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Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. OCEAN DISASTERS. No. Further News from the
 Vera Cruz. The Survivors Coming North. Wreckage and Dead Bodies
 Floating Ashore. Other Vessels Reported Lost. One Goes Down With All
Other Vessels Reported Lost.
One Goes Down With All
 On Hoard.
 DISASTERS AT SEA.

The Lost Vera CruZ-No Further News
 The Company's Estimate of MT. Owens Statement-Wreckage on the Florida
 Csast-Beach Pirates Carrying OfF the
 Floating Cargo.
 NEW YORK, Sept 6.-No further news of the wrecked steamer Vera Cruz has been re- ceived by the agents up to a late hour this afternoon. MT. Alexandre said that the Sur vivors of the wreck are on their way to this city and will probably arrive here tomorrow. Messrs. AIexandre feel much aggrieved by the statement of Mir. Owen, the attendant of the deceased army officer, General Torbert and are preparing severe rebutta1 for pub Hcation. The reflections upon the late Cap tain Van Sice are pronounced outrageous and without justification. He is charged in one instance with having neglected his passen- gers, while the fact was that he had sacrificed his own life in his effort to save theirs, as he was among those who were washed overheard first, according to one of the mar ratives. Had he survived until late hour says MT. Alexandre, his first duty would have been to look after the ship, meanwhile at teLding to the wants of the passengers. All who are familiar with the duties of officers on shipboard says MT. Alexandre, will see the injustice of the assertion in regard to the alleged shifting of the cargo. It is remarked that when vessel is turned upside down shifting is something not easily prevented
 ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept 6.-The coast for sixty miles is strewn with goods from the steamer City of Vera Cruz, the beach pirates carrying them into the sand hills. The agent of the underwriters has taken vigorous meas ures to compel all parties to deliver them on salvage. One body partly eaten by sharks has washed ashore, also the body of little child not mutilated. Both were buried. In all seven have been buried. Three rings have been found on the body of an elderly lady marked IS. s. to H. K., March g, 197O.''
 A copper -bottomed schooner, name un- known, is in three fathoms of water off Mos quito Inlet. The vessel is about two hun dred tons
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.
,ster.
 DEATHS. r. kI.S1 ziAr Oowk r HH-- D.

BRADY-In this city, Sept 5, Mrs Brady, aged IT years, at her residence corner of Dewitt street and Columbus avenue. The funeral will take place from her late residence corner Dewitt street and Columbus avenue, to-mor- TOW "Wednesday at o'clock B. m. VICK-In Mount Carmel, Sept. 9th, Channie ". only son Of Alfred and Lottie Miller Wick, aged years Funeral Tuesday at 2:3O D. from the residence of his parents. Relatives and friends are invited to attend
 PLATT-In Milfordss Saturday evening, Sept 4th, Nathan PIatt, aged 6S years.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07

DY respectable girl situation in private fam O fly to do general housework Has first class reference from last place. Will call on any family
 who will leave the number of their residence at this MY MY WAL ~ " se7 It.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
Sch Amelia Augusta, N ott. New York,
HOUSE TO RENT
T0 RENT

MAA ON Lamberton street. with six rooms full of a4ia closets, convenient for or two families 1; kaI will be empty October 1st rent low. Apply to CHARLES MORRIS,
 s7tf I86 Iamberton Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
PORTER G. HULL
against ASBURY HILL ct als
OINDIIIt OT NOIICIs
 New Haven. Aug. 27th, 1880.


 ABBURY HILL ct als.
 State of Connecticut( New Haven. Aug. 27th, 1ss0 New Haven County)
 TTPON the complaint of PORTER G. HULL, pray ing for reasons therein set forth foreclosure of a certain mortgage from Asbury Hill and Amelia Hill brought to the Court of Common Pleas for New Haven County to be holden at New Haven in and for said County on the first Monday of September 1SSO to wit to Court to be holden the 20th day of September 1Se0 It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that said complaint relates certain real estate in which the heirs creditors and legal representatives of Amelia H late of said New Haven deceased, claim may claim an interest and that such persons ought to be made parties to said complaint pursuant to the Statute in such made and provided, and that the names and residen ces of such persons are to the plaintiff unknown. Therefore ordered that the notice of the pendency of this complaint be given by publishing this order of notice in the JOURNAL COURIER, newspaper printed in New Haven for one week commencing on or before the 9th day of SeptembereA: D., 1880.
 Y LYNDE HARRISON,
 County.
 The foregoing true copy of the original order of notice Attest JOSEPH H. KEEFE. s1 Ct Deputy Sheriff.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
WANTEn

A JANITOR and janitress to take charge of . A large building containing furnished rooms. Ad- dress stating salary required and references
 se7 It "A D." F. O. Box 1097, New Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07

e IT.
 dAe4s LOWER part of house, centrally located ssssS containing i've rooms, water and gas, large yard; rent low to the right party. possession at
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07

SlIOAlION w AIN 1EA1 'VNO do second work or take care of children dooo \ reference Inquire at nT 30l OAK SINEhI.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
SITUATION WANTED,

A YOUNG wants situation in grocery or A other store been in grocery business for four years can give good references. $. B: H.
 ser 3ts Room 5, Cutler Building, Chapel St.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
ROARD WANTED,

"T ANTED-AN experienced trimmer for the city w trade Address ''Milliner,' Courier Office, stating terms and experience ser St"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07

" "AN1G1s A YOUNG GIRL to assist in the of children A and light housekeeping. Apply between am and D. m., at ROOM 6, s4 St 153 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-07
TYPE WRITING AND COPYING
 DEP A RTMENTT


 s7 Church Street, Room 13. Y LITERARY and legal copying, insurance papers, architects specifications and manuscript of all kinds executed with promptness and at low rates. Writing dctation speciality. The strictest hdence observed with regard to all matters entrusted ser St+
 AUCTION SALE. &R@A THE premises known the James Perkins EiiI property, located in the town of oodbridge, E!l will be sold at Public Auction on MONDAY, September 10th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon The house is nearly and in good order the ground which 1t is located comprises half acre. the whole making very desirable summer residence for person of means. Said property is located on the road leading to Seymour, next north of the former site of the Clinton Hote and about mile and half from the Woodbridge Church.
 se7 eodot H. F. MERwIN, Trustee.
 Furnished House to Rent. 1kA LARGE. nicely furnished house, in south Ell western part of the city, within minutes A.It walk of either postofhce or depot. House stationary wash tubs, bath rooms etc., gas and range Large grounds for both flower and vegetable gardens fruit. etc Arrangements may be made if desired for
 F. STANLEY BRADLEY, s7h 52 Orange Street.
 STOLEN A FROM the premises No. g Bishop street, sas0 New Haven, Conn, Sunday night. Sept. NFAA 5th. speckled Gray Horse, 1T or Is years S4-A-old, weight about 1000 pounds known t'Nsrblehead-n
 One Bay Horse. 12 or years old tail whipped off, weight 200 pounds, lame in forward foot horse in good condition.
 One Hundred Dollars reward will be paid for any information that will lead to the arrest and convc- tfon of the thief
 suitable reward will be paid for the return of the horses to VIM. E. DAVIS, - 326 Grand Street, BTtf New Haven, Conn,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21

ISSUES COMMERCIAL AND TRAvELEns'
il Credits. svailsbls IN any part OF she worIa:
cable, and draws sxchsnss % sustemsrv
aseness. t ....s.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21

s.... "A ssvads. connty of Esgon --Dlstrist ~
= torney's once. Dkytsp cesrsAeese. -
70 d. followlas-nsmsa asssadssEs, ssa v
sil sensrs Of, o. etsiznAn1s %. ths reel -.
Y tate and psssenal psopsrts saA ~ To-
) prsssmsuss tAsssoa. AsssaAsfsss as.
sssissd: II
w ou Ann HrasBr noTlsssD FEAT
Ill suits hsvsbssn oommsnesd In the Jss.
tics Court Of silver CITY Townshap. LyeA
ESQ, Justice Of the Psses Of ssid scvsshtp.
sy the stsse Of Nevada. pisintiR. aestnse escs
g.. al the defea daats herefnsftsr nAIasds esd
/. eseh of the following descsihsd trscts end
ppsscsls of Lend. vith she stm psyvsmsats
~sms, known o. autnown. TO rseosss shs tas
aud delinquency assessed 70 sAid defsndanss.
sssins. said property, FOE she hseAi yeAs eom.
rmsncing Oh she hfst day OF Jenuary, ISIS. snd
ending on the Less day OF Dsesmesr. 1917 sad
csss. And yop ere fsrhes nosiaed thss snIees
yos appear sad saswsr the eonpisint sisd In
ssid esuss On os before tAs : ,s.,.~s,~ eN.
slxrH DAT OF NaRcR, a. D, isss.
A. II s'eioek, 4. k.. iudsmsas will Be tAsss
Agsiusa vou, end shs Fssi estate, improys,
sorissd, Sr 80 sneuaa % sak ~ ea4 1slia::
ss:sss spssiasa ssg.ss" vsA - seq =
Dsnsg COLA sad silver Ninias compaug =
nsiIding sud hOisting eofks' on the east stds
% sAs Carsea sosA. 81 the nRDes end e epfins
vsllsy. eta iasa eisim 70 pAasf c~sson.
rs"s~4 Hixsns. .--Hoase snd iss ca high
direct, sdieising Sss~sli south. ia siissr cisy.
Lysn essnsy, yeseda. Il. =. =
rssmss Hsnonsla. .--rhss esceas LOT a.
lei tAs cid srswssg In Silver oisy. Nsva.
10. aad saissn As,urss In susss, Lssa essnts.
MnaU IA u4 " Az
A. 8sns 4exhss vscaat iss % esss ode ef
Mais ssssst. saissaiae PAiIlp 0ases asrss; U
alIssx ctfs, x4ea county. NssaAA, Il a.
reRsshss ai1A shs eseta n esea sen
Diststss Assssasy, LYsn ossusy. EevAds.
\. 4. COOKE. .
slkgl shsstR. Lysn Csnnty. HssAAa.
Dssssa, Hss., Zen ssry %. ises.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
the NEVADA. B AkK,
or sam FRANCISCO,
DIRECTORS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

LOUIS MeLAnR q. ~. .s,-... .. President
JOHN ". MACkAY, J. 1. FLOOD.
.JAMKs q. EAIR. sa - Jew
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

"AY.DAY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
N1 Company--LOcation Of principal place
OF business. Dayton. Lyon county. Nevsds;
location Of works, O. mo, Lyon county. New
Notice is hereby given that. 81 meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees Of said company. held
on the twenty fourth t2sthl day Of january.
1880. an assessment mo. ~ of Five Cents loel
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation. payable immediately In
United States gold coin. 70 the Secretary, 81
the once Of the Company, in ire Courthouse
at Dayton. Lyon county. Nevada. s sas
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the twensysf9prth t2fshl
day OF February. 1880. will Be deiinqusrs. and
advertised for sale st pablo ssetion and un-
less payment is made before. will be sold on
SATURDAY. the twenty.sevensh l3Tth1 day OF
March, 1880, TO psy tho Delinquent ssssss.
ment. together with costs on sdserttsin gand
expenses Of sAle. t. &
JOHN LoTHROP, Secretar y.
Ofhce--Ia the Courteous, d Dsytcn.xssD
eounty. Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
r.yER CITY, NEv. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1880.

TO 5000 A YEAR, or % e
$40 day in your own locali-
ty. No risk. Women do ~
we'll % men. Many make
q z YnAmoge than the amount sta.
n L DN ~ Hed abote. No one can faal
to make moneyfsst. Any one
can do the work. Ton can
make from 50 cts. 70 "a an
hour BY devoting your even-
ings end spare time TO the business. IL costs
nothing 70 try the business. Nothing like u
for money mailing ever offered before. Bust
ness pleasant and strictly kensrAble. ksad'
or, II yos vast 70 know ell sboBA ths bsss pay.
iAs business before ths psbite, ssnA % yosi
sAarsss ssA ws will ssae Sep fsis pssttculass
ss free: Yea ess Thea maka ep yszR miRa fsI
yss1ss,ist 1Sassss Ss0Ran sTtnsoB , co.
fertiesa. MsiAs. IL.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21

The following shows the character Of shs
demands allowed sgsinss the General Fane:
end also includss the eounty's proportion OF
che salaries Of the Auditor and Assessor.
aIsven- fortv se vspAha ef which afs paia he
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
Financial State,mont.

rnVO THE CITIZENS AND TAXPAYERS
II OF Lyon County. Nevada: The under
signed, Auditor Of said county, submits the
following report OF the finances OF said coun-
~, from January ist. 4. D. 1879. 20 January
lst. 1850:
Cash In Tress'y Jam lst 1850. U,O0s 70
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
Thls Barb Mas speclat pacsis'
ties for Dealing In Bullion.

EXCHANGE on the principal eitiss through
out the United States. Europe. Japan. China
and the East Indies, the Australian Colentes
and New Zealand. and on Honolulu Hawaii.
NKw YoRx BAsxERs.-The Bank OF New
Ysrk. NE A.; American Kxehsnss National
Bank.
Lsxpss BASxsxs. .-Msssrs Smith. Psyns D
sniths; the Caien Bank Of London.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-02-21
ApPLlCAvlOS TO MAk9 RaNkL
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~ foiia sin g.uAmsd sststss hos AlsA nesies
% his iutsAtioa 70 msks aasi proof tn cap
p1rt Of his clsim. aaa sscuts eusi sAssy
thersof q shs ssplsssson Of thtssy dare
from ths dsss of tkis notice. vtsi nf0nAnD
COLEMAN. pesesApsloa Dsclsvssoey 9ssss.
Usat NJ i,ssk TOE che ". b Of Q. ". y sf
sss. "a. end ". y osH.W b os Sec. 90 T. IAN.
his Witnesses. vts: JAuss ksssrFr, Of BE-
msralda sounsy. Nevada. aAd Asassase
8tLSes,'sf uamsreids sssass, MsesdA.
.ff Q. o, uAU9U. Ms9seD.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

For year or more there has been great
deal of the thefts committed in the vicin-
lty of Newton in this county. Last No
vembcr the Post office there was broken
open and robbed. A muluatto barber. by
the name Of Kane was suspected but not
sufficient evidence could be found against
him to commit him 10 trial. A month or
SO ago detectixe, by the name of Knox.
but assumed name Of Pearson, came to New
ton under the guise of New York dru M
mer, and began to associate with this bar
Der and by this means found that there
was an organized band Of robbers who
were operating throughout this Sec
ton. This disguised detective associated
with the band until he obtained the names
Of about one dozen of the clan and he and
tewof the ci:iZehs Of Newton, who have
been assisting him had arranged to capture
the whole band in the court house last
Monday night week ago. The plan, as
we understand it, was to make raid on
the court house and break into the county
safe. The detective had told Kane where he
could procure complete set of burglars
tools and be (Kane) had ordered them by ex-
press. They came to Kane a few days be-
fore the arrests were made, had been ta-
ken out by him and left in the room Of
this disguised detective By the impru-
dence of gentleman who had been let in
to the secret, the clean thought there was a
snare for them, and they did not make the
proposed raid.
Next morning, which was Tuesday the
18th, the drummer, as he had represented
himself was arrested by another detective
who had also been at Newton for several
daps, and also this negro baaber Kane. They
were taken before Col. Fornev and com
mitted to Jail together in order that the de-
tective might get more information if pos
sibe. Warrants were issued at once for
eleven others three of the number were
white men) who were arrested as fast as
they could be found.
One of the number negro by the name
Of John ShufOrd who lived here last sum-
mer, has turned States evidence and dis
closed the whole thing.
1t is said that band was regularly organ
ized and the penalty on any one for dis
closing anything was death. 1t is to be
hoped that all of the diabolical clan are
caught and are now in the hands Of law.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

ROBBED--A SHARP TRIcK.-Last Monday
Mr. ID. G. Erwin, from chsrryville. arrived
in this city, bound for the great West. He
made the acquaintance Of one d. FL. Boone,
who registered from New York City. Their
short acquaintance ripened under the IN
fuence of many drinks into warm attach
ment. Erwine told Boone how he was GO
ing to Colorda to seek his fortune, how
much money he had &c. Boone stated
that he was returning home to Denvor
where his father was a wealthy banker and
that he was travelling this way merely for
pastime and pleasure wishing to see the
country, he was glad to have met Mr.. En-
win and as he intended leaving Tuesday
night by the same route, their company
would be mutually agreeable. Just previ-
ovs to the coming Of the train Boone OBJ
served to his companion who was pretty
we'll in for that the wanted to pay some lit
tie express charges, that he had no small
change and asked Erwin for the loan Of it.
The latter pulled out his long pocket book
and told Boone to help himself, thinking
that every thing was alright. Boone sup
piled himself with $3.50 Of it's contents
shut it up and handed it back to him and
in few minutes. the train arriving, Erwin
boarded it, not waiting for Boone. The
train left and went nearly to Garribaldi
station, he missed Boone and went to look
for him and Of course, not finding him. ex-
citedly thought to look for his mony. when
he found that he had been robbed of the
above amount He came back on this ev-
ening's Atlanta train and was inquiring for
Boone, but without success the gentleman
probably having gone back to New York
the same night A bad case of misplaced
confidence, but Erwin is no doubt sad
der, but q wiser man. n.-Charlotte Erenmg
Press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

HuIsBoRo MAIL-Messrs. Roalhac x
Davis have dissolved partnership. the latter
retiring We regret to learn that MIR.
Jones Watson, of Chapel Hill, suffered
paralvtic streke at Durham on Thursday.
MIR. William Rutfin. son of the late
Chief Justice Ruffin. departed this life at
an early hour last Friday morning at his
late residence, the old family seat of the
Ruffins, in Hillsboro, in the 6Sth year or
his age His pround and varied legal at
tainments were we'll known throughout the
State 1t is said Capt. Beneham Came
ron will practice law at Durham.--Presi-
dent Battle made fine impression by his
address to the students Of Bingham school
last week (By the by, Mr.. Battles ad-
dress at Wilson is highly comp'imented by
bv sundly CORES spondents.-ED. +. Il NJ.
Mt. Airy Times: A sad accident occur
ed on last Sunday, some eight miles west
of Mt. Airy, resulting in the death of Mrs
VIM Snow. She, together with her nus
band, had been to church IN the morning
and had gone to the house of a neighbor to
trke dinner, after dinner they started for
home They were travelling in one horse
Jersey wagon. and during the drive home
ward the horse became frightened, ran
away. overturning the wagon. and threw
Mrs. Snow against tree with great vio-
lence. She died from the effects of the fall
the next morning The prisoners con-
fined in Dobson Jail planned an attempt to
get out. In the cell where John Smith,
Frank Reid and Frank Whitaker, white,
were confined, they had succeeded in pU
ing off an iron bar and with it another, un-
til the door would swing inside. They
came very near escaping, and would have
succeeded but were overheard making
plans to knock the jailOr down, rush over
him and escape.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11
PRICE: 8 LIS FOR SIX MONTHS. :
200 FOR ONE YEAR.

STATE News SCRAPS Executive Com
mittee of the Democrat party decided to
hold the State Convention on Thursday
the II of June. at Raleigh. The vote of
location put Raleigh Is, Charlotte =, Win
ston .. Goldsboro IA battery of ar
tllery is being organized at Salisbury by
Capt. J. G. Ramsay, formeEly commander
of the Rowan Artillery .--Davidson Col
lege has 10 students in attendance .--The
cultivation of yellow leaf tobacco in Rock
ingham, says the Winston Leader, has made
land that had been thought to be worthless
a few years ago worth $25 per acre We
agree with the Winston Leader in saying that
the circulation of comic valenties is yug-
lar means of wounding the feelings OF de-
cent people Rev. DR.. Tucker" of, At
lanta, Georgia, has been selected to preach
the Baccalaureate sermon of the next Uni
versity commencement Squire Nena-
able, of Forsythe, has sent his
resignation as member of the House of
Representatives, and the Governor has offer
ed an election to fill the vacancy to be held
on the 11th ant.-High Point Mer-
cae14y: The High Point Manufacturing Com
pany expects to commence operations about
the tenth of March. We learn that another
factory will be built in a short time and
will manufacture woolen and cotton goods.
--NeWDeTne NW SHeU:A lue TWO Cull-
dren of Mr.. Wetherington, who lives be-
ween NewbeIne and Swift Creek were play
ing with shot gun on Friday last, when
the youngest, girl of 5 years killed.
The elder, lad Of about 9 years, had the
gun in his hand and playfully pointed it at
his sister, when the piece was accidentally
discharged. the load entered the little girls
brain Record: Two old cit
iZens of this section have recently died
One of them Mr.. Robert McIver, was about
- years old, and the other, Mr.. Matthew
Kelly was 70 years of age e-We learn that
one of the convicts at work on the c. F. g.
Y. V. r. R., in this county. was acciden-
tally killed last Friday. 1t seems that
squad of them was cutting down trees to
clear road-bed, and as one of the trees
fell it struck a negro and killed him. His
term of service would have expired in
week.--An6 yet with all the valuable hick
ory timber that we have in Chatham our
farmers buy their axle helves and buggy
material from ihc North Probably no
country in the State contains as much as
valuable oak and hickory timber as Chat
ham. Mrs. Judge Kerr and family have
left Reid>ville, and moved to Burkville,
Va, which will be their future home
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-11

Wilson 1dronce: 1t may turn out that
the Governor has acted wisely in this mat
ter, but with the lights at present before
Us We must confess our inability to see how
the greatest interests of the State are to be
promoted by such hasty and precipitate
steps
Winston Sentinel: High Point had a
ripple excitement Saturday night. a diff
fculty occurred between the students, {some
fifteen in numter) and an equal number of
daTkeys. Rocks and clubs we're freely US
ed, and several of the parties carry marks
of the melee The cembatants paid no at
tention to the police until the darkey side
was completely routed.
Elizabeth City Cdrolinian: Henry G.
Skies has been appointed keeper, and Will
son q. Ambrose assistant, of the new ! ght
house at Laurel Hoint -Bertis items
The names of Col Samuel c. Spruill, for
Attorney General, and Joseph B. Cherry,
Tor Secretary of State, on the Democratic
ticket, are suggested, -Majo jor Latham is
booming among the Democrats for Con
gress. Windsor has population of L.
w. 1t has 81 stores. 3 hotels, l tannery, 2
carriage factories, 7 churches a of them
colored). 5 schools and cotton factory.
Lumberton RoJesonon,an The union
meeting at the Baptist church in this town
last Saturday and Sunday was success.
All the churches were represented.-.The
collection at Centre church last sunday for
The starving Ireland, amounted to $27.-
Gotten receipts at Quhele since last report,
up to March lst, amounted to 225 bales.
Total to that date 4, 65S pales. "A prom
,sing young man, Mr.. Kinlaw, was killed
oy falling tree last Thurrday night, near
MI Bryant Legett's The young man was
was assisting in burning piece of woods
"hen the sad accident happened.