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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Dickens Advice TO his Bon
AuFIpIII IIoTEI


LIVERPOOL, Thursday, oct. 1868.
My DEAR HARRY;-I have your letter
here this morning. inClose you an
other check Tor E2j, aud write TO Lon
don bv this post ordering three dozen
sherry, two dozen port, and three dozen
light Clarct, to be- sent down 10 you.
Now, observe attentively. We must
have no shadow Of debt. square up
everything whatsoever il has been nee
essary to buy. let not a iarthing be
outstanding on any account when We
begin together with your allowance. Be
particular in the minutest detail.
a, lMish 70 hsse no secrets from you Ia
the rslationAwe sFe shoRtto establish
tegcthsr, and | thArslpte md. you doe
C6in isktsf bodIlY 1f ", ypp
w !. ees e.
confidence. Itappcars TO me that an
allowance OF G250 pounds year will be
handsome for all your wants, II ] send
you your wines. mean this 10 include
your tailor's bills, as well "A every other
expense, and strongly recommend
YOU to buy nothing in Cambridge and
10 take credit for nothing but the clothes
with which your tailor provides you.
As soon as you have got your furniture
accounts in let us wipe all those prcilm.
mary expenses clean out, and ] Will
then send you on your first quarter.
We will count in il October, November
and December, and your second quarter
will begin with the new year. II you
dislike at first taking charge Of 80 large
sum as eos los, you can have your
money from me half quarterly.
You know how hard work ior what
get, and think that you know that !
never had money help from any human
creature after was a child. You know
that YOU are one OF many heavy charges
on me, and that trust TO your abilities
and improving the advantages OF your
past expensive education as soon ~ dl.
minish this charge. say no moro on
that head.
Whatever you DO, above all other
things keep out OF debt and conhde in
me. II you ever find yourself on the
verge Of any perplexiiy or difficulty
come to me. You will never find me
hard with you while you are truthful
and manly.
As your brothers have gone away one
by one, have written to each OF them
what | am now going 10 write 10 you.
You know that you have never been
hampcred with religious forms OF re-
restraint. aud that with mere unmean
ing forms | have no sympathy. But
most strongly and aifectIonatelJ impress
upon you the priceless value of the
New Testament and the study 0i that
book as the one uniailing guide ia life.
Deeply respecting it and bowing down
before the character OF our Savior "A
separated from the vain constructions
and inventions OF men, you cannot ~
very wrong, and will always preserve al
heart true spirit OF yeneration aud bu'
mility. Similarly impress upon you
the habit Of saying Christian prayer
every night and morning These things
have stood by me all through my life
and remember that | tried 10 render the
New Testament intelligible TO you and
lovable by you when you we're n baby.
And 80 (iod bless you.
Ever your aiIectiOnaie iather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
THE IRON TARIFF.
Interesting Discussion Of Iron Matters.
s9yyiai tn ,hc Register
W.-uf<,.rnN ErIruafN =

Interesting Discussion OF Iron Matters.
s?yyia, t' thc Register
WNsuINDTUN, February g.
The Ways and Means Committee
commcnccd to-day to hear a discussion
oi the proposition 10 reduce the taniI on
steel rails from S2S TO $40 per ton, and
1t promises b. he both instructive and
interesting
To morrow Assistant Secretary French
Niu hear the manufacturers and import
crs Of hoop iron. They wanted to he
heard a week asu. The present duty
on hoop iron Is - per cent. al yalorcm,
and the manufacturers want a sprCi6c
duty The importers vail contcnd iur a
retention ui the al yalOTrm duty.
BEiSS Items Of News
The Pruusylyania Republicans laVOT-
able To Grant are in high glee again to-
day, and say cameron viii carry the
convention at Harrisburg tomorrow Tor
Grant, aud the sherman men say in re-
ply, what II ne dOes?
AZ lttlntAAfN NfNANN AAAN a0NAAAAlAAtNA
that majority II the Republicans oi the
House ART for blaine
The failure Of the committee to report
Gen. latham's nomination to the sen.
ate yesterday viii nj surprise the rad.
ers Of the REGJsTER
The snow las. night has convinced
Washington people that they are 10
have hrst class winter weather after alt
Congress il drifting intoa long session
rapidly.
The resolution Oi senator Harris for
an international convention, NJ Wash
ington, OF experts representing all the
countries liable 10 yellow lever, SC, il
generally approved, and will lass Con
gress.
Gen. Gordon wants special commit
tees Of the two Houses on the Inter.
Oceanic Canal 10 act in harmony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04

DIsTKESs after eating. one oi the mos,
unpleasant results Of indigestion, will
no longer be experienced II q table
spoOniul OF simmons' Liver Regulator
u taken after each meal. This will pre-
rent the distress referred to; and by
perseyering In the use Oi this remedy
iOr lew weeks a permanent cure will
Be effected, and pain vill no longer be
the penalty Of eating.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
HOMICIDE AT PARKERS-
BURG.
william Davis Killed by John
HazelwoOd In Self Defense.

special Dispatch to the Register.
Pax KRsBURd, February "a man
named William Davis was struck on the
head with an iron bar by n barber
named John Hazelwood, about q O'Clock
this evening, and will die from the ei-
iects OF his wounds The act was one OF
self defense, Davis having shot at and
followed up the man Hazelwood, who
retreated into back room, but not be-
ing able to.get out Of Davis reach, struck
him with the bar just rs Davis was In
the act OF shooting him in the breast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Railroad Sale Confirmed

AKRON, February Sin the Court oi
Common Pleas this morning, Tbb0ls
oVerruled the objections OF the United
States Rolling Stock Company aud other
parties, and issued an order confirming
the recent sale OF the Atlantic and
Great Western railroad. This removes
the last hiudrance 10 the reorganization
Of the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
WOOL
YhnadeIphM.

PHILADKLPmA, February 3.-Wool-
In improved demand at hrmer pnces;
Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West Virginia
Xxx and above 52CaL55c; extra 52fs53c T;
medium 57(syGOc: coarse 52fs,5tc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine is(45Ie; medium 55tsSsc; coarse
52(s-5Sc; washed combing and delaines
52Cs60c; unvashed iOts4Sc. tub washed
S(s62c; pulled &its,s5c.
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CHICAGO.
Considerable Quantities Of Grain
Moving.

CHIcNGO, February 3-Coasiderabie
quantities OF grain have been moving
out Oi the store houses here recently, IN
spite ot the laei that Al the prevailing
rates loF transpottaiion there Is 10 ship
ping margin. u Is therefore again as
serted that arrangvments hare consum-
mated With AtransportAtion lines by
which a practical cut oi rstss hes besn
made. although nominally the rsaes srv
as firm a. ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Moulders' Strikes

READING, February 3.-The moulders
in the extensive stove works Of Orr,
Painter < Co, struck for fifteen per
cent advance. under orders Of the
Philadelphia convention. The firm Of.
Tered five per cent. advance in July il
the state OF trade warranted.
The stove moulders at Royersiord
have also struck, demanding 10 per cent.
advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
oRY aoopG


NEW YoxK, February 3.-Dry Goo.ls--
Basiness rather lesSectiYe to-day ,using
To stormy weather, bnt the market Was
very strong. Cotton goods Ia steady
demand. with q meagre supply and very
frm. Prints closely sold up, and sing-
hams and dress goods continue active.
Mems roolens 10 steady rtqusss BY the
clothing trade and all make. firmly beld.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Novel Suicide.

NEu.hK, y. J., February S-Charles
Decker, q prominent merchant. com.
mitted suicide, to-day, by blowing his
head oil with a cannon, which he con-
,tructed from u large hollow piece Of
iron and flled with powder and slugs
lie placed it under his chin aud 6red it
of with match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
HOUSE

On motion OF Mr.. Frost, the priv
leges OF the floor were granted TO Par
nell and Dillon. :.
Mr.. Davis offered a resolution, which
was adopted, directing the -Gssaaittse
on Agriculture 10 inquire as 10 the most
feasible method OF extending the bene-
Tits of the Agricultural Bureau over that
portion Of the United States west oi the
Tooth meridian.
Mr. Willis offered resolution calling
on the President for Information as 10
any pending negotiation Tor change OF
the treaty between the government al
China aud the United States. Referred.
Mr.. Shallcnbcrger, from the Commit
mitteeon Public Buildings and Grounds,
reported the resolution calling on the
Supervising Architect oi the Treasury
Department for Information as to the
character Of all public buildings now IN
course 81 construction, or which may
have been completed within the past
three years, the cost oi the same and
the reason why such buildings have cost
more than the AMOUNT limited by law.
Adopted.
Mr.. Cox introduced bill declaring
forfeited certain lands granted con.
ditionally TO aid in the construction Oi
railroad and telegraph lines. Referred.
4 bill reported from the Judiciary
Committee, providing that no person
shall serve as petit juror in any United
States Court more than three weeks
during any one year, passed.
The morning hour having expired,
the Culbertson bill, to determine the
jurisdiction Of United States Circuit
Courts and the regular removal OF causes
from State to Federal Courts, went over
without action.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole on revision OF rules.
The pending clause OF rule eleven Was
that which vas so amended yesterday
AS to give the Committee on Commerce
the same jurisdiction and principles as to
the river and haIbor ball as the Com
mittce on Appropriations enjoyed as to
general appropriation bills.
4 number OF amendments that no
river and harbor bill should be passed
under suspension Of the rules were
offered. but were voted down by vote
Of nearly two To- one.
After further discussion the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Extract,

For persons Suffering iron sIbsustion
Of the powers of the brain and nerrOns
system, from long and continued study
or teaching. or In those eases of az
hauxtion IRON which 20 many young
men sufss. ! know a no better meii-
cine ior resloafion % health thAn Fsl-
lows Compound Syrup Of Hypopbos-
phites Edmund Clay, N. d., Pugsash,
MS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Bond Roooery.

PHILADKLPHIA, February "A young
man entered the Office Of the Guarantee
Trus, and Sale Deposit Company, yes
terlay, and the attention Of the clerk
being diverted. stole fourteen one thou
sand dollar bonds Of the Crane Iron
Company, held BY the Deposit Compa-
ny a. collateral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Death Of an E1-Membsr OF Congress

NEw loRE, February 3.-Gen. John
Brisbin, formerly a member Of Congress
from Pennsylvania, and recently direc-
tor and counsel for the Delaware, Lack.
Awsuna and Western railroad, died
here to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Railroad Accident.

BUTAlo, February 3 the ST. Louis
express, from New York, due here early
this morning, ran into a freight train at
Croil's station, thirty miles east OF here.
and three sleepers, freight car and the
freight engine were thrown from the
track. No lives reported lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04

MnuAuKss, February 2-fbur--
Quiet and iuner. wbeAi-Unsettlei:
opened at decline oi le, and dosed
sieady; No. Milwaukee hard 81 III;
No. { hilIwsnkee 81 Di; No. . y fst
.sIler February y is.; .slle. M,Ish l
81 ~; ssller April s. ~ Eo45a 0ci;
No. & ss.e :reiee,e3 90. Corp-w Weaker |;
No. 2 SIC. 0zis--x Weaker; No. s1ic-
Rye-Qniet; No. st(s7+}c. harley
Quist; No. spring T<c Provisions
Hrner Mess Port-Quiet sf e13 20
eash: Sl2 50 seller March. LArd-Pnms
steam g. g ezsh: g. IS seller March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
PsnnUIvAnis stat. Republican ConVsn-

HAKKIsBUEG, February IA caucus
Of BiAine's delegates Was held tonight,
at shich there were los votes cast in bis
interest. Afterwards q caucus Of all the
delegates Was held, and it MAS decided
by q vote Of l23 10 ll0 that the conven-
tion tomorrow should select delegates
70 the National Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04

WASHINGTON teDuraTy ..
Mr. Bayard, from the Finance Com
mittce, reported the Warner silver bill
adversely.
MIR, Beck stated that the report was
not unanimous, and that the minority
hoped to be heard in regard to the bill
at some future time. Thebill was placed
on the calendar.
Mr.. Teller submitted resolution di-
recting the Secretary Of the Interior 10
communicate To the senate the general
line Of location Of the Northern Pa
ciic Railroad Company, and what
change had been made by said company
in their general line Of location up to
date, also statement OF the lands with
drawn from settlement in favor Of said
company under its several locations, and
to what extent such several changes of
location have affected the rights Of set
tiers. Adopted.
The Senate having received a resolution
oi the House in respect to the death of
Rush CLARK, of Iowa, Mr.. Allison sub.
mtted resolution that the Senate has
heard with profound sorrow the an
nouncement Of the death Of Mr.. Clark,
aud Messrs Allison and Hereford
pronounced eulogies.
Mr.. Allison said tho demise OF Mr.
Clark was the first instance of the death
oi an acting member cf either house OF
Congress from Iowa since being admit
ted inlO the Union. No man OF Clark =
aye was better or more iayorably known
in Iowa. He was a hard worker and his
Jealous efforts To- acquire knowledge aud
the facility which would make him q
useful member oi Congress, had proved
too cxhausting for his health, which was
never strong. lie had fallen victim to
his own sense OF duty.
Mr.. Hereford said that his acquaint-
anCc with the late Mr.. Clark, though
"A deep sense Of the strength, earnest
ness, dlsintcrcstedncss and perfect hon
esty Oi the deceased, who had fallen in
the prime Of lie while ably representing
his admirable constituency.
Mr.. Kirkwood said Clark 'sshort career
hal been brilliant one, credltable 10
himself and useful to the country; that
his death WAS due TO oveTwOrk in the
service Of the people, that the loss OF
one SO loyablc was hard to bear, but II,
as my belief ia the next world We con
tinuc activity, Tor which our lives here
have fitted us, Rush Clark would
find there high aud honorable employ
mcnt.
Mr.. kirkwood, IN conclusion, moved
the adoption Of the resolution and that
the senate adjourn.
The senate adjourned until to.mor-
row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04

W Wtah w " -'s
CoRs-The market is weakening. sell
ing at i0isi5c
RYE-Salcs firm. but quite small;
selling at to- b bushel.
OArs-The market was trm with n
moderate demand and sufficient sup
ply; good Ia prime 3Stei0c,
Barley Scarce. with n moderate de
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(gSl %.
HAI-Demand active; supply equal
10 il: old loose on wagons SIS OOtd,20 OO
per ton balcd at $40 0Otn22 10.
MLLFERp-lns n small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS % pei ton; ship
stuff Sl2 On per ton.
SRKDs-Timolhy steady at 81 l0ta,3 %
per bushcl for Western clover seed 81 10
per bushel.
Packages ior meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs, half casks, 800 lbs;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, $50 lbs. bags,
100 lbs. No charge for package.
4.
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REFUNpINQ.

What the Ways and Means WIN DO IN
REGARD % 10.
sDccial 10 the X Y.isicr.
WAsHINaToS. February q
The Ways and Means Committee yes
terday hal q lively discussion Of the
points embodied in Fernando Woods
reiunding bill, but have Il from mem
bers whose Judgment ] rely upon great
n, that q rspOrt viii b. reached soon,
ond that the bill agreed upon viii pro-
nc for bond bearing three and q half
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04

sPKIsGTnD, liza, February s.
John G0tschiek, q German butcher,
suicided this morning by hanging lie
has been on spree several days. He
leaves a wife and siI children.
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeIing.
WlfEEIfNsa

WHEELING, February Z. +,
HoJs-The present spell of cod
weather ~ill no doubt hay. the effect u
making isrmsrs market their hogs, re-
seTyed all ~iRtsr lyf Just such weaiipT.
Prices this week are about tbs same
as last quotations, ranging ffOf0 " So,
4 10
BEKyks-Tber IN dsarth oi good rai.
tie, but plenty Of ibc poorer kihda 70
lar prices are unaffected by the scarcely.
and 3ifaflc. ia all thai i offered. a
considerable purchase II prime cattle
has been made iof the wbceling market
10 Chicago, a. reported last xect. and
these bceycs bring sOiDewha Letter
figures.
sHsKp .sD L.xm-As long a. the
market 10 no we'll supplied sitb poalfSy,
iish and oHaI. ths demand lot mutton
and lamb will b. limited. M change Ia
quotations since OGr last pIDri, though
the demand is some shat brsker. and
butchers ara ol,ii2ei to sost s,ock IN ths
county. iHs 1000
CAlyhs-The demand ioI veal calves
is Hunted, bat tlI- snpIIy 10 always short
at this time ~ ii,- Jrrr Prom ~ tots
IL the rangs. osiIx aits gstb<r "a quality.
PivisdeiphA.
Pmm,DIipgiA, February 3 CaliLrrr
Dull: feceipts 1000 head: prime " %.
god Is 30: medium o. %: common
u ~ .. EiI-. .f-H
sheep In f.n demsbd; yreceipb tO0
head; prime " ~. slssl H. ~. u,s s'ligni
q b0sS o.: common ~ afs5 o.
Hogs In lair dernsnd. recsfpfs t0m
bssd. prime b 5jls7 %; god ~ So
common g. GtsG ~. f. .af.
OsscAso. February 3-Tbs D~asi
Iosgaaj ssports hog fcnefpta - coo hesf.
shipgesls ~, 90 he'd. Msskes seskss
and closed dali; misei vseking 81 No
I! @; 10y iis.. = y %' o' eh0'ss l'-'y
OsssIs-Rcssspss 4. ono head ;shipm~ns
LOO hesd; Q cspi hsslshy novess-~t p
sll arouad; oob.a0n W n,cd ahippsaG
st 81 00s s ~; bnfebep and good can,
ming IN god demssd Of fail prices ooxs
q 5s&3 %; sleess 81 sAa3 Ts oIsri
e sef3 %; soss ird Texans sssise q
ASsp.Rssip,s soo bred; sL,ppsnn
GO btpd q u tSe5 3. ''fbs Journal
i0.Sss nHs esSs ssrps, 3 sasss -.
- uGIsjea< ~ tbs demssd, % ssinetsoa =
hDvsvss and slov salea shesp 80 y
vvry slov and Weakening sxceH choice
which are scsrre
Per Asid.i,osai ka,tes Sc PovyfhPaS
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YIhAhCk
Few Tork

SEs YoEK, February 2--Nossy--
Closed easy At Jss per cent Prime
mercantile paper Seji per cent btssi-
lng exchange nt ASH; sight sIeksnse oa
Seu York ss4t. xsI.rf-lt ls3
sILvEs-At London ~ 7-ls pspoc; bss
silver here Ii3j; sut~idiafy shves cola
N9l per csnt disooust
6ovssxsssn--Ssruog cd hxkey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-04
Intsr-Slain Commerce


WAEHISGrOS, February 3-At the
meeting OF the House Commerce C0m-
mittec Representative McI.ane submit
ted bll To regulate cOmmerce be-
tween the several States, offered as
substitute Tor Reagan's Interstate com
mercc bill. Mcl.ane's bill provides lOT
a board vi live railroad supervisors, con-
sisting Of the Secretary OF the Interior,
misunderstanding ol the Interior,
Commissioner aud Engineer OF rail
roads and the Assistant Att0rney-Gen-
eral Oi the Interior. THIS board Of SUI
peryisOrs are to hBye power 10 inycstl'
gate complaints in regard To- Transports
ton charges made by any common car
rirr, for service affecting inter
State commerce, including passengers
and freight aud safety oi
travel. They are required To report
annually tO Congress on the first day
ui December, with such statements and
suggestions regarding remedial legisla-
tlun as they may think proper, alter
having investigated all complaints that
have been referred to them. After
listening To Mr.. Mcl.auc's explanation
vi the purpose and scope OF his bill the
committee appointed sub.COmmltte,
Mcssrs. Mcl.ane, Ross and Henderson,
tO draft and report 10 the iull committee
a substitute Tor the Reagan Interstate
commerce bill. which shall provide iOr
the creation ui railroad commission
similar 10 that proposed by Mclane's
bill. The Reagan bill Was also referred
10 "A subcommittee 81 himself and two
others. who are 10 perfect the bill aud
report To the full committee.
Treasury Circulation In Relation to Pur-
chase Of Bonds for the sinking Fund.
WAsHISGTCN, February 3-lhc fol-
lowing is a circular in relation t0 the
purchase of L. :. bonds for the sinking
fund The Secretary Oi the Treasury
hereby gives notice that proposals ior
sale to the Government oi eleven mil
hon dollars Of any bonds OF the United
States described below will be received
AT the office OF the Assistant Treasurer
oi the I nited States in New York until
noon II Wednesday, the llth inst, at
which time the bids viii be opened aud
the awards declared The bonds
thus purchased are To be ap-
Piled tn the sinking fund, Us provided in
section i,694 OF the Revised Statutes Oi
the United States. Act Of February 5,
1861. skies OF 1880, acts OF March >.
1861. July L., 1861, and March 8, 1868,
skies ul 1881 act Of July IL, 1870, Eve
per cents OF 1881. Proposals should
state the pacific character OF the bonds
offered, whether registered or coupon,
and under what acts they were issued,
and may be Tor any amount not less
than 5000. The oilers must he for the
sale OF bonds, with accrued in
tgrrst to and including the lIth inst,
aud each proposal must enclose a certi-
iied check for i've per cent Of the amount
II bonds offered The checks OF unsuc-
ccssiul bidders Will be- returned as soon
~ the result is ascertained, aud those OF
the others on The following business
day, when the bonds must be- delivered
aud payment IN lawful money will be
made ~ soon as they can be duly ~
amiucd The right il reserved to reject
auv or all bids and waive any defects.
lSignedl JonS SHERMAN,
!ScrcidTy.'
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Knife and Revolver

mSyILIK, o., February This
evening about four o'clock cutting
scrape occurred at FrrnChy's saloon,
near the Panhandle depot, in which
John Stewart and Robtert Moren, 81
wellsburg, cut an unknown man pretty
badly in the neck, The trouble grew
out OF a dispute about some money due
one OF the Wellsburg parties. The IN.
iured man MAS taken o. Dr. Tappans :
Office. where las wounds were dressed.
The other men are under arrest
jefferson Caldwell, living near Paris,
Pa. shot his cousin, John Caldwell, liv-
ing in the same place. Saturday night
about dark, inhictIng mortal injuries.
A. lar as can be learned the two young
men, both about 81 years old, had bad q
srudse against each other for some time,
and being IN town that day, and drink
ing. they met, and their difficulty Vas
ended by Jefferson Caldwell pulling his
revolver and shooting his cousin through
the abdomen. The victim MAS not dead
at last accouuts The murderer was
taken 10 the Washington county jail to-
day and locked up.