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fined in Mexico, some 100 OF them
are still at the Convent of Santiago,
where, with the very important ex-
ceptions that they are in chains and
are taken out to work in the streets,
are well treated. All the labor they
perlorm. however, will never improve
The roads or increase the finances OF
Mexico to any considerable extent.
They are well clothed. well fed, and
in excellent spirits. Among the off
GERS in Santiago are Col. Cooke, DR..
BRENNAN, Capt. Sutton, DR.. Whitla-
ker. Majors Brenham and Crush.
Lieuls. Ham, Munson, Burgess and
Brown. and Mr.. Hunt, the Engineer
of the expedition. When the writer
of this left Mexico, the latter were
not taken into the streets, and a large
portion of the Mexican officers Iii
charge of them, treated them with the
highest consideration and respect.
On leaving Mexico, Judge Ellis or
dcred til sale Of his library. table ser
vice, and furniture generally, the pro-
.ceeds of which were literally given
TO the Texan prisoners. He had
previously given them upwards Of
$1,000.
, 1842-06-04

Six hundred paper mills are in opc-
RI .jon N the United States, and the
paper manufacturers pay annually for
rags. old canvass, rape. &C., out Of
which paper is manufactured, SIX mil
lions eight hundred dollars.-pic.
, 1842-06-04

The 4drantdge of AdrcriiSing.-
The editor Of the Wheeling Times
speaks of Il merchant who undertook
to spend his first years profit in ad,
verliSing. Alter six months he found
his profits SO great that he could not
find papers enough To advertise in,
and had to give it up, but continued to
advertise in every paper in his region.
until in six years he quit the business
with half Il million ready cash.-Pic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25
With great respect, your friend,
g. W. TERRELL.

Case Of Hoimcs-It will be recollectcd
that short time since Holmes, one Of the
sojlors of the William Brown who parici
patet! in throwing the passengers from the
boats. was tried in Philadelphia for his
mooney in ri:is matter on charge of man
slaughter and found guilty. a motlun
WINS made for n new trial. which Yesterday
was overrulcd by Judge Baldwin. We
learn from the Philadelphia Gazettc that
Judge Balwin then sentenced Holmes TO
undergo an imprisonment in the Eastern
Penitcntiary at hard labour for The term OF
six months from yesterday. and TO pay a
fine S20. The Judge remarked IN pas
sing senleLcc, that many circumstances III
tho melancholy affair were OF n character
10 commend him to regard, yet The case
was nne in which some punishment was
dcmaaded,-tha, II was in the power OF The
Cour, to iniiict tho penalty OF inPrIson-
men, for term OF three years and - tiRa OF
slaOO. but in view ofall the circumstances,
i 3s anr, would, mako the punishment,
:yl:,se snienl, the prisoner bowed submis-
ssve Is ana. rEsihe Court, apparently salts
led IL is gSg,ent.--Bat. Pot.
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PRuyInEScE. May Ia,

PROVIDENCE. May IA.
Coz Doris Return. An EScuri.-Dc-
fnting our Position again.-There was
considerable excitement hero again yes
terday afternoon, on accoun, Of report
having gone abroad. that an arrest of Gov.
Dorr was contemplated during his passage
from StouinsIon TO this city. The Sig
nal Gun" was fired and body Of about 40
volunteer "boons dunn dandies'' raked To.
gether in the "twiuklins Of bed pos" ,"
who repaired to ihe Stoninglon Cars and
look passage in then. aIr that place. intend
ing TO form an escos. tor Gov. Durr should
he arrive TO day. Bur he did not come,
and will not be here until Monday.
He leaves New York this afternoon. we
are Told, and remains Tomorrow in Sion.
ipglon. We hear, with what truth we
cannot say, that arrnus semenis have been
made with the Rail Road Company by
which all who wish 10 visIl Sloningi0n 10.
morrow, and accompany Gov. Dorr 10 The
city on Monday morning. can 90 free ol
charge, or al very Irifiug cost.
The city is quiet, though there are n
great many people in town, OH account,
we presume. Of The expected parade ou
The arrival of Mr.. Door.
Papers sell remarkably well, nova.
days, and we have not been obliged TO de-
fine our position for a good fortnight. For
fear, though, tina, there may be some
blockheuds who do not know what we now
are. it may be necessary for US 10 declare,
al this time, that our views upon al the
great questions which asitaIe the cornmu.
nifty are unchanged, and tho, we arc still
an out and ou, any thing that is dece: t,
patriotic, democratic, aristocratic. whig,
locofoco. landholder, free suffrage man.-
Ere. Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

We have been informed that an examination
of the pupils OF the Greenwood Institutions, /,
,o take place during the ensuln. week. begin
ning with the English School on Tuesday airI
continuing from day to day. until the board
shall have thoroughly examined the classes.
both scientific aud classical, in Mr. Leslics de-
partinent I, is also expected that several ad-
dresses on li,er.ry subjects will be delivered dur.
Ing the week. by gentlemen OF higi, character
and literary nUln.hents We are informed
That addresses are expected from Dr. William
J5hnsnn. from the Rcy. hr. Carter and l.k.
ncy. and from Preston :. Brooks. Esqr. Wtat
rich and varied rcpas, will he offered 10 the
taste oil The lovers Of science, by the addresses
OF these gentlemen. far surprising any thing .!
the kind, heretofore known IN the upper coun
Try 1t rarely happens. that even in the pupu'
Ions cities the sea board such ,rea, is oi
icred tn tie .oiarIes OF science and literature in
the short space OF n week. We applaud tic
>prt OF industry and love Of learning. which
have prompted the patrons OF il.c,c popular in
stiturions nj Greenwood. To engage The Ilt.
crary services Of such gentlemen III the ..ausc
of education. Ii is deserving of all praise. and
wc most chceriuIly award ii. By the public eN
preston of our sentiments through the medium
oi our paper. |, cannot fail 10 inspire the
friends ni education witlI sentiments of re >pect
inr the lrm-tcc- lnd with arden, wishes for the
complete Gcrcss of their efforts. Such efforts
tn fact IN the cams. al human Improvement.
co ,si.inic the nnly true and legitimate basis for
the hoi.0r "i having our names recorded a. the
bcneiartnrs al mankind. The" institutions Of
learning are located on Il hig! and hcalihfu
ridge oi land, III ibbcvilc District. aud under
thu direction Of competent and attentive leach
crs, AZ the head of whom. may be justly placed
the able and popular rector of The Male Acad-
cmy. Mr. Leslie. whose reputation has spread
so lar and wide over the Slate. ~ 10 receive
hu, l,iie benefit from any audaton, which we
can bcstow. We commend these institutions
10 public patronage, and recommend all lovers
of literature TO repair next week to Greenwood,
II they desIrs To partake Of the rich literary re-
past which will there be offered them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25
Correspondence cfthe Baltimore Patriot.

"h9Hiho! !oH' way I'D.
The public attention has been fDr some
days on The qui rire. on the PERSONAL mat
ter between Messrs. Wise aud Sranly. and
ever aud anon, Madame Rumor under
takes TO pronnnucc on the affair feslcr
day and to-day Mr.. StanIy has been nb
sent from his seal, and the police officers
hive hcen on the look cut for the move
ments Of The gentleman. Last evening
MIR. " isc was arrested and called upon
to keep the peace, bu contested the right
OF the officers TO hold him under bonds 10
keep The peace beyond this district. He
was allowed ill this evening 10 consider
The case. Meanwhile, Rumor would have
ii thata challenge had passed. and that
meeting was TO take place this morning.
a, about one o'clock Mr.. Wise entered the
House, and soon alter got The 1oor, ana
pronounced very able speech, nol on
dueling-thc subject which entered The
mind OF every body when he rosc-buI on
the Navy appropriations bill. If he had
challcuge in his pocket, he certainly cxhib
tied great coolness in debating the question
bcinrc the Committee Of the Whole. aud
put the quidnuncs NJ fault.
One of the very best speeches Of the ses.
sion wa, pronounced day before ycsrcr-
day, by Mr. Choatc Of Massachusetts. in
reply TO Mr.. Buchanan. on the bill prpvi
ding for The removal of cerlnin class oi
cases from The State 10 the Federal Courts,
and having reference to casc, like thnI OF
VIC Lcud. IL was mastcrly argument,
evincins profound research aud famIiur-
y with the subject, aud demonstrated IN
the clearcst manner, The constitutional
power Of Congress ID provide an adequate
remedyAor such cases. In the course Of
his argdmcnr, sIr. Choa,c demolished The
positions of the Pennsylvania Seuator, aud
arrested the close attention Of Il full Senate
for two rours.
The report Of the Secretary Of th'
Treasury on the tariff being before ii!'.
l!nu e. We may soon expect To have IA,
srea, inject under discussions; AMI the cx.
pcdIcncy Of a high tariff for pTUlcc.un
gains strcnth every day. 1t will be en-
pha'lcaly, the leading measure y! me scs
sion.
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The Duei.-Wc copy the following from
the National lnlcllIgrncer o! SATURDAY,;
We understand, in consequence of IN
affidavit made on Wednesday last before
the Hon. B. 'Hhursion, one Of the Judges
oi our Circuit Court. Il warrant was issued
charging that "ihere is probable cause To
belicye that Tue Hon. Henry a. Wise aud
the Hon. Edward Stunlcy, members OF The
House Of Representatives, are about TO
commit breach Of the peace by lightning
duel, and that preparations arc now ma
king by said parties 10 comni, such breach
the peace by fighting Il duel, and that
preparations are nov making by said par
ties tn commit such breach OF tho peace -
The warrant was issued last Wednesday
evening. and search was Immediately
made by The officers that night. but neither
oil the parties could be- found, aud It was
understood that Dir. S,anly had !elt The
city.
Sometime on Thursday afternoon the
hou. Mr.. Wise was arrested; aud Oh The
return Of The wri, by the Marshal before
Justice Marsell the same evening, (P. K.
Feudall, Esq. District Attorney, appearing
for The Unltcd Stales.) Mr.. Wise express
sed his Willingness 10 give security 10 keep
The peace within the District of CoIum-
bia, should the Justice deem such course
necessary on his part, but at the same
time denied tho right Of Judge or Justice
in The District 10 require him 10 give or
sign any bond oblising him to keep the
peace out ofthe District.
The proceedings IN The case, however.
were postponed, al The request of Mr..
Wise, until the mex, day, (yes!erday,) al
10 O'Clock, for the purpose Of hearing tes.
timony.
Yesterday, ut the time appointed. MIR.
Wise. again appeared before the Justice,
and, 10 the presence Of several members Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

fogf nely cnsescf Smail Poz among the negroes
qcaranljaed al the place u-ed Is a hospital on
he c1niigcs Of the city
.sThoDrh they nrt 81 aC a murh misder char
arter tilt.ri the iiri o,fe which occurred, only
one Of ,bess icing corsined d, ,hed tbeY al pos
sess he slfAeubid risarari Tts,cs Of the gent
inc snall pm s
Among 81 llse :nsd disal gentlemen who sntc
iisc trs: case, sunle 0f wilciu had expsTjeGEed
tiie complaint, 40 dcu xiats of tie srsis caS.
ssicg af ille diseases
II hope ibjsa e,s syidcnef fEsst tpi contas stpii}}
wiEe1HSlncc siass 81 have doubted The sxis.
tcnes assssng III csf sIsls iangefcgs EsaIaiy-
sa 4 u IS 81 I. E En- .sf. - 'ssf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25
NEw YoRk, May IS, 1872.
To Thomas ". Dorr. Gorernor. cf The
S,oi. or PJoJ. JoI,pJ.
New YoRK, May i4,h. 1872
To Coils. Ming and Crasfo:

To Coils. Ming and Crasfo:
Gcntlemen-I return to you my most
sincere thanks for the offer, contained in
your letter ofycslertlay. OF an escort of
several military companies to accompany
rne to the city OF Providence. 1t is i'm.
possible to mistake the spirit in which this
offer is nude. II is an indication OF The
iralcrnal interest with which 5ynu regard
the recent struggle for their rights OF The
PcopIe Of Rhode. Island, whom ] haye
The honor 10 represent. While ! should
not feel justified al the present moment III
Withdrawing from your homes and bust
ness, on the expedition contemplated, &!
low me to say. that the time may not be
far distant, when may be obliged TO call
on you 70: your services in that cause 10
which you will so promptly render the
most efficient aid-thc cause ofAmerlcan
citizens conlendine fer their sovereign
right TO make and maintain republican
Constitution. and opposed by The hired SOL
dicrs of the General Government. In this
unequal contest, | invoks your aid, aud
thai of your associates in arms. We ap-
peal irum the Government To The people,
aud rely upon them in the la% resort TO
defend our rights from every atbitary ag-
sression.
BE pleased TO make my cordial acknow-
Judgements TO the officers aud priva'es,
who have SO kindly united with you in the
honor which has been prolfered 60 me, aud
accrp, ,hr regards Of your friend aud fellow
citizen THOMAS w. DORk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

lyrgREsriSG Dgctsiess The s'lloy-.
ing decision has. asel been gwen bF
Judge Conaiigs. uuaes ,iIe BankFpps act;
In the Sass 81 svil6am VaI,ef, wliea
was Iasels d bankSupt on 1890 M l,sss
oI issss rl,asslt,. pciilIpn was presented ~
3ehn siafk. s,atIue silas The barkript ssay:
;siiehsed 10 hin, 10 the sum so ieF rcE',
II t,;es, tel due II, l'esr tfy i8si; and pray
sine tint .Ile ass esee tnigh, BIO directed g
pay such rent II full, on ef the proceeds
OF fiic ssanissapi's effects on the ssean1
tIias claim fcf REM 3 asa s.iless pfolcc.
.tct!hs thb secand section Of the gaaErgpt
sc,. Tiis cours uas clearly Of opinion
,hat the provision il question did not coz
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

Congress and q large company, enieFrdinio
al able argument aud defence, cpp;ending
ihariie reule nei bebeitl 10 hail.sand pIead.
ing his ISrss5ssge ifnIri arrest az member
Of Congress. i'itsarrani charging no ar
rual breach II The peace, blitu;crely preba
ble cause TO helieve laa p5,s atania nc
rommirrd Tnrhis argsbsns tic Die
lricr Attorney made a very iSDisesial anl
courteous reply. After which, tielustIer
consideration. Of this interesting case eSs,ss,
at the request Of Mr. Wise, and with ssgs
assent of the Di,rric, Attorney and the act.
Ing Justice. postponed until hi, Saturday
morning. al ten O'Clock, to be further ar.
gned NJ The Couri House before The Hon
Judge Dunlop.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

We are informed lhn, the following gentle.
men are the Candidates for ALbcvillc District
for The next Legislature: DR.. q. w. Presley
Col. Joseph lierst Col. 4. Burt. Thomas L.
Perrin, Esqr- Col. Joseph Dickson, DR.. S. v
Cain, Col. John Cunningham. Joel Smith
Esqr., Capr. John B. Black, and Robcr, E.
Bclcler, Esqr.
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an Elireiil "a

Although little has been said ails:sg ;he pro.
gress ofTempcrance in this Distflct s.sIgg Do
cause is prog eressing onward. Al laic meet
ing of the Commissioners Of the Upper Bai,a-
lion Of the Suluda Regiment, in this District.
they refused, from this time, hencefonk and
forever. to gan, any more licences TO retail
spurious liquors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25
gbc a0oerttscr.
EDGEFiELD G.
WEDNESDAY. May 25. 1912.

u We call the attention oi our readers 10
the advertisement of Dr. 4 ID Slalham OF
Danbnrg. Wilkes county. Geo. in which an
error occurred in the publication. In the se-
cond paragraph. the last sentence should read
thus: g | have also been selling goods ax years
and the annual sales have been from Is elye
TO fifteen thousand dollars"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

u. 5 SenafOr.-The Legislature OF Connec-
ricui have elected the Hon. John ~ Niles.
(Dcm.) Senator Of tina, State in the Congress
of the United States. for six years from the Al,
of March next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

Eieetions.-The final result Of the late legis.
la'ive elections in Virginia, are as iollows:-
House Of Delegates. Democrats s;, Wings 30
Senate, Democrats 70. Wings II. Denocra-
tic majority on joint ballot ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

TrmperGnc oHssier We have received n
copy oilhIsw k, which is published by Mes-rs.
Browne IL McCaiieriy. Augusta. Geo. We
recommend II to the friends of ;hc Temperance
cause. i, it May serve 10 vile away an hour
which might he spent at worse amusement.
S'orekcepers and Societies can he supplied
with them, a, tbs low price Of SO per hundred.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

The lumber of deaths Of ~ bite persons,
in thu, cliy. lor nineteen weeks, since the
Janmury last, is seven'y-an exceeding
Iy low average ot less Ii'an Tour per week.
The highest number, IN any Que week du-
rlng ,h@ period. was seven, anc that oc-
Cured bul oncc--thc lowest was one
TIL, speaks strongly for The heal,!iiuess OF
our cit, ,.-Chariesion Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25
city ofNew York to butcher their faiioa

city ofNew York 10 butcher their Eeii6gs
citizens. 81
Providence. Nav n. 1912.
The above handbil which has been seut
US from Providence is not true. We have
moi seen such letter, nor do we believe
such one was written. All that is con-
lemplaled in this city. and all that has been
asked, is, that we raise men enough % PEE
vent United States soldiers from uudcrta-
king TO settle The form of The State Gov
crnmenI OF Rhode Island. and "bulcher-
ing their fellew citizcus" New York will
not interfere in the contest Of the Rhode
Islanders, and she will make others "lel
them alone" nlso.-N Y. Era. o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25
&C. G. POTTER.
Proyidcncc. Nav l3, 1872"

Al time when all parties concur in the
opinion that written Constitution should
be established, which shall secure a liber-
al extension al suffrage, and equalize re-
presentation in the Legislature ol ,his Stale,
aud when all are willing and ready to call
State Convention TO accomplish these
hich objects, as soon as The public mind is
in condition Of calmness suited 10 cool
and dispaiona,c delihcrarion upon sub.
ject so important to the State, will any
good ciIizen. no matter what are his OPT
nions upon the question of suffrage, longer
countcnance The violent, revolutionary. aud
frrocious course Of acIion marked out by
Dorr aud few other desperate men ! The
time has now arrived when every man,
who has been in any way identified with
the proceedings Of Dorr. bul vho loves his
State, snd has any regard for her peace,
her honor. and her future well-being, 10
speak out aud Let these violent and fero-
cious men who would bring here armed
ruiIians from the city Of New York, TO
butcher their fellow citizens, understand.
in language not TO be misunderstood. that
they approve no such measures, and Is i'll
have no further fellowship with such lead
els. No man who has any regard for his
own reputation as good citizen, will be
willing TO rest under the imputalion OF
having participated in such course of
proceedings. Lei, then, every man who
has been associated with Dorr, hereto
fore, come out and denounce. as iidcscrves,
such a course oivio!ence aud blood.
We now ask the honest and peaceful
portion Of the Suffrage party OF this SIae
TO renccr upon the position which This rcck-
less and infuna'e demagogue is urging
Them to assume. Do they desire 10 as
socia,e themselves wiiha hand Of iawless
and iercciaus rullians brought from tho
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25
A Horrible Plot Diseoyersdi

A most foul and fcricious p!otio butch
cr he people Of Providence. has just come
In light. Evidence, conclusive, and fthe
very highest authority. caa-b be produced TO
establish the following statement, viz:-
that Thomas w: Dorr did, previous 10 his
leaving this city. write letter 10 Levi d..
Slamm. Editor ofthe New Era, of the CRY
of New York. requesting him 10 raise five
hundred men in hat city TO be sent armed
TO Rhode Islaud! This letter was shown
bv Mr. Slamm To u gentleman Of this city.
who is strong suffrage mau, and was
supposed 20 he 10 favor OF Dorr, and his
course of violence and blood. In spirit
VI independence g. good citizenship. which
does him great honor, he Informed Dorr
upon NJ arrival IN New Yerk. that he
should 20 with him in nn forcible measures.
and communicated 30 him The knowledge
hc had ofhi- tporr'-I aPpiication 10 Slamn.
wn:ch Don acknowledged 10 be true.
We insert the following slatemcn, oftwo
individuals oi 'hiS city nf undouhl"d crcdi
bi!i,y 10 establish the s"nerai ;arr that Dprr
has made such ~ application. A nor
particular s,arcmtur Will he forthcoming If
thr fact is denied.
I'VE hcrcb, state that we returned iro'm
New York inis morning. and while there
learned from ungucstpnahlc authority.
that Thomas W. Dnrr. before leaving this
city. wrote n letter io Levi ID. Slasnn, ed
iior of the New Era. Of ibc city OF New
York. for 800 men I" he raised in New
York aud sent armed To Rhode Island.
u. b. NICHOLS,
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Correspondence ,rih Gouernof DoT.-
W. publish below :, cnpv of q cores
i,"ndence between Coils. Ming and Cras'o,
and his Excelieacy Governor Dorr. II
affords much pleasurnin recording this evI-
deuce ofthe patriotism Of our cirizens. -
The companies thai have taken lead IN
this matter deserve he thanks Of every
friend ofour Republican insli,uknns, They
will nor be alone. Young lnetisn all parts
Of The rity will organise coupanies to
stand ready to defend their brethren ol
Rhode Island from anv unjust aud uuho!y
interference that MIR. Tyler may be reck-
less enough TO direct:
New YoRk, May IS, 1872.
To Thomas ". Dorr. GOrernor. Of th'
Stat. Of Rhode Island:
Sir:-SeveraI military companies o.
this city and vicinity having rendered theii
services to us, 10 form military escort Il
accompany you to Providence, we have
the honor tn apprise your Excelleuey o
the fact. This distinction WHICH they 81
much desire. we hope will meet with you
cheerful acceptance.
With sentiments of the highest
respect we are very respectfully
yours.
ALEXANDER MING, Jr.
Col. 18th Res,. n. Y. A.
ABRAHAM J. CRASTO.
1t. Col. 236lh Regt, My. s. l..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

Resumption The n. o. PieGyuHe states that
the Banks of,ha, city had resolved unanimous
ly, 10 resume Specie payments, OF Monday The
10Th INST,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-25

The Washington correspondent, of the Char
lesion Mercury, under date Of the 10Th lnst
says:
Two or three days since there appeared in
the Baltimore papers paragraph stating that
Reveriy Johnson Of that city had been thrown
from his horse by which he was very much in
jnrcd. y rr,mor prevalent here to day gives
different version Of the story. l, Is sald that he
and Mr. Stanley were engaged in pistol prac-
lice on Friday evening IN the vicinity Of Bsisi
more and tha; ball frnm The pistol q Tic TT
ter glanced from the ,nrgei, and lods Illl,sles
diatcIy under the e, eye of Ms, Js;6iz1fi The
ball was extracted. but the vl the ess. Il
irrecovcrubly gone.
Small POz.--7'lIs ssacon TeIegrap ronsaias
the loowisg stsnr iromthe Hospital Physician
to hid lfen. &. Sims, Siayor Of that city:
81 .Siy--I have 10 rep0rt the occurrence OF