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GRAYSON SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THE PropreiorS of this establishment have, within
the last twelve months, considerable expense added
10 the accommodations of the place, and pre-
pared TO entertain at least Two Hundred Visitors. The
Cabins nealframe buildings paistered whitewash
ed, and many of them containing expressly
for the accommodation of Families. Good managers
and servants have been employed and the Table Bar
&c will be equal TO those of any other watering place
in Virginia.
The Springs are situated on the banks of New River
in the county of GraySou, Virginia within miles o
the Stage road from Salem, North Carolina, Wythe
Court House, Virginia and accommodation Hacks
will be during the from the latter place, and
from Peter Stephens, on the stage road in Grayson
county, the that persons coming the
sta ge will find no difficulty in reaching them.
To persons in health these Springs offer delightful
summer retreat, where they may indulge in every ra
Ional amusement. Game of every description aSounds
and there are, within short distance several of the
finest Trout streams in Virginia. To The invalid they
Offer in addition the restoration of health and its atten
dant blessings.
The properties oflhe Water are sci forth in the sub
joined analysis-in addition 10 which, it may be stated
that it has many occasions effected complete
in Diseases of the Skin, DropSy Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism, &c &c.-parcularIy in case of Dyspepsia, in
which has never failed. .l..
The charges Visitors will be extremely moderate
less by far Than any other watering place in Vir
ginia and the accommodations as good if better.
To persons from the South visiting the White Sui
phur ard the neighborng Watering Places the Gray.
son Springs will afford pleasant and convenient rest
ing place. within few miles OF the direct route.
THE PROPRIETORS.
Analysis Of the Water.
Carbonate of Soda. Carbonate OF Magnesia,
Carbonate of Lime, Sulphafe of Lime,
Sulphaie of MagneSia, Chloride Ot Sodium,
Chloride of fCalcium, Suphurated Hydrogen,
Chloride of Magnesium, and Carbonic Acid ~
SuIphate Of Soda, Gases
June 26, 1880. 24a.5t.
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NIOTICE.-Was committed 10 the Jail Of Wake
IN county, on the 3rd of March last negro man
who says his uame is HENRY, and dthath he belongs 10
inches high quite black, spare made, stammers when
speaking and is about % years old The owner is
questedl forward. prove property pay charges,
and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law
directs. P. b. BURT, Sheriff.
Nav 1. st $3.50 10 p $50 ~ --' --' ''> 235u.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,7

a ON 1NVuA OfAHOUuIHNAsY
~ .-.. .# WAKE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term 1889.
Jere. Dunn Allen Dunn
Original attachment levied a Barouch and Harness
and 2lS acres of Land a'
II appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant, Allen Dunn, not an inhabitant of this
Stale: Ii is therefore ordered that publication be
made. in " The North Carolina Standard" for six
weeks, snceessvey, notifying said defendant to be and
appear before the Justices OF next Court OF Pleas
and Quarter Sessions be held for the county of Wake
at The CourHouse in Raleigh. on the 3rd Monday in
August next, then and there TO repevy plead to
sue otherwise judgment will be entered against him
and the properly levied condemned subject plain.
nPS recovery. . .r ....- ..-
Witness, ALFRED WILLIAMS clerk of our said Court,
at Office In Raleigh the 3rd Moaday in May,
A D 1882 A. WILLIAMS, C. c..
Raleigh June II, 1899 (Pr. Adv. 624 24I-6L
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY.
8 10000 $4,000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Mechanical Benevolent Society
Norfolk. f-r.
.. Class No. 4, for 1889. ~
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, 18th
.-- ..s..-.- July 1889.
Ii Drawn numbers out of rs.
SPLENDID SCHEME
l Prize of s40 0OO do. 12OOO 1 do. 6 600; 1
do. 5000; do. 5000 !; do. $500; | do. 1000 {;
s1,769-Sl. .6O0-S1, ,50O 2 Prizes of $3.50 2 do.
1900; GJT2O Prizes of $1,000 90 Of $500 90 Of
$4OO, 40 of S3OO-5O of 5000, &c.
Tickets only $1o-HaIves S5-Quarters So so;
Certificates of packages of 2S WHOLE tickets s lS9
DO DO do do g quarter Tanh do do s. so
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COTTON YARNS.-I have now on deposit
" good stock of this article from the Factory of
Messfs. Battle &c Brothers; for wholesale only On
examining the newspapers 10 day. / could find the
prices current in only TWO places viz Fayetteville
and Richmond in both they sell higher Than we do.
as = diiW s5ts'fhsi - y~.7 LL.PECK, Agent.
Raleigh, s. May 1899. Is 3 Ea7eJ ll 236.9ts
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S.aDDLERY! N.aDDAERY'! !


r. The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends,
customers, and the public in general for the liberal
patronage hereIofofe bestowed on him, in his line
of business, and hopes by diligent attention to bu-
siness to merit a continuance of the same.
There may be, at all times, found in his shop,
Fayetteville street, one door north of the large brick
building of BENZ. B. SMITH, Esq, general assort-
ment of the following articles, viz:
Gentlemen's best plain Saddles;
Gifted and Shafteau do. s.ss5 'tiE5a
Also, Birds patent Spring seat Saddles, of all
kinds, gifted and plain; .,..., ..... vs5...
Common Saddles of all kinds
Ladies' Saddles, great variety;
very large supply of Carriage Harness, both
brass and silver plated; $50 -.rs 7a.ts
Barouche Harness; sar fa .a..as. -
Gig and Sulkey do; >as -a r. s..a .,-s
Jersey and Wagon do; ey- 30 81 ..sss gas
Saddle Bags; Trunks; Whips; and Spurs
In fact all articles usually kept in such establish
ments; all of which will be disposed of at low pri-
ces for Cash, or on the usual credit to punctuaI
-eustomers. Il ..# .5. ss. a- a~1-t
sERepairing, of kinds, done in the best style.
and at the, shortest notice., II <s.s-. s.r.s -.
has as.-ar- C. w. d. HUTCHINGS.
Raleigh, June 26, 1889. 243-tE
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The Decatur, a new corvette of l6 guns, Just
constructed at Bfooklyn. is nearly ready for sea,
having her armament on board Preparations
are making at the same yard for laying the keel
of a steam frigate. Under the new Administra.
tion ofthe Navy Department things move with
greater vigor than before. A le gun ship has
been built at Norfolk in 76 days, She is called
the York Town. EaLE Jour. of Com.
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NOV1CE.-ThR General Assemble having an.
IN thorised the Governor procure eompleie set
of weights and measures standards tor each
persons disposed 10 contract invited To- make ther
terms known, agreeably the act for that purpose
chapter XL. 5i5 - -fisjff- -a5ff 19hnE If''f4e
Models of the weights can be at the Executive
Office, esa.g -es ft,fa-, 20 -,f.arf7 B. Dudley.
April 1889. 234.tf.
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UNION HOTEL,

~vEA - UNION khO4EA, a.,s
EEES HILL LsBoR OUCH, N. C.
scsszassS 49, MARYA PALMER & SON respect
fully tender thanks their friends and the public gen.
orally for the very liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to them: and would inform the public that they
have put themselves considerable pains and expense
in repairing and fitting up their establishment that
srong ger inducements may be oered for public patron
age. B.. 1@f-- -"a =, :,
Due attention will be paid TO their Table, which shall
be furnished with the best the market can afford L
Their Bar will be supplied with Liquors OF the best
quality, and Ice in abundance. .=ss=, ~. s 81 a.
Their Stables will be supplied with abundant Pro-
vender and careful attendance
The travelling public are invited to give them call,
and they assured that every exertlon will be made
tc give satisfaction.
N- To or three families can be accommodated with
board and go"d rooms .-
June 26. 1889. 2433t.
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CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. !
- CHATHAM COUNTY.
Superior Court of Law, Spring Term, 1889.
Lydia Lightioot, Us, James Lishtfoot.

Superior Court of Law, Spring Term, 1889
.. Lydia Lightioot Us, James Ii ightfoo. .,
Petition for Divorce.
In this ii is shewn that Subpoena hath issued TO
the Defendant summoning him to appear and answer
this petition, and the Sheriff hath returned thereon that
the said Defendant is 10 be found, and procama-
tion being made according law, and Defendant fail
ing appear and answer il ordered tha: another
Subpoena should ISSUE and the said second Subpoena
being issued, it is retunrned by the Sheriff that the
Defendant be found and therefore, proclama
ton again made, and the said Defendant yet failed
appear and answer and il was therefore ordered al
the last Court, that advertisement be made in one news
paper only 1t is ordered by the Court, that the
Defendant shall be notified appear the next Supe
rior Court of Law, for Chatham County, to be held al
the Court House in PttSborough, the Sd Monday in
September, 1889, then and there to plead answer or
demur this petition, or the same will be taken as
confessed and heard expare and this notice shall
be given by advertising this order in the North Carroll
ma STANDARD, published at Raleigh, for three months
and also by advertising The for three months in
The North Caronian published al Fayetteville.
Witness, John Thompson, Clerk OF >aid Court, at
office, the 3rd Monday in March, A D. 1899.
a. .s....- J. THOMPSON, Clerk.
PitIsborough, May 90. (Pr. adv. Si2 50.) 239-l3t
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10000 Dollars!
30 Prizes of $$I.5OO
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

For Endowng the LeeSburg Academy and for other
purposes. .....
Class No. for 1889.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va. on Saturday, goth
-+. .-.''t' July 1889
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capital 30 600 Dollars 10000 do 5000 do. $4,000.
S4,OoO-$3, 100, 80 Prizes Of 81, 500 SO of $50O-50
of $400 &c &c. r1.
Tickets, only S10-HalveS $5-Quarters SO so.
Certificates ofpackagcs of 26 whole tickets, $40
Do Do do DO aS S Quarter aan do do $3.50
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PLEASURE CARRIAGES.

-. The Subscriber has on
fTSa 0EhSA hand an assortment Of car
ka AZ H$ktA riages Some very richly
~1sI 04EsT "a finished, which will, he
AISEENS thinks, bear a comparison
ETSHTssh sshz-ESs39 hz-SS4g39 with any manufactured
aAAIkS11$ssssszszlssAsxEs elsewhere. The work is
warranted to be faithfully
executed and Gill be sold en- as favorable at
any regular shop at the North. Those wishing to
su pply themselves, will please call and judge for them
selves. IHOS. COBBS.
Nav % 1889 81" 23St.
Star and Register. :. '- '+-+ -7.t.
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Silk WORM EGGS.

Mrs WIArr has few thousand Silk Worm
Eggs for saleD the best kind. Apply at Mrs.
HARDY's Confectionery Store, next door to the Post
Office, on Fayetteville Street. s., ,.,,...
Raleigh, June 26, 1889. 24S2t.
Register insert twice. :. -.-l-L- ----. --5.lI--s
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ICE! The subscriber is ready to supply any person
Il with ICE, from sunrise till 10 O'Clock P M.
Country orders will be faithfully attended TO. ...
.. .-.. D. LTNDEMAN.
May Sth, 1889. 236-tf.
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hILLsBOROUGHF FEMALE ACAD-

III EIY.-The Trustees Of this institution, take
pleasure in announcing Parents and Guardians that
The exercises of the ensuing session will
the 18th July next. The we'll known qualifications of
those engaged in conducting it, the great advantages OF
its location point of health and the eminent morai-
ty of the community in which is situated, conspire
give this Academy high claim on the confidence of
the public The studies of the classes are as follows
OrIhe lst Class.-Spelng, Reading, Writing, Ariih-
metic. Grammar, Geography, with the. of the
Globes, History, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, N.Y.
thology, Botany, Rhetoric, Astronomy, Dctation and
Composition. a.. se.. #.st
Oft End Class. Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arith-
metic Grammar, Geography, with of the Globes,
History Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, DctaiOn and
CC IMPOSITION f.
ofthe Sd Class-Spelling, Reading Writing Arith-
meIic, Grammar and Geography. ,.
ofthe 4lh class.-Speling, Reading, Writing and
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IORTMsCAROEIWA.l

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Stephen Rogers Usg Wm. Horn and Wife, and others
Petition for Partitions d 3grt tafs
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that
Jonas W Crowell, and Wife Jinsey, Henry Holland,
Thomas Horn, and Wife Eliza, Patsey Horn, Hardy
Horn, William Horn Jr. and Atkinson Harrison, and
Vile Nancy non-residents of This Stale is there
fore ordered that publication be made in HThe North
Carolina Standard,' - for weeks notifying he said
Jonas W. CroweL and Wife Jinsey, Holland, Tho
mas Horn and Wife Eliza, Palsey Horn, Haldy
Horn William Horn Jr. and Atkinson Harrison, and
Wife Nancy, to appear at our next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the county OF Mash
at the Courthouse in Nashville on The 2nd Monday
in August next then and there 20 plead and answerio
the aforsaid petition the prayer of the petuner will
be granted and the Lands divided accordingly. as5s8
- Wines BENJAMIN H. BLoUNT Clerk of our said
Cenrt al Office in Nashville The 2nd Monday of
May, A. D. 1889. 3a} aGAofai a9-eAi s's'l7EiF'
- tssai. ag5ag eH5f,aiB. H. BLoUNT; ;CaC.iC.
+ June, 26lh 1888. b. (Pr. ADV, $5 62d) -, 243-6t.
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CALVIN JONES s. J. M. WILLIAMSON

-,,.e.,.s f., ATTORNEYS AT LAW
MILL attend promptly and faithfully to all llbusiness
w confded to their management, either profession
ally or as general agents. in the Western District of
Tennessee, or the Northern counties of Mississippi
They will attend the Supreme and Federal Courts at
Jackson Tennessee and the Federal Court at POntoto
Mississippi rsy : s.gss -,-{s7s4 e-ggt. 1.
NT Office in SomerVllf, Tennessee. ~,
REFERENCES.
/ Hon Thomas Rufin, Hon. Frederick Nash, Is
al-'' William Gaston,s g 81 IN. Saunders,
RI &c VIM. H: Haywood, 6. :, John NJ. Dick, sd
Z" VIM. A Graham, Michael Hoke, Esq.
Somervie, Tenn, April 5th, 1889. '' 235-tE'
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bank of the State of N. Carolina

"A dividend of FIVE and quarter per cent. on each
Share of the Capital Stock of this Bank having been
declared by the President and Directors thereof the
same viii be paid Qess twenty-five cents on each Share
belonging individuals retained for the lax due to the
State) al the Bank the first Monday in July next
and al the sevea Branches and Agencies fifteen days
thereafter. 50. 1a ll By ORDER tBs{ G raag9s@
rlc;.sal ss.qr, 4slI % d G. DEWEY, Cashier.
N. B.-Stockholders who have heretofore received
their dividends at the late Agency al Leaksville will
be paid hereafter at the Agency of this Bank Milton
VS. aaz-s5 f5 astsl e-g7 4etuu &C D. Cashier.
Raleigh, 18th June, 1889. .a@ 242 st..
VINO THE EPUBLIC.-Th subscriber has in full
i operation two WOOL CARDING MACHINES. at
his mill Emo five miles East of Hilsborough where
Carding will be done in the best styIe if the wool is
brought early. y 80 ta-.slLs s-i.-t- a'r -fit H'F
Cash will be given for Wool constant supply of
Rolls for sale. -r .. .,....-.. .... =
Also the highest price given fer good Wheat. con-
slant supply of good Flour for sale. stlf So =
And furthermore, he would call the attention Of pa
rents and Guardians to the SCHOOL located near his
house. wherein The useful and refined branches Of
an English education taught. Board washing, and
tuition, thirty six dollars per session of five months,
The first session the School will terminate the
14th June, and the second session will commence
Monday the 9Th of July.
May 21. 242-3t.
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ORITUARY NOTICR

-Er. '- OBITUARY NOTICE.
Died, at his residence on Wikinsons Point, in Cra-
ven county, on the Goth January, 1899, Rey Isaac
PiPkin, preacher of the Free Will Baptist denom-
ination Born January I1th, 1885, ordained to the
Ministry on the 26th August, 1905, and in 1888
held the Pastoral care of nine Churches
March 81. 1899. 23O-4m
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a SITUATION WANTED, By
young man who has thorough knowl-
RSH edge Of the Printing business. Forparticu
Lars address the Editor 1.-THE NOrA Carolina Stan
iGdTdin R0lgiqh aasF ~ ssaesrfe 4sf5ssgsge sdl Ia
May 2s. 1899. 23g IT,
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OBWORK,

EXECUTED WITH NEATNEss AND DESPATCH, Ar,THRY
.e,s STAN > ARB &C.
PRINTING OFFICE.
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$4,000 Capital,
100 Prizes of 1000 Dollars,
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

For the benefit OF the Town of Welsburg,
Class No. 3 for 1859. . ~ -
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, 9th
E. - July 1889.
GRAND SCHEME!
Higbes prize $50. 1000; 5000 do. 1000 do. $1,000
So, ,500-S1, ,0174 OT 100 Prizes of 1eOG 10 of $500
-.ta.s 30 Of $500 "a of 5000, Sc, &c.
a. r. Tickets only $l0-HalVes S. Quarters 81 so
Certificates of Packages of 25 whole Tickets $3.50
--fIGo do 25 Half ST do G5
Do 80, do Is Quarter do Is.t. So so
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S Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes will re-
ceive the prompt attention, and official account
of each drawing senr Immediately after is to all
who order from US. - a..ts 5Lte~. ID 30
address, D. S. GREGORY &, Co. Managers, I.
ISL aff DFgii3a = Washington City, D. C.
-.s5rgg a.sHru 'laa -afH.za Or Richmond Va.
4IJ To.avod any misunderstanding with the public
now and hereafter we deem it necessary Stale that
neither ourselves or agents have any connexon WITH
or sell tickets in any other LOTTERIES than those in
bankable where sold. F0rthe due fuIfment of which
obligation we have given approved bonds. We intend
this notice as general answer TO enquiries addressed
u.s. or those connected with US in business relative
70 property lotteries, which now, or may hereafter
be advertised! -'.3' e 50 d. S. GREGORY q Go.
. June. o6 1859. .s7I e7i hHa r@8 ED '+943 3tp.
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HtOIt's Cure for the FoOtIl-ache.

March @, 1889.
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PitIsborough, May 90 pr adv. Si2 5O.) 239-lSt.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03

Wilkinson had ordered coat at the shou of
Messrs. Vhrnum g. Redding. The coat WIS
made; the Judge, accompanied by his broth.
er and Mr. Murdough, went to the shop Of
Varnum a. Redding, tried on the coat, and
was .irritated because, as he believed, il did
not TIT him. Mr.. Rcdding undertook TO con-
vince him that no was in an error, and ven
tured to assure the Judge that the coat was
we'll made. The Judge instantly seized an
iron n xer and commenced an attack on Red
ding The blow with the poker was partial
ly 'varded off-Redding grappled his assail.
AEt, when companion of the Judge drew q
Bowie knife, and but for the interposition and
Interference of the unfortunate Meek, a Jour-
ney man tailor, and gentleman passing by
al the moment, Redding might have been as
sassinated in his own shop. Shortly AFTER
wards, ReGding, Meek, Rothwell and Holmes,
went TO the Gait House. They sent up stnirs
Tor Judge Wilkinson, and he came down into
the bar-room, when angry words were pas
sed. The Judge then went up stairs again,
and in u short time returned with his CON-
panions, all armed with knives. Harsh Ian
guage was again used. Redding was told
that he lied, and he responded by saying he
supposed he would have to take it, as he was
unarmed, but remarked that if they would
lay aside their weapons he could whip all
tnfee OF tneIn. meek, III consequence VI SOIHe
remark made, felt called on to state what he
had seen of the conflict in the tailor's shop,
and did So and Murdough gave him the ID
lie, for which Meek struck him with riding
whip which he had brought with him from
Bardstown, from which place he had just
travelled on horseback. On receiving the
blow with the whip, Murdough instantly
plunged his Bowie knife into the abdomen OF
Meek, and killed him on the spot.
At the same instant B. R.. Wilkinson at
tempted to get at Redding, and Holmes and
sRothwell inteffered or joined in the ARRAY
Holmes was wounded, probably by B. r.
Wilkinson and the Judge having left the
room for an instant, returned, and finding
Rothwell contending with his brother. or 5
bending over him, he ~Qhc1 Judge) stabbed
Rothwell in the back, and inflicted mortal
wound. 1t does not appear that Oldham was
concerned in the conflict. He was probably
wounded by mistake. In few moments at
ter the conflict took place, the city Marshal
was on the spot to apprehend the offenders,
Reddng having sent for him with view to
have them taken for the assault made on him
in his shop.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-01-03
From the Pennsylvania Telegraph Of Dec.2i.
IMPORTANT FACTS! r,1,.t

THE QUESTION OF RIGHT SETTLED.
The committee appointed by the Senate to
investigate the right Of Mr.. Hanna to his seat
10 the Senate. have already obtained sutii-
Gent evidence to show that the return of the
Loco Foco judges, on which the loco Focos
from Philadelphia county ciaim seats in the
Senate and House, is a perfect ,Tsstitty--a dis
graceful hunbug. This is proved by John
McCahen himself, tho principal actor in the
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From the louisville Advertiser, Dec. IL
BLOODY AFrAiR.-A. startling tragedy &C.
Cured in this city On Saturday, evening last,
in which A. H. Meeks was instantly Killed,
John Rothwell mortaIly wounded. William
Holmes severely wounded, and Henry Old
ham slightly. by the use of Bowie knives. by
Judge z. C. Wilkinson, and his brother B. r.
Wilkinson. of Matches, and j. Murdough. Of
Holly Springs, Miss. 1t seems that Judge
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From HARRIsBURG.--Th Hon. jacob Cas-
sett, senator from the Adams Cumberland
and Franklin district, was found dead in his
bed on "Wednesday morning. He retired at
night in good health and spirits. % 4t2
Mr.. Wagner, senator from Phlladelphla
county. sent in his resignation Wednesday.
10 From the HARRISBURG Telegraph, Extra. 1,se
. MOB RULE sr5tE
Mr.. james Smith, from the county ofPhil-
adelphia, is now lying at Wilson's Hotel,
dangerously ill from the effects OF an assault
and battery committed upon him ny gang
of bullies and blackguards that are now
quartered here as witnesses on the part OF Mr..
Brown of the county, for a scat in the Senate.
Mr.. Smith was a member of the House Of
Representatives from the county of Philadei-
phia. last wear, and was subpRnaed here as
n witness in the contested election, by MIR.
Hunna. 1t is said that he possesses lmpor-
tant information relative to the frauds that
were committed /: and as soon as it was
known on Monday evening that he had ar
rived, a gang of the bullies that were fore
most i'm mobbing out the Senate and House
of Representatives, started in pursuit, and
found with him brother of his in an oyster
cellar, under the public house kept by Mr.:
Chase. at the corner of Walnut and Third
streets, where they rushed in and knocking
down Mr.. James Smith, kicked him. jumped
upon him and bent him until they left him
for dead. His brother happened TO make
his escape from them unobserved, and rallied
help 10 rescue him, but before they arrived
he was weliering in his blood, and the assas-
sins had fled. He was removed 10 Mr.. VIII
sons in a state of insensibility. and DR.
Rutherford called to bis aid ! and his life i
still despaired OF,
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Philadelphia, Dec. "a, 1888, 5 P. NJ.
Ihave just learned that Mr.. Hopkins house
has refused to treat with that Of MIR. Cunning
hams upon any such terms, and that the %
members signed paper containing the re-
fusal. s7 - aa