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The War against the Jesutfs In
France.

LONDON, June 0 A Paris dispatch 10 tne
Times saws: 1.-The projects OF the depart
ments in which the Jesuit establishments
are situated were received by the Minister
Of the Interior on Sunday last for verbal in-
structions respecting the execution OF me
DEGREES against unauthorized religious socl-
cites. The Minister told the preiects u
make clear distinction between the jesuit
and other Unauthorized orders. The Je, ults
are not to be invited, like the others, 10 nave
themselves authorized, but are ordered 10
dissolve their bodies. and on the 3oth Oh
June the community OF Jesuts must disap.
near and evacuate the establishments u now
occupies. For tue teaching establishments,
however, the time is prolonged I'LL the 3ist
Of August. Other unauthorized orders VIII
receive before the 3Oh instant Official sum
mons 10 declare whether they intend SUD-
hitting to the DEGREES"
DueY Between French Edftors'
pans. June GA duel with swords has
been fought on the Belgian FRONTIER De-
tween NJ. LIE PeiIltier, OF the Not DOr a.,
and NJ, ViIair, formerly Of the daulo.s. Ine
latter was wounded twice, ia the forearm
and In the shoulder. a
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Appeal for Ireland.

LONDON, June 9.-The Lord Mayor OF
Dublin has tclegraphed to the mayor OF
every town in the United States and Cana
da stating that there is still great distress
in Ireland, particularly among the small
farmers, and asking assistance for the Man
sion-House Committee during the present
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11i,n .3ECEIYED THE LARGESTM

1GST .9ECEIyED THE LARGEsTG
Ucl L. SyS FASHIONABLE STOCK OF u.
" AID . M, i0ueen Anne, East Lake, Par III
or ana hamte that We nave , essf carry The
fore offered 70 ~ Ser GREAT ISDuckn,h,NSI--a
goods over; we WI, we wonld request AL 70 ea,
anime our ito eyeryn asy and
ia a nrst-class house. uL "''
wysI iSS''n
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rortv.stxth COngress..Second session
WASHINGTON, June 0, 1880.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, from
the Appropriations COMMITTEE, reporscu
hack tbe House concurrent resolution for
The adjournment OF Congress on the 10th oil
,Iune. with an amendment substituting
|" lime 18th" for the previous date. The
amendment was agreed to and the resolu'
ton concurred 10.
The conference report on the post.ofhce
appropriation bill was taken up ana a'so
concurred In.
The Senate then proceeded to consider
the bill TO repeal certain laws reIa,ng 10
permanent and indefinite appropriations.
After some discussion OF an amenomcnI
offered by Mr.. Jones, OF Fiorida-Wnicn
was rejecicd~-the bill was passed. a.,
The bill removing the politlcai disaoii''
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FIELD Boom I'm Georgia.
The Code.

FIVE DCELs N ONE MONTH IN A SOUTH CARO-
LINA COUNTY.
NEW York, June GA Camden, ). c.,
special says: During the past month there
have been five duels in this county, none OF
the combatants, however, were killed. Some
of the most prominent men have been en-
gagged in them. Captain w. ID. Pass, one
of the leading lawyers OF CamdeD, ana COL
one Cash, one OF the largest planters IN the
county, are now on their way 10 Tue uueI-
ling.6eId. Efforts are making 10 nave lnen'
arrested to prevent the hostile meeting.
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Raa1Ea aHOER. sc.
FURNITURE.

TSURNITURE! FURNITURE la
offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber furni. kA
ture, ia price from s23 10 5000, from the best NJ
manufactures Fast and West, also OF my rea ~
axe Together with a full liue OF Psriof, Ocs an
ultcheu Furniture. aud every article IN lbe unn,
,sre line; also. Cabinet Makers supplies OF eHsry
49, riniion VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Iu
49, ~ want viii save money by giving me caii'
nssce and wsrcro ms, 1893 Main street, near E,s-
I'm IN greet. Workshops, l6, ~ ana ~ n9r,n
teen,h itteet'
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EDUCATIONAL.

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 46
nj Nount Vernon Place. Baltimore. tngii-h,
F,ancS. and German Boarding and Day school for
YHnng Ladies. Mrs. NJ. J. JONES and MIS-. MATT
SIDNEY LANIER, u. BAN.
ron. NJ. d., and large corps Of other teachers OF
exuerieuce and ability. superior advantages ART
Strsd on account OF delightful situation anu pfox-
,n,tv IN The Peabody Institute ana johns-iiophlns
iIniversity. Circulars stnt on application
je e-eoC2m
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POLL r7CAT..
Maryland Democrats.
no INSTRUCTIONS, But CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED
IL BAYARD.

NO INSTRUCTIONS, But CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED
IL BAYARD.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-The Democratic
Conservative SHte Convention assembled In
this city to-day, and elected delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention. The proceedings
were characterized by perfect harmony.
The resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted. decline to instruct the delegates,
but express confidence in the distinguished
ability Of Thomas F. Bayard, OF Delaware.
Indiana Democracy.
THE STATE CONVENTION INsTRUCTs FOR
HENDRICKS.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 9.-The Democratic
State Convention met this morning. The
hall, with seating capacity for 1900, was
fully occupied. The Convention was called
to order by the chairman Of the Central
Committee, and Hon. Francis H0rd, OF Bar
thoIomew, chosen temporary chairman.
After the appointment OF the usual COM
mittees Ex-Governor Thomas n. Hendricks
was chosen permanent chairman.
Resolutions were adopted instructing the
delegates TO Cincinnati 10 present the name
OF Hendricks to the National Convention as
the nominee for President and to vote as
unit on all questions before The Convention.
delegates TO Cincinnati the Convention pro-
ceeded to the nomination OF State ticket.
Franklin sanders, Isaac 5. Gray, and
Alexander &. DOwny were put in nomlna-
ton for Governor.
Illinois Democrats.
CHICAGO. June 9.-The Democratic Con-
vention Of Cook county Yesterday nomi-
mated nnety.nine delegate, to the State Con-
vention and adopted a resolution Instruct
| ing them to vote for Seymour.
Tennessee Democratic Convention.
NASHVILLE, June 9.-The Democratic
Convention yesterday declared in favor OF
the two-tbirds rule.
National Grcenback Convention.
CHICAGO. June 9.-The National Green
back Labor Convention was called to order
at 1890 O'Clock to-day, and organized by
elcc,ing Gilbert A. De La Matyr as tenn
porary chairman. About $50 delegates were
present, representing all the States OF the
Union.
Oregon Elections.
| SAN FRANCISCO, June "a dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, says McGeOrge tRepub
Iican) has been elected TO Congress by about
500 majority; also, three Republican SUI
| ~ t-tnr Judges Uy average maluIitiv5 III U'v,
900. The Legislature is doubtful, witt
chances in favor Of the Republicans.
Field Boom I'm Georgia.
ATLANTA, june 9.-The State Democratic
Convention to-day was one OF the largest
ever held in Georgia.
Delegates al large and district delegates
TO Cincinnati were selected.
Resolutions were adopted recommending
adhesion 10 the two.thiIds rule.
The delegation was reported solid FOL
Field, except one for Bayald and one iol
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CITY TAXES.
oFFICR oF CRY CoLLEcToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, Jure 3, lseO.
l-,rr. xxyffg M npEN nAHt

UTTItE vi
RICHMOND, VA" Jare 3 lseO'
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DALI
Il between the hours Of . o'elock a, ~: an, an
o,eloes y. NJ from the 10TH 10 the 3OTh or jun
snciustve Tor The purpose OF receiving nom any
person charged with CITY ThXEs 'ne smp. +,
one-hslf of the amonn, OF TAX chsrs'u. y, -.
ch,,yeJ In every ease where the party asse' geo
nall f,il 10 pay the whole or Que bali wthin Tue
us ~ ~ s..Ie ssen,s and others having number.o
hills 10 lay Will pease send ists 80 that 'n.lr o'hs
nav he otieu iogsIher. ...,s,a.,s a..s
tSl,iest A. x, w00pSQN, Collector
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Observation-Disclosures

MINIATURES ALNANAC-JUNE 10, 1880.
San ris,-- ------, 4:43l High TIDE.
suu -4t........... 7:li Morning .,......... O.l1
Mon sets........... 934 Evening $3.50. go
PORr OF RICHMOND, JUNE ., 1880.
SAILED.
steamer Arel. clifford, Norfolk. UIlttd states
ma !, merchandise, AMI passengers l. T. 4a''ih'
agent.
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER.
The undersigned, having purchased me SOUTH
rIsT PiANTER AND FARMER, Will issue ibe
Ione No, 10 few days. II viii be- his aim Ia make
H. come no 10 the time .hOIOred STANDARD 20 long ahc
en- wortbiiy borne The continued cooperation oi
80 r.trous and friends IS repeatedly SQUEEZED
~ f' ROLfE :. SAUNDERS.
Post-ofice Box "a, kichmond, va.
y G-We will thank our southern eoutempofa-
rios of the piess 10 direct attention TO nus an
iieo ,c va J. 7-lwf
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EInur.

Vine. k4At4.5O: superGne, .5@t525; ezra
Ss common family, 1928; fancy bTan@s' sf'G
$40.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DR.. Tut:
Dear Sir,-F0r ten years have been martyr TO
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended; used them. am
now a well man have good appetite, digestion per-
feet. regular stools. piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
In gold. Rev. Il. l.. SIMPSON,
LOnsYille Ky.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body TO
take flesh; thus the system is nourished, and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price, rs cents. 35 MURRAY STREET,
my 29-eOdtAp20 New York.
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PROPOSALS.


pICuvoND AND AILRGHANY RAILROAD Co.,
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE,
No. ll04 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, June Z, 1850,
ctEALED PROPOSALS will be received
IN. oAire until 70 O'Clock THURSDAY the
Dan OF June. $50, for the GRADCA ALTON An g.
MAS0NRY between Buchanan and the mouth OF
Nor,b river twenty-five miles, and between
Nstdsn,s Adventure dam and Cedar Point, nye
mics. .. a., ,,o.L ,y;u no fur.
,,isb"d nv Major George McKenOree, division en-
ninscr EuchaIyau and by Majsr G.. NJ. Bolton, dNiS'
lon engineer, Richmond Al bids should DE en-
dorssd Proposal" on outside OF envelope,
Il. II. TEMPLE, Chief Engineer
10 s-9,IO,13.15.2122&2
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oEAA y -
TSOR PHILADELPHIA and <xRf6
rail- KIvEE;-sss,u,11's src Sgk 9;e,rst s5r
The above poris nnul FRIDAY ,hs i bp,i iasssn'
at 10 O'Clock A. N. CIV; sor,,,e,n Aren't.
CoR NEW YORK.-Thc Old <>fNk
T Domiri on Steamship Compaayss,
steamship WYAS0kE csgtsin eoych' WIN ss''
yrsIah, r sv i until. Il g 3 O'Clock r. "
Throush bills Of Iading signed and goods Tor,
warded with dispatch 10 all points NORTH south, go
AMI west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. t12; Storage, ts ana
Vor freight or psssaae, apply TO
u 9-3t Gompany's WHAT. Roeke,x.
DATRONIZE THE eiTfunj
PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER RE-
DUCEO.
OLD-POINT SEASON OPENED.
Virginia STEAMBOAT C0MPANY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.
csc. TO NORFOLK OR OLD POINT EVERY
MONDAY.
25c. TO WAY-LANDINGs EVERY MONDAY
81 TO BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY.
And great reduction, to Norfolk and 0.d Poins
all other trips.
The fast and elegant iron UNITED states mail
steamer ARIEL, Captain Il. &. CLIFFORD, leave
Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. wEDNEsDAY,AS AND FRIDAY
AT o A. NJ.
for regular landings on James river. Old Poin.
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, making sure connect
ton at old Point with the splendid Bay-I.ine
steamers VIRGINIA. CAROLINA. and FLORIDA {,
one of which leaves there daily at r. NJ. for Eai-
tmOre, arriving there the following morning earlier
than any other steamer eta Old Point. and In fun
time early trains 20 Philadelphia New YORK, an
Boston.
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TUFTS HAIRDYE.-GRAY HAIR or
Il WHISPERS changed 10 q GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application of this DYE, IL imparlsa Natu-
raj Color. acts inslautaneOusy Sold by druggists,
or sent by express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
lmy 29-eOdiAp2Ol
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Fright received daily for Norfolk. Portsmcuth,
Washington, ID. C., Newberne, Washington, aud
Tarboro', N. g.. aud al points IN Eastern North
Carona also, Tor Eastern shore OF Virginia, Ilamp-
ton, Old Point. and all regular landings on James
liver, at LOWEST RATES, and through hllls Is
sued l.. B TATUN,
ieS Superintendent.
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Oregon Elections.

SAN FRANCISCO, June "a dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, says McGeorge tRepub-
lcan) has been elected 10 Congress by about
500 majority; also, three Republican SUI
~ rrnr Judges Uy average ualuIitiv7 III v'vr
900. The Legislature is doubtful, with
chances in favor Of the Republicans.
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4 NOi'0'' '''-' sEsS
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, 800 to $50. STEERAGE, S2s.
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep, or pizi,
And every Saiurd3v.
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CAIRNS, t5S TO &65. Excursions 80 Reduced Rates
Passenger accOmm 0d1liOns are unsurpassed.
All StaterOOms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked At lowest rates Z. or from any
Railroad station In Europe or America.
Draftsissued at lowest rates payable tree Of charge
throughout England. Scotland, aud ireland.
For books OF information, plans, &C.. apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, Ny.
or GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 co,
or J. L. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company, Richmond,
or A. W. CARRIER,
S26 Main street Richmond.
my 3-3m Richmond. Va.
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MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
ENGAGEMENTS can be made now by churches, socie-
ties &c. for MOONLIGHT and DAY rxtCR-
sTONS by steamer ARIEL, aud after 20ih Jurn ~
the splendid new steamer CITY OF RllhMpND,
now building for this route, Al LOWEST RATES.
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1880. AhRohA asssa-
OPPOSITION THROUGH LINE TO BALTI
MORE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES

FOR
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, AND BAL
MORE.
on and after MONDAY, JUNE 7. 1880
Fare 10 Baltimore every MONDAY............sl cN
ware 10 baltimore every THURSDAY ...,.... 1 5VN
Fare TO Norfolk and Fortress Monroe every
MONDAY and returning SATURDAY, each -
way .s's''s.. ''..'.'',.',t' ="
Fare WEDNESDAYS rom Norioik 10 hleh- -
And THURSDAYS 10 Norfolk from Rich
mOnd..... '.'''.' - -. -
steamer j. u. SCHUYL Err Will on aud after The
sb0ye date and duriHg The season leave Rockets
every MONDAY aud THURSDAY az q a. NJ.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT. leaving Richmond a. o II. VI. for Fortress
Monroe aud Norfolk. Return TO Richmond by L.
NJ. sunday niCht.
is reduction in fares being lower than here
tofore known, the proprietor sclcits The patronage
of the people. Freights ~ greatly reduce Il ra,es.
CURTIS 4 PARKER. hgni..
L. w HANCOX. Proprietor. my 3l-tAn1
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Washington.

THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL AMEND
MeNTs AGREED T0-THE SENATE AGREES TO
ADJOURN on The 16rH-PEIsOYAL-THE
sUNDRY CIVIL BILL-THE HOUSE AND THE
TARIFF BILL, &C.
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oLD-PoINT SEASON OPENED.

PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER RE-
DUCEO.
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EVERY MONDAY. AND FRIDAY
AraA AZ.

The fast and elegant iron UNITED states mail
steamer ARIEL, Captain u. &. CLIFFORD, leave
~.
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National Grcenback Convention.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The National Green-
back Labor Convention was called to order
at 1890 O'Clock to-day, and organized by
elccling Gilbert A. De La Matyr as tenn
porary chairman. About $50 delegates were
present, representing all the States OF the
Union.
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DANV1LLE.

TIE WHEAT WAITING FOR TIE REAPERs-THE
TOBACCO CROP--TRIAL OF THE REYNOLDS
NRGRORs-AssgssOR APPOINTED-PKRs0N-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-15
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 13.-Flour -NOminally I'M
changed. Wheat-Active, firm, higher and un.
settled; No. Chicago spring, 1.12@1.12% for
seller cash. 1.t42s for seller May; 1.129s@1.122i
for seller june No. Chicago spring, 59@1 90;
rejected, IS. Corn-Strong and higher; fresh,
3515 for regular: 324 for seller cash. 364 for sell
Ter May; 365a for seller June. Oats-Frmen,
not quotably higher, 26A for seller cash; 3OR@
305sfor seller May; 305s for seller June. Rye
Steady and unchanged, at 6807l. Barley
Firm at 75876. Pork-Unsettled, generally low
er, at 10 25 for seller cash. 1022A @1O.25 for seller
May; 103591O.31h for seller June. Lard
Steady and in fair demand, at 6971a for seller
cash; .97La07C0 for seller May; 70507 O7a for
seller June. Bulk meatS-steady and unchanged !;
4 4.5016.35. Close: Wheat-Active, fr-1 and
hi CHER, at 1.12 for seller April; 1.144 for seller
May; 1.13A for seller June. Corn-Active, firm
higher, advanced Nc. Oats-ACtive, firm and
higher, advanced 1%C. Provis;ons-Firmer, but not
higher. The Droyers'" Journal reports: Hogs
Receipts, 23 600; shipments, $500; in fair demand
common to fair, SC. lower; others in good demand.
mixed packing, 4.2O04,S5; choice heavy, 400
AIS; light, 4.20GD45O; chiefly AS, Catte-Re-
ceipts, 5000, shipments, 1900; unsteady; ship
ping lower, at 4.0005.30; some held higher;
butchers, steady and firm; COWS and mixed, 225
az. .35; stockers' and feeders, quiet and un-
changed, at 2.5004 90; Sheep-Receipts, 1900;
none; firm; clipped, 3.0093.75; fair to
choice wooled, 5SO06. 80; lambs, 400
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A Wildcat i'm the Spare Bed.
From a Salt Lake Letter.

Apropos of hunting and fishing, did
you ever hear OF wildcat taking pos
session of the spare bed in an inhabited
cabin? Such case really occurred this
winter in this vicinity. A Mr.. Burns
had been left In charge, and for several
nights after he had retired, was disturb
ed by a scrambling noise in the Chin
ney. followed by the sight of two glar-
ing frey eyeballs in the opposite bed;
and when he Burns moved or made a
noise, the low fierce growls of some
wild animal. This kind of thing occur
ring for several nights in succession, so
discomposed Burns that he finally
vamoosed the ranch. John Garrison, a
miner. hearing of the circumstance,
made his way to. the herd house deter
mining to interview the beast that had
taken possession. When he arrived at
the house about 4 O'Clock, he was some
what surprised to find the animal in bed
and disposed TO fight for the establish
ment, but at tine sight of the gun the
miner carried he flew up the chimney
and into the brush. Garrison hung
around until dark, then went to bed,
placing his gun where he could reach it
and quitely waited for Mr.. Cat. About
10 o'clock he heard scrambling in the
monstrous chimney, followed by the
sound of stealthy footsteps across the
floor and the sight of the flaming eyes
peeling out at him from the spare bed.
John carefully raised his rifle, took as
good aim as he could in the the gloom
and darkness at the shining orbs, and
fired. The report of the rifle was fol-
lowed by short scream of agony, then
the sound of struggling on the opposite
bunk. The interpret hunter struck a
light and there sure enough was his
cat, fully five feet in length, lying on
the bed with, it's life blood slowly oozing
through bullet hole in its breast, and
bedaubing with Its crimson stream the
blankets on which he had sought re-
pose.
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FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

A DISPATCH from Alta, Iowa, of the
Sth, states that all the best portion of the
village burned, involving a loss of
$4,000.
THE Purcell house in Baltimore was
damaged to the extent of $4,000 by fire
on the 11th inst.
The watch works at Waterbury, Con.
necticut, were damaged by fire to the
extent of $4,000, on the 9th inst.
THE steamer Doreita was sunk by a
collision upon the river Danube, on the
9th inst. Eleven passengers and five OF
the crew were drowned.
THE Regnet river lumber company's S
saw mills at Hillsville were burned on
the 9th inst. Loss $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
A LITTLE 5-year old daughter of Mr.
Thornburg, farmer, living near Canton,
Ohio, was found dead on the Sth inst,
near the kitchen stove, terribly burned.
A FIRE at Wilmington, N. c., on the
18th inst, destroyed $25,000 worth of
property. In the endeavors Of the fire.
men to subdue the flames one man lost
his life and several others were seriously
injured by falling wall.
THE steamship Giliert, from Ham
burg, arrived in New York, on the 9th,
and reported finding the steamship Syria
at sea with her rudder gone and disabled
SO that she could not be saved, the crew
were taken off and the vessel abandoned.
Her cargo consisted of 500 bales OF cot
ton and 200 tons of oil cake.
A DISASTROUS fire occurred at Dixon,
H., on the Sth inst, breaking out in