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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

o., tisa srea, point gained in all discussions to
dersiand what is meant by particular words Thus, we
should like to know from the Republican, whi, it means
by clubbing Santa Anna-who was allowed by Mr. Polk
To pass into Mexico to command the armies Of the Re
publlc-lhe General Of The Wings" and further, what
means by speaking Of tho "lunker portion of the
Wings"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

'O the citizens Of Lynchburg the subscriber having
L made arrangements to have OYSTERS opened
every other day at Richmond which will he received
by Boat, fresh and good any Oysters
used in richmond, begs leave to solicit the patronage OF
Hotels and Private Families, that be furnished every
other day. with the article during the season, and
at The lowest pnce without change all who will favor
him with engagements to take the season, delivered at
their House,.
Orders sent to WIN. II. Garrett. will receive prompt
atlsnlon at the Rough Ready. next door below tbs
Franklin Hotel.
Co. Also variety Of FRESH FISH. 3 times week
DRANSON DUNNfNGTON.
Jin Il Wiz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
DANNH.IF REGISTER.

WE have received The first number of the Danyille
"sser under which name ths paper. heretofore called
The Herald. Is nov published by Mr.. 4. w. {. Terry.
who makes his debut in well written and spirited salu
'a'ory The Register will do good service 10 the Wing
cause in lis region of the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

we publish today Two interesting leters--onc from
M CabeI Of Floji. AMI the other from MIR. PulnSeu.
we think Mr. Cabe not only vindcaes Mr.. Winthrop
'rnn the charge OF Alb ons H. but shows clearly that
southern members b,und to vote for him. II is
amusing. Indeed. t, Mr.. Winthrop assaulted by the
a"'nnlsis and Southern democrats, with equal acrl
m"ny.
he opinions Of Mr.. Poinselt in all hat concerns
'''A'o' are entitled 10 great weight No man IN this
country Understands better the genius Of the people, OF
' more extensive personal knowledge Of the country
WAN ne. lie is Dc m crat and friendly TO he Admin
S"a"n and his views cannot bc attributed poliilca
" parry prejudice. We beg readers to give due at
"Hloh ~ TIC statements ard illustrations VI the letter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

" The Union is lugubrious when it speaks of the
Condition OF lis party in New York. and SAYS I'VE are
sometimes almost forced despair OF the Empire State,
ana then cnnfess' that if the Democratic party there
""'' not allay lis euds. 1--WE try to do without her
AT The next election and elcc, Republican President
without her cooperation and her vote Present appear
aFcs would Indicate Ibis III Isl unpleasant conclusion
The political dscernmcn of the Union is as admra
Die as lis irankness and philosophy.
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Conuts,,orER's OvVicE,

Amherst G. IT,, 7ih Jan, 1913. :
The parties Interested in tho foregoing decree will
lake no,o. that have appointed TUESDAY the 18th day
Of February. lS4S IN commence the accounts therein di
rcct~d which time they requested Ia att nd Al my
office with thsir acconis, vouchers and evidence, pre-
pared for cxamina lion and scttlsmsnt
JESSE A. IiiGGlNBOTHAM. Com'r.
jan l3-wlm
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rssIoren's OrFicC.

Amherst e. H. 10Th Jan, 1913.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree will
take no,,ce that have appointed "Wednesday. the 23d
day Of February, S4S, TO commence the accounts there
in directed, Al which time they requested ID attend at
my oce with their accounts, vouchers. evidence, &r.
prcpared Tor examina ton aud settlement.
JESSE A. lllGGiNBOIHAM, Com'r.
Jan. t3-wIm
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For Rent.

R-N Thc.llouse aud Lo, sdoining my
2A:.rA dence recently occupied by Maj. jaime
III liz Garland
"a AlS,. ,hsnew S,oneI. unbrr House on
the Canal. occupied last. year by Messs. Mcdaniel 4
Lee MICAJAH DAVIS. Jr
Jan. l3--wts IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

tonal expense Of $4,000. We do moi think the new
,enrt is calculated TO encourage The idea that's Rail
Road will be made across the Ridge IN that direction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
Lymchbllrg Academy.

E subscriber having assumed entire control Of The sboss
Institution, heretofore conducted under the supssvi,isw
OF Dan Smith. IT,, will continue conduct the h As
basement story Of the Masonic Hail. and repeatedly spcs
the gemert Of the public The neat aessiua win
cemms IN the ist OF February.
.s+ g. TERMS.
Tuition in the Elementary branches 60 "
" IN tbs higher branches al Eaglish Is %
=" IN the Languages and Mstbsns.ics - %
jan. 17-wAw ALEXANDER n. JORDAN.
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.NOpE.NBER isth, isf7
CHEAP GOODS
Avn ~ o MIS- ia X T.

a.ND ~ - WIS tn n II.
HAVE this day received and opened second supply OF
L NEW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
selected in the Northern Cities with great care, 10 which
respectfully call The attention n the Ladies asd the pbc
generally, they will IN. great many new and beautiful
Goods which are he found else IN this
prices lower than they could have been ough
earlier in the deem unnecessary to menson the
articles just received but respectfully solicit call
the well selected stochwhlch pledge sell to sol at
prices give entire satisfaction and no n,sr.ks.
Nov IS-nn TiIOS NJ WILKINSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
ali'i:lgcS.

- Married, January 10Th, 1913. by the Rev. DR., S
Philips, Mr.. Thomas n. LEE, of Shenandoah county
to Miss fRArcEs 5 j. HARDY, daughter VI Capt. VII
lam a. Hardy, Of Bedford county, Va
- on 10Th inst. by the Rev. Armistead II Og
den, Mr.. ARTHUR L. TINsLEY to Mss FRANCES. dsuph
Ter Of WIN. Isey, of Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

NOTICE.
TIME CLAIMS due 10 Ambrose and Willis II. Plum
kett having been put III Our hands for collection.
those indebted 10 them, to Willis H. Plunkrl indvid.
uay, will please call and settle Immediately, as further
indulgence cannot be given.
Jan 24-4t IRVING l. ROANE.
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HOUSE And LOT FOR S.4LE.

HOUSE And LOT FOR S.fLE
FuNIiE subscriber, having determined IN remove from
! his present residence, offers 1t for sale.
The premises consist Of comfortable Dwelling
House. Good Kitchen, STA BILE, Carriage and other
houses good feparans Of the most productive Gar
dcns-and as Anc well Of Water as any IN Lynchburg.
Fo further particulars, apply to
Jan M-s d. b. PAYNE
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S00 PAPERS very superior SMOKING TOBACCO
cOO for sale by the dozen, cheap
Jan. Pts W J. WILLIS
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VIRGINIA;
nss: held !; III: c'.,.: o'e. Of the county Gsu' Of
John q A. Wright and Robert W Wright,
agsina
James c. K..ey and Mary T.. his wife, -------,
William II ssunler. and Nancy his WIFE, George Pearson
and Polly hi. wife, Robert !isriy joseph Hardy Jonathan
iiaryand Janrso Wright, (he last Of whom infant
under the age oil twenty years, Defendants,
In CmANcERv.
The Defendant Jonathan HARDY, no, having entered hs
appearance and given security TO the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he inhabitant OF this Commonwealth
It ode that the said Jonathan Hardy do appear here
the fourth Monday in March and the bill the
Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forhwh insert
ed published in the i ynchburs for
months and posted the door tho
Court House Of this county
A Copy-Tcste,
Jan 10 w2m JOHN H. sTEPrOE CiI
Education.
gINIE subscriber will open Eng ish and Classical Male
Monday, the Gath day oil the present month (January)
Terms Of Tuition
Per Session v Fife Months.
For beginners $50
English branches 1000
Payable at the expiration of the session.
Pup enter At time during the session, and Ill
be charged from the time o entrance the end OF the session.
No deduction will be made Tor absnce except Of
REFERENCES
CAMPBELL.-Col. o. g. Clay, Benjamin wilkes, Esq.
BEDFokD;-Dr Hector Harris, Re- C. stePiS:, E.q.,
| Charles l.. Cobbs, Esq. JAMES M. COFER.
Liberty, Jan. 17-w2w
4 T Circuit superior court OF I.aw and Chancery con
n tinued by adjournment, and held Tor the county Of Am
hest the Count House, Wednesday, the LIST day Sep
TENDER, 1Si7i
Elizabeth Rowan Margaret A. Rowan Sarah J. Rowan,
Esther A. How and Eliza N. Rowan, Plaintiffs,
agans
Samuel Garland OF John A. Rowan Decd Susan
A. Row widow Of the said John A. Rowan, William Craw
ford and Martha T. his wife, Robert, John, William, Mary,
Martha Theodore Margaret and Elizabeth Crawford, their
children, the last six OF HON infants BY d. Rocs, sps
ciay assigned their guardian, Defendants,
In CHANcERY
On the motion of David Barrow, who hath inermarrisd
with the Defendant, Susan A. Rowan he made party de-
PENDANT and molten the said David Barrow and Susan
A. his wife, appearing that than two years have
elapsed since the qualification OF the Defendants Samuel Gar
land OF John A. Rowan decd The Court doth
ORDER all persons who may have claims against the estate
said John Rowan Decd be required exhibit the
this settlement before the term
legal claims debts shall appear against the said
estate the will decree distribution amongst the
distributes without requiring refundng bonds; that
be published eight weeks successfully Lynch
burg vginan and posted at the door OF the Court II
this county, on two several Court days.
| Copy-Teste.
Jan. i7-w2m HUBERT TfNSLEY, CT1.
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Insurance on Lires,

aud transmit the same 10 that board Tor acceptance
Pamphlets, containing Table Of Rates, ke &c obtained
upon application to the subscriber.
NJ. W. DAVENPORT.
yonN " PArrrscs, NJ. ID, Medical Examiner
An LA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

, OO0 YARDS of CALICO, Tor sale cheap, by the
O,UOU piece apply W. J. MILLS
Jan. PIT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

az characterization Is the thief OF tmr"s truth as
sae IT Is Important and how small the number who
act with and decision In Of the st vital
Importance When disease insadcs the physical frame,
time should he lost procuring the right medicine at and
ge, cured without delay For chronic diseases
such as Rheumatism Kings Evil ssroola, swelling Of tho
glands obstinate tm"neoo. Erupcn, ulcc's, hit, Swell
lungs Enlargement and Pain OF the Bones aud other SIMILAR
diseases,
SANDS SARSAPARiI.LA
has been found IN be efficient
cdy operating mildly and pleasantly the general system
purifying and clvansng the vital fluids, giving tome and
.gy to the system aud npng To the de
ba,cd frame. Numbers ho have taken IL, merely with
view at alternating their snhs,nes, have by usne sho
t,mo To their infinite pleasure and dclig rapidly
IN health, until II has become fully established
. Pr,cc 81 pei bottle, S,s bottles t,r iv. dola,..
Prepared and sold by \. H. u ID. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New Nok
Sold also by u. II LYMAN, Iynehburg, aud Druggist
encrally throughout the United States,
HJaniaty 2t-N
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y. IeOyNit HOlrOnsbe,

~ 19OyVGV 33OVVVWUVCt
ATT % X n Ely At LA W
"ILL ATTEND the Courts of the Corporation o
w Lynchburg aud of tho counties Of Campbell and
Amherst.
All business entrusted to him will meet with prompt
tenilun.
Address -i.ynchbury.
His Office OF he ST I,of John J. furvis, Esq
Scptcrnt ~ 20-,s If
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B,ssENDNDIE, j., Oct TO- 1915.
Mr.. Seth w Fowe, Boston:
Dear Sir II perceive by all the newspapers tina, Won
the General Agent Of that very useful and highly popular
medicine, called
| Wistars Balsnm Of Hid Cherry.
Allow to inform that have used that Medicine
in my family with decided Las, fall wife
qite sick; had bad cough. consulted physician
who visited her and prescribed medicine which did
her cough At last he ordered Dr. Wistars Bssam
Of Wild Cherry. Immediately procured a bottle OF your
agen, in this place Mr. Daniel w Doyi she took it, and it
cured her cough entirely During the winter had lever
myself, which left very weak and ceble had
cough which troubled me sometime. had recourse To
I,a.am again, and found highly beneficial: obi ged,
however, To take bottles before was entirely we'll
All who have bad colds coughs diseased lungs,
would advise try DIR. Wsar's Basam of wild Cherry
| at
(Signed, DAVID AYERS.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Ayers, and believe
hi statement to he and entitled the confidence OF the
public Signed by
REV. OSCAR HARRIS,
Pastor OF the LIST Presbyterian Church.
at Baskcnrdgc.
Nome genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by David r. Lyman, Lynchbug, and by Drug
gist- generally throughoutth United
Jan. 271t
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Jan. 10

4 Ia Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cha merry.
"A continued by adjournment. and held tor The ,oan-
" Of Amherst At the Courthouse, on Tuesday, the 3lst
day of August. lS47:
Robert isbell, James Burford and Eliza his wfs. Jes.
~ Kelley and Frances his vita. J,hn w. Norve.
Nancy L. Norvsll. Thomas ). Norve. Everett X. MI
veil. Msrgare, l.. Nurvell and Ludiman Norve infant
children ii Thomas Norvell. decd. under tho aye Ut
twenty years. by tho said Janrs Buriord, their broth
rim law and 1t friend, Samuel Swcaringcr and Juse
phena his wifi. late Josephcnla Doyle and others.
Plaintiffs.
benjamin Norvel executor of the last will and ,-s'a
melt ii Spencer Novcli, decd aud trustee under tho
will for the ics,a,ors son. Spencer d. Norvell and also
IN his right, and legatee OF Spencer Navel.
deed, Wiam Kent, executor Of William Turner.
decd. Nathan Glenn. Spencer d. Nmvcll. Lndlman
Noryrll. Nathaniel Nmvcll aud James Norvell sons aud
lcgn,ces Of Spencer Norvell, deed,
Defendants.
In CuAScCRV.
On motion Of William Kent, executor VI William
Turner aud Nathan Glenn, the Couri doth order that II
he referred oi the Commissioners Vi this Court, Ia
settle mn account between them aud benjamin Nor,~ll.
she why the paid hy each account oil their
curity ship, and the amount remaining due, and Ut
all funds liable payment thereof. and report the
The Court Tho said C. mnissoner " III also enquire
and report whether the portions o Benjamin Norvell and
Spencer ID. Norve are liable TO be applied to the rs
lief OF the said Turner's cxo'r and Genn pursuant tn
the rule awarded them the I'd day o Sepembcr, lS43.
against the said Spencer ID. Norvrll, and his trustee.
benjamin Nurvsll, James NJ Daniel, j., and James NJ.
Daniel sen.. with any matters specially stated deemed
pertnen, by himself required by the parties 10 be ~
stated ~n taking said accUuns, notices will bs no
csssary he said Kent, Glenn benjamin Nonel, Spsn
or -. Nurvell. Jamcs NJ. Daniel, IT,. and james NJ.
Daniel, 'e''' unity C"ryn ,,, este, ., nv ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

SCHOOL O.NNiSStO.NERS or BEDFORD
YOU requested at Bedford February Court.
1 Business Of importance will be before the Board. Such
of the Commissioners have not heretofore repurted the
digent children will do that time to the
WIN. LEFTWICH, Jr., Supt.
Jan. 27-ts School, Bedford.
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-==-a -
DINEOkITION.
PUBLIC House,

At StOnrr Hurts Old stand.
TINIIE has taken this we'll known Tavern Stand
IN Bedford county, on the l.ynchburs and salem Turn
pL. road miles from Buiods, where he will be prepared
to accommodate
TR A Ell /. r 10 =,
and all others who call upon him, aud will spare pains
to please. lie will Keep on hand
HAY. FODDER, CORN AND OATS,
and will be prepared TO accommodate Wasoners.
THOMAS q WALTON
Bedford, Jan i7-tt
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National Loan Fund
LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
CAPITAL, a., JOO, OOO

VDpUVOSUVV'
FMpow Erred ny ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
~ Savings Bank for tie Widow and the Orphan. y
I,E Subscriber, having been spo.nes by the u.i,ed
States board Of Local directors, in the city of New
iek. Agent i,nchbarg and vicinity viii ssssi,e popo
sal. toI
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VIRGINIA
Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the county Court oi
"A bedford, Monday, the 3rd day o January, 1919
John 4 A. Wright and Robert W. Wright,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-15
FROM THE "coMERc.o DEL PLATA"

"a priest named Gutierrez, ex curate of the par
lsh of Socorros, in Buenus Ayres, seduced a Young
girl of twenty two, named Camilla O'Gurnan, the
daughter OF respectable parents, and fled with her
IN disguise to the province of Corenies where they
remained engaged in teaching school until discover
ed and denounced by an Irish priest named Gan
non. Gutierrez was Immediately conducted, to-
gether with the y"unggirl from Goya 10 Rosario,
in a vessel bound to Rio, and after remaining there
for few days, exposed TO all The malice and caum-
ny and insult, were brought before Rosas and both
condemned to death.
Finding that Camilla was enceinte. and unwiI-
ling to postpone her execution one short month"; it
was ordered that the child should be baptized and
the order was accomplished by pouring, in a spirit
Of mockery, holy water down the mothers thruat
"As they were being taken wifli their eyes band
aged ~ the place Of execution. Gutierrez asked.
who was walking at his side7 and Camilla repli-
/ ed cit is l-rny child has been chrisieneJ and
am now content to die. Do moi greve for me.o
$50 great was the horror felt at the ATTRACTIONS
sentence, that even the soldiers at Santos Lugares
accustomed, as they were, to scenes Of butcSery,
recolled as the order to fire upon the victims was
given. One Of Tie execuiioners tainted and ano-
Their. while aiming al Camilla, turned aside his
head. They were obliged TO fire three discharges
before the act was fully coDsummated. At The
f7stfrc Camilla was untouched, AT the second she
was only slightly wounded, and at the third she
fell.
"Wbat must have been the feelings of the father
Of the wretched girl, and the Irish priest Cannon
the former Of whom had informed Rosas of his
daughters fight, Immediately on its discovery, and
had'procured search 10 be instituted for the fug
/ tives.
! Camilla O'Gornan, who, had she lived, woulc
now have accomplished her twenty third year, wa
an excellent pianist and singer. The execution
took place on Friday, August 18th, at 10 A. NJ.
and the bodies OF the lovers werePIaced IN boz
made'fo the purpose"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-15
MORE DISGRACEFUL DOINGS.


FROM THE PHILADELPHIA SUN OF THE Gin INSTANT
MURDER MOST FouL:-One of the most cow
ardly and brutal murders that has taken place i'm our
Guy Tor some Time was perpetIaed on Friday night
by person who was in the Democratic tOrchlight
procession. The name Of the unfortunate Young
man VINO iel victim to the relentless and fendish
passion vi the murderer ALFRED COLEMAN,
between nineteen and twenty years Of age, the son
OF Mr. Nathan Coleman. This young man bUte
an rrepruachabe character, was industrious and Of
steady habits In common with the residents of
his nelghborhood, he proceeded to the corner Of
l2'h and Coates street for the purpose of witness
ing the torchlight procession. He was with two
other lads, respectively named George w Roberts
land Thomas MARBLE, and the whole three stood
looking quietly at The moving body. Those who
formed the procession gr6aned and cheered as best
suited themselves. A moment or two before thu
death blow was given 10 the unfortunate Coemsu
three cheers had been given for Cass and Butler
This was answered from the crowd, ABBOTT fifteen
yards iTom.the spot where Coleman and his com
! panIOns stood, with three cheers for TAYLOR and
Fillmore. Coleman then proposed three cbeers for
! Taylor. Immediately voice in the procession
cried out awake Killers" and shouted for the
Nloyahensiug Hose man dressed in light
coat, community called 6reman's coat, sprang
from The ranks, and with club which he held in
hrs lTamd dealt blow on the left side of the head
OF young Coleman. The lad fell, and ain6stst
Inc same moment young Roberts received a severe
dow over his eye with sing shot Or missile
Some one in the ranks fred pistol, and the ball
lodged in the thigh Of young MARBLE. The whole
three fell and the greatest c6nstornaon prevailed
among the people. Coleman commenced vomiting,
and told his companions not TO wait for him. He
then walked away to distance Of about one hun
bred yards, and gotdoto the body Of an old cas- off
dearborn, where ne breathed his last. That these
young men behaved properly before tile attack wax
was made upon them no reputable. person will deny.
This lsa condensed statement made from an iut~
partial investigation Of the facts.
The supposed murderer has been arrested. IFS
namels JnO. Agen. and he is cbargedwith The muir
der on The oath Of Geo w. Roberts, who identified
him as the striker Of the blow. When Accessibility
the officer Agen gave himself up. he had preyI-
ousy said ne would do. Another person, named
David McAleer, has been arrested, charged with
other Democrats, Of the crime Of assaultng Daniel
Copebart the night Of the torchlght procession
This unfortunate man, who a returned voluu-
teer, is not expected 10 survive his WOUNDS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-11-15

BLOODY TRAGEDY IN, ARKANsAs.-A dreadful
ARRAY took place in fellvie, Marion county, Ar
kansas, en- the 9th ultimo, in which three men
were killed and several wounded. The Batesville
'Eagleo Of the l7,hfurnishes the following account
oft:
The town of Yellville In Marion county, was on
last Monday week the scene Of one Of the most
irightrul and dsgraceful rencon,res that we have
ever known. We would premise that for many
years there has been waged between the Iutts and
their friends, on the part, and the Ererets and
their friends ON The orf:er a most deadly feud.-
The war between the Montagues and Ca 3ulets did
not begin to equal II. 1t seems that man named
Mooney, who belongs TO the Everett wing was
BADLY beaten some three four weeks since and
that the Everets and Mooney got up a kind of
agreement among themselves by which they and
their adherents formed themselves into regulating
party, and declared that the Kings Shelf, vii
liams, and Hampton Tut, must leave the county.
On Monday they all met at YelIvile Hampton
Tut has store there, and was prudent enough TO
keep out of the way. lie knew that a row would
be raised, and that they would, if. possible, kill
him. j. Turner, Esq. spoke there that day, and
alter the speaking, the two parties, armed To the
teeth, had some words and drew up in battle array
but the ma ter was quieled and outbreak took
had pretty generally left for home, the fight COIN
menced man by the name Of Watkins, of the
Everett party. shot down Jack King. AT the same
time, Sim. Everett fired at Sinclair and missed
him. Sinclair returned the shot mortally wound
ing Everett. Kings brother was shot at by Bart
ltit Everett. The ball grazing his shoulder he in
turn, Shot Bartlett Everett dead in his tracks
After Sim. Everett shot, he gathered rock
and pursued Sinclair; but finding King, who had
been shot in The beginning of the fight, he turned
on him and mashed his skull in shocking manner,
and expired while In the net. King lived until
morning. Watkins was badly beaten fIe was
taken into custody, but made his escape that night
1t is 10 be hoped that the people of Marion will
unite in putting down these deeds of blood We
fear, however. that the matter is not at an end.