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ARRIVED,


Ship Louisa. Barrett II DIS I'm New Orleans cotton
SC TO VIM Nelson. l0!h mat lat - % lon 81 co.
ship fsfOO. from Now Orleans FOR Liverpool 10Th, in
French ship Chautabriand, all from New Oreass for
Europe.
Norwegian brig Tr. Color. Fris. 50 ds from Norway,
iron &c, and 81 su.ersge passengers TO VIM Weisser
Bris Nerrimsc CcIsNn, Is is TN Pence, PR. if3 hhds
sugar To Maitland Comrie Co. Sailed In company with
bark Panther. Herrck, for New Haven loading Allen,
Manson, FIN Boston, disg; Helen Maria. -, I'm Quay
ANA for Sfork schr Caroline. OF Phiiad for NlorK.
Brig Msrseois, OF ThoHaston Sleeper ID de- fnn Nor
leans To master. 400 hhds sugar, Dennisiou g. Co: 40
lead Srschan Scott July 10Th, In lat IS long "a
picked W vessels jb boom with sails and rigging
tacbsdl7t and sth experienced very gals from
E. lost boat and dayts and sprung fore topmas
18Th lat 3dt long "a spoke scbr - i'm Newport for
Florida could not understand her name.
Brig Islam. Of Eastport Shsokford is ds Turks Island
500 bushels Salt P Neivus & Son. Let, no Amer.
lean vessels In port. July 7h spoke 10 Turk. isl-
and passsge schr Ann Elizabeth Adau.a i'm Baltimore
for So. Jag do Cuba.
Briti.h acbr Theresa Jane Symonet, IL days from
Eethurs with 1000 dog pine apples rs lunches
Ackerly l7th inst lat 81 long rs 30 spoke abiu
Louisa FROM Nobi. for Liverpool Is days out all well
Scbr Sarah, Charlotte days from Ne BERN NJ c. with
naval 10 Medal Plat. Sailed In co. schr South
Carolina
Scnr A I Thorns. Sanford dsys I'm Wilmington, N
C. naval stores TO Z ) Powell.
Scbr Fourth Of July, Haskell DIS I'm Virginia corn TO
II P Haveus
schr Pocsssstt, Goodson ia I'm Richmond coal, to
master.
schr T z Skinner, ds I'm Cherrystone, grain.
BEEOW-l brig Wind ) w.
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BUSINESS Noilces.

oNE OF THE WONDERS OF TIE woaLD.-The public arc
requested call The Medical bspo, No. Murray st.
and see Mr. Brooks who has been cured OF tia.
ribe disease Ssoruo, by Dr. Cn!isnt Indian ytgsate
P1ndcsa Remember he is to DO at No I Asrray.R.
the Principal oce OF DR.. Cuilens celebrated Medicines
for the State Of Ssw-York.
No person should fall pay Mr. B. v..t, as hi, IL ons
OF the most a.oD!,hng For particu-
lars. see advertisement. in another column.
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MA RIPC.

On Tuesday morning. IN the Baltimore Cathedral, By
R!snt Rev Samuel Eccleston, Arch Bihop Of Baltimore
ROBERT H GALLAHER Junior Editor Of the Rich
ruont Republican 70 MIs HARRIET z. P MARSH
7oupsss, daughter Of Elias Marsh, ESQ Of New York
and n!ec. OF the ArchbiIhop.
Ia Hartford CT on the 20th inst. By Rev Dr. Marsel
Us Mr JAMES GOODMAN Of this city, 70 Miss ELIZA
BETH ANDRUS daughter Of Sllss Andrus Esq. Of
Hartford.
10 Oswsgo. on The l3,h inst Lieu. J. Hayden U. 8.
70 Sarah A daughter Of tie la,e l.. pardee ESQ
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SANDss SARsAPAaILLA-Ab -mirent phYsictan Ia ono
Of yausbgo b7 his publia5rd, says Tbs doc
The absorption Of medical substances into hs blood
10 now generally received for 10 u
mica snd thersupegtcal csnopsrson It's by ia
immediate operation the vial that Ssndgs
sapsra Ia. performed such stonshp cufes Of eeroqs
Eupny7s Gsnfu!Ar Diseases, and host Of other mails
Of which Injected blood 10 tbs fountain The deter
esn ef rnenu Of this extraordinary preparation
ntred through The communication between The digestive
ppaatus and The veins iEt3 the circulation, ard thereby
y. neaIalkng aLd pafIyiaf properties sIps al esi
with vhich ihe yar!oua Indications Of disease removed
bJ ihis medicine, AID its uniform established bJ
multitude Of SiissIed fssL
Prepared ara sod. Wholesale and retail. ~ A B. o.
sANDs. Druggiys 100 Yulions Of William, New.
YORK Bold also a. rs Brosd~ay n Eat 6rosdvsJ and
by OruggIu generally lhroG gboa s United statss Fnes
I'll per oolliA 2I botIlss foe 81
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DIED

On Wednesday afternoon, 22d nE JULIA DWIGHT,
only child OF D. and Mary Z. Porter ssec gear.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
nTt:ed 70 attend her funeral tnis lFdday) afternoon a,
O'Clock f-orn Rev Dr.. Hur,oos Church, on Waning
ton square.
Yesterday morning Of spopIe1y, SARAH Harris
HORNE U5TiCK, ycunges, daughter of The late VIZ
liam usuck
The relatives and friends Of the family are isT!ted 70
attend her fuer ttis sternoor al o'clock from her
Ia,e ,esidsace, Nc. "a Amty.ss
On Thursdsy. PRESERVED FISH. IN the els. yea.
Of hiI age.
Els friends and acqvsntances are invited to attend
ais funeral tnis (Frdsy) AFTERNOON O'clock from his
!a:e residence. 81 Fourta-st East of,he Bowery
% Thursday, I'd ;nsr- a. Brooklyn, SAMUEL T.
SMITH. n. D. n he 3Ist year Of his age
His remains will De taken 70 South Salem, Westches
ter Co y. Y. for iaterrnen,
Icne llth, &, nii residence IN South Hartford Wash
tnE'2n Coun'y y T. OF consumption. Dr. RICHARD
SILL, j. IN re ed year Of els age
In Stewart Co. Georgia sd ult PRESCOTT BUSH
aged 20 year,, Revolutionary Solder
"a "o!cort CT Inc 9th ult- Cap, LUcIU5 II
TIE, IN tee se.h gear Of ais age Revolutionary sol
dier
In South Barre Orleans Co. n. Y on tie lsih mat
MOSES SSlTH, Revolutionary Soldier. aged u yeats
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SOLAR LAMPS, CAnPaEsg LAxrs, CHANDELIERS, GnAs-
DoLr1 AND HALL Lanterns -Dietz, Brother &c Co. No.
l3s wlism-st. manufacturing and have always on
hand full assortment of the above mentioned articles and
and various other goods their ne which they will sell
at Wholesale or retail low prices for cash. yli I'm
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r. Da. BRRsaAS's celebrated sYnuP and Pills
continually efectng cures IN Of Consumpti
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia &c. where all other nssns
have failed Oface No isi CorIsnd.st NY.
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SoAgo or NAVAL OFgicEEs-It has been r.
ported .ad generally belle vri tha tie oec. Tor which
tais Board nAs been couvsnei IS debr.a % iae 5-s:
Mexican fortress OF San Jcaa de Cuo. We understand
however that TIA; szb-ct Gas rot bu. o:ner Est,srs
hsre seea osoUga. before ;ais Board daring rae
Gays tns; Il ass No-, from WHAT we hes- co re
,hiak L vii s- NAT Intel
s GEx. Wool and StsE s-rived here lasg eve
si1s IN tie Hannibal frn,n Memphis ne proceeded i
redAisy on 70 Alton for the purpose 81 ~s leara. Of
seccias Q. ne voRateers there 3 the
OF va- said that ali Of them wiz the exception Of
Col saksTs regimen; Jsssrson Barracks viii be Dis
patched during tas present weak.
Isl. Lasia aez-Esa, lsli tRss.
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w Tyepelos and Others leaving the City IN the .ter-
noon srcinormed that Epes.ns IAr
= printed every day. containing die STOCK saies MAR
AZ Inourine Of the Hewsboys for the Eoentas Edition
Of The Tribune every will os able to take with him
,hs lstesl news up 70 the time Of leaving The City.
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Y The Argus ssstes thai on Wednesday the
oEears Of Col savsasoas regiment Of so,sntse1s for
California uere ecmrslsssnssd bS Ges, Wriess
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PASSENGERS SAILED,

IN te ,h,p Loaisu, from Nes Orissa,-N Kneass,
lady. children and servants Madame Gouge aud son
Mrs Wells Mrs Griffin and Is ia thu steerage.
In tx brig isidaI from ShSetford-Mr ingalls,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

RUTeESs CoLIEGE-Ths Annual Commence
neHt u his iosstz:on took pses NewB-unsw1sk o.
Wednesday,. The Graduating Class numbered H. TIA
Honorary Degrees ef u. D. WIS scattered ca yoshrs
Spencer, q Escs, Ssv-EseS.
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L,sernl,,y of the Board of Alderman.

In the Board of Aldermen on Monday evening,
the Finance COMMITTEES reported In favor Of allowing Jon
ATLAS D. Seressc- i've per cent. moneys collected by
his Stsvenscns In the otcs OF the Coec,e.
Of Arrears II Taxes in 1912.
AID, BSApr opposed the report. He stated that the
subject had been before them three times since sls Nj 5.
held the once ahoQ, eleven months during which dre
he had received over oo and in addition TO that when
poSAsied some 500 and now Claimed /, for
Extra Services. NJ. 5. resigned his oee q, least
ssnson presented 70 the Board with his nSme) 20
which MIR. $ PrououIces forgery. though on the
morning he gave up his Books 10 his Ls Fo sue
MI Moss without rseierce OF TIA; kind. TIE
city had already paid per collecting Of this
money.
AID NsSSxseLE favor Of the Report, :Ae City
eoald get tho money back and NJ. :. going -
California 70 add smother &ar the Union. ana
best 70 lot hin SO. The Report WAS adopted 10 !.
MI Stevenson, as understand H. cecs not pect 70
receive ANY money under this resolution 81; merely wish
g 20 balance the amcun, he had in his hAnIs when ne
e he ONCE ana which as hss always refused 10 pay
70 the Comptroller.
AID LIVINGSTON offered resolution the eject Ii At
te- setting with Stew there sssIt balance Ia hts
hands esenSng to the CITY, hs should permitted spend
Is IN purchasing Standard cfCeors for his regimen, hcur.
for California THIS WAS laid the table
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

R Mrs, Spencer lately murdered by her bus
band jersey CITY, receives ve-y hard name from the
Cleveland H,sd-she having formerly sested in Csve-
land Having published ne. mothers stery esrely re
"a, 70 this, Wishing 70 .sy no ore on tie subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

SIsLos-The entertainments hsre this evening a-s va
red and attractive. Mia B.nSy repeats Ter charming
persousron OF Casto in The beazrl bale. Of The Yer-
seAace of Dixna-sp;ported By Nine Leon JaveIH snc
Mons Henri Gabriel viii De IN lis element II that capt
paaoins called N DGcharneau, and on The rope IN
a Scotch ra, All the family snc Gas Whittier s2pex-.
To-ror,ou nizht Aiss ClIrkes heneet-
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e 4 MIRACLE A afs.cLEl-Ay very Wonder 10 eiesr
no ssn -Fn- Jou-s's Italian Chemical Soap -ksmeu,
be-, vIhdst rsreprrs-n saou ihese ar, liz positive qaa
tues for uncn received ihs highest enccnanms Of The
Faculty and In. 1nsoicited approval Of mo Medical Soc
-ty N pat. thoUsscds Ia The United Szles
every dist xgr,-n: ard erupuon OF hs azin, such
po-. Tr.cEes both-s ssI rbrurn. scuryy, b~si spo1
Tan. ,uLbarn. uiorps1w, &c.
n Will ebsnxs the color Of dsrn yellow ssnbarnt skin
20 -.ufI healthy cesrress To prone lhs public The
.rc-l-oc. Of hia read TIC following cpous a~arc-d 10
V-sprini, t5- nventor, BY Tho Medical Society Of
we consider H. vesprpi the grestest phsn,hropi. OF
tee age and bis l.s.sn ca Ecz Soap miracle
any eruption or csxureEeli " the siIn Il will prove
blessing 10 fuinre sges'
Sold The sign OF ice American Eagle g CSslhsmal
ane il5 Broadway or Ss fulton 81, Brooklyn IVA &sod
~ Sow THAT ZEE HAT TIE SuS Il daily incr-ss-
irg Tan Fr.ekls Sunh2rr vii b. all tho rage; IL
not Do forgotten GoCRArD's Iraan hedcatsd
Cracka Chsi-s Ridges. Rourhn.ss, Erup ions Ring.
worms Moes &c iss also e19lis!te for ssayiny Coz
sIrps Poccfrs Saddles will pos lively eIiirpas All supr.
Ga, naif An sop .ioo Of GcUkAuus Lca!c Rouge
o,t. peY1narrst ED brilliant rosiccas TO pale ch-ska
Do r-snceb>red thai The genuine crsp.r.toa
Dr. FELIX GOURAUD only be o6t.irsd Al his Depot
e. WsIIef-.t- Frat sore freu Broadway Boston s.
Jordan AIs-sI gcrrs, Albany, nc. Wh-re may ~ bad
PITExsFsi.sre. fspersae Ia Ross exqds.pvey ref-ss-
Ing lhe thsse bot sys Alsc DR. BoroTs Esr
Baccule. iof refreshing prd natieg The agrsri
hardenisg Tie gua sns preEscrsg cxries and tarsr
ze,ter with mAsy eecr Odd nodors foy The tcie not gar
orally 70 % ssc n gtssr places n HsvYsrt Agsney &
sssgs seiaalssed HsJ Rsstsrstiye. hsaf
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Two perforasress sg,in today {; lis Musssr1 Il 81
o,cIlek rnsr.ooc and u hs eysutaz. Tia Museum v
open al hours ssd ,ss1 eyrz sarshss eoss;anty
cxfhise1-
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e The uial OF Freeman al Aubarn. !; Is thOugh.
viii close in tie course OF ,hi' week We p7esune
.aese sls .oor, 10 doubt hs: VII he found guilty.
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APATHY OF TIE MEXrcANs
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH'
Later from the Army.

MOVEMENT TO C4M4RGo
FOURTH OF JULY IN.TEXAs.
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Saratoga and Bnlistou.

Correspondence Of lac Tribune
Union Hall. SAxAToGA SPRINGS, July y, 1876
The number OF visitors al these celebrated
Springs is perhsps less than for several years past
though for the last few days there has been quite
increase The proba bili,y is tina; the ususl number
will be there during the season. though their ia.ry-
ing may be shorter than usual. The L-a.tel States
Ho.e! and L'.tor have each about three hundred,
while Congress Hall and the Pavilion. bosh besut;fu!
places have thus far 5sen but partially Patroaized
The venerable Ssrs Sorci q, Bai!ston Is ou under
excsIer, cement and Is pretty well sustained BY
pernsnen, Summer boariers Perhaps no house IL the
country Is better adapted for families with children than
this Las, Summer ihers IS children and 45 nurses
the house and not call made upon shysicisn
turog the season We ja5ge there are ncs less than
thirty good rooms IN the house s,l aneeeupiHd Tie
ride nom Ssston 20 Lake SsrstogSis remarkably pleas
srd tbs distance TO The Lake House az The Sulphur
Springs Is ouly about SIX miles Speaking about iaS
SsHs Sot.ei reminds Us OF siStemens We ae-d made
The other day ssop :hs Durability Of pain, when sea
uine article Is used instead OF sdutsratsd ooe This
house bull. IN 1903 tee COS; sf $4,000
The painting alone $500 I! has never been re-
painted and looks tress This Gay IS most OF he
houses painted within :he .ss; ave years an eons
down 10 the Sans Souc sss;a some OF these csys Apc
Will perhaps say something more about ole bsstoa- Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24
City Items.

e The season eliminates, and dullness reaches
full maturity blosssmius UNDECIDED in every street All
the wor! have long been luxuriaDg az the watering
places and now faithful ,Sd uSa!nchng City Pa
rents desert their feve5.h and unwholesoms charge and
HE them to green Acids and pessan; waters-(quod est
TO those who like ;hem) Monday brings repose 10 the
scarlet cushion OF Presidential Chair in either Chamber
OF the City LegsaOn-o The Bench "a hard one OF the
Court OF sessons-,e the Conventon.to everything but
Policemen Editors Bakers and omnibus-dEvers. Well
peace and pleasure so with them all
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MARINE JOURNAL.
sY- SEE MARINE JoURN1L, FOURTH P1Gr.
CLEARED.

Bark odd Fellow. Warner Tampa Bay sc, Ogden.
Brig Pioneer. Hearn. M-tsnzas
Schrs Two Brothers, Richardson, Washington, NC ;
Victor. Haett, Boston Benz 6geow Baxter Bost on.
Steamer Black Diamond Cox Philadelphia,
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u TROY DAILY PosT--Alex 81. Wells. the
former able Editor CT tie Hadson River Caronicle
has purchased the interest OF J Ayres in the Troy
Posi- which viii hereafter be pubi.he6 5yWes Davis
Il will speedily be enlarged and improved and take
rank among the 6s; journals OF Business .nd News
The bank OF the Hudson
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Caurt Calerdnr.ru, DIS.
Law Courts.

COMMON PIEAs-Nos SIS. Ies, III, l25, l2s, SO. 1871
ls7, so. lss 10 is. $50 20 1855.
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e We are glad that the Mayor has commenced
action asaus, the e1oronate and dishonest Cabmen He
will have enough to do-bu. II he will even measuraoly
reform the ourases and impostons TO which all
are subject from portion of these drivers he will really
h. a sublic benofac,or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

Eg The Presbyterian. edited BY one Of Mr.
Folks WE'LL paid Office holders, is not very slow st
manufacturing offsets to the sres, swinds BY which
Pennsylvania WAS cheated into believing Polk as
thoroughly for Protection SIS Clay. The Editor
says the Wings in lS+4.
In the South ,oss no.iae bu T-us men any .tas bu:
Yl,,rf ulca. In the West, I.sy S:rsct 'or
0rrson-i, ase Noras. against II" &c.
We insist tina, 50 500 year is no pay for such
a,isueduty as this mans conscience has 10 under
go. Polk should charter steamboat of him or give
him contract a, making pack saddles.
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pi,afection among the Louisiana Volunteers

REFUSAL OF MEXICAN SOLDIERS TO SERVE
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e When the Common Council get back from
their presen; vagsbondzng during the hot weather In
August, they intend take hold in earnest OF the subject
OF lighting The Park with Gas. This Is very important
and necessary measure.
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Niagara Falls. July ls. 1916.

That OF the author OF the New System rsfusn
TO give publicity his until after the decision
the Investigating Committee whether in favor or agani
him. &c. See Tribune OF October q, lS43.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

e We understand that Mr.. Poe has com
nenced belsu against the proprietor of the Evening
Mirror for repubshing the CaId OF Mr. English fTom the
TeIecraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

e RApDE, 800 Broadway has imported few
copies admirable and dspassonste book Homesora
thy. Recitation OF the Objections commonly brought
against it, which has recently published by The Dub
lin Homeopathic Society. It contains a large amount o
the most interesting Information statistical and otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

II MDLLE BLASeY increases ner popularity al
every representation. When the comes hone next
Autumn she may look for srand farore She and
The Rare!s appear tonight AZ Nlslo's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-02
Roberts, Price Clxrren1..

ENL LASTlC Snspenders aud Carriers. from
-h1 ia cents TO IS cents pair:
Rice a. 2Olbs. for 81 20. fine quality,
G(unpowder lbs. Tor 81 90.
Shot 81 Is per bag or 3 lbs for IS cents.
Bieached Shirtings ut l23 cents yard, =;
Unbleached do gard ,eite, at 10 cts a YARD,
Cotton Osnahurgs 10 cents yard,
do Stripes I24 do do
do Yarn NJ 671 II bundle Of S pounds, =
Lemon Syrup, superb a'tsete, at so cents
bottle,
Students Bible, very useful work with very
broad S1 ruled margin, Greek and English,
A few more copies of ThompSon's Mexico
Davies Algebra s71 cents, =
Southern Harmony 574 cents,
Sacred Harp 81 90, :!
Lnmpriere's Classlcaf Dictionary 50 25,
Anlllon's Grammar 81 00,
Winter slrgined bIeached Sperm Oil 81 37f
cents gallon.
Copy Plates for Pupils 25 cents,
Pictures from.[taIy 81! cents by Boz, -.
Cologne Waters aud Perfumery, Combs, &C.
very cheap,
To close lot-Law Blanks 371 cts. quire, -
Peters Pills. and Sherman's Worm Lozenee ea,'
with Quinine and other Drugs aud Chem
i:alS, Tor sale low, by
:. r. S, S,.ROBERTS
Edgefeld C. H., August IS. 1876.
august 26 q 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

aSf JOflN Hill. Esq, Ordinary oi
ED EdSefrld District ..s..-
Whereas James rompkins hath ap.
piled 10 me for Letters OF Administration,
on all and singular the goods aud chaltels,
rights and credits Of James NJ. Blair, late
or The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cIe and admon-
ISL all aud singular. the kindred and cred
iI0rs Of The sanl deceased, 10 he and appear
hcIure me, OF our next OrdInary's Court
for ltc said District, to he holden al Edge
field CourI House, on the lfh day Of Sep
Ienhcr ins!,. TO show cause. if any, why
The said administration should uol bs
granted.
Given under my hand and seal; this tho
3lsI day OF August, in the year Of our
Lord ore thousand eight hundred and
lprty.six'h. aud in the 7lst year Of Anes-
eau Independence. -:
JOHN HILL, o. L D.
Sept. 2 2t 80
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Epr tkc ddceriise,.

Mr.. EDtroR.-Beleying. that there will lac
considerable anxiety in The public mind. re!a
tive 10 the circumstances inlmr:diaiely in con-
neclon with the uiltimeIy death 9t Mr.. Will
liam Lurldv, have Concluded to give Il brief
i,ut correct statement Of ihc whole affair. On
Thur%tlay morning. the eth tli:...Wmi. Lnndy.
!agc,hcr with DR.. Mabry aud G.. NJ. Roper,
came To my house Oh Il visit. was absent,
and they consequently concluded TO got" the
creek. and amIHc Themselves awhile fishing
About j. O'Clock they ,cr!.znea 10 the hnEsc.
and found me al home They remained with
me unit! after dinner, say until o'clork We
then mutually agieed 10 90 down ard spend
the lis ht at Mr., Lnniy's. aud the day inl"w'
ing to engage in squirrel hunt. Shortly af,er
we ]ell my hGnsr Lar air. LnadyS. an3 when
within abQutIG or 100 yards OF Mr.. John Rains
:ord's, CUR attention was attracted by some
birds flying atout We stopped and spent
probably, Snnic 10 o. 20 minutes, the deceased
shooting some two or three times at them.
During the time. j. Rairslnrd GALE 10 us from
his window. mritlng us To com" III and SIT
awhile, TO which we aII agreed. We had
scarcely taken our seaiS. when a simmons for
myself or DIR. Mabry. arri"rd 10 attend pa
iient some distance Of. Df Mabry SET ont
Immediately 10 attend the case. accompanied
by myself rs far back as NV housr. leaving
Roper and deceased ut Mr.. K RainSfords, until [
.n:gh. return, alter which we were to proceed
10 hlr. LundyS. iwds absent about 20 or %
minutes, then rode mp 10 the gate and called to
kopcr aud deceased, to ride John Rlinsiord
spoke, ard said that he had just sent to the
spring for bucket of cool water. and that
had better call and get some. dsmounted
and walked up and sat down OH the top step
of the purtlco; in about or minutes deceased
came with his gun in hand, Cor sc all three
me with the hritcII of his gun. resting ! think
on the same step the mnZze upwards Roper,
about this time arose iru'.rhis seat; and started
ont at the door and nhout the time he was pas
sing between deceased and myself, one of the
barrels was discharged. The contents passed
IL at the left temple. tearing "tt one hlIi Of his
head. Whilst he was falling of, and III front
of the steps, the second barrel was discharged,
iodgin lis contents in the earth, within very
few inches of where the unolnuate ynung
man was lying the cause of both explosions
being unknown to any present There were
four of us prcsen. when the accident la apened,
and am satisfied, that one yard square would
have included The whole OF us. have thus
briefly given you Il true and correct history of
all the circumstances in connexion with tins de.
plorable occurrence. hoping thereby. to disa-
busc the public mind at once, shunld anything
60. or have gone abroad, unlruc i'll connexion
wih this fatal accident
JAMES a. DEYORE.