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rot Mnter in ConI AIlnea.

From the Reading tPenn) TlneS, March D.
The borough Of Shenandoah, schuylkill
county, is greatly excited over the pres.
ence Of hot water in one Of It's seven coal
mines, and apprehensions are entertained
that the ColllerY 10 on fire. AS a precau.
tionary measure watch lie constantly kept
in the lowest lift for any sign Of FIRE, but
up to the present, with The exception Of
the warm water, no cause for alarm has
been discovered. The foreman OF the col.
liery stated that lie never knew water,
found under the circumstances above
stated, to have been heated except by FIRE,
Several experienced miners who have
visited the mine stated their unbeliet In
the existence Of q fire, but can give no sat.
iBiaCtory reason Tor the presence Of the
heated water. Warm water has Of late
been found IN one Of the workings Of Tur.
key Run colliety also. This colliery IL 10.
Gated at the southeastern boundary Of The
town and west 81 the Shenandoah colliery,
The workings are t1nConAeCted. Turkey
Rim is also operated by the Philadelphia 4
Reading Coal and Iron Company. The
officials at this eolliery are just as much III
the dark relative 10 the cause of the
strange presence as are those Of Shenan.
doah colliefy. A solution OF the mystery
is Anxiously awaited at Shenandoah, aud
may be expected In q week OF ten days.
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SORE AND C0MMENT.

Ex-Governor Fenton, OF New York,
says Secretary Blaine will make an excel
lent premier, and adds, she will pursue
more decided policy than his predecss-
sor." r........r
The aggregate service OF New Yorkersin
the Cabinet has been titty.seyen yeaIS,
Since 1916 at least one Executive Depart
ment Of the government has been under
the direction Of New York man.
Tho merciiul man is meroiiul to his
beast. "You can tell mercllul farmer"
says the Detroit Free Pres, IS soon as be
stops his team at post, He takes the
blanket of his wite's lap and spreads 1t
over the poor horses.
The Cleveland Herald says: III you
have q moments leisure, be sure to write
long letter to General Garfield telling
him how to run the. country. he leeds
advice, you know, and has abundant time
to read and digest all that you may feel
moved to say to him."
Now that grass grows and water runs
again, the poor plumbers will have rest
from the canstiC Jokes OF the tlippant para.
grapher. The Boston Pot fires this fare
well shot: "Said an old plumber Of a
young rival, That boy is inexperienced.
He'll ruin the trade, Why, he had the job
OF piping new house, and he went and
hacked the pipes SO the chances are three
10 one against the frosGs ever getting at
'em. Such bunglers ought not 10 DO al
lowed to WORK."
1t Is nothing remarkable that firsi
cousin OF President Garfield should turn
up at Charlotte, N. O., but 1t is passing
strange that the gentleman Is 30 modest
that he reiused permission to publish hiE
name, The secret il out, however. His
name Is William j. Wiley, timer, and
the possessor OF wife and two children,
He served In tho Confederate army, Is q
Democrat, and voted for Hancock. His
mother and Gen. Gsrfeld's mother are
sisters. A card Of invitation to the inaug-
uration ball, oil which he sin receipt, sup,
posed to have been sent him by his cousin,
tho President, seems to indicate that there
ia no desire on the part oil the latter 10 ig-
more the relationship.
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HOUSE OF pELEGATEs.
Saturdays observation-disclosures OF tho Ap'
IHts prOaching Wind.up. .,l


ft's pFOaching Wind'up. .ll.
The House mot at ~ 4, N. Saturday
pursuant to adjournment on Friday even
ing. Hon. Joseph W. Holt, Of Lincoln
county, made the opening prayer which
was graceful and feryent.
The Auditor reported, in accordance
with 4 resolution adopted some days ago
calling upon him 70 do SO, concerning the
liability Of A. r. Hall, late Sheriff Of Lewis
county, to the State, that his indebtedness
WAS shown 10 be turned over to Jonathan
M, Bennett, Esq., on September II, 1871
for collection, but that there Is no evil
dence In the Auditors Office to show that
any part OF said amount had beon paid OF
accounted for to the State.
Messrs. Cresap and Irons were granted
leave OF absence for the rest OF the session
A new bill was presented by MIR, Leon
ard, chairman oil the Finance Committee
appropriating $500 to supply q deficiency
In the House contingent lund, and II wat
SucCegsiVely read the prescribed three
times, and passed.
The appropriation bills, after Feries o.
negotiations with the Senate, were finally
disposed Of and sent to the Enrolling Com
mittes.
On motion Of Judge Ferguson the bill tt
provide for inspectors Of steam boilerg, in
Produced q few days ago by Mr., sesbright
was ordered printed Tor the convenience
Of the House during recess.
House Bill No. l27, providing a method
for constructing and keeping In repair the
county roads in the county Of Preston
was passed, as was also Senate Bill No
rs, 10 establish the independent school
dletript OF Buckhannon out Of sub.dislriCt
No. ! OF BuCkhannon district Of Upshdr
county, after which the House, at 1880
took recess until $3.50 p. N.
The afternoon session was devoted 10
preliminary readings Of bills and wat
without any event Of special interest
Shortly after 0 o'clock the House adjourn
ed till 9 A. NJ, to day.
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TIE ChlcsHo Times says: awe under.
stand the company which has been en-.
deavoring to make success Of the beet
sugar industry at franklin, Mass, has
given up, and the result is financial dis.
aster to a large number Of farmers. Many
mistakes were made in planting, the ma.
chinery from Germany was late in arri-
wing and cost Ave times as much as was
expected, and many beet contracts were
unfulflled. The property was mortgaged
for $4,000, and then leased, With the en-.
tire crop. The President reported TO the
stockholders that the claims aggregated
$4,000, Of which $l1 1923 was due to farm.
ers for beets. During thirty days, 1891
tons OF beets were delivered, at a cost oil
$2O,4OO. The product was 2S5 tons Of
sugar and 1870 hogeheads Of syrup. A por.
ton Of this sold for $2l 900, and the bal.
ance then on hand was estimated In value
at $4,000 to $4,000. The cost was est.
mated at s. 900, but was actually $lS,sOo."
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From the New Orleans Plcayune (Dem.l
While Nj. Garfield has to face the prob
ability Of oppodtion within bis party, hi
lie practically in better position than MI
Hayes to become aggressive without for.
letting material political strength, and hal
the further decided advantage that be In.
hetlts no bad legacy Of unpopular section.
al policy. The mSjority Of those who
elected him do not desire him to keep up
sectional issues, II II is possible 10 avoid
them, and while he Is too shfewd to think
OF abandoning his party or iofielune
hearty support, he is In q much safer posi-
lion 10 guide and direct Ito policy than any
OF bis predecessors since the war. II d
not TOO much TO expect, therefore, that HE
Administration will be more thoroughly
National than any for twenty years past,
and for that reason the Democracy will
have more dificult teak 10 regain THEFT
hold 10 Congress,
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PosrMAsTER GENKRAL JAMES vacated his
position as Postmaster Of New York on
the 9th Instant, and become Postmaster
General on the morning Of the Ah. His
accounts as Postmaster at New York were
wondered to Sixth Auditor IcGrsw on
the morning OF the sth. They were at
once audited, adjusted and settled, and
found to be correct TO cent, and hist
ties have been notified that their respOn'
sibIlity as such has ceased. This prompt
settlement of the accounts Of an Office the
receipts OF which nearly equal the entire
postal revenue OF the Government for q
month, is unprecedented in the history Of
the department.
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TnE editor of the New York journal Of
Commerce loves good horses, and hesays Of
the practice OF putting salt on thehO"e'
railroad tracks:
Almost every private stable In Brooklyn
has GufFered this season from theuse ot!salt
on the railroad track. There aTsover ] ,GCO
horses in that city now afflicted win
frosted heels, the direct result Of travel 70
snoW.water and slush mixed with salt.
The disease begins at the iet-i!ock, the leg &c
swells and cracks open, disChsrging i9ql
matter, and in many cases the blood is
poisoned and The horse dies, We lost a
valuable animal last week from this cause,
and have three more in our stable attiicted
with the disease. Brooklyn 10 governed
by the railroad interests, and 1t IS useless
10 complain,
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CEALED PROPOSALS,
cLRRk's OFFICE,
BOARD oY Gov MISSIONER OP ONO COuSTY
WuEELlNG, W. YAp March 10, 1851,

MukELlh0I w. Van MATCH 10, 1851
Sealed proposals. VII DO rec lyod At this OaicOuat
IhundAy' tlst lnst,, y O'CLOCK ~, loT the wax
ORDERED ~ t nn az ~ ~, SoSa GSmG.oa'hH
On dat Syi,lEFn, g y F. road 60 cubic y
masonry ogS Gu0'e !HuS eA04NAtOh' SO cubic yTii
macadamiL9g; n ~
W seoonu nSn ~, III y, :, IosI, lup Gaat
y9nI1S SH ,JIIn ~ WaT1S
w Mluuie mheeInB SteskI lower thul I,9O cgbS,
yards macldamlLlng
W ENeh 1!enn w nuu snu SuoIt lItgE, oO cub
yamIas masoa H,gVVw GgVIy 14us t3cGyall'h,
OnI hlt gNlilHn vi ~ T. 3, glEe ~ tglt
yaTds mAeadGniL!pg' lSg cubic yards rlPnp,
W Fg w iHia auu Euon IuAIi .VuuV'e IAdIE
~ SIp p' y1 ~ .,,a, inps
on ChS opS . M " w. C9no y,him
sonIyl AVN CuOlc yHuS tAcA'AuOhI SVO cubic yM
naca9amlAps, p,,.. ,oo,,
Oh DIXnn hIn W hiuke IoNui lUV Il3c yaldS NJ
IVnLyI 80 NJ, htIy bAT4iLN
DenenEa, Stmel9iyI lev CH1lc yaIIa excavation,
" MoHiANs hunl w Cuplo yAidS haNlFy, la
ounle yM rn tX %1INI!, 81. ,
" MluaIe MneelnB IIeeE ISiui uPNF end, ID
cu9,e yaLus masOIy ~ Suolc yAruS excavation "
eu niC yAiL NL w I,GAuIl ,,.s.
hlVoI ILol uIen nun W hIoOke SIunIy line, la
| oupie yMu5 eAMv ,ts ,oo
| NC" Auu WeIue'hAnb <teVV CNbc ynfli tIah
ll9n.
honey T 6n6 " D. Q, q foaf, 100 tublc ynil
mMHsohLyI l,EVO eu6r9 yIlr . excavation
asSn0g aSG shd h sOS cube yards mlc1diahst
ton,
o " 2 T. y, IroSi, 0Oo cubic yaEd' macldlndt
ouy gueiS Hs r,i excaT1ll0n,
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DIED.

IRwlN-On Saturday, March 10, 1881, at Fam
ANY s wife Of Isaac Irwin.
Tho funeral viii take place from the residence o.
the family, South Front street. Island Monday at II
4, nj. lnterment at Mount Wood Cemetery
COTTs--On Sunday afternoon, March 10, 1881
ELlEApET, relict oil tue late John Colts, In the 79d
year Of her age.
The funeral will iakO place from the residence o
her SOn.in-laW, Henry Stewart, In Fulton, on Tues
day morning al 10 o'clock. Friends Of the family ar
invited.
LAslTLEY-On Sunday evening, March 10, 1881
al s o'clock, JOnH AZ, LAsiILBY.
FunaTaI notice hereafter
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Hop Bitters 40 freely advertised In all
the papers, secular and religious, are
having a large sale, and are supplantinR
all other medicines, These il no denying
the virtues Of the Hop plant, and the pro-
pristors OF these Ritters have shown great
shrewdness and ability 10 compromising
a Bitters, whose virtues are so palpable Il
every ones observation. Examiner ana
Chronicle. MwF&w
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ness, the variety, the wonderful dslicacy
Of shade and tint make paper party"
like glimpse Of fairy land, and that this
really charming form Of evening entertain
ment is becoming more and more fashion,
able and general speaks well ct once for
the taste, the ,esthetic perception and the
good sense Of ''Rociaty.n
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IL is related that q little girl, whose
parents belong to the official circle in
Washington, was watching the inauHura-
ton ceremonies, and when her mother
pointed out General Garfield as the new
President, exclaimed in dismay: "What,
isn't Mrs. Hayes going to be President
any more?"
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FLORIDA Is likely TO reap rich harvest
in the near future from the influx Of
Northern capital and enterprise. During
the past three or four years hundreds
Of Thousands OF dollars from the North
have been invested in different portiops
oil the State, and the rich returns they
have yielded In most cases hold out ip'
ducementa 10 the venturesome. The last
and greatest work otimprovement project.
ed by Northern capital, that OF draining
and retaining the Everglades, is being
pushed forward rapidly. A clear title 10
the land has been obtained, and the work
OF running levels for the Fcanal to drain
Lake Okeechobee will begin In few days.
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Tux Financial Chronicle has reports from

The Financial Chronicle has reports from
tbirty.geyon railroads Of earnings during
February last, The aggregate is SIC, 1885,
Use against s., 9O4. 54s for the same month
in 1850. The increase was to the credit o.
twenty.oue roads, sixteen Of the whole
number reporting decreased earnings. The
latter lie largely in the northwestern 70
gion, where the snow bloCEades have been
most frequent, The net increase o. $780,
54l over last years exhibit is the more
encouraging as February, 1880, was good
railroad month.
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NOTICE.


The holden Of the X per cent bondl Of III, ~
Of wheeling, Issued under the Odlnarce a IN, w
hereby notified that In accordance with ptovi H., w
aid ordinance, the following bObd. M md ~ ~,
ao8, l9z, 2SG. 2lB. a6i, 29a, aII. aSS ~
a7S, 81, 2I3, 10, 23O, a70, 81, GS, SIi ~ ~
having teen drawn BY lot, will bO pad 1a pr,, ~
lion % the unde Iigned and will cease to bsay
al on and alter April !, 1851. S'u'
henry K. LIST,
BENZ, DAVENPORT
Commissioner Of City Of W6eel1r
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STATE LEGISLATURE,
SENATE.
Saturdays SssSlOB-RilIs Passed-AiS'
eellaneans lnainess'

Saturdays SessIOB-RilIs PRssed-AiA'
eellaReans lnAiness'
The Senate met st 90. Y. on Saturday
the session being opened with prayer by
Rev. W. B, Thompson Of the Disciples
Church,
A message was received from the House
announcing that that body had disagreed
to the amendments OF the Senate to the
Legislative and General appropriation
bills. A committee Of conference was ap'
pointed which reported in favor OF allow
ing the Normal Schools 5000, which re-
port wss agreed to. The difficulty n re-
gard to the general appropriation Dill was
fixed by allowing the sum Of $3.50 Tor the
Day oil the pages Of the two Houses,
| Mr.. Summers offered the following res
Rssolsd, That the Committee on Ju.
dietary enquire into the expediency and
probable cost Of preserving the portraits o.
he Governors Of this State, to be placed
| In the executive office, and report by bill
or otherwise. ,,,...,..a
but on melton laid on the table until Mon
day: sgs...sg .Hsaf .,
allowed 81 per day extra for their services
during this session, to be paid out OF INT
contingent fund Of the Senate,
Recess till 2:30.
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MlLwAUxEE'se experience with steam heat
Ing, that Is, with heating residences and
places Of business by steam supplied from
a distant plant, teaches 1t that the plan is
good in warm weather, and even in mod.
crate winters, but In winters such % the
last 1t Is failure. The best the company
could do was to supply 45 degrees Of heat
where 65 were needed. Patronage was
withdrawn, the company suspended and
turned It's works over to It's customers 10
do the best they could with them The
failure may have been due in large part to
the attempt Of the company to supply too
large district, some Of the pipes extend.
ing q mile and'a half from the works. In
small district the plan would probably
work satisfactorily under any temperature.
The experience OF Milwaukee Is valuable,
as It proves the folly Of undertaking too
much. 1t does not deponstrate the fall.
tire Of the principle Of Steam heating on u
restricted Bcale. .
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oENERAL MoTlors
NOTICE,

The T., Ct Gtcsa Y, csassl a.
the OniuIng year will DO held at Ibe oSsa'';; 2
eam0tGIy. No. 1910 Main street, In ths CIV ny t,
I'M, on Thu RSDAY, the gtth d,y Of Nj RSSigN ass.
between the hou1 Of 10 aud 70 o'clOef "a 'aI,
b. B0NHGN
H
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WAX NOTICE,
,,nS saERIy'', AZ, oTg 5SE, 1910 CnAr.s.s,

6HKRIRB's OygICE, 1910 CRAPLNrs,
OPEN FROM 8 O'CLOCK A. n, USTII ,
O'CLOCK 7. N.
Al porlons indebted TO NE for taxes must calI 4,
the old Sh6Eid's Once anu settle pFomptly
For the further convenience Of those Who e,r,,,
spare the time during the day, will keep The osS,
open until O'Clock p. III.
UnlOsS you ave this last Notice attention I Mn
proceed 70 euiorte the law, hieh will In many ~
claims will DO presented to me a. usual ~
GEO. Il. TlNGLE
Ia9 EX'ShOrh Ohio COUNTY
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

Upon reassembling, Mr., McGrew, from
the Joint committee on enrolled bills, sub,
lnitted Q report oil the acts examined aHd
found to be correct.
The following bills were passed;
A bill to alter the boundary Of Sutton
independent school district in the county
Of BTaxton. -.
A bill amending the charter Of the city
of Wheeling, In relation TO o license tax
on foreign insurance companies.
A bill to release and discharge EphIaim
Bee, one OF the seCuritles Of i, L. Wade
late Sheriff OF Doddridge county.
Other bills Of q general nature were
passed, and on motion OF Mr.. McGrewr
the Senate, at $50 o'clock, adjourned un'
ill Monday at 0 A, ".
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CRY CLERxs Oyy,s,
WHEELIHO, W. Va, Marcd ii. IL,

WhAALhVi W. VA March II, lSi
Sealed proposals viii b received alths og,,',l,
City Clerk until THURSDAY, MARCH i; ny
O'Clock ., m, for making And delIytrp, sI NJ
castings the city Of wheeling mAy want irI Sss u
except VGtgT pipes, atop cOcks and drO plnH !eA,
Bids % DO 6ndoraed, "ProPoaAlH for cistis,, n,
City.n The Committee GA Water WUrkI ,s,sI. "
The right 70 TNi ect any or all bids, ''"uI
mill FRANK BOWERS, City Cl,,
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esundAYS excepted,
ION Sundays tWo can Will leave HofnbFook'a Ptfk
a. 900 a. m, and city atia.2O p, M 70 accommodl,e
soSia % Jos. KLEEH, superintendent,
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GRAND SPARRlEG AND WREST'
VI LING RXHIsITIoN, TO BE GIVEN AT
WsstwOOd's Nall, Eighth Ward,
For two nights only One hundred dolaTS to be given
10 cash aud prizes, Entities limited TO AlxICOni two
Flint contest heavy weight, all exceeding l5i
pounds spar with blaekened govOS, face hils 70
count. FirIt prize, $40, = gold hreRstpin and the
champ ioLShiP Of me city. Second prize So =.
secoud conieat, light weight, not exceeding lSS
pounds, PiiGOS same u above.
elbow style, PTiIel same ~ above
Fourth contest, light weight wrestling, Sid0'hold
Ityle. Prizes same ~ above.
entrance fee 81, All contests 10 be governed BY
Ed. James rules, Entries 10 close March ", 1881.
All communications should be addressed u The
manager, CHARLES Il FIsuEh,
wheeling, W. Va, No GO sor!y'hIth street.
After the entries arc made, the dates Of the eIhl-
billion will DO named, Persons Wishing " enter cAn
apply to Jesse LitOn, Eighth ward, and leave tseir
name, weight and entrance ZOE, aud receive the de-
sired Information, mh4
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From tho Springfield Republican.
Wayne MacVsagh is said to be like Ar
tomus Ward, willing to sacrifice all his
wite's relations on the altar Of reform.
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Once, Custom House, Wheeling, W, va isn
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II R. CoWDEN,
d. ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. l222 ChApllno Street, WbeGllng, w, W.. aHl
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ATTORNEYS.

w ]. W. COWDEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Once, No. 1222 Chapline st., Wheeling, VIVA
Prompt attention 10 all business isfIlIS
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T1ntH TABLE.
wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and Mlts SATURDAY, NoVtmbe, IA, 1850
carr on the Wheeling and Elm drove n Il, viii ran
a follows CNfd will Leave the city itoFneT Of Mafkel
and EIetenth 6iFeetfi, and HoFniyr6btIs pay Al
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MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice Is hereby given that ], Moses n. enngaF,
executor Of Janis V, Cuihng, deceased late Of Apl;
county will on OF after March 30. 1881, IanAsT 20
ShlF, Of the capital stock Of the aeeltng Belmont
Bridge Company, standing In the name Of nd Jamel
S SSSsAisRs A04E E5s si Ss y Attorney.
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CEALED PROPOSALS,

mhl0
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-14
A Man Terribly Injured.

Supposed to be Killed But May Recover.
 Much excitement was created for short time yesterday afternoon at about o'clock in one department of the wire mill on the east side of the Quinnipiac river, lower part of Fair Haven. Andrew Leonard, Q man of 21, while at work handling wire and passing it around drum or cylinder, was caught by the wire, and it was reported was whirled around the cylinder one hundred times be- fore the engine could be stopped. He went over and over many times, and when extract ed was found to be terribly bruised and hurt and his face was covered with blood. It was believed that he would survive but short time. Dr. Gilbert in Fair Haven was sum- moned, and as the man still breathed a presti was sent for,-Rev. MT. Mulholland, ,-both of whom visited the man. He was removed to tho hospital in this city, where it was found that one of the mans arms was bro- ken and his face and head terribly bruised and cut. Last evening he was under the in fuence of anodynes, with 8 fair prospect of his recovery. He came to the wire works only few weeks ago,-one report has il from Trenton, N. J., another Albany.
 Messrs E. s. Wheeler & Co.,, proprietors oi the mill autographed to his last place of resi- dence to notify friends.