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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26
A Few Snake Stories.
Brooklyn, n. y, Eagle.

Brooklyn, n. 7 ;, Eagle.
do you want some items about
snakesY' asked an agricultural
looking gentleman OF the Eagles
city editor the other day.
"If they are fresh and true" res
ponded the city editor.
Exactly" replied the farmer.
These items are both. Nobody
knows 'em but me. / got farm
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26
Stan That Pain.

Cramp Collie, piarrhea, Flux and all
affections of the Stomach and Bowels
can be relieved by using DR.. Duncdn's
Liaiment. 1t never fails to cure Head
ache, Toothache, Rheumatism, Neural
gia, sprains and bruises in man. Horses
with collie, bolts or sweeny can be
cured instantly. For sale by Grigsby d
Anderson, south side square, Pulaski
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26
LET GARFIELD PRONOUNCE.
Fronkfort Yeoman.

Fronkfort Yeoman.
The world is anxious now to hear
What Garfield has to say.
Some call it Credit No -bil-yer;
Some Cray dee Mo -beel-yea.
just how the term pronounced should be
Most men would like to hit.
Let Garfield speak; since clearly he
Was most pI onounced with it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26

veloped the fact that the ring which
had changed his luck, as it did his
existence, was one given him by his
dear cad mother years before. /
never dealt again"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26

Boston Globe: 1t is probable
that the feat of connecting America
and Europe by telephone will be
accomplished before a great while.
A new method of "rei forcing the
electric current has been success
fully tested in this city, with the
prospect of making telephone
Communication by cable possible;
and now there is p CincinnatI com
pany that proposes to hire one Of
the cables for week and expert
ment with machine of its own. 1t
is not impossible that Victoria will
be able to telephone her congratula-
tions to President Hancock next
March straight from Windsor Cas-
tie to the White HOuse.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26

The Washington Post say: 'Fhe
old lie that the Democratic con
gress hast: :urned Union soldiers out
of office to make room for civilians
has started again. The facts are,
as heretofore shown by publishing
full lists of names, that there are
more Union soldiers ON the rolls at
the capitol to-day than when the
Republican party had control of
both houses. Any man who cares
TO learn the truth can ascertain
this by reference to the rolls. The
noise and parade maize by the Rad
lcals about giving positions at che
capitol to Union soldiers was
hypocrisy" Respectfully referred
to. the Boston Herald.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26
Better than Quinine.

For speedy and certain cure Of all
malarial diseases, no medicine has yet
been invented equal TO DIR. G. z. Dun
cans celebrated Chill Tonic. IL con-
tains no arsenic, strychnine or quinine
in any form; consequently it produces
noue of the bad effects which so COM
monty result from the use Of those min
eral and poisonous medicines. Dr.
Duncan's Chill Tonic puriles and
builds up the impoverished blood, Civ
ing tone and strength TO the whole sys-
tern-one bottle is equal TO three dol
lars worth OF quinine. For sale by
GriQsby & Anderson, Pulaski.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26

TRY DR.. c. z. Duncan's celebrated
Vegetable Liver Pills-s sure cure for
headache, swimming In the head, bad
taste In the mouth, pains in the side,
back, chest, and limbs. Nothing better
for constipated bowels, sour stomach
and tenderness over the region OF the
stomach. One box will 90 further than
two boxes OF any other pill. viii act
on the liver a. well AS blue mass or CAL
omel. (Wsrranted). Try thsm-
For sale by Grigsby q Anderson, south
side square, Pulaski.
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fPlease don't fail 70 send as inc
Y postage on your paper II you a So
out of Giles county-at the rate
of 20 cents u year.
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~, - Nnyemher Lei me total number OF

I'd TO November LIST the total oumoer oi
cases this year was LAO, with $50 deaths.
The number Of cases from dlph'heiia- 10
1877 was 77s; 10 1878. 644; and IN 1879,
8S9. AL present the disease prevails 10 tue
greatest extent 10 the Fifth, Seventh, Ninth'
fieyentb, sixteenth, and twentieth wards.
How far local causes can account Tor the
soread O; the disease is uncertain, Tor some
OF the parts OF the city where the most
eases occur are apparently the best situated
for health in the city. The sewers have
been denounced as f,thy, and the disease
sas been attributed TO them. but the DE,
oartmept of City Works declares that all
tbe sewers ase In good condition.
IL IL noteworthy that scarlet-fever Is more
mild now in Brooklyn lhan for years. Toe
number OF cases IN October was one nun.
dred and ten. out Of which Only seven
deaths occurred. In the first half OF NO.
yember there we're eighty five cases, OF
which seven were fatal.
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A nuelin PrOspeef.

For some days pat duel has been OBJ The
taps In Atla0ia between ex-TreasuIer
Reniroe and General w. L. Wexford. The
details Of ibe difficulty we gather from the
following special 10 the Augusta Netos /:
" II grew out OF sspeecb made by General
WOhord at LaGraace during The guberas-
toria campsgo, ia which Wexford called
Renfr0e tbief. Ex-Governor Smith acted
as RenfrOe's second. sod was the bearer OF
note TO Wolf ,rd, who declined 10 receive IL
on the ground thai keDfroe was 40 gentle
man. This plicsd Governor Smith In the
place OF his principal, and in an awk ward
position. IL is SAID that board Of stbitra-
ton was appointed, OF which Governor
Brown aud ex.Justice Logan II. Dleckley
were members. The name OF the third
party Is unknown al pfeseDt. and they bave
decided that Kenfroe Is a gentleman. tbs
action OF tie board necessiistes General
Woffofd 10 secede 10 Renfroe's demand for
satisfaction or back square out. Central
Wofford Is lying on bis sick bed 10 Carriers
vile, snd nothing eau be done until be re-
covers. abe meter has been kept entirely
feeret thus FAR"
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Yitl,mond Aispatfh.
rrRpAy. NOVEMBER 20, 1880,
prTERSBURG.


,xn ,cp--paoCEEps on A fAIR-THk
10y ar pR.yRg.--HsAlTH or THE CITY
nykTu or LADY.
'c.r,o.,.orscnce OF the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
NOVEMBER 10, 1880.
Another light fall OF snow this morning;
r. ,,eather Is cold enough. and The gfouhu
a. .noncb. n there should be any conslu.
.s,le fall az snow, for II 10 stick wen. ice
,sss formed last night fully quarter OF IN
incb In thickness.
Game 81 all kinds, from the deer DOWN 10
tho nsrtridsc, Is coming into msfket i'eey,
"a hnntsmcn throughout th's sec'lou are
having magnificent Sport. , =,
=, A. understood that the congregation OF
G. yNsonh's Catholic church realized ABOUT
=, Sso hy their recent fair. which sum VIII
"nnronria,ed towards the eNtinguisn-
" "rSs The debt incurred In The building
'1 y. :, Francis chapel at Jarrat's derot.
VI ~, - s,r,-,ceS AT endant on the Week OF
-, - hcld At the several churches 6y
Voun0 Mems Christian Assoclation'
hayc been generally we'll attended. lney
,n - hrouoht 10 close on sunday night
~ snccia1 sermon 10 young men al the
TsI,h. STREET church 10y Rev. Dr. wilmer
spoon. o.,ors tho Nc,bo.
di't nulpils OF This city will probably De
closed on Sunday. ,ouor, Tbc
The health Of our city j eAce"eu'' nV
,.,'or,s 81 The prevalence Of diphther'a IN
,se community which have gotten abroad
w S mach exaggerated. The cases were
Mrs. Martha T. Prince, relict OF the late
coIonel Jchn J. Prince, OF sussex county,
died Yesterday m this cry at The re>loeucc
- her son.in-law, Mr.. 4. a. Allen.
"a NV ROBIN ADAlR.
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American wines I'm Europe.
New York Herald ]

The United States Consul at Cologne re-
ports 10 The State Department that, owing
to injuries TO the vines the wine product
OF the Rhine region will this year be only a
fifth OF the average yield. In France mat
tiers are even worse, for the French product
has been lessened not by severe winter,
but by the destruction OF vines by disease.
In 1915 France produced S4,000,000 OF
hectolitres of wine; but the grape disease
has so widely and seriously affected the
French vineyards that last year the produc-
ton OF wine was only 30,000,OO0 OF hecto-
litrcs. Meantime the French, who i'm
ported wine 10 the value OF only 81 100000
in 1872, last year bought from abroad TO
the value OF $3f .000.0 How much OF this
was American wine is not known; but the
CaliforDlans ought 10 he able to sell large
part OF their wine crop TO The Germans
this wear and to the French for some years
TO come. The wines OF California are
so cheap and 30 pure that they baYe been
used in increasing quantities III European
countries 10 give "bOGy" to the thinner
wines OF those countries. No doubt some
part of this export from California returns
TO us in the shape OF German and French
wines, so called. II is notable TACT that
the cheaper French wines are sold here now
at little, il any. higher rates than when TIE
Freuch product was nearly three times
what it now is, The California wines are
valued by wine manufacturers IN Ham
burg, Cettc. and other places abroad, for
their "mixing" qualities, and this process.
which usefullv amelijrsteS them, Is much
better understood in European vine cOun'
tries than here. We already feed Europe
il seems that we shall he presently called on
to suDply drink as well as food.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BYrrLEaRArH TO THE DIsPATcH.

DEATH OF A TRoTTING-HORsE-A TRAIN
FILLED WITH UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
DITCHED-BoG us TREAsURY.DEPART-
MENT OFFICIAL TRAVELLING IN THE
DISAPPOINTMENT OF INTERNAL.
REVENUE sTOREK KEEPERS AND
GAUGE Rs-BOIL ER-ExPLosION ANE Loss
OF LIFE IN STEVENSON, ALA.-EXECU-
TION OF TWO MURDERERs IN WASHING
ToN-vOTE OF OREGoN-FAILUREs IN
O-FIRE IN ST. LOUfs-THE
TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND CHINA WRECK OF AN ENGLISH
COAsTING E2-AssAssINATION IL
lRELANp-T CRISIS IN IRELAND; EvIC-
TfoNs AT DURBAM-sTEAMER FOUNDER
ED IN THE ATLANTIC AND TWENTY
THREE LIVES LOsT-A COLLIERY BOR-
RoR IN BELGIUM-THE INTERNATIONAL
REGATTA-oTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
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DlC v NV lOhs
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
Railways i'm Mexico.

THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED AT MR.. R0HERO'S
DINNER PROCEED TO BUSINESS WITH GENE
RAJ GRANT.
NEW YORK, November 19.-The World
sav.. A meeting was held last night at the
residence of Mr.. &. Z. Huntington in com
,Iiance with an understanding arrived at al
the dinner recently given In This city by
Mr.. RomeIO, at which committee was APP
nOjpted to consider the best means OF faclli-
Eating early and complete railway com
municatiOn with Mexico. General rat
mer being detained in Colorado, the
following members OF the committee
were present Chairman, General u.
6. Grant; Mr.. NJ. Romelo. representing
Mexico; Mr.. G. p. Huntington. represent.
ING the Southern Pacific railroad; General
&. NJ. Dodge, representing the IeXiS IA
cific railroad; Mr. jay Gould, representing
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rallroad I;
G.. +. WOeri>hotfer, representing the
Palmer aud Sullivan grant; Mr.. Edward
ID. Adams, representing the Mexican Zen
trail grant and the Sonora grant; DIR.
Thomas NickersOn, representing tue Next
can Central rant; Mr.. L. Jefferson Coo
lidge, representing the Aichl'on. iOpeka
and Santa Fe railroad, and Mr.. j. III. W ork.
General Grant presided, and yeiy itill
discussion was held Cf the whole suD!ect'
in which Mr.. Nickerson, Mr.. Huntingdon
and Mr.. Gould chiefly participated, the
main question considered being the desira-
bleness OF a complete fusion OF all the IN
terCsts represented. and u general partlcl'
patton In forming a new and adequate
scheme for establishing railway commun!ca'
lions on an adequate scale, not only be-
tween this country and Mexico, Dut
throughout the MeXcon republic. After
full expression Of The views OF those present
a motion was made that the sense OF the
meeting be taken as 10 the adyisabillty
OF complete fusion OF the Interests
represented on some general and satlsIac,
tory basis. This was unanimously carried
in The affirmative. Mr.. Adams, OF the firm
OF WINSTON. Lanier d Co., then moved that
sub committee he appointed for the pur'
nose OF deyising some plan by which they
might be attained and justice done to all The
interests represented. The motion was car
ried and tue following gentlemen were
mined as members OF the committee: Gene
raj Grant, chairman; Mr.. Thomas Nicker
son, Mr.. c. +. Wofrisboffer, Mr.. Adams
Mr.. Crockrr. Mr.. Coolidge, and Genera
Dodge. This subcommittee is TO meet to-
day. and will proceed to action at once.
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Conn,erfsi,er r.n,nrea

WHOLESALE FoR0ERIrs or CUBAN BANK BIt,I,s.
NEW York, November ls.-stepben C.
BradwtI,, commercial traveller OF n east
Eigh'yslx,n street, was arTaIgped at the
Tombs Police Court this AFTERNOON on
charge oil having forged and altered notes
of the denomination OF s25 10 the amount
Of S25 900 on the Spanish Bank OF Havana.
A year ago It, was discovered that heavy for.
gerles bad been perpeirated on this bank OF
$50 notes, which were circulated In New
York and also In the ural Districts OF Cuba.
The market became flooded with them and
The bank found II necessary 10 call In all
notes of that denomination. The Spanish
Consul In this city was directed 10 inyesti-
gate the matter. Aboutthree months ago
Il was ascertoined that counterfeit s25
note on the same bank bad been prepared.
A detective. on following up several clues,
was brought in contact with Bradwell, W bo
acted as "go-between." lie found Brad.
well was connected With men OF bad repute,
aud that he endeavored to negotiate with q
Spanish merchant for the sale OF quantity
Of the forged paper. Arrangements were
made with the Spanish merchant by which
O detective was Introduced as INTERN, diary
between the merchant and Bradweli. Nego-
tiali0ns were entered into. and the detec.
tive offered TO handle the whole issue, and
stipulated that 1t should be given TO him
exclusively. Bra'iwei informed the de.
tective about week ago that the notes
would be ready on last Wednesday, and
IL was understood that he was to receive
forty cents on the dollar; that the first lot
was TO consist Of $4,000 IN SO notes. An
appointment was made for meeting In
lager-beer saloon at Madison avenue and
Eigbty-sixth street, and the detective was
on hand and reported 10 BradwelI that he
had IS, 900 in United States bills 10 be ex-
changed for the counterfeit notes. Brad
well handed over a vaise with the forged
uotes. He submitted quietly when arrested,
but refused to say from whom he got the
notes or by whom they were printed. The
National Bank-Note Company, which pre-
pared the original notes, say the forged
notes are good imitation. II is stated that
the accused was formerly respectable mer-
chant, but has been implicated in other
forgeries. He was held in $40 600 bail.
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CUTIs,URA.
CU T | G L II a
Astonishing CURES OF ITCHING, SCALY
AND sCROFULOUS HUMoRS OF THE
SKIN. SCALP, AND BLOOD OF Chill
DREN AND INFANTS.

CUrICURA REMEDIES are simDy elegant 10 use.
They appeal 10 mothers and parents WIN great
frrco From infancy 10 old age they are tqually
surces sfu safe ana r, liable. CUTICURA. Medlcl,
mai jelly, arrests disease. cats away dcah ~kn al
fash ailay, iD6au nation. itching ana lrIlai1o
Soo.hes and heals Skiu-DiseaSes, ana Scalp Auec-
tions IN Loss of Hair II reprodnces ana Deaull-
fees the hair. CUTrCUBA REsoLNENT' me grtat
Riood Puri6er, ceanses. puri6es. and eradicates all
chrcuic and Hereditary humOrs. tU1ICuRA MH-
DIcINAL TOILET SOAP, prepared from CuIlCCHA'
cleansrs, soothes. and heals us'ase' hurisce,,
rraise. II Is an ELEGANTLY -periumed Iolie', la h
and Nursery sanatiVe.
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sANFORD's CATARRU CURE.
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
RAPID. RADICAL, PERMANENT, COMPLETE
TREATMENT FOR 81.

pa,,n st tbe beginning Cleanse the nasal pas.
sares. Remove the morUid coats OF ro,ting and
dead lis. ue. Work upon these surfaces unt' the
living, wholesome membrane 8 reached eleahsen,
~, nf,cted. sootbed, and healed. Then you nave
,,acI ed and removed the cause. Meanwhile by ~
iernSi ADMINISTRATION, drive from the 6ooa tne
When all this Is faithfully done, Carisrrh Is con-
onered, yon arc cured. ~.
'sANYORD's RADICAL CURE censis,s OF one Dol
Tic of the RADICAL CURE, one box OF CAIAhhhAL
SoLyEsT, and one Improved inhaler All wrapped
I'm one package, with treatise aud directions. and
sais nv nj druggists for 81. Ask for sASFoRD's
PanIc AZ. CURE. the most CONF iete, instantaneous,
ana economical ireafmeut IN medicine.
General Agents. WEEKS POTTER. Boston.
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ntpbthertatu Brooklyn.

NO CAUSE FOR ALARM-A DECREASE IN HE
NUMBER OF DEATHS LAST WEEK.
New York Tribune
While diphtberia is prevailing 10 some
extent in Brooklyn, ana has caused much
talk and some excitement, there really seems
TO be no reason for any alarm in regard 10
the spread OF the disease. ln comparison
with other years it does not appear 10
threaten any more dancer than heretofore.
The records of the Health Department
show a decrease IN the number OF deaths
from This cause last week from the number
Of The week before. although there was a
sliCht increase In the number OF cases. For
the purpose OF comparison, the numbers OF
eases Of disease and death for the last SIX
weeks are given:
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Wnsl,ingf0n liens

WASHINGTON, Nov, nber l9.-Allen Jones
and solomon X. HOrtrader were to-day APP
nointed sorekeepers and gaugers for the
Fiftb district Of North Carolina.
The State Depart was advised by a
cable dispatch to-day That the new treaty on
the subject OF Chinese Immigration has been
concluded by the United States commission
ers with the Government OF China. The
Department declines at present to furnish
any particulars, but the treaty is said to be
oaficf acf0ry
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Fatal Array Near The white Sulphur.

fGretnbrier mdependent.J
On THURSDAY evening last Il difficulty Oc-
cured on the road leading from Dry Creek
TO Eakle's saw-mll, in White Sulphur dis
irIct, in this county, between two men
named Thomas Campbell and John O'Con-
ner. which resulted in the death OF the lat-
ter. II seems That these men were IN Inc
employ of Mr. George f. Eakle, at his saw
mill, few miles from Dry Creek. ana nad
been 10 the White Sulphur deIo', WIN
number Of Others. for the purpose OF uh-
loading and delivering a load OF lumber. Oh
their return, laIc IN tue evening, the men III
the wagon remOuStraled with OConner,
the driver, for driving too rapidly, to whlch
il appears he paid little heed, remark
ing that il bis way OF driving did not
suit them that tbey cOud get out and
walk, which they finally concluded 10 do.
Shortly afterwards Mr.. Eakle overlook the
men in the road aud inquired why they
were not in the wagon, when Campbell re-
marked that O'COnnOr had ordered Them
of. To This O'COnDOr gave the lie with an
oath, when Campbell replied that he ought
not to use such language towards bin, Tor
the same term might amply 10 him (O'COn-
nOr), or language 10 that effect. O'COnnor
then became eHraeed and threatened TO
whip Campbell aud rushed towards him.
The result was that O'COnnor received a
blow on The head by Campbell from a
large black bottle, FROM tue effects OF which
his skull was broken aud from which he
died on Sunday night. Campbell was ar
rested and Is now in jail ia Lewisburg.
The deceased leaves wife and eight chill
dren Ia INDECENT circumstances.
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Albert Green, while on his way TO church
10 be married. In Texas, was publicly taxed
.by Ellen Powell, IN OLD sweetheart, WIN
periidy towards her. That night Green ana
q compapIon disguised themselves ana
dragged Ellen out OF her bed, intending 10
whip her for what size bad done. She was
armed With pistol, add shot Greer dead
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COMMERCIAL.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, November 10, 1880.
wurAT- White. % bushels at o.. 20 and 81 "a
for good an prime. Lapcast 80 Du, hels at 81 ~
Si.22, aud sl.24 for good. very good and priot.
Mix.d. 1912 bushels az el.l6.s I21. and sl23.
Fnliz 1000 bushels from { Ia 10 sl.lS for COM
mon to VeTvROod. - IN -
CORN Vhite, l,2l bushels at ~ and o3c. Tor
good, very good, and prime new, and 03c: Tor very
good old. Need. 1874 bushes at 52 ana o3c' iCr
very good new, and 63c. for very good od.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-62 bushels AZ Ioc'
MFAL.-I36 bushels n 81 and 5Sc.
BEANS bushes at sl.l0.
OAas -I5O bushels very good .eed az 4Sc.
COTToN-Salts. 204 bales. Middhngs, 1Osc. )
low middbDgs, 10 and losc.
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ue.xx Failure Of Grain-Dealcrs.

CHICAGO, November Id. Il W. Hos
sack. extensive chandeliers OF Odell. III,
made an assignment yesterday. This Is the
heaviest failure ever known In Livingston
connty. and causes great d.smay here:
Their liabilities are between s25o,OO0 ana
s9A0 o0O
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CrTIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared BY WEEks
& POTTER, Chemists and Druggists 3oU WASH
ingtop street, sion. ami are Tor SAFE ny an uIus
boxes' 60 cents; large boxes, 81. CuTIcURA re
SOLVENT, The new Ood-Purlfer. 81 per ooilir'
CUrICURa MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 20 cents.
rUUIiCnPs NFDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents;
in bars for BARRIERS and large consumers, on cents
an nanfisd free on receipt If price,
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nelncrY Rurned.

ST.. LOUIS, November 10 The 81. LOUIS
Refinery and Smeling-Works, situated at
Cheten ham, about fve miles from the cen.
tire OF the city, were DESTROYED by hie, ~ o
O'Clock this morning. Eoss about sl25, 900.