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STAUNTON.
THE BOARD REGULATING DIFFERENCES IN THE
DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND TNsTiTu1IoN-PER-
800 LL.I.

THE BOARD REGULATING DIFFERENCES IN THE
DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND INSTITU1IoN-PER-
sONAL-MAINAGE, ETC.
fCorrespondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.J
DECEMBER II, 1882.
There was called meeting Of the Board
of Visitors Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Institution Yesterday to settle matters OF
difference between the principal, Or.
Vaughn, and the steward, Mr.. Thomas ;.
Davis. The Board. which consists Of Sena-
tor Eskridge. of Montgomery; Delegate
Grimm, OF Page; Delegate Lady, OF Rock
bridge: Delegate Iarnsberger, of Rock
ingham: and Messrs. b. +. Craig, ]. w.
Waddv, and W. II. Peyton, OF Augusta,
all of whom were present, was in session
late last night.
DIR. Z. l.. Murphy, late assistant physician
at the Western Lunatic Asylum. who was
removed by the CoaIitionists, has just been
elected to the position OF Superintendent
of the Western Lunatic Asylum OF North
Carolina. at Morganton, in that state. DR..
Nurnby is a son.in-law Of Mr.. James Bum
gardner. Sr., OF this county. He is the
second one of the former physicians oil the
ASYLUM here who has been eiected TO I'M
nortant positionsin asyllms mother states
| Governor lUtioIi ia- i'opIN'''' ~ -
| Il. f. Fifer flour Inspector iof lhis cit!'
Mr.. Fifer has held the Office Tor sixteen
wears, and is perhaps the best inspector Oh
ilour In the state. IA.
The Virginia Porcelain aud Terra-C otit
Works, situated near Waynesboro', IN this
county, were sold on Tuesday last TO Wal
tom & Sweeney, OF Wheeling, W. Va, ioi
80. 600 cash. The new firm proposes t'
90 to work at once at manufacturing IRE
brick, terra-cotta pipes, tiles, &c. =
| Mr.. o. McCutchen, OF MiddieDrooh, II
this county, has Just been grah'eu l'a'eh
on railway gate. w,
| Cards are out for the marriage on Wed
mes Isy next Of Miss Mag Erwin, OF I'M
city. TO Walter e.. Coleman, nj frinit,
church. ., Ill an,
Colonel William q. Sterrett, an ola an'
well-know citizen OF Staunton, died yes
terday afternoon. WA
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PETERSBURG.

SUDDEN DEATH or A LADY-LOs9ES PY PRE-
BRISK HOLIDAY TRADE--MATRlMONIAI.-
COTTON BCRNRD-sENT on TO THE UNITED
STATES COuRT-CHAMBERO or COMMERCE, &C.
| ICON dependence Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
DECEMBER IS, 1882.
Mrs. Octavia Branch, wife OF Mr.. Miles
Ii. Branch, died very suddenly ut the resi-
dence OF her husband, in Dinwiddie conn.,
| ~, yesterday afternoon. Deceased was a
daughter of the late Edwin Friend, one Of
the most prominent and successful farmers
OF the county, and leaves several children.
MIR. Branch had just gone out Of the house,
leaving his wife in her usual health, when
he was informed by one Of his children that
she was dead.
The loss Of property by fire in this city
In 1881 was less than 100000. II Il be-
| licved that the record Of this year will
| show even more fayorably. We have had
but one or two fires this year involving
anything like serious destruction Of pro-
perty.
The trade preceding the holiday season
has thus far been exceedingly brisk. and
bids fair 10 excel in volume and profit that
OF any year for the past decade. This l.
IN indication that the people generally are
several marriages in upper society are
announced TO take place during the latter
days OF December and the early days Of
January. II is also announced that the
holiday season will he one Of unusual gai-
ETY. in or city in the way of receptions and
sociables and dancing parties.
Some unknown boy carelessly or inten-
tionaly touched his lighted G gar to IA bal g
OF cotton on Sycamore street last evening,
and two bales were nearly destroyed be-
fore the fire could be eXtinguIshcd. The
flames were only prevented from spreading
by the removal OF large number OF bales
from the vicinity. The burned cotton was
the property OF Messrs. John Tanner Il Co.
Commissioner Gallagher day or two
ago had before him for examination we'll
known colored man, named Thomas Dean,
charged with a violation OF the United
States revenue laws in selling liquor with
out license. The proof against the ac-
cused seemed to be clear, and he was sent
on to the United States District Court for
trial During the past few weeks there
have been many Of these cases before the
| Commissioner, and several OF the parties
have been convicted in court and sen
fenced. Strange to say, most OF the par
| ties were colOred.
The Chamber Of Commerce has secured
apartments for holding It's meetings in tho
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. The Chamber Is engaged IN
getting ont its annual statistics OF the trade
and commerce and manufactures OF The
city. which 1t is believed will present
highly favorable exhibit in comparison
with last year.
The little daughter Of Mrs. Arabell'
Scroggins. on Old street, who was so pain
fully injured few DAYS ago by swallowing
concentrated I've. will, it is believed, re
cover. Her condition Is much more favor
BILE. ROBIN ADAlR.
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Booker Robertson, who shot and killed
Robert Craddock at Lynchburg recently,
has not been able TO give the required bail
OF $4,000.
Young Mr.. Robert Bankhead Garnet,
son OF the late Mr.. Thomas Garnett, died
at the home OF his mother, In King George
county, lew days ago.
The Lee County Sentinel SAYS that at
Jonesville. several days since. little child
Of Ar. John rutherford was severely
burned by falling head-foremost into an
old-fashioued fireplace.
The Alexandria Gazette says "A gentle
man who was cunning in Fairfax county
a day or two ago was accompanied by two
dogs. They at one time took opposite d.
rections, when one "treed" squirrel,
which the gunner quickly dispatched.
The other dog, which was some distance
of. upon hearing the shot bounded towards
the tree from which the squirrel had just
fallen with all his speed, upon arriving at
which he eollided with such force with his
canine partner as to Kill him instantly.
The Lynchburg Girginian OF Thursday
says: "a man named Warren. about
| twenty-five years old. mailing from Lunen-
burg county. fell last night, while intoxi-
Gated. over the stone wall at the head OF
Main street, in the neighborhood OF Mr..
Guggenheimer's residence, and was Sc
verely injured. The distance was over
two hundred feet, and his escape from IN
slant death il almost miraculous" The
Ae,rS adds that his downward progress
was impcded by bushes and trees, and that
he was rescued from his perilous position
| by means OF ropes.
Robert Whitlock, young man, who was
accidentally shot by a man named Downs
in bar-room at Aide, Loudoun county,
last week. died on Saturday night. The
circumstances connected with the shooting
are these: A negro man was in the bar.
room and causing some disturbance. when
Downs told him 10 get out or he would
shoot him, At the same time drawing q
double-barrclled pistol. which he supposed
was empty, but one barrel OF which had q
charge in IL. The negro refusing to obey
the order to leave, Downs snapped tho
empty barrel At him, and in turning pulled
the trigger OF the other, when it was dis
charged, the ball entering the abdomen OF
Whitlock, who was looking on, and causing
the wound that proved fatal.
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CAROLINE.

A BUSY COuRT-INDICTMENTS By THE GRAND
JURY --PROsECUTI0N or ELECTION FRAUDS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di5patcILl
BowLIYG GREEN, December II, 1882
Caroline County Court has Just this
p. NJ. adjourned, after two-days' session
OF arduous work Yesterday the grand
Jury was in session the whole day. They
brought in two indictments for ielony--one
against r. a. Carter for unlawful shoot
inc, and Joint indictment against Philip
Wright and William Ii. Richardson two
colored men OF Stafford county, for break
ing into the granary OF William Mithot
and stealing one hundred bushels OF wheat.
Carter was tried to-day, found guilty, and
given a short period IN Jail. Wright and
Richardson, who were out on ball, did not
appear. CdpiaSes and scire .fdciases were
awarded against them
The grand jury found presentments for
violating the election laws-yiZ.. one
against b. Il. Wright, our county SUI
perintendent OF schools; three against
l.. E. Andrews. constable. and collcc-
tor under appointment OF ;. Brown Al
len, and two against W. j. Merrill. also a
constable, and collector appointed by said
Allen to furnish the delinquent taxpayers
OF Caroline an opportunity to exercise the
highest privilege Of an American citizen.
aud one against l.. l.. K. Dunn for issuing
tax-receipt TO one W. Parker. Our ciil-
cient attorney for the Commonwealth, MIR.
Moncure, Is after these late frauds "wtll
sharp stick" Judge Welch, from the
bench. congratulated our county by saying
he was surprised that so few had been
found who were chargablc with fraud IN
the late election whcreupon Mr.. Moncure
remarked that he was moi done yet, but
would try another grand jury at The Feb
ruary court il the facts came 10 his know
ledge; that one OF these cases might de
yelop two hundred frauds perpetrated Oh
the eth OF November last.
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ROTETOURp.
TEMPTED AND TAEEN-ADyENTuEEs OF AN
ADVENTUROUS YoUIn-ACCIDENTAL sHOOT-
ELECTROMAGNETIC. &C.

TEMPTED AND IAkEN-ADNtNItl st- ot An
ADVENTUROUS YoUIn-ACCIDENTAL sHooT-
ING-ICE-HARyEsTING. &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
FINCAsTLE, Va. December Il, 1882.
Yesterday was regular grand-iury term OF
the court. Among the indictments found
by the grand Jury l. one against ID. Edwin
Cowan for embezzling funds to the amount
of Il ,Oi0 belonging 10 the Shendoah-Nalley
Railway Company. This young man. not
unprepossessng in appearance, and Just
out OF his teens, had been In the employ OF
said company for more than year, when
he was entrusted with a roll OF money 10
pay OF the railroad employees. With this
money In his pocket he set out for tour OF
the South, and was ''doing" FL Paso when
he was arrested by the Texan authorities
and shut up in prison in that town. Not
satisfied with his adobe apartment Uor II
seems that his prison-hOuse was bnilt oil
sun.dried brick). he pulled out brick
and again sought the light al day;
He was again arrested and loaded
with irons-chained 10 fellow
prisoner. He and his companion III
distress again escaped over the line into
Mexico, had their irons struck OF, and
| then this Young man returned to Ell Paso
surrendered himself to an officer. who al,
lowed him the liberty OF the streets, anc
when the Virginia officers reached thai
town they found him walking unconcern
ed about the streets. He was arrested by
the officers OF Roanoke, and lodged In lai
here Yesterday evening. This young mar
| tells me that the Cowans OF this state anC
OF West Virginia are no relations Of his
that his father came from England, settled
| in ST. Louis, where he was born, ant
thence removed to Philadelphia. His coun
sci. Colonel q. w. Hansborough, has writ
| ten TO an aunt OF the prisoners, who i've
| I'm Philadelphia, with the expectation
getting money to replace the einbe<zle'
| funds.
The Board Of Supervisors have not We
come to an agreement with the Richmond
and Allegheny Railway Company 10
building the bridges across the James.
Last Saturday a colored boy nance
Charlie stevens was dangerously shot by
pistol in the hands OF negro named oimI
con Roth OF the boys Were in the kitchel
OF Mr.. Graybill, who lives near Amstei
dam. and Charlie was sitting down ~
table studying his lessons when the pistS
carele.sly handled by simpson went OF
and the ball entered the thigh near u
body. DR.. p. X. Graybill probed for tn
hall Int has failed to find 1t. The WOUND
ed bow has suffered great pain ana IN
wound may prove fatal. ,c,
All the wagons procurable were brougI
into requisitlon Saturday hauling Ice.
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DANNIILE.
DRIP.

ruIrp ny AN ENGINE-fIRE-PEKSO
tCo,resnondencr Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER Ia, 1882.
coiored woman named Emily Gallo
,,ar from the jacksonville settlement, was
' w.: YESTERDAY bv the engine Of the mail
,rain from the South and killed instantly:
rno coroner deemed ii unnecessary to hold
-, ;no,,est il being apparent from the tes-
timony OF several persons lilat Tue "oLi'"i
must have seen the train as it was coming )
that the engineer gave the signals Iepea.,
edIy. and also attempted 10 STOP 'he ,laii'
when be saw that the woman was Wy
mined 10 pass across the t'ach hnoau ",
him and that the woman, AFTER 81. n' ,'
GOTTEN over the outer rail, seeihtu u INN"
sbe was free from danger, ana s'oppeu'
fire broke out Monday nisht III 'ne
store Of Messrs. j. ii. Valentine blo'
tber. caused, it is supposed, from Tue "a,
nlosion OF lamp. The damages 10 ,ne
huildjng, which Is the proper! Vi WI:
Martha Waddll. OF this county, are es.,,
mated al about $500; to the goods apous
81 zoo. Mrs. Waddill was insured ny Tue
pbcniy for 81 800; the Star, SoOO: Mess ~
Valentine were insured by the Niagara ioi
81 Io0. the London Assurance Tor Sl,ooo,
the ROYAL for $1,000, the Hamburg-h'e'''''
for $1,000. ,,,,o. hoo Noon con.
f,,ad 10 his room for several weeks. any
hos been a great sufferer from earp""'''
| ON the back of his neck. -, -, .she
y" Mr. benjamin Grimes. druggist Oh Asn n,.
lilo \. G., formerly in trade mere, oa'' ~
dnrn from Asheyile in the carry par' .
his week, and has retired from pus'" y,
~ "'S concurrence Of disability produeeo ~
nr;,,ht,s disease, and gone to his iather
~ Orange Courthouse. ALI
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WEST POINT.

-..,,,,,r,>,c MARRIAGE-PERs0NAL-
c,,1Ioys GROWING OUT OF THE iAih hhN'
T,oN-TowN IMPROVEMENT &C.
rcorrespondence Of The Richmond D - ,Ssa
Ona NJ the most interesting occasions ~, ~,
on I'm ~, was the marriage, at the Baptlst
". mis- evening, Of Mr.. X. w. E4oank
and Miss Nettie scott, oo.n ,.,od honr
ai'u At O'Clock, the appoinieu moui,
bs church was crowded TO It's "''ei'"os'
e' lrSe bridal couple were attended ty M ,he
l.. "a :" Mrs Thomas =. Bagby, the nl..r o ,ni
anu Mr. and Mrs. George X. scout anu
Mr and Mrs. r. ii. Sco't, Tue io ,,orsarmea
,nsrs. and the ceremony wa p h,;da
MP, ~ pex A. +. Scott, father Of the piine'
D.! t'. vas one O! the handsomesi eoup,ss Ms
va" Wv The bride was very beau'''"'''
ever ,.eis Cd" IN garnet velvet and satin. o.,
After the ceremony the Dr,ae , aI" they
n 70 the steamer Havana, wnere .ney
l ,eppa;,sd the congratulations oi n,aa!
100 and at o o'clock left Ior "r'u m
iI"r ~ Baltimore, Washington ano L'"'
oou" n. Pollard, Esq. Commoh"s ss,Sssd
attorney for King and Yus. as ~ Rich.
s ssk town to-day on his way ~ .n m'sr
saoud on professional business. ms s IN,
c"nSnddeutiy Of conylcting the ps'u; ssn,na
IIssad n 6is county last week TOT '; - ~.
and using fraudulent tax'rece'p' " "
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CHESTERFIELD.

WORK OF THE GRAND JrRY-A SUPERVISOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO TIE PENIIES.
TIARY-MURDER TRIAL SET FOR FRIDAY.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA.,
December IA, 1882.
The County Court met on Monday
Judge James NJ. Gregory presiding. The
grand jury found the following indict
ments Solomon Jones (colored). for muir
der; Crawford Anderson (c0lorcd), for fe-
lonious assault; George Woodson color
ed), for house-breaking and Robert Whit.
more (coloredD, felonious assault. The
cases Of Adelbut Taylor (wbite). charged
with forgery, and Willis Tatum (colored).
charged with misdemeanor, were returned
as not true bills.
Jack jenkins (colored). charged with
rape, was hrraigned for trial, but elected
TO be tried In the Circuit Court. He was
bailed in the sum OF $3.50.
Cornelius Mimms, Esq, the colored
member OF the Board Of Supervisors from
Midlothian district, having for his valuable
services in behalf Of the Coalition party
during the late campaign accepted clerk
ship In one Of the departments Of the Gov
eminent at Washington, sent in his resigna.
ton as such supervisor. The Judge ap-
pointed Benjamin W. johnson (colored) a
supervisor in the place Of Mimms. Mr.
johnson is handsome and intelligent, and
quite popular. The Judge no doubt Sc
lected the best man he could find in thu
ranks OF his party. AT any rate, the peo
pie seem satisfied.
On Tuesday Crawford Anderson leo
Iored) was tried for IN assault with intent
to kill the taller Of this county in August
1877. and found guilty. and sent to The
penltentiary for three years. Anderson
escaped from Jail in 1877, and was at large
until one day last week, when he was cap
tured in Nottoway county by the iailer o
this county.
Yesterday Robert Wbitmore (colored)
charged with malicious shooting, was be
fore the court on bench-warrant. ant
bailed TO the February term.
Solomon Jones (colorcd). charged Will
numbering his son. is to be tried Tomorrow
George Woodson (coIored) was tried ant
sent to the penitentiary for two years. III
was charged with house-breaking.
Colonel Ambers, counsel for Crawford
Anderson. will take the ease OF Anderson
to the Circuit Court upon writ OF error
CHESTERFIELD.
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parafiine works at Point Breeze Thurs.
day morning, was overcome by the vapor
from vat Of boiling oil and fell into It.
His shrieks brought other workrnen to his
assistance and he was removed 10 the Penn
sylvanIa Hospital. He was literally boiled,
and died about half-past O'Clock IN the
afternoon.
Lee Wilson, grade foreman on the Gin
einnsti Southern road, was found dead
recently in a disreputabIe house occn.
pied by Sarah Taylor, at Georgetown, Nv.
The woman gives al unsatisfactory account
OF the affair, saying that he shot himself
while she was not looking. A pair OF half.
worn, blood-stained boots were under q
bed, and Wilson's boots being gone indi-
Gates murder. Wilson's home was in
| Virginia.
A Scranton telegram OF the 14th says
Anthony Mullin, aged thirteen, at Provi-
dence last evening, in attempting to Jump
from Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern train, fell in front Of 4 train moving in
an opposite direction and was killed.
Michael iIefi'ron, while walking between
the railway tracks at Archibald yesterday,
was caught in the wheels OF a ear. dragged
nearly half mile, and killed.
A telegram from Mahanoy City, Pa.
says: At 3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
Mrs. William Wynne, highly-respected
lady of this place. Who was on her way "a
the Lehigh Valley depot, had just assembled
steep embankment and stepped on The
track when she was strtGk by ooal-train
The engine and forty ears passed over her
body, which was cut TO pieces. and was
gathered up piece by piece and placed in q
sheet. The train was passing round 8
curve. and the engineer was powerless to
prevent the accident.
Between II and | O'Clock Thursday
man walked into the store OF +. l.. Miles
a manufacturing ieweller at Cleveland
Ohio, aud asked the proprietor TO put !
new spring into cheap watch. Will,
Mr.. Miles was repairing the watch the
stranger quietly picked up a BAG contain
ing about 10000 worth OF unset diamonds
rubies, emeralds, sapphires, opals. cats
eyes, and pearls. With this plumber IN,
thief walked off lmnotced, and it was no
until Mr. Miles happened to want one o
the gems to set that he discovered that n
had been robbed.
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BUCKINGHAM.
couRT-pAY--A REMARKABLE OLD "LNihh
MAN--PAsToRAL cALL-PERsoNAL'

rouRT-DAY--A REMARKABLE ohp "-''"'-
MAN--PAsToRAL cALL-pERsoNAh.
ROCKINGHAM, Va, December H. iSS2.
To-day our County Court was III ses-
sion-,.Jndge 4. 5. Hall presiding Com
monwealth against negro for hoise-6urn'
;n me-, WAS the only criminal ease on trial. A
large crowd of both white ana coiored was
in attendance. ;,,,orad
CAPTAIN Jordan Taylor, who informed
the writer that he will be ninety years OF
aye in February next, came out 10 eour.
on foot, some two or three miles, ana was
looking as well as he did forty years ago.
The Courthouse (Maysyille) and New
store churches have inaugtrated move
ment to procure the services OF Rev; y" IL
linn Stoddert, d. d., Of Mexico, Mo-. 10
fiil the two pulpts. He Is exeeeoingis
nop,llar with our people, and there Is a
Universal wish for him TO be amongst u
again. as this is part of his ante-bellun
field. MI. ,,.o- ., oonr,
looking as fresh as when ne was presiden'
Of the Confederate House OF Represents
tiyes, and apparently as full OF gooo ser
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From FfncaStIe.
lCorrcspondence of the Richinond DIspItVn'l
FINcAsTLE, December IL, 1857.

Correspondence Of the kichincha D,'p 100
FINcAsTLE, December IL, 1872,
A letter has been received mere iroih ~
D. sizer, who is living in the Mes'; h tI
ouiring for the post-oiiice address OF us
brother james, who left this county ior
Louisa several years ago. Mr.. sizer writes
that he Is very low with consumption, anu
wishes to come to Virginia 10 Ole. lie
taught school in this town some years ago;
when a mere youth; moved west ana
,shiIe there rose to some local distine'i -,
ss q teacher and newspaper-man: Ills III
ness will be very much regretted by irienas
/ cowan was indicted by spscsG ana
NOT a regular grand jury, as might lie III
TERED from my yesterdays letter.
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IRON. sTEEL. 4e.
NgRTALS. GRtNDSTONES, &c.

BEsT RFpiNED BAR iKoN--sssosted siIes;
HORsE-sHOg, HOOP, BAND, and OvALs,
swEDE IRON and NORWAY ssHAPss-as-
sorted ares;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED. and AMERICAN
sliEET-lkON;
NAYLOR's & Asst. SPRING, and TfRE-STkEI.;
sPEI.TER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER. AxLEA
NOVA SCOTIA and OHIO aEINDSTVNss-s
full supply.
por sale BY HENRY y. wOHiuAA,
de- 0-Sm corner fifte<nlh and Cary ssrsssA
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late election. The parties indicted were
james q. Cannon, late senator, and now
county superintendent OF schools; l.. A.
Tyler, commissioner Of accounts, and r.
r. Miiby, collector OF taxes In arrears
Our town Is growing rapidly. Exten-
sive building Is In progress, and business
Is brisk. There are now two ships load
Ing with cotton at our dock for Liverpool.
(lUI
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,,,,,nprrx.Yy Loss FOR A WIDOW LADi
PEN OF HOGS ROASTED ALIVE.

PEN OF HOGS ROASTED ALIVE.
p.up,,y,s. Va, December IL, lsss.
tas, MonJsy evening at about o'clock
Tho residsnce 81 Mrs. Jane Gillian, wldo"
90 90 ,hs ,ota .Iohu VIII. Gillian, near Walk
sr,s chmrch was entirely consumed by
fire, together with all her clothing a,sn anu .
household and kitchen furniture a,so' ~ =
nice lot Of slaughtered pors a.. ,ha pt ,hs y,
ten hogs were 50 near the ne re eua he
were roasted alive before tney soau ss a.
moved. A portion OF the mouse use, wa '.,nsa ~
most falling In before the nre was uass Gov.
cred. and consequently there was no tune o.
to remove anything. Mrs. Gillian and ne'
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son Johnny were the only ones near at the
time. The fire was entirely accidental,
caused by defective fue, In which q
stoye-pope entered. Ii Il almost needless
TO say that Mrs. Gillian has the heartfelt
sympathy Of this entire community. No
insurance. Yours, &c, Q.
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A Cincinnati telegram Of the iStL says
Whiskey Jumped up two cents to-day 1Oo
barrels being reported sold ~ si'is' anu
he market was firin al that figure
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CI0ARs.

HEWITT a. sons oassre
sPs;,;.sIso; + 81 s sSo Eb JACK"
.visrAsr .pS tlffGE 81 T si'a Assms'rs to-
All fhese Eoo1s ar ere wsaR III. .r.os
owe Gnem TRIAL