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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
In MEMORIAM.

Died ut Montgomery, Wood Co., Ohio,
Maggie TeIfori, aged IA years, II months
md days. In her delirinm she said 10
lior mother: "When nre we going home",
referring 10 her home m Decrfeld, Portage
Co., from which The family had recently
moved, and where she left group of
fsienls aboni her own nge with whom she
had just made profession of her faiil, IN
Christ, and had celebrated his death Tor
hie first aud last lime. She asked her sis.
ter, who WAS hy her dying bed, If she
could not 60 will, her across the river
referring 10 her future home in heaven. OF
III lond and loving spirit ever, the deliri,,m
of fever could not caace from her memory
those whom she loved. Yhe wound lha at
WAS inflicted by the removal OF Maggie
from her fathers house OH earth, and from
those who had often greeted her, can lie
rooihed and healed only by the hope Of
meeting her again in thai house not made
with hands. Strange that the per-onnge
who lins made life So sweet. deatl, 20 iri-
nmphani and friends so dear, should moi
be more highly esteemed and welcomed to
every heart and 10 every circle. The Man
OF the Cross, who sent n ray Of light over
this dark world so clear as 10 disspaie the
shadow Of the grave and remove the ter
Tor al death and bring heaven n near,
surely ought not TO be forgotten nor bnrred
from those aallowed places, consecrated Ia
friendship or devoted to business. We
feel assured That her pastor, the Rev. ID.
v. May and those youthful hearts that to,
gether pledged their VOWS fur the first
lime and those who witnessed that impress.
sive scene will mingle their congrainla
iionH and tears with the family and friends
and will mOie fondly cling To him
whoi'aS abolished death and gives eternal
life. Corn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
State University Lectures.


The lecture course nj the State Univcr.
SHY IL announced to begin on the 9th of
January, will, the following lecturers and
subjects:
President Scolt-Earnings of Labor;
Earnings of Capital; Revenues Of the Gov.
ernmen'; The Ownership oi Land.
Prof. Townshend-The Farmers Home
The Farmers Food and Drink; Social Life
of Farmers; The Dairy; Grain Growing
Tile Beef and Pork Trade; WOOL and Mn
Ton; Drainage for lIealil, aud Profit; 'l'h,
Coming Fence; The Farmers' Library; a I
& Veterinary Science; Medical Irea men
"f Stock; Surgical Treatment of Stuck; Dis
eases Common TO Stuck IN Ohio.
Prof Iazenby-The Ohio Expcrim,n
Station; Fruit Growing; Weeds: Forestry
The Honey Bee.
Prof. Norlon-The Chemistry of tn,
Kitchen, four lectures.
Prnf. cl'arland-Drainage Engineering
Road Making; Measurements.
Prof. -AIeieorologicnl Bu
rau Of Ol,iu; Frost Warnings; Rainfall nn,
Evaporation.
Prof. Robinson-AIoiive Power.
Prof. Lord -NiIrogenous Fertilizers
Rhosplioric Acid Fertilizers; Potash, Lime
etc, Fertilizers.
Prof. Short-llistory Of Land Tenure
in Ohio.
Secretary W. I. Chnmherlnin-The Pro
dhction Of Wealth; Mnnures in American
Agriculture.
Hon. q. N. Olds-Legislation Relalin,
10 Agriculture.
Arrangements for reduced rates liav,
been made upon the railroads and M tn
entire course Of Lectures is free TO all, tl
farming interests should be well represent
cd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Nccessitntingn N urgioni Operation
lowing Mother Attempts to
Take "A rntr OF shears from
Her child.
PARENTS BE CAREFUL.

Domestic accidents are common 10 women,
and snme of them are verv serious. Mrs. War
ner, of South Rundoai, Ulster Co, n. V, some
weeks aRo attempted Ia take from her child n
pair of shotrs with which II was playing. A
slight struggle ensued In which the point oi
the shears entered Mrs. Warmers left eye, en-.
titrly destroying the sight. Her family phys
cnn 6ii what lie could. Int intensely painful
inflammation arose, which, by sympathy,
threatened the ltss Of the Other eye,. Total
blindness IN n woman having the care o! n
hnusrhuld Is an irretrievnble calamity. In
this strait Mrs. w. applied Ia the well known
aud skillnl Surgeon. DR.. David Kennedy, Of
Rondout, N. Y, who removed the injured eve
bv very successful operation. setting aside
I'LL danger at further harm IN the sight Of the
nther eve. Hut, owing IN pa in and mental dis
tress. her system needed tonic and restora-
live medicine. tn do this work the Doctor
rrrscribed "Kennedy's Favoriie Remedy"
which sustained It's reputation and laid sure
foundation of health.
Dr. Kenncdy's "Favorite Remedy"
rcnoves all impurities from the blnod, regu-
lntes the Liver and Kidneys. Cures C"nstipa-
tion and all diseases aud weaknesses peculiar
to Females. I, is fnr sale by all our druggists
ut ONE DOLLAR boltle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
An UnMrIiien rolni Of nIsiorr.

Truth IL indeed stranger than fiction. II
hlnsl rious historical characters died.
Richard Coenr ,le Leon like the animal
from which his heart was named fell hy
tle arrow oi an aiehrr. George ~ lmsa
oil away viciip OF glniiony and di,sipa
lion. Henry VIII died Of carbnlirhs and
scnrsy, because in those days there was ~,
Swayne'1 Ointment Tor skin li,eascs 10 cnr.
tle nflbcii.ns IN ilie beginning.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

How many proIis drag through life about
halt III. nerer really sick but aiwa's :nisera-
ble aud dning their work in n lisiless. reluctant
way. II duils the k en- edge Of ppasn e and
kills the zest oi living. All this results ir"m
Impure blood. A imlile of DR.. Kennedys 'Fa-
vorite Remedy" will transform such sufferers
into new creatures y cleansing the blnd and
toning MP the system. Hundreds are now liv-
ing healthy and happy lives who nrvir knew a
swell day" ill! they took DR.. KennedY's "Fa-
vorie Remedy"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

The Red dMa.k.--y"u hare seen prrsors
afflicted with VI, sipelarf Well. II IL ~ awfnl
thing. II dir6gues Tie IA o. aln.n.i hevnnJ re.
cognilion. and Is M dangerous ~ i, Il renulsivr
y oitrn causes sudden death. sud il sometimes
called Isl. Anibony's fi'e.' Mr.. y. u Car
rsa,rr, of Granyillc. n y, had il ia b II, legs
snd WAS cured bJ The ilse al Dr. David kenns,
dYs "Favrile Heneiy HIS ii.alil, 1. n.v
perfect. Dir. Kennrdv's "Farorite Remedy
u tbs very life nf iLv blood.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

Congress has been in session, something
over a week and shows commendable In.
tention Of settling down TO hard work and
making this session retrieve some OF the
many blnnders of the last. So far, 80
good. Amend the tariff and internal reve
nue laws 10 bring them within the realms
of common sense. and then ndjsnrn. and a
great nntion shall rise up and call you
blessed
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

AT the lusness meeting uf The Ohio Ed
jiorial Association, held in Dayton, We'd
ncsday, December G. the following officers
were elected: President, +. Mack; Vice
Ricsileni, l.. A. Brmer; Secretary, VIM.
e. Mc(sliniock; Treasurer, + Il. Alderman;
Executive Comniitee-NIessrs. i. +. Mack,
L. IIurper and J. X. Newcomer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

Owing 10 the cloudy weather very few
gond observations of the transit al Ncnn-
were obtained. Some, however. were per
fsrt, nnd the long mooied question oi the
distance oi the earth from the san, will
probnbly be settled
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

All trains arriving In i, lrdo. vin ,tt,r iints,
make clos. connections with the s uth hruud
rain Of the Columbus, II nc. irg Valle, ind To-
letlo Railway.
ID ret connections made In Union Depot at co.
nnlbus ior Newark. Znnrsvillr. fit. bufr,
Wheeling. baltimore, Washington and hilhfrl.
phia: also for Dayton. Cincinnati. Loui.,il,,
aud all point- South and SonIhwe est
Trains will arrive and 4, part from Toledo nd
Cnlnmbus. llocl Ing Valley and Toledo Hallway
company'r Depot. Sun;mii rect
W. ii HARRISON. Grn'I Ticket Agent,
ORLAND SMITH, Ge, erai Manager.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
$500 Reward!

wcwlll pay ibe above rrwuid inr nuy case "
III er Complaint. D,sIcIs u. fics lie ,lachr. In.
digestion. Constipation Dr tnri .rnre@ We cannLt
cur with ws-iS ves stable Liver Pils. when
I DIR 'rii'lnt ara s.rieiy complied witt They
aio purely Vegetable, aldneyrr fall - piye rai,.
fncIiun. Sagar Coated Large loxos., oninlning
10 Pills, 25r.nlr For sale by all Drugglsis
Beware ~ connimfoiis aud inliailVns. The
grnninr manufactured only by JOIN q. WEST
son 81. Chicago. Free trial package sent by
mall prepaid on receipt ofa y cent stamp,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
lSs3.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular jouraal is a rare combination
Of literature, art, and fashinn lis stories, po-
ems, and essays are by the best writer's Of Eu-
rope and America; its engraviugs possess II
highest artistic excellence and in all matters
pertaining to fashion IL H. universally acknowl-
edged 10 be the leading authority IN the land.
novelties.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
NEW ADVERTIs tMENTS
DISSOLUTION or CNPARTNEISnlP.

Notice is hereby given that the coparincrship
heretofore existing between Samuel Shriner and
W. s. johnson. under the firm name Of Shrincr
Il johnson. is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The businc will be continued by Samuel
Shrncr. who is hereby authorized to settle and
collect all outstanding claims due the late firm.
SAMUEL Skinner.
WARREN s. JOHNSON.
SroSY RtDGE. o., December IL 1882.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

Forbid intoxi xicating nostrums aud use Par
ker's Ginger Tonic In your family. This de.
licions remedy never intnx icat-s, is a true
hlo"d and brain food. and aiding all the vital
functions never fills to inT igoraie.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
what women snouid si.c.

Dysprpsia, weak bars, Dependency and
eihrr trnnbl.s caused me fearful ruff ring
Int Parker's Ginger Tonic ulAirs me- irel like
a new ininr. a grrM Iein.dy. E,ers woman
should use L..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

What, with ihc' come,, tile transit oi
vcmw, and the Editorial Association,
chattanooga must have beea liwly the
luiht week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

Q6vcrntr Foster has ordered H> sl~einl
election in the Seventeenth Disirit4,. io'
January 2d, 10 FIJI tie vacancy caused hy
tue death uf Congressman UIdrgrHf.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

". NJ. fiaIsinger & Bro, Mi,l,llrpori, o
ssys: I'VE sell Browns Iron liiller- and Il
gives general aud entire salislaeliQn."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15

rhe Volumes of the Bu=nr begin with the
first Number for January Of each year. When
M time is mentioned, IL will be Understood that
Number next after the receipt nforder.
The last Four Annual Volumes Of HDper's
B"rar, in neat cloth binding, will be sent by
mail, postage paid, or by express. tree NJ eS
pense (provided The freight dors not exceed
one dollar per volume), for 81 90 per v"lum-
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable i"r
binding. will be sent by mail, msipam, on re
ceipt Of 81 90 each.
Remittances should be made bv r"si"liicr
Money Order or Draft, To avoid chance or t,ss
Ne,e'popers are MOTTO copy his mRrerfi,rmrni
trithom the cypress order of ilARpxR 4 BnorikRs,
Address HARPER l. BRO THEIRS, New
York
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
g, HOP KIN 8.
Nos. 2 and 4 Second St., Perrysburg, O.
Health is Wealth.!

DR. c. We rs NEEvE AND d :MN TnEAT
ne,r. CunvuisiuLs. Fits, Nervous Prosirntion
caused ny the use of alcohol or iotacco, Wake
fulnes-. Mental D-pic.ri' N. Sof,cning Of the
Brain T; ;suing In is,nity aud le dingio misery.
decay aud death. Premature Old Age. Barrcuncs-.
Loss oi Power in either SIX. Involuntary Losses
and Sperm atorrhuca caused by oycr-cxcrtiun al
tn he brain. selt abuse ar over Indulgence. One
box wi I cure re cnt cases. Each bOx contains
one II oIih'r trrn rninIcnt. One dollar box. or siS
boxes lor live dollars sent by mail prepaid on
rccei, ,t ui prize We guarantee six boxes TO cur,
any ease. With nrh or cr rcc' ivcd by for siy
boxes. accompanied with f,e doll,r! We will
send the purrhBpcr our written guarantee TO re
fund the money If the treatment o. not effect n
cure. GuaInEtr's irr, ed only byJUIIN &. WEST
& CO. Sole rr,piict.r-. 1Xt n IS3 W. Madison
~ Chicago III. Grarnntcc's issut only In Per
rysburc by \. X. CnAMrSEY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
How 10 Avoid Drunucnn...

Premature grayness avod-d by using Par
ker's Hair Palsam, distinguished fnr its clean
liness and per.ume.'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
AGENTS WANTED.

II sell our Household Articles, One AGENT
made sl05.lO IN one week, One made $40 o..
another SI7.b5, another S23.5D Ia one tiny.
Charges Free. One Oonniy given TO each
AgcnI: Address for circular. etc. VIENNA
mANUF'G CO. 2Dp Main ST., Cbn,, q
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-15
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HANE EN . FNNNhbIN NVU hNE 1T
BRARY. One Year t52 Numbers) .....,lO 90
Postage Free to all Subscribers IN The Unite,i
States or Cmodu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-21

TIrIEEE INVESTIGATION by THE CORONER
Nrl:Y- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVICES
rrEsLARY.
.'Yro pondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH 20, 1882.
Tho cOrOnpr's Jury i'm the RhOdes-MasSie
cn,c assembled again saturday in the court
hou.e Evidence Of mach importance was
brought before them. But la considera-
ton oi knowledge OF yet further evidence
10 be had they adjourned without finish
M their work 10 meet Oh Friday, oath
instant In the mean time Che members OF
iht Rhodes family were arraigned upon
evidence already secured, and their eX-
animation postponed until the coroner'S
Jury complete their labOrs.
The horses Of Mr.. Uppleby, an English
gentleman, ran away with him on Thurs
dN night and threw him from his buggy.
"rc4'ioning some very severe wounds and
Tui-,s. He was taken 10 the hotel, where
hc lrcnyed medical attendance and is doing
we'll
M, Tom Lewis, The popular drug-clerb
Wild wills Geiger, while handling some
OF barrels had the misfortune TO get hi'
hihd ilmmed between two barrels, Wher
ihc climb Of the barrel cut the second ano
third fingers of near the Grst joints.
\ colored man working on the Chesa
peakc and Ohio yard had two finger
mashed OF while coupling ears on Friday
he store Of Brown & Alexander Wa
entered last night and rled Of some OF Il
ronicnis, but how much il j. not possibl
10 ascertain. The money-drawer wa
broken open, but there having been n
money left In il, the thieves bad their labo
Tor their pains. The burglars forced tn
front door TO effect an entrance. Our.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-21
virginia News.

The guessing at the contents OF a jar OF
beans at Amelia Courthouse month past
closed last week. II contained LAS. and
Mr.. w. J. Towncs guessing 2,ij5, was
awarded the prize.
Mr.. William ID. Judkins, former resi-.
dent Of Lynchburg, but now engaged in
the mercantile business in Baltimore, l.
lying dangerously i'll in that city OF typhoid
fever.
The exports OF manufactured tobacco In
bond from Petersburg during the week
ending Friday the 18th instant amounted
to l02,0jS pounds, shipped to various
foreign ports.
Young Rush Floyd died last week at
Tallahassee, Fla, of consumption. He
was n brother OF Peter j. Otey, OF Lynch
burg, and grandson Of Governor Floyd.
The Lynchburg Vdyinian says: cit is
with feelings OF regret that we are called
upon to chronicle the death OF young
man so full Of promise and usefulness. Our
sympathies go ont TO bis bereayed parents
in the hour OF their sad ailliction."
The lighthouSc-tendcr Violet, Captain
Lawrence, will arrive here to-day and pro-
coed TO PamlicO, Albemarle, Cr0atan, and
Roanoke sounds, North Carolina, where
all the buoys that have not been looked
after for years past, and which are weather.
worn and covered with barnacles, will be
taken up. cleaned, reprinted, and reset.
The shoal buoy, red, No. 4, marking the
southern edge Of the Horseshoe shoal,
Chesapeake bay, having disappeared, an
other will be anchored in it, place this
week. All the buoys designating the
Beaverton and Craighill channels are now
in good condition. Norfolk Landmarks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-21
Fatal Result of "a HOyish Quarrel.

WHEELING, W. VA, March l0.-Early
This morning, while returning from dance,
Frank Davis, aged eighteen, was shot ana
killed by Wilbur Milligan, aged seventeen.
The boys had been quarie!iing al uahct-
house, and at a late hour Davis lett. escort
inc two girls home, one of whom MilliSan
wanted 10 take. When Davis reached the
corner Of North Front and Zane streets
Milligan rushed out from place OF conceal
ment and attacked him. DAVIS defended
himself and succeeded in knocking his as
saiant down. MiIligan gained hls iee,,
however, and drawing small pistol ilred.
The ball pierced Dayis'S heart, ana, M'cr
lingering for twenty minutes III an iilseiifi-
ble condition, he expired on the spot where
he was shot. Nillgan was arrested at his
uncle's house short time after the tragedy
and lodged in Jail. Milligan was under the
influence OF liquor, but Davi, i said to have
been perfectly sober.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-21
yhc Southern Floods.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.--A special
from Nicksburg 10 the Times Dem0crdt,
dated midnight. says that the river mas
risen onciuch i'm the past tweuty-lOui hours,
bpt i now stationary. kilograms from
Yozoo City report no change in the condi-
tion Of affairs there. The steamer Carroll
arrived there to-day with $50 mules ana
oiher stock and $50 refugees from the over
lowed section. II is believed that the river
n YaZoo ity will be ut n stand tomorrow.
II las fallen nm inch at Kicks place, above
there. The steamer Headlight, IRON
Dnvis's Bend, brought TO Nicksburg 200
head OF stock and 800 people, ma
iority OF whom are in most destitute con-
difion. She reports Kanack, Hurricane,
and Bio Black islands rs completely SUD-
merged, not a strip OF land beng 'isiDi,
in that entire section. At Palmyra ana
Dyis's Bend about thirty acres OF land are
ot;D above water. The steamer Dickson,
from Eagle Bend, brought seventy-lN,
head OF stock and scyenty-liNe people, aho
/ renorts the levcc immediately III iront OF
Niliken's Bend TO have broken last nigh,'
/ The creyasec is now one thousand yard'
wide. when the Belle OF Memphis passed
WARRINGTON place last evening the water
60 ,nnnido over the lcyee. n iurthel
80 nf an inch or 30 will put that fine plan
tation under water. q,
The steamer Josephine spiingler VII
leave to-day for Roundaway bayou on
mission Of relief. Planters are making ar
ranoements with the boats to go out IN The
overflow and save the stock. The dept
Of thc waters through Madison parish lay
four 10 five feet over most OF the cotton
fields. The tug Biscly went up 10 MIN
ken's Bend yesterday to BRING OF
stock. The majority Of the creature
were so nearly starved that the! area ol
thcir way hither. The current passlnl
through Milikcn's Bend carried away TN,
tore at that place a couple OF miles oacl
into the country. Vick,burg Is rapid,
. filling up with negroes nom Tue over
lowed lands above and below. They ar
unable TO get work. and will have TO be rs
sisted by the Government. ~
The Belle Of Memphis, when arrive
last nicbi from 4. Louis, IN addition
her ireight-list. brought lot OF stock iron
, Henderson, and other points also, abou
: $50 passengers, including iarge numpe
, OF negroes from the overflow. Aliohs ne
, passengers we're twenty newspaper CORE
T. spondcnts and four sketch artists TO do I'll
p oyerfioWed district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-21
.rhc VIII OF Thnddcus stevens.

Under The viii OF Thaddcus SteNehs IiIf
fa,orlte nephew, Thaddeus stevens. Jr.'
was 10 receive the bulk Of the estate ut tue
end OF fifteen years il he oyercamc his dls-
sjpated habits il he did not, however, ne
was TO receive $500 per annum during Ms
life. and the residue OF his estate. provided
II amounted to $4,000, was to be devoted
10 the founding Of an orphan asylum. iil'
nephew not complying with the require
mentS OF the will, the executors were aboll'
arranging for the transfer OF the estate to
the Chidren's Home, OF Lancaster, Pa
when DIR. Tbaddeus n. stevens, OF Indiana
stepped in and fled bill in equity, clam
ing The estate on the ground that 1t does mol
reach $4,000. Able counsel have been re
taincd on both sides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-21
IYNCHBuRG.

I'M SMALLPOX IN LyNcnBrRG AND BED.
rogp--RAILRoAD NTELLIoENcE--PEg-
NAL--yISCEfI.ANkoUs.
,carrc~pondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
MARCH 20. 1882.
\ well-authcnticaicd case OF smallpox
Ia. developed here, official announcement
of The fact being made In the papers to-day
h, Dr. Walker, president OF the Board of
ueslth. The victim Is a negro man,
named Henry Smith, who T. supposed 10
ne contracted the disease from an escaped
nero lunatic from the asylum at Rich
monA. The mnatic in question was ar
re.tsd here on the Sth instant and incarce-
,,,ed in cell at the city Jail with fourteen
o,h.r prisoners. among whom was this
Urn,y smith. On the 10th Smith showed
ion. II the disease, and was Immediately
senf 20 the pcst-house.
Miss FnGua. daughter OF the man who
,,ic5 81 smallpox in Bedford county. died
~, b.r home. in the Little Otter neighbour
ro,d Friday, oi the same disease. This
his the third death that has occurred
,ror. smallpox in Bedford county within
The l.t eight or ten days.
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
company have a good force at work on the
extension al their line through the city,
snI re making rapid progress. The work
;,', force labor under great disadvantage
-, count ~ the water not being turned
MI tA, canal save on SUNDAYS.
NJ lanes l.. Beck has accepted the po-
.;,,'n rendered him 10y the Norfolk and
we.,,rn authorities aS freight agent OF the
comyany at this point.
v.rk on the dam being constructed
,I,.s. flta off hN fla n IL
..',s,ie. ~ the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company is being energctIcaily
rr.le3 forward. one section having been
already finished. - 49,,
r,..,d in this city several days ago on me
.n.ri.ion Of being one u. II: 'lymer, a
b-rt.robler. from Rome, Ga, has been re-
l,...d. n telegram from the authorities OF
lint town having been received here stating
That be is not The man wanted.
Tio United states Court for the Western
ni.t,.ct OF Virginia commences its semi
annual term in this city tO-morrow-Judge
Enr- presiding. Mr.. John &. Waits, the
ncuh.appoiuted marshal for this district.
/. already in The city.
Am indication OF the healthy state oil
bctolacco-market here, il Is stated that
ia, of bright- sold at one OF the warehouses
ht week for Sllj per hundred.
Nlr. William ;. Judkins, son of Tie we'll
known Methodist minister, Rev. William
r. Judkins. Is aarmingly i'll OF typhoid
pneumonia nj his place OF residence. in
baltimore. PRAYERS for his recovery were
oaer,I in the Methodist churches OF this
ct, yesterday.
lis, week 1850 pounds OF tobacco
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