORTSMOUTH. N.
H.-IiOsIERY MILL BURNED IN PHILA
DELPHIA-THE PEPPERELL MASUfAc-
TURING CoMPANY's Loss-AS ADVERSE
DECISION TO 1BE AMERICAN UNION
TELEGRAPH cOMPANY-A DELAWARE
CONGREssMAN's SEAT TO Be- CONTEST
ED-RAILRoAD EXPRESS COMBINATION
ROSS WINS TnE sCULLISG RACE YEsTER-
DAYIN ESGLAND-TBE PERUVIAN PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS - MANIFESTO OF THE
ORANGEMEN - POsTPoNEMENT OF THE
CASE OF PARNELL AND HIS FRIENDS
REFUsED-VARIOUs FORETGS ITEMS, &C.
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Old Gases Settled.

IPlttsylyania Tribune.J
Two cases which have been on our
docket for some tine were settled this telm
OF The court, one OF which was The case
of r. w. Vadcn's administrator against The
Piedmont and Arlington Lifc-insuranee
Company. This was compromised by the
company agreeing 10 pay Walden $4,000,
with interest from date. The other was the
case OF George r. Berger against Orders
administrator. Berger was suing for dam
ages TO land on account OF injuries 10 1t
caused by mill-dam. The jury decided
against Berger, and the Court sustained
them in their decision.
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EroIn the Indians.
An INTERESTING SUIT DECIDED,

An INTERESTING SUIT DECIDED
OMAHA, December 4.-Judge Dundy, in
the United States Circuit Court, Yesterday
decided in the Ponca Indian case to recover
the old reservation aud establish the Title
thereto; that the POnca tribe OF lndiaps
have a legal estate in The reservation, ana
are entitled to possession thereto. The case
is the first on record where one Indian tribe
brought suit against another IN The courts
OF the United States, and has aroused a
wide>p read feeling on account OF the wrong
done the POucas.
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We say to the Wig: First. But for the
Mahoneites there would have been no con-
test over the electoral ticket In Virginia.
Second. That but for your faction we would
have elected eight out Of nine members oil
Congress. Third. That Paul got fully three
thousand Republican votes. whilst be beat
Allen by only six nundred. That your
electoral ticket getfhirty thousand, whilst
your congressional ticket got fifty thousand
that your increased congressional vote came
from the negroes; and remember. too, thai
you did not run candidate In JorgeDsen's
district. Manassas Gazette.
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a Decision Adverse 10 the American
Union Telegraph Company.

MEMPHIS. December 4.-In the Circuit
Court for Shelby county Judge James o..
Pierce to-day decided the clse OF the Ameri.
can Union Telegraph Company against the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company,
which was an application by the, telegraph
company. a corporation OF the State OF New
York, to condemn for its new line the right
Of way over the Memphis and Charleston
railroad between Memphis and Grand juno
ton, Tenn. The points decided were as
follows:
1Sl. A grant Of privilege to have property
condemned for the purpose OF ublic i'm
proyement rests wholly in the discretion
OF State legislation.
I'd. The laws OF the State OF Tennessee
do not confer the right u any telegraph
corporation, except chartered under the
statutes OF the State, to ask for or TO have
condemnation OF property of any Kind Tor
The erection OF telegraph lines.
81. The acts Of Congress do not confer
any powers upoE foreign corporations in
this respeat. SeciiDn 526S OF the United
States Statutes only gives federal permission
10 telegraph companies to build their lines
along railroads. but they must acquire the
right OF way by purchas" or contract when
the state laws, rs in this Gaze. do not allow
condemnation.
Accordingly the privilege OF condemning
the right OF way in this way was denied TO
the American Union Telegraph Company.
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Railroad Expres. combination.

ST. LOUIS, December All the railroad
express der 0's cenlering here, INCLUDING
the Pacific, which covers all the Gould
roads-the Iron Mountain, Ohio and Mis-
sis>ippi, and Louisville and Nashville-haye
made a local combination, and will hereaf-
ter occupy one general office. The combl-
nation is 10 save the expense OF separate
offices
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s,x Percent. Registered Bonds.

WASHINGTON, u. c., December 4.-Secre-
tary sherman to-day issued the following
" Notice is hereby given TO the holders oil
United States per cent. registered bonds,
issued under act OF February s. 1861, com
monty known as 'SiXes Of $780,. that IN
terest on said bonds due December 81, 1850,
will be paid with the bonds upon presen,a-
ton Of the bonds fOr~redempliOn. No in
terest on that loan will be paid upon sche-
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A number OF divers and wreckers while
operating in Town creek recently brought
to the surface two cannons when had EVIL
IDENTITY been used Ia the Revolutionary war.
They are 10 feet In length and 6'inch bore,
and have been brought 10 the eily, and viii
probably be exhibited at the Industrial Ex'
bibtiop, which commences next week.
Charleston "a. o. NewS and Courier.
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TAXES.
OyEIcE or CITY CsLLRoIo'Il
RICHMOND. DeceDhst l. lsso,

OyEIcE or CITY CsLLRoToih}
RICHMOND. pecemhst 1, 1850
VNlIS OFFICE WILL BIZ OPENED
L DAIRY between TIA hour: % soc,9s's Al al =,
INV ~ DFChMBEn inclusive, for ne s.fvosss
of recsrsnT from asy ~rsoa who bas aissal, p ,h
onr hsIf only Of the Guy isxes esars'a " sAs WIG
~. oar centum VIII be adtsd 20 us s'sos,, ~
a. "a sIpsastn,ny halls OF the tax ehsr.sa in every
case wbere the nsris aSsssssa .han ,,,slSe.l
Pan On ease any persoa, hsupx fAysa 20 ~, A., ~
~. nlonih OF Jase one has OF lhs e.y ,aass ~.
Dom such person shsii -" 10 sa X, dsy OF i,e.
csmber, there shall be asatd 90 Hr ssn'"" "p"'
a.. amount on the TAX So Femainsnx tnc. $3.50,
." """' ~ w. n WpVDSoN. COleciok
n R-Psrtiss paylpg several hi'is wn' f~@S
\ END l,s,s ,hst they NAY bt geliea es, ihsr,
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NEW FALL STYLES
~ ruRS II

New and elegant styles, u,,,r,pr
PARLOR SUITS, Do,.,,..
In Hair. Cloth, Reps, Raw SIX, sa'ih Deaine''
- pin.b and other elegant goods.
Large assortment OF low.prlced
G GhilhYssteosM suIRNITURE.
MATT REssEs, &c. -. a.
Examine my Gloek, and you WI, nm eeJu' "
sui ~ s say Sie' Governor street, Bichmonds
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COMMERCIAL.
BRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, December 4, 1880.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels at Sl.23 for very
good. iancas tr, 652 bu,hels at Sl.i6, Sl.22,
sl25 Sl2s, aud $3.50 tor COMMON. good, very
GOOD. prime. aud choice. Uired 1884 bushels az
kI25 for very good. fnliz. I,234 bushels al sll5.
81 20. S1.22, and Sl.25 for common, good, very
zoo T. and Irime.
CoRN.-IVh,te 2.O96 bushels al 81, 81, and 53c.
for good, very good, and prime. Mtred. 90 BUSH
g : al . ana 5Zc. for good and very ROOi.
MEAL SO bushels very good az soc.
RYE 40 bushels very good at 92c.
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A Seattn Congress 10 he Contested.

DOVER. DEL, December 4.-Judgu Hous-
ton, the Republican candidate for Congress
Of the late election. TO-DAY served notice OF
his purpose to contest The seat OF Edward
l.. Martin in the FOrty-seyenth Congress.
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Flour.

Flour not very brisk. ZINE. s36S3.50; extra,
$3.50: ,uoerGne, 81 50Gs4.7j; common family,
s5.75dS So; choice or patent family, S7.50m:S ;
Staun,On IN pecliOn, ezra, 80. 10 dsO.
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kATEsT FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
ROSS WINS THE sCULLING MATCH.

ROSS WINS THE sCUILING MATCH.
LONDON, December 1.-The sculiDg
match between Edward Trickett, OF Syd-
uey. and Wallace Ross, OF st. John, \. b.,
for e400 over the Thames Champion Course
from the aqueduct TO Shy's, at Mortlake,
four and a quarter miles, which was unde-
cided when they rowed last Monday, the
29,h ultimo Qhe umpire having allowed
Ross's claim OF foul az Hammer smith,, was
reueated to-day, and resulted in victory
for Ross. who won the race by three lengths.
In will be remembered that IN the 1rst
DAVIS contest, at the finish Trickett was four
lengths in advance Of Ross. The weather
was misty but line. and there was fair
shrinking OF spectators along the banks Of
he river. The water was calm and there
was n GOOD tide. Ross rowed IN Jersey,
bnt Triekett was stripped to the bun.
The time OF race was % minutes ana 4O
seconds.
IreIand's Troubles.
DrBL1N, December An the Queens
Rencb Division to-day the application by
Parneu. giggar, L. ID. Sullivan, Sexton,
and Dillon for a postponement OF the STATE
trials until June, on the ground mat tue
date already fixed viii interfere VIVA tne'r
constitutional right to be present when
parliament meets, was opposed by The Al
iorney. General, aud refused by the Court,
With costs. The Chltf.Ju,tice In giving
judgement strongly denounced The state o.
anarchy existing in the country.
THE application for attachment aeains, al
.yenior journal for articles prcjudicing tb'
trials Of the Trayersers' heard III IN
oueen's Bench Division TO day. Lor'
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. December 4. 1850.
sALEs.-1.O00,h ires Of G. q, and A. II. y, Sec
0ud rs at sek; 10 shares OF r.. y. and r. v. r..
common nc s6 shares or G.. &. and A.. rs. n.
stock at Az 80 do. az Az. so do at4lh: 10
shares OF 4. and u. Y. n. stock af ees, 10 DO. al
80. 10 do. at 90. 10 80. at ss7s; 1.j00 Virgins
con oIs at Tag; 5000 v. and ID. n. X. uss5D al
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE! FURSirURE!@
l. MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, EIc.-Par- -
ties IN want can always select from The ~
arrest stock ALWAYS on HAND. Before
purchasing call and be eosylnes,L r8a WI say ns
WVTR Alp PROyES IT. PAkLOR- andt HAM"
RtR-SUiTs ali prices and STYLES GA6SEI
MAKERS and UPHOt-srERiNG MAIEaiAL Lds
LOOkING-GLAsS FINES &C" fie'e" ""N
german. a. New York prices, ,oa ,,. .,..a,
WILLIAM DAfkRoN, lass MAIN street,
FACTORY, is, Is, 10, AZ north fiftesslh'
Y I'm
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wssrrus roBAcco.l


The demsnd fer TITS cisss o. ec0ss = Goa ossssS
pr,scipsiis 10 good old hsxyy.boded lngs and Ken
fucky River Ienf We quote
old luys, $40it5. Kennedy River iass, ti00
VIZ: Kentucky River ,esf. ~ anfi5.
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LONDON, December i.-The manifesto 10
the Orangemen OF County Down. enforcing
The course recommended in the re,oluti0n
Of the Grand Orange Lodge OF Ireland TO
OrgsniZe a cOunter-demOn>trati0n on the
same days and at the same places which are
appointed for the Land-League meetings,
has received 10000 signatures. collected in
two DAYS.
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TIE READJCsTER COUNTY JUDGE APPLIES FOR
An INCREASE OF SALARY UNDER The ACT OF
ASSEMBLY AND CENSUS OF 1880; But FAILS
10 GET IT.
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" York Herald, yos,,rdayl

TWO LIVES LOST ny THE UNEXPLAINED BURST
ING or AN CID METER AT THE MUNICIPAL
GAS-w0RKS.