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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05
OFFICER AND MOONSnISER DEAD.
bloody Meeting on the streets Of butler
Mo.-Contrndictory stories.

Mo- Contradictory stories.
BUuER, Mo-, Dec. i.-tlnited States
Marshal Willis. who had warrant for the
arrest Of Pierce Morgan, moonshiner, late
last night met him ON the street. Morgan
declared he would not be taken alive, and
drew his revolver and fred. The bullet
missed its mark and Willis whipped out his
revolver and both fired simultaneously.
Both bullets took effect Willis was shot
through the heart and died instantly. Nor
gan WAS shot in the stomach and died this
morning.
Another story OF the tragedy is that il
was the consnmmation Of long standing
feud. Yesterday Willis, while intoxicated,
Quarrolled with some Of Morgan's friends
aud WIS arrested 10y Morgan. who il the
city mnrshal. Willis upon being released,
swore out warrant for Morgan's arrest,
charging him with obstruoting federal of
ticer in the discharge OF his duties He
went 10 Morgan's house, called him out and
the shooting followed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05
AnAnnenl 10 thn Emnnror.

BERLIN. Dec. 1.-Two hundred thousand
miners employed in the Treasury coal mines
in the Saar district have petitioned the
Kaiser 10 intervene in their behalf. They
complain that even an unmarried man
cannot live ON the wages they now get, as all
things are very dear.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05
Lnborers and Farmers.

ST.. LoUIs, Dec. i.-The Farmers and La
borers union met this morning. Reports
from committees occupied most the time.
The committee Of the Union and Northern
Alliance appointed yesterday, after long
conference last night, failed Ia agree upon
"A plan of consolidation, aud this morning a
new committee was appointed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05
An Assignment.

A general assignment Of Byron B. Rogers
10 II. r. Thompson was filed yesterday in
the Office Of the clerk and recorder. Mr..
Rogers, who has been dealing in sewing
machines for some time, was forced to as
sign by the pressure of his creditors. The
Liabilities are about $3,6OO and the re-
sources will amount to $i,5O0.
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cheroI,ees VIII Nerotiats.

TAmLEQUAH, l. T., Dec. 4.-The bill for
the appointment OF committee 10 meet
and treat with the Cherokee land commits
sion for the sale Of the Cherokee outlet
passed both houses Of tho legislature to-day
and almost Immediately received the sigma
ture of Chief Mayes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05

We would like to add a word about
our Chldren's Clothing. A very large
excess Of our sales has been on fine
goods, leaving us over stocked on cheap
lines. In order to get this stock TO it's
proper proportions We will for week
only offer cuts in low priced goods. We
name q few Specalties, which will be
gobbled Up at once, 80 take hold:
500 Pairs Chldren's Pants, 35c
100 Suits Children's Clothing, sl.l5
100 Suits Chiidren's Clothing. 500
100 Suits Childrens Clothing, 800
Not an article shown can be purchased
elsewhere for anything like the price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05

General Stephen $. Smith, one Of the most
prominent military men Of Connecticut,
died yesterday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05

Those Fine Overcoats we have men
toned last as long in our stock as does
June frost in sheol." People can readl'
ly appreciate good thing, and they find
on examining the stocks shown here in
town how far superior ours are to any
that are shown. Those English Box
Coats, Strap Seams and Nobby Elan ne
Linings, are the 'sweh thing" just now.
They must he seen to be appreciated.
We have just received one hundred
them by express.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05

jefferson Davis is reported to be conva'
lescent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-05

Among the novelties OF this weeks
arrivals, OF two things especially
scheesy:" One Black Diagonal Cheviot
Flat Binding, Patch Pockets very
swell. We show them in Sacks and
Frocks, and il you want a neat suit
without taking chances OF bankrupting
yourself you cannot do better than on
one OF these. Another is n line OF
"Nigger Head Cheviots. They are
enough to make your mouth water, and
you can't 60 astray il you buy one OF
them.
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HARRIS.
Ole-PTiGG, SQQaTG-DGahlg,
CLOTHIER,
ST. LOUIS BLOCK,
MAIN STREET.
SOME Of the MERCHANT
MAIN STREET.

Tailoring fraternity seem to take excep-
NON, 10 our remarks in former adver-
tisemeuts. Now, We have only tins
much to say: We do not wish to take
the bread from the mouth OF any per
son who is 'Nrhasing the nimble six
pence" but we have no apologies 10
make for any remarks we have made
aud hereby announce we are willing and
anxious TO prove to anyone deslrous OF
proof that our Tailor Made Clothing,
for Style and Fit, are ahead of any OF the
productions Of the merchant tailors
who charge for good work and turn out
a GLASS OF work inferior in tt, inferior in
in style, inferior in all points that go to
make a nobby, well-ftting and good
wearing suit of clothes. Sorry,very sorry
Gentlemen, TO tread upon your corns
but you know we state the truth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
streets and sewers.

The Directors Of the Street aud Sewer
Department met in weekly session Tues
day nj, ht. The weekly payroll amounting
to $3S2.33 was allowed. City Auditor
Ndwsll reported collections OF liens
amounting to S136 So. The following
petitions were granted: Phillip Plunkett
and others, for curb on Bronme street
between Lancaster avenue and Oak street;
William W. Crather and others. for curb
on Maryland avenue between Sixth aud
Seventh avenues; ID. j. Mention and
others, for curb and sidewalk
on Porter street. The chief engineer
was instructed to make plot of
that portion of Market street
owned by the Philadelphia II Whining.
ton Turnpike Company, preparatory to
condemning it. The board adjourned
after passing the following bills: W. s.
Bullock, $163; Il. B. Biscoe, $3.72; L. L.
Crumlish, S5.40; Edward Connolly
S36.25; William Campbell, $13 10;
Combs Cosland Lumber Co., S159; 3. and
t. M. Oulbert. 1910; P. Carberry, $3.50, IS;
J. O. Dillon, so cents; Neil Duffy, $53. rs;
William Dougherty, B45s. 26; Delaware u
Atlantic Telephone Co., 80; Delaware
Terra Gotta 90 s l8072, Franz Gingel-
bach, $l3l.25; Gawthrop Il Brother Go.
1858 25; William Harrigsn, $40; jack
son Il Sharp Co., SO 90; Martin Keogh,
$295. 45; L. o. Kent, ~ SO; Kent Iron and
Hardware Co., So. 05; John Logue, S4l, &c;
M. Leonard, $iS, rs; MoKendriok u SCOTT,
Sl3S 95; A. z. Moreland, SO 05; Henry
Mckinney, $l8; Patrick Monaghan, So;
Robert McCaulley, STAG so; Maurice
Moran, $3.50 49, Thomas Maniou, $J8.75;
Pioneer Club Stable Co., Sls; George
Porter, $40; Michael Riley, $l77.33; E A.
Robinson, $40; James Stidham, $G2 81;
William Simmons, $5O5. 81; q. L. Thomas
q Co., $l3.40; j. p. Turton, SSi.60;
Tucker & Co., $1.7O; P.P.Tyre, $l34 81;
Wilmington Goal Gas Co., 81, 1874 81;
Charles Warner Co., SO Ga; Water De-
partment, 80. 40; Richard Walker, St7 80;
Wilmington City Electric Co., 1892; o.
| I'll, Oolburn. $40.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

mond was Apollo Oommandery, No. 10,
of Troy, N. ", marching over the level
green swsrd wish q precision of move
ment which surprised and pleased the
asssmblsge. The command0ry fell into
hollow squares, triangiss, circles and
CROSSES with remarkable accuracy and
precision. While the band stationed at
the rear played martial airs the CON-
mandery formed battalion front and
marched firmly towards the grand stand,
their applause.
sword drill followed and the fencing
was Of the highest order of merit. Again
ranks were formed and the most attrac-
tive evolutions Of the drill were made.
Marching in single file in conoentrio
circle until the whole body Of men stood
statuesque in solid mass, the appear
auce presented was very fine.
Again assuming battalion front, the
commandery made the sword salute to
the exhibition committee and retired,
giving place to Louisville Oolnmandery,
No. l, of Louisville, KY, which, as it
marched into the enclosure three minutes
later preceded by its military band play
ing My Old Kentucky Home" was
greeted with generous applause. The
commsndery, which had ~ knights in
line, was dressed In the regulation uni
form. The music was furnished by the
band belonging to the respective bodies
participating in the drill. The marching
and oountermsrching of this body were
particularly fine.
The several intricate evoiutionB of the
drill were executed with an exaotneBs that
elected almost constant applause from
the spectators. The marching by bat
TALON front and the wheeling also by bat.
talion front were vociferously applsuded.
AZ the commandery marched off the drill
ground each member was presented with
boutonniere by lady friends and adj
mireTs.
10 the inspiring strains of "Dixey" the
De Molay Oommandery, No. ~, of Louis
vile, paraded in company front before
the grand stand amid the plaudits OF the
on. lockers. Then the 81 men forming
tho commandery advanced in battalion
front and saluted the committee. This
organization executed its drill without
music and its evolutions were unique,
its marching in double CROSS form
| and in open ranks being es'
pecially effective. The drilling was
perfection itself, the members OF the
organization moving with accuracy of SC
many pieces of complicated machinery;
and at tine close of their evolutions they
ranged in battalion front with drawn
swords and received through their Off
GERS o magnificent floral tribute from the
hands of lady who was escorted by the
grand commander OF Kentucky. They
received hearty round of well-merited
l ntatnIntaan
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

Delaware iron works including superin-
tendents Borio and Green have been sum-
moned to appear ct oourt tomorrow as
witnesses in the case Of Thomas Rogers,
whose trial for the murder Of Francisco
Jankoysky will then commence.
John Polk, colored, was brought here
from Middletown by Detective Hutehins
last night and lodged in jail. Ho is
charged with stealing q dog.
Mooris Tasker & Company are manu-
featuring large quantities of iron pipe for
tho Miami Construction Company Of
Oovington, Ohio, the Consumers Gas
Trust Company of Fisherspurgh, Ind,
and the Western Contract Company OF
Greenfield, Ind.
There have been three deaths from
typhoid fever in this city within week.
The Rev. b. f. McMaoken, former
pastor OF the Fret Baptist Church, tut
now of Bryn Mawr, Pa. was in town
yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
MILFORD.

Special Correspondence oil Gazette and Journs
MILFORD, Oct S.-The oanneries of d.
Refs, and Harris Il Co., here are running
on half time at present.
The building recently occupied by
James H. Truitt as store is being re-
fitted by Joseph Salmons as grocery
and provision store.
John Morgan and Will Eaterfield have
sold their restaurant in the Dorsey
building to William Parvis
Personal: bliss Ida Barker Ia visiting
relatives in Neutrality-suspicious. Grier
has returned to Philadelphia after epend-
ing few days in Miiford-Miss Julia
Geilipger, who has been visiting Miss
May Andrews at Dover, has returned
home-slallery Foulk Of the Delaware
College Cadets returned to the college
yesterday morning after spending u few
days with his parents in Milford--Ds.
George w. Marshall 10 in Washington
where he is attending the conclave OF tho
Knights Templar. ...
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
sIR KS1sBgs IN LfyE.

The ;i.aud Parade la Warrington
Pubiic Buildings Eah I3Ousc.
Decorated NIth 1sa9ntFICeat fE-
feet thousands y ielg the Parade.
WAsHlSGT5N Oct. S.-Fhe sir IN lhts
who were astir early tEis motujng Ricuoed
mOrrn'u.ly at q sullen, threatening SKY,
Indicative Of rain and the CHI irass OF tie
ali at most io;eb0ded snow. Bn. az IL !
hours wore away the sun b.Chg through
and dlssipated the clouds and T4 cheerful!
Enys were roh acted from brloht 0n,torru5.
sparkling insignia and IN hsuuIoE ban
lers. The city wore holiday gofb.
Tbs days of cli7a ', Eitl all their
poIlp and display, seemed revived, but
the aspect of the revival was one CT
peace and civilization, not of war and
b4roaFlsra. TIE long columns Of sol.
ciery, with the gorgeous plu@es and uni
tarlps, the gailopiug mounted equerries,
The tiuttering banners, the martial maaie,
tne snri!l and commanding trumpet calls,
the throrgs OF admirinR spectators were
hsFe. Only the fields % picturesque
terta the mounted battiemeuts and
mailed warriors Of the middle ages we're
wanting TO maSe the picture complete.
Everywhere was hustle, eulpafion
snd brilliant coloFtpg. TIE bseeets
wire thronged with pa.pls md
bright banners md mEstio insiguia
deco sted she buildings in ali parts OF
the city. Pennsylvania avsnuo especially
wEs deliberately decorated. From the
II, aHutY building along both sides Of the
magnificent promenade leading 10 the
Capitol tEare was an uninterrupted dis.
Plsf Of the national colors and the in,
siEaig Of tie FempIsrs The use of the
SsaiCe- Of TIE Visiting oElsIs permitted
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

A pretty wedding occurred yester-
day at tIs residence OF the groom's
parents, No. 1921 Adams street. The
contracting parties were Oscar j, Jcchen
and Miss Gussie Kloss. The Rev. Julius
o. Gimmell of Brooklyn, an
uncle OF the groom, OBLIGATED.
Thomas Paris was groomsman and
Miss Julia Sullivan bridesmaid. A
reception followed the Wedding, Among
the guests were Louis and NRzaire Gag
nor of Canada Mrs. uimmell, Miro. Osmsn,
Augustus Gimmell and Mrs. NJ, Osmaa
of Brooklyn, Henry Rhen and Mrs. West
field OF Annapolis, John Smith and Jonn
Shafer of Baltimore, Harry G:iumell,
John Trabold and Jerry Gimmeli OF Buf.
falo, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Brauustein,
Frank Braunstein, the Rev. julius
Guenther, Misses Emma and Pauline
Hirzel, Mrs. Libbis Link, Misses Alice
and Jennie Link, Mrs. Mamie Coleman,
Miss Emma Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Kinney, Mrs. w. II. Mncbey, Mrs. Clara
Etzel, Misses Jennie aud Nettie Eizgl,
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. p. Christy, Mrs. Neutzo, Lewis
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Snyder,
Mrs. John W. Perago, Mrs. E. p. Moen
and MIR. and Mrs. Albert Waters, A fine
collation. was served and many gifts were
received. The bride aud groom ere
spending their honeymoon in New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
Pensions to DelswareRns have been
granted as follows: Original invalid,
Jacob Byan; reissue, Joseph Griffith.

Pensions to DelswareAns have been
granted as follows: Original invalid,
Jacob Bysn; reissue, Joseph Griffith.
A number Of beautiful water colors
painted by Robert Shaw are On exhibi.
ton AT Rudoiphs, Fourth and Market
streets. They arc tue results OF Air.
Shsw's recent visit to Lswes.
That peculiar white efllorescence, the
bRne of architects and builders when
using red brick in architecture has
already made its appearance on the
southern face Of the new Central Bank
building, Fifth and Market Htrests.
At Squire Monaghan's office Tuesday
Fannie Warren, colored, was fined $25
and costs for cruelty to colored infant,
18 months old. Special Agent Stout
charged the woman with extreme brutal
ity, inclusive of tying the infant to bed
post and beating it.
DIR. E. o. Shakespeare, brother Of
Louis Shakespeare, recently with the
Diamond State Iron Company of this city,
has almost completed his treatise on
eholora for which he was commissioned
by government to visit European aud
Asiatic cholera localities.
The case Of William G. Valentine We.
Franz GinRelhach was heard ut Squire
BertolNtte's Office Tuesday. LiIhurne
Chandler appeared for the latter AID
George I. Brown, Esq, for Valentine.
The contention was in regard 10 bills
contracted from September, 1858, to Nay
Of this year. Decision was rendered Ia
favor of Valentine for the sun OF S1O4.1l
. with interest from May last.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
To Move 20 r.l,t.bnrr.

The Hall Steam Pump Company which
has been manufacturing its pumps at the
Remington Machine Company's works
for the past few years, is now removing
it's plant to Pittshurs. Their business
had so largely increased that it was abso.
lutely necessary to have enlarged fac H.
ties for making the pumps and Accord
ingly some ground was secured over
Eleventh street bridge and preparations
made for the erection OF an extensive
plant. Local capitalists, however, failed
to furnish the capital necessary to extend
the business as desired aud the firm,
having been offered capital in Pittsburg,
decided to move there. A large building
is now being erected for their use. TE9
Remington Machine company will reis;n
the Wilmington agency.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
water Commissioner.

The Board of Water Commissioners
met in weekly session tuesday night. THO
weekly payroll, amounting to $51l. 40,
was allowed. The petition of II. Ii.
Bradley for water pipe at Third and
Franklin streets, and OF Lea Pusey for o
two.inch water pipe to his factory, were
referred to Chief Engineer Bond. The
balance in bank was reported to be
$62, 1866, divided as follows Current
expenses, $40, 647l3; special fund,
$l2,529.S3. The following bills were
allowed: Il. Lewis Armstrong, 5000;
Lawrence Burns, $i04; Georgs W Bush
d Sons, So cents; N. b Oulbert, SO; Il.
Al. and Samuel Cnlber., Si3 SO, o. s.
Oleland, 81 same, S.; j. ID. Garter &
Co., Sis; j. V. Carlisle Il Co., $llS.l7;
Domestic Trade Department, $3.50;
Diamond State Iron Company, S25 %;
Thomas Davidson, 1921; John s. Grohe,
$3.50; Robert Hsgan, 81; Inter Nos
Manufacturing Co., $3.95; Journal Print
ing Co., $40; j o. johnson Il Sou,
$6l5; Henry Mckinney, 500 G3; same,
$2l so; the Pussy Il Jones Co., SIS, So;
Il. f. Pickles Foundry o., $37.G7;
Remington Machine Co., $53 "a; Allen
6peakman, S27S.57; William II. Toner,
$3.G9; Tomlinson Il Son, $13 SIS; A. j..
Thompson, So; A. Traynor $3.50; vii.
mington Printing Co., $3.50; same, 1884;
Wilmington Transfer Co., SlS.13; Il. d.
Wood & o., 1887 CO; Wilmington Coal
Gas Co., SSi; same, 1928; same, 81 So;
Charles Warner Co., S29l.6S; same.
1858 Os; same, S5i same, 1898. Total,
81, 3906i.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
Prai.e DOR the WlIm.mgtom & mlghts.

The Associated Press report of the
great Knights Templar parade in Wash
ipgton, Tuesday, had this to say Of the
local commandery Long before st.
Johns Commandery, No. i, Of Whining.
ton, Del, appeared opposite tas geyisw-
ing stand they had attracted the attention
OF the spectators by their fle martial
bearing. They were in eisus rRnAs 10
abreast and marched With wonderful
precision OF step and closeness Of ranks.
As they passed the stand they saluted the
President with tbeir swords and in re-
Spouse he lifted Liz hat and remained
uncovered while they MARCHED Ly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

Wilmington will be represented in tbs
International Maritime Exhibition which
opensin Boston on November 4thto remain
Jones Company Will exhibit number OF
handsome models Of Losts huilt by them,
and also of photographs OF yaHssls built
for Central and South American waters.
The Harlan ~ Hollingsworth Company
will also make an exhibit. Tho exAibi-
ton promises to bs success.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

st. Johns Commsndery, whom no onyiel
for taking the houusa Of the day. Nearly
every oommandery in tho city bus *.
tended It's congratulations TO 81. Johns
TO night, and its head quarters in the
Ebbitt House have been jammed since
the parade was dismissed. Every knisht
wearing the badge of st. JOhn's is the
object OF personal congratulations to-
night and lionized on all sides.
Delaware won the day in friendly
contest in which every state in the nation
had enlisted, aud her popular melody,
"The Duke Of Yorkehi-a," has captured
the ear Of X aighis TeInplsr aud all.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

to the President of the Boy Knights
remplsr from Louisville, Ky. They wore
the full dress uniform of the commandery
and made very handsome, soidierly ep-
pearnncs. They were accompanied by
MIR Justice Harlan and were formally
presented by him in short address.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

A large force Of men is still ri work on
j. Edward Addicks' new gas works and
the buildings are beginning to rise FROM
the ground. Engineer Condo is in charge
OF tho men now OF work. The plans for
the gas holders are completed GEl will
be made by Bartlett & Hayward OF Baiti
more. The ontifo WORKS are expected to
be finished next October.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10
rna KN .onrs .ar DRlLL.
COmpeIitIye Dr,H MT the tascsball
PHrk-SoTIo spiGHdia Exhibition.

FtrA-Nohto SpiEhala ANhtbluOns
Given.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Niros.
WAsHINGroS Oot. 9.-Fhe feature OF
the second dag of the Grand iriernial
Conolsye was the exhibition drill, which
was given 1t the grounds OF ths Wash.
ingtOu baseball. clah. Tempered as il
was BY ths rays OF the warm autumn sun,
the emily wind which swept through tho
grauI stand proved of little discomfort
to tins number OF spectators the majority
Of whom were Handsomely attired laales.
The blsaohing boards were not crowded
although there was liberal pp,inkliny
Of on lockers basking in the sun aud
adm!singly spplaudins the graceful eEhi.
biti2ns OF the communicates taxing part
in she drill.
The first organization to put in its ap-
peasanc5 within tbs EhitsGasAed diA-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

Charles d. Bishop, the comedian, who
died suddenly ut tine Lyceum theatre, Now
York, Tuesday, wRs well-kuoWn in this
city. He played at the Opera House here,
the first week of Its opening. Christmas
week, 1871, with the James Ii. Wai.ack ard
Caroline Riohings-Bsrnard Combination.
MIR. Bishop was warmly welcomed then,
and ut each Subsequent appearance here,
and was slwAye prime iaVorite with the
theatre-goers of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-10

NEW CASTLE, Oct. S.-Sixteen mem
bsrs of company II, shot at the American
target 100 yards range, yeateraay after
noon, for the Lord mccall, which has
been held for some time by Private Lam
ders. William Y. Whi,elock was the
winner yesterday. The score follows:
Corporal Whitelock, 81; Lieutenant Boyd,
20; Private Hclc umsker, Z; Private
White, 8; Priyito Miller, IS; Private Fogg,
90; Private Hoicomb, Is; Hospital
Steward Eagle, IA Private Swan, 20;
Private Ii. Dalhy, 8; Corporal Connely,
1G; Private A. Foatcr, ~; Private Hamil-
ton, Is; Private Wilmot, 10; Privete
Caurou, s; Lientenant Bcoth, 20.
Israel Rulings, collector for Ma + CASTLE
Hundred, paid to tho road commissioners
Last week 5000 on account OF road
taxes,
A large car barge having on board four
Il. y O. railroad oars ioaded with coal for
tao riverside rolling mill, arriyed,here
yesterday.