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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
E-sHEf%f.f VEINS.

". II u. Hodges, cashier of he Bank Of
Por smvuth, at Portsmouth, died Tuesday.
There were received in Richmond fer the
i c!l scar ending June 30.n, 1879: Wheat
l,G&6 lOl bc5hes; fur manufactured, 364,
COS b.tr@ls
Sir, RIddlabargnr has cff;cej bill in the
Vir2ialu Slate S:nsc 10 relation TO chsupr z e
ncrsc n'e name. 1t doesu't apply to ytuup
ladies. They alc at liberty to pur=uc tho old
IlaD.
l. IS stated that William H. Vaodnrhi!t has
given $2j Geo to the I'm versity of Virginia.
which nakss avaiia bic the Mccormick telescope
sit; about which there has been some uuc asi.
ncsE, the amount Z: c'ssafy to 5 ca:e The gift
being heretofore considered very doubtful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
mother yncliUy GaSa

a dispatch 10 the New YorR Il, raid purports
to give tho particulars of case of lyncbi for
INCORPORATION in Franklin county in this State,
From the dIspstch 1t seems tnat cnored man
o! bsd character, named Richard Woods, had
deserted his wife and children and WAS living
witt white Womsn named Nancy williams
the mother OF two illegitimste children. Last
MONDAY nigh; party o! men went to Nancy
Williams house SID alter much trouble effected
sn entrance After searching for some time
Woods was found under the floor of the cabin,
where be has conceaed himself Woods and
tne woman were then bound together and driven
q considered O distance, the lynchers following
VIII drawn pistols When they srriyed at g
lonely p0lntin the road the prisoners were hat
cd snd tie negro Woods IVES ordered to strip
He psrtisly undIessed himself, and requested
one OF The mob 10 III button his shirt as he coil ;
no: reach the button behind him, owing to one
Of his hsnds being led TO the woman. This re
quest Was regarded by The mar to whom It was
add c. cd an insult for he instantly knocked
the ctgro down, and WAS set upon by several OF
the party and severely beaten. The negro
rendered desperate made break from his Gus
todlsss and ran, but fell from exhaustion and
terror before BIO had gone very far He WIS
closely pursued by tn. mob, who, ss soon rs
they came ~ shot him several times and killed
him. Returning TO the woman, she Was admin
lstered severe whit ping, after which she wss
ordered to 60 hOme-sdmoa: shed that if She did
not !esVe the county in tree days she would he
hanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
HOTEL, ARRIVALS.

MANSION HOUSE -Hou W + Cod Buff
B!ii aod troupe, numbering 81; Caps K W
WiFa aod dauyh,er, city; E Te.rIll o aogc Co,
Va; G + Green, Warr.n.oy; " h Pl.tt, N Y;
) | Ford, Bal.o, Md; " q Wilson, Bslo, Md;
) Da2nnod, Bsito. Nc, J H Green, Baltic,
Mo; } Q Rawitch, Phiis.
IoNTlNE.-Judgs Jas Semester, Fai,f.x Co.,
vi / + Ware, Bal 0, Nd; " A Ihero;ou. j.,
baito, Nc; ) b Bremmer, L.udouu Go, Va;
Quier Go, Va; B Goodwin, M; S Leyeu.
snot, BALTIC, Nd; ] A Carr, LIE, s,urg, W: MAJ
) 2 Bates, Wssn, D c; H ? Cook, Richmo
Va; a Hornbtch, N Y; W 7 Allen, BALTIC, Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

CATTLE iHitvEs GA sunday night l.,
hlet Or ;hicV,s rlsired the isrm of Mr.. 8
DuVa|l few miles from this village aud dr0
sway three valuable work nxeu aud one AID,
rycw. They were tr' OK d towards Was ia,
ton IS f.r as Nsrshel's milf where all uR
~ere lost. B I'D Iotb ri Of ca tie have bee:
OF ir,q uOnr Cccnrrcnoc in our couaty durut I:
past yrar-our f.rmrr losing az high as IS IL.
ip oue nilh. Every effort is being madt
capture tn: perpetrators Of this ias; d,r.
robbery s1d We hope it msy be succcs:iu..
Marlboro ( W Gu=ctte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

Ii is 10 30 hoped that Governor Holiday may
resort to no halt say measures to quiet the
rotous proceedings Dow io progress iu ShcoaD-
doah county, but will adopt prompt and effect
i've means 10 suppress them at once and to
bIiog the guilty parties to justice. AS long as
the people Of the State arc taxed for the pre-
seTvstion Of order and the maintenance, of the
laws, The Of cts for which they willingly sub.
NIT to the burdens Ct tax ion should bo Sc.
cured. Ii riots must be, the rule in Virginia
should be woe to those who engage in them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

If hlr. Man'gomcry Blair could only be made
to und-r tand that the people of the South
ar, perfectly aware that to the Blair Influence
was mainly Attributable the course Mr.. LiDco q
pursued, and which made tho war Inevitable.
aud that as he Is cow impotent for further
harm they laugh at his garruous abus', it is
possible he would sop wr;irg letters to the
newspapers accuslog tdcm Of ail manner OF
wick, a. css
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

L. Is but na!ura 20 Suppose that WHEN Q
negro curiorant from North Carolina reaches
Hancock county, lpGiaca, sod secs the
notices pasted throughout that c.ua'y, Warui0g
the farmers there against ba b1rioe or
glVice york t. negroes under pain OF having
their property destroyed, be will wish himself
back At his old home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

COURT F APPEALs yesterday -cop,hern
mutual insurance Company VS.. Taylor Ar.
suec oy It. b. Harrison and Judge D. a. Mere,
dth TOR the plaintiff in error, and D. B. Strouse,
to day. ''
Rose, &C., Vs. Shsrpless & Sons. Writ Of
error and tupersedeas awarded to a Judgment
rendered BY the Circui. Court of the civ Of
Richmond on the 2S1 of December 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

Som Of The republican members Of the u.
S. Senate IN thor eu|ogit ) esterdby. upon the
late Senator ChGn1lcr aSalcd themselves Of the
oppoT unity 10 make illusions to the civ
il war that must have been unpleasant to a
large uumoer 0! their COLLEAGUES Such illusions
E.r: i.l-,m d, were not magma m ,us, and,
ooDsidoring tn feet that thcsa who made them
remained al home during the war, were decid
e1Iy qlcs!0nab bic as regards good taste; bu. the
senators referred to had the right to make
them, aud mob idy disputes that right. They
could nave gone farther, and said m re oti.c.
tiOnG biz things 10 the line referred to if they
had felt 90 disposeis aud would ii have kept
within the byuads OF senatorial propriety. But,
when Mr.. Ferry lugscd 10 the prcsilen
fraud aod referred with appreciation to the re.
mark made months before the f1al decision
in that caso was rendered, and which showed
that tie attempt to pcrpetrate the fraud had
been deliberately determined upon beforehand,
he over stepped those bounds and outraged the
honor ard eighty of bcdv, for which, beiog
binsc'i member, be is nect siariy ii clps be
OF entertaining proper resi- Get.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
ne US DP TgR BLY,

Il ut reports CT iCcc d'arism ia Wh?ctigg,
w. Va, arc said to have been oxaggs RI cd -
Tho loss by the largest recent fife tretu Was
$500
Tho president ADD secretary of The Colore6
Men 5 Protective Uaion o. New O;legrs sent 4
protest to Washington lest :v:piUg sgs'us.
II ,chback's appointment az naval cfiic.r Ihe
LOUISIANA State republican commltIec also orc
test against Pochb cs.
Antonio Gi;vanni A clrc,a, sc Iiaii4r y,
drooe, wAo YES tried AID oaoyiotsd in enc
UGited S:aics courts # inv1 ghog seven b1ys
from Italy with lDttn u, 10 he'd them IL invouo,
tory s;IVl'ude for begging and pIryng % nusi
ca instruments. was sr'enced Yesterday by
Judge Beoedc in New Ij.k to five ycsis' i'm
pFlsoDmc OF IN the Albany pouiientary.
Miss Ss:ah Fetrow an acc mplishsd youog
lady OF fHTk :unty Pa, 90 Saturday, last visit
d the Office OF Dr.. RUNNER, ierti,t 1t LIZ
furo, Latca cCuuty, 20 have number Of
teeth r'c}ed. Chloroturm gas sduinistt rcd
auu Two tech w"re removed. A end does
Was gwen. followed by b. :sctlcn Of o., her
tecth. Alter giving ,hltd do Of the al ac1
thef D.. Hummer b, came aware that the
patients life was 10 dagger. Eqa,g remedy
was given tia c uld be though Of bu: 10 Two
hours Time the youug lsGy was rpao.
The Division OF THE Diocese -Bishop
White in letter to Nlessrs. B. }. Bai tour AID
others says:
sn Dot opposed t. 90 assistant bishop"
and am not ''lo favor Of division Of the di
oc :se." snl
tina, while there might be such vote of the
CounclI as would greatly ilf larce me. and
sven procure my C DseDt. | vas MT wiling to
G. mint myself on that question.
lave aVo%ed ADD d. DOW svow my readiness
TO conseot to a dVisiJn, whenever the lai,g
shall maui silly drsre it, But up to this
time | bsve not ''seen such naoife ,tatiou on
the Fart of the laity, of their desire for divi
sion."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
Eunl ON lhn Innis-

NEW YORK January pa special from
Columbia, S. g, 10 the Hersld says:
'Grrs! excitement has been caused here by
the pub Icaiion ola very bitter letter by Colonel
John Haskell, son in law of senator Hamp.
ton, in VIII CD serious c. arges ara made against
General Mort W. cary. This has grown cut
o: the Gary Hampton controversy, and will un.
doubtcdly lesd to serious results. Gent Gary,
who is at his home in EDGE asld, has beer teie-
g:sphed for. ard will reach here to rnorr, "
when, il is thought. the affair will eliminate IN
b.ocdshed Senator hampton is hare tn! Col.
Bssheli explicitly states that the letter wss
written without his kUowle ge'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
Nj 4 RREEn

In ''x!rdris, Va, at the res dence # the
b;:de': iather, By the Rev. Il. Suter, JAMEs,
Ekl1LLn BLAtk of y eW Orleans, La. to
KATE SEG MOUE, dsug-ter Of Major Edgar
l., Rrockett
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

The two mercsns arrested in Naples charged
with the robbery in BRUSSELS of q Russian nsvsl
officer OF s. W0 francs are John Culline, So d
about sixteen and one Clesvelard, alias Ever
ut, alias Ferguson, aged about.S the govern.
ment OF Be GUM has made demsnd ior their
extrsdiion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

S'oue. the negro wife muric,er il Wssl:
ton, has been seutcyc't 10 he hanged %,
2S: f February.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

DI. Bulls Coush Syrup has been before he
public tor years, aod Is pronounced ~ thru lands
Superior 10 all Other ar IS for The IRE of
Coughs Colds, ii h1elzs aud ell other Pulmo-
Gary C.m ,lai0,s c SIS onIy % cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNowDBIe
TEURsDAY zvsN'e.. JANUARY 90.
Itwas mentioned 10 our Washington CORE

Itwas mentioned 10 our Washington CORE.
epoud ,ocn yesterday GvcuIog that letters he'd
been roc ivcd ia Washington from two Of the
los1itE ros1iustcts 10 the General Asat mb!y Of
Vi..ipia, s;a!iyg hat the conservative mem.
bcrs OF the readjus;crs' parry would support
the dG1aCc a'c ucmio4e al tic o & presidential
election. q is is as i. should be, aud is doubt.
less 'ra Whilc i! was right aud proper that
the raai1.'c.3 were prevented from conducting
their 5 ste .mp2;go under the conservative
name a2d w5r9 COm?otl.d to assume the one
tte3 3 bear. ,hc qncs;ioa Of the payment Ct
the Ststc d"bt has 20 ,rtcrccc? whatever to
naii3Da politics. aG1 nothing has occurred il
the Ciciaion Ct the clnserVa'ives upon that
question 20 + 7cnt their reuulon upon any aoj
oil r}attc7s rcloing solely to federal affairs.
That ihcy2 ar SOME men at0oug the rca0iust
eTs WIS tea!ty to Toe conservative party dc
pa.ds soeiy Upoa the pyaft it will bring lbcU,
aud Others who would hest alto at nothing in
orior to drtaa: IT, il they hcII2Vod defeat posi-
bic, everybody bas been couvipccd by recent
dcyeloprncDts. but the great body of the crp,
sc-vstv N mbors { f hat party are as good and
true conservatives as can be found 10 the State,
an! will we believe, as the two leaders reEcrred
TO- and who are rep. rtad TO be M@ssrs Moffstt
and Fulkerson, say, give their earnest and
hearty support to The regular d. democratic csudi
date Tor the next presidency, provided that
candidate be not Mr.. Tildcn, for whom VIC feel
assured he Sac csnnot b: curi d. The lead
ers kco~ iu!I vel that tb, y c.nnot drag Vlr-
gnons after them Out Of the conservative party,
and they are cutting their cards acc ,rdugy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

fOhT Of ALEXANDRIA, JANUAnY
any -;.ae -.y- ,o,s J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

NEW YORK Jan - stocks strong. Mota
SAT- Flour quiet Wheat ac;ive Corr q.e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

skkIyKD
schr Francis & ldea Bal; IN )rs, salt to "
Smoot.
CLEARED
Str Jane Hos"ley, lower Pore. BY + A Rec:
Schr Thomas JEFF rson, lower Potonsc, e:
oys.ars by master
Schr Kitty Ann, lower Potomsc, for oy:e'
by msstsr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET Jan. 4.
Offering of II" head of Cattle. all OF which ~:
sold at s. ~ pcr l0) bs tor ba.t, dt III pc
for fair " good 4tc for medium, st \, I!
ordiasrg, and u 81: for bull, and cows -:
Of I'D Sheep al II .6c per h. Marko. brisk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29

BALTIMORE, Jan % Virginia e. deferrd !
do conso: da."d 50i; do second series y Es
due coup"n- 16i ! new ten forties 361 ten fo%
coupons SCI b d to-day. Cotton q liel; II ::
ding II ID IL. Flour 10 yer for Common grnd:.
Howard straeL and Western Super 25ss5; II
Extra l0aSi; do Family & 25.S6 so: CITY d.
Suuer 25sS5; do Extra 50lS6; do FAM,
8 :5.S7 % do itin brands 7aS7 25; P.tap:,
Fnmliy 50 Professionalism nominal We"
ern firm and higher; 70 Maryland IA; ~.
Western VII ter rcd spot, J4r'y and FeDy H.
Ma l4Tal17i; April llS!sl432 Cvrn-Soga
err brnof; Woat"rn irn southern white d
90 yellow os.5St Western nlrxed spo. and j.
51isGS; "eb J63 OFT ri sr 552 f55; Ap b5.j:
1'.y t1I"f5; steamer $50 5j1. Oats e,ss:
Southern loa49; Western white ;Sa49; do N L:
81 ,f8; Penns 4, 40 Rye quiet st IS 30. b,'
unchsrge!. G,noe quiet and unchanged Sga.
dull; 4 soft 81 Glskey quiet llaSl II
NEW YORK Ian 81 -.-tncke a,rono Nnr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

al the Baltimore stock Board yesterday Il
nassss - were about steady, ard sold = !,
closing eo3oS6 sgainst S6,S7. Orange and A.:
sndria tourths to X start selling from A..
Ala ami closing4l4 AZ, 6 inst 39l previously b.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

! found eighteen other cenyscts living on
the naked Garth, their d!sesss- Es,T,s
principally exhaustion aad dropsies.
The same style Of sleeping accommo.
dations prevails In these pens as DO Ia
the hospital, with she exception shat IN
some Of the Rhelyes there 10 no straw al
| All, and from the polished appearance OF
the claphoards, there have been none
since they have been occupied. j.
/ saw neither trace or eign of covering
OF any kind-blanket or aught else. The
stencil arising from these quarters was
sickening to the uttermost extent.
The cooking Is done in six or eight
round iron ovens In the open air. the
bread which I examined being burnt on
top and raw throughout The Balance. ]
saY no arrangement for boiling, &c.
From the htockade ] went TO where the
convicts were at work, and inspected
each convict separately. With the ex-
ception Of nine, I found them ali, more
or less, infected with scurvy, and with
an eruption which was evidently caused
by the vermin on their persons. There
were two who wero so aYoilen with drop.
sy Of the extremities that remarked that
they should have been In the hospital.
aud was told that they vere there on
light work, just TO do what they pleased.
None Of them possessed change of
clothing, and their persons, though evil
IDENTIFY having been washed the preceding
Sunday, were Offensive OH account of the
stencil from the filthy clothing.
i In conversation with DR.. T. j. Nc
Kie, au excellent gentleman as we'll as
physician, found that he had refused 20
attend further oa these oonyicts. as he
could be of NO possible service under such
condition of things as prevailed; and
Mr.. Twiggs the associate engineer OF the
railroad, with the Georgia branch, in.
forms mo that he has demonstrated timo
and again, but to no effect, and that out
Of one hundred aud ninty-one conyicts.
on the Georgia side, since The 2a2dd day of
may ne ms mad no sickness whatever.
The mortality above is sufficient TO
prove what their treatment has been.
Ae the cool weather comes on, with
the gystem of the convicts so enfeeblet,
by their ecuryied conditions, / am afraid
there will be o still greater mortality,
l have the honor to he, with much re-
epect, your obedieut servant. 4,
G. 8. TREzEvAETs II. d.,
Surgeon Penitentiary.
P. ST. would respectfully report
since your inspection that Spencer Brad
ford had died. OF all the cases inspec-
ted did not see but one case OF well
marked syphilis. There were three Gth-
ers that l did not See. ,s.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

. n - - -
il,vsp q ~ .; ~ 3
tonainetcsIs Sgtlttg who o:iys
neg between ssdinb ts 3
OF; SEQ leHd ill poi Il 0f 10 alls7
DGnd VII ieh "a h s ,ss5x6 sud & slsfs ~
eegk os the Scotch lilsaTs Sr u Il.
Ihe london IS iii "a m toFi
this morning, saya tFg bon tho
Ieeiing OF horror fsl1 iclss d sss sSz b er
county shsll Sd; 4 tfsnt and
severe invest inn Ants iS Il ofs iSSSo
accident viii s5 dleIsahIls "a 5s 3 l,e5l
pie, and Jlotiiihe ahorE ~ E 4 cofnt
answer viii he egcSp T,lis Ssale "a
which tl bEidg 90 ERcnutub bed fTae 81 Ss eis.s
cepsi ionally violent, She train us cars ssav.
Ing apparently moi tlhirg b 90 yfis a sEIIis
accident, yshich :ha Id occurred sl fore fIg &
cars reached tho; broker poflion. Tael
national oputatio.1 sig &c "a, aid Gle
inyeati tlcn rfe1stt be iiiik ind 's
. LoNDoNs Uec ne Govern f,sfit.
hl,s scat two iDspe tofs 70 ascsgtasn fIls
particulars Of the q ay l3site siisassss a, Il
fias diEscted foEilai inquiry into nc
occurrence. az
8 Divage havo thns sara been uaabla ia
discover tho yggecl ed tFssitls 4 They will
make atuther effort To-day. ..s
Lie place where fhH trait disai Il ss fall
OF qnickEands, ana, If tue b5ssi Is 6f tfia
drowned ARG not tsfeGoT oTered within feSy.
days, they will be imbeddsd With iIie
cara beyond recovery.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

thought the State had been carried for
Hayes, the troops would bo removed and
I would ba recognized. My reply ei
once wan that "T would not do &c % be
made President of the United States bul
that If those two gentlemen, who had &C.
cess TO the returns, which ne had not,
would take Gen. Gordon and Bradley
johnson aud go over the returns with an
expert, ! would then ssy lust what she
returns showed. Judge Settle isughed
and said: aWe have had one deal with
that pack of cards and have thrown Il
SSwsy S.s Meaning evidently that they
@ were not aatised With fs the ue resut ne Gems ans
Gordon and Johnson will doubtless re-
member this incident.
ANOTHER EvIDENCI-
was this. There was no question of my
election, because We had received exact
returns from our own canvassefs, and We
tnew that when the votes were counted
before the egislature, they would show
o. majority for our State ticket. Bat
when some of Mr. Tilden's friends came
to Columbia and desired TO bring the
question a5 to the Presidential Electors
before che Supreme Court, we employed
counsel for that purpose, and several gem
tlemen borrowed $5 GOO from the bank
on their individual notes to pay them for
their services. We were urged to do this,
and were assured that we would be REIN.
bursed by the National Democratic Com
mittee. That money has never been re-
paid. It is of interest to state in this
connection that this sum, and for this
legitimate purpose, was what Gen. Cor
don alluded to- 4 one OF the now famous
CyPHER DISPATCHES.
The lawyers were employed in Mr.. Til
den'B interests alone, and we rather weak
ened than strengthened our own cause by
taking any part in the case.
It is fact which should be distinctly
stated, that during the whole of that i'm
portant and trying canvass, which was &c
earnestly prosecuted in the interest of the
Democratic party, we secured not one
single dollar of aid outside Of the State.
The whole expenses Of the canvass was
borne Gy our own people.
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
| In conclusion. Governor Hampton de-
sires me to say (as should have done of
my own knowledge) that the telegraph
operator erred in his reading OF the dis.
patch which was sent to the Now York
Herald in reply 60 Gen. Gary's first in
teryiew. Governor Hampton wrote ait
was believed then, as it is now, that this
article, if not written by Gen. Gary, was
at least inspired by him." &c. The ope-
rator made the sentence read "Efe was
behind them as he is now" &c. "
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-08

eircais A. W. Jackson I; Reidville. q. III
Boyd, 3. a. Wood, sup.; North GreeH.
vile, j. 1. England; Fork Shoals, Fl. ,B
Brown Williamson circuit, l.. +. Boa.
ty: Anderson, J.. e. Carlisle; Anderson
circuit, J. Attaway Shallow Ford, T.
ID. Hamer, Pendleton circuit, w. Hut.
to; Pickens circuit and mission, s. p. n,
Eiweil, ]. w. Daniels; Seneca City cir
onie TO be suppliod by WA. Hodges
Walhalla circuit aud mission, A. wv.
hoora, j.. j. Neville, supernumerary,
Wiliiaeaston Female Colleges. Lam
der, President.
g. w. Walker transferred to South.
west Missouri Conference, and stationed
at Lexington, Missouri. g'.'' q !