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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-25
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS. ls4s.
EBENSBURG, PA

uTmE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir
culation Of any paper published in this county
and as an advertising sheet ofSrs superior
Inducements TO merchants and business men
generally. Those desirous of making uss Of
this med: um for extending their business can
do so by either sending their notices direct, or
through the juii0sOrng agents:
John Grouse, Esq, JOhnstoi0n.
E. w. Carr, Euans' Buildings, Third ST..
Philadelphia.
Vim. A. Kinsloe, PittsburR.
George Pratt, Isl, Nassau st., Neio York
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters of Ad-
ministration hava been granted to the under
signed by Register of Cambria county on the
estate of Mrs. Cslharine Wherry date Caiha-
rine Leamer,D of Cambria township deceased.
All persons indebted TO ihe estste of said de-.
ceased, are requested to settle the sams i'm
mediately, and those having claims against
SAID estate viii present them TO tho subscriber
duly authe nj icated fnr settiemeat.
WILLIAM WHERRY.
Oct. IL, Isi9-l--6,.
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STRAY HEIFRR.

Came TO the residences of the subscriber on the
Clay Pike, about four miles west Of Ebensburg
on the 18th day Of September, three year old
black HEIFER, with a white stripe along her
back. The owner is required TO come forward.
prove property, pay charges. and take her
away, otherwise, she will be esdosed of aceor.
ding to law.
Oct. IL. 1881. 3t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

III EITERS of Administration on tho Estate
H. Of Michael Va,aly iaie of Washington
township. deceased. have been granted to The
scbse.iber. residing in said township by The
Register Of Cambria County. All persons an
debted to said estate. will please come forward
sno settle their respective accounts. and those
having claims against the same, Will nresea,
them properly authenticated foe settlement.
THOMAS CARROLL Adu'r
Sept. 81, l64e.-sl-6t.
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A Largo lot of Glass. Nails and Salt, just
a received and for sale at the store Of
MURRAY g. ZAHM
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RECAPITULATION.


Maj. on joint ballot, l9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-20

ed dy efh.daina ali psI~ i,'sn paying iaSe> IL, ~
otherwise snnpsrsing shctiiag their fcsrs Ga The
sa~r hsad The .lsatise a<sfsssls had ruhshed an
address the inhsbl oi Cslfotna. recommending
their fellow elect iwalve d.easteS. ION ss
dis,c, Il the County. stend geuetsl eas'n n at
Psehs San jn>e. the siIiFd nhsy IN Angus'. 80 ogsn
he ravssnmsnt Of me Whale Territory 81 CALEDONIA
or. Il they deem Il advisable, sate eansiifua Il be
afterwards suhniiied IL the pes for Their rsuf's a
os rsiac,rn nv direct 81 the pds u faihsti
thea the Substitution 90 iai0 orersan aud tah'Tnia
10 isss,me iemp.tsry Staie Government. h change
permanent one when ratihet nv Cpngfess they
ASSUME that IS American czsas hey have r~Fert
r,ph, t. II is signal + sacis j. lPF3. Spas
e., A. R1aue Recording Clerk.
There We're 2Ono etlefs tereve b. ths Panama IL
San Franciscl an hef las, nip Sat esss-
We AXE the tltoaiHs insn lie Ala 0ai'sfaa OF me
10 IA June
Fsrs..kp,S,RY Ior.en.-rae srbaoass llaao'uu.
Cart Newell s.ffved 81 tss To5t ffom HHss hsNz 20
Sua.isy iss Sac has najs she KrYsgF lram ts POI
Ia Chns 80 h- ts - assasis sHa ssa'zsr saks re
the Sauic t,liBS, waesc sc fstHalasl hss dsy' "a
hs- ruswrrd psssaZs-
III ish,si'sats 4 So Fsaaess, at a crowded merit
leg "a o., the l1,h a 1nas. sfRaHasl e stsat 81
Pr.visisaa sac 6 avefaqeat. The Ala ealiofaii.
csan H@utps shsr@an. asYs;
We ief4ln ro.a expressing me nIf. that oi'I
districts will siaw eur example. aod That the eanpsgn.
thus nr riiiausly beenn will BE- suffered 80 fig uni
our Rorresen,rves ard Senatns haze taken Their seats
in the United states Congress-
The inhabitants ufihe Pueba aud District n Nan dose
on the 2ls June agreed 10 resolutions in accordance win
Gen Riiey's procamatien.
HE following is an outline Of tho measures 10 be sub
uied 10 the convention II framing State tavern.
mrtt We take il fioth the Ala California OF The 2nd
July.
/. The return by the luiied States gf III doiies
collected ia Calf raa since the peace h he made g'u.
era fund fr the support ol Stare Government.
2 The limlati0n of the amount of expenditure L. he
mad in any cue year iur Internal and oihof Improve
mems.
s. The basis for the establishment Of banking u 9TH
er ncorl a IONS.
4. The prohibition Il Imprisonment for doh.
s. The right m married women Ia thuf individual
r-operv arpa,ted beiore or after roseriure
4. Tie riahi ul universal sui age.
Z. The esiallisi ment II htaneh | :. Mint. in Cal
ifnia mel ptoceeds OF which should be deTuted to
the snnr,tt of Suie Government
8. The manner IN which the mines should be disposed
ef-wh,ther surveyed and Sd. hold as common pro-
p-rtye he worked hs permits be gwen alone Amer
ian ritizens ~ to all who may apply.
9. Whether he revenue derived fom The mines
aud ahove all expenditures their account. should
be devoted To the support Of State Government.
10. Whether The public lands should Only be sold 10
actual settlers and soldiers. t. all who chooso 10 puf
cha e.
II. The passage II law by the nesl Congress. ap-
painting commissioner TO audit suj Immediately pay
the California rlams.
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1lIE INSPECTIONS

r. >casle. "a the 7h Instant disagreed By a VOC
tfefta Is. The II as-'. amendment giving The mp
siatneat ii isnsrt o. Of Fi1ar Lumber. Butter, Sc.
% the eesntg {as3sngushei if1n cnfppra'la) couIts,
.a-sead 81 tie Governor Dn tie Sfh. Alf Sct IN The
tl-usc moved 10 adhere 10 the disagreement. After n
speech from Mr.. Clsihafne, nrolnsng that be was not
Haeneed by party rousd allnns and changing thai the
Wings wefo, Nj Muaentn suggested hai # he House
adhered aud the Senate adhered Likewise. the bill would
he lost hut his would he the with motion 10
insist Tie House lhfteupfn voted that IT would mol
adhere ayes 70, noes 80 Mr. Shelley then moved To
iuslst aud his M ton carried, ayes 81 NOES IS.
Amanqsl the iS. were the allowing Democrats, VIZ:
Nessrs Naueh1n Of DinNiddic. Tnmlin Of King Wi.
Lam. sheraH Of Mathews and Alildlesey. White ol
Meetlenharg enl Moncufe of SlanlfI These five gen
demon viii be known IN history MS the Eriofa'ors, hay
nc dared In vote npans a bal law ahon h they were
dplY informed that The " higs were voting naninst II
and threatened with rxcommunra i'm If they con snlte1
her canseiencfs rather Than party detattob. We are
sorry II ser the eNfdaJing party ana. bnt they de
SERVE all credit Tor thef frun, S. Rich Times.
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GILES COUNTY. Auousi II 1910 {

Giles COUNTY, August II 1919 s
Agreeaby to previous intention, | have assembled 10
this place, and have opportunity Of viewing the lar
ges extent o territory that il has been my privilege
10 enjuy.
Fifty years ago. tits said where this very remarkable
Collection OF water stands, The camping ground
of those who penetrated these regions in pursuit of game
The tops Of Trees not yet decayed are plainly visible be-
meath the surface Of The water standing erect The POND
presume is supplied by springs around its border no.
tced very large the west end though the amount
Of sater which flows in al that point so large as the
stream at The outlet The pond is nearly half mile
long, aud perhaps quarter OF mile wide the CENTRE
terminating al the points in oval form It's dep,h in
the centre, is presumed 10 be three hundred feet The
wafer is OF clear blue cast and i, not for the
above, pretty gravel bottom wond be seen at the bot
tom.
Ascending he peak TO The right of the pond known as
the NAKED Knob the cold waters of The lake lie be-
meath in all their beanty the mid day sun beams fall
upon their surface. Farof to the east rise the peaks
Of Ouer," and | could. one glance, rance nv
sight from point north of the Peaks of Otter ALONG
the mountains which encompass the valley of Virginia
10 Tennessee Il, fact. the sight is not disturbed save
on the north until il is lost in distance MANY of The
villages along the valley plainly seem while New
rver is perceplibe here aud there meanderng its Ser
pentlne course through the mountains and faally fl Nv
ing of To The west.
The pond axes its name from the fact that the noun
tain was an extensive range for cattle and it was the
cnslom to salt them in the vicinity OF the pond
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For the Viroinian.
y ENTLENIEN

VIII you all Nv me- through the col
umns OF the Nrglnan. suggest to the Mayor and Conn
mon Council, the question Whether the recent en-
acment To prevent the sale by auction Of bacon in
damaged STATE, does not in effect produce the evil it was
Intended to guard against The act Doubt de-
signed entirely 10 prevent the sale of damaged bacon il
very certain his is the effect of The law, and G,r,b
en- thai Whatever Of injury might be caused BIZ public
would be equally caused by private sale
This is always market for the sale of western b,
con which during the season. either in sore or il,
transit, dues become less nlnred-wlal is to be
done iii il The late law saws IL shall not be solid bv
anclonlt may be sold in private wayyerilv it seems
To me jury Of physicians enpann lied to try the
Law, they would as lesser evil unanimously recon-
mend its speedy repeal.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FIRST LESSONS IN LATIN.

FIRST LESSONS IN LATIN.
FIRST LESSONS IN GREEK.
CoILECrANEA EvANGrLIcA, OR SELECTIONS
FROM TnE GREEK TESTAMENT.
Here are three school books, prepared by Pro-
Iessor n. G. Brooks, of Baltimore, whose reputa-
ton, as a classical teacher, is well eStablishcd-
The lessons are prepared on the most approved
principles 10 facilitate the acquisition OF Latin and
Greek and have greatpopularity wherever they
have been introduced.
ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY, by David PAGE being
No. 7 of Chambers Educational course
This volume, protesting 10 be no more than
elementary, is necessarily a very compcndious
exposition of the principles of the interesting and
important science of Geology. 1t is we'll ar
ranged however, persplcuous in style, and illus
trated by numerous cuts and exceedingly well
adapted for schools or for private instruction. Ii
cannot fail to inspire taste, at least, for the
science, and a desire TO study works Of a more
comprehensive character.
ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY AND ELEcTRICTTY,
being No. of Chambers Educational course.
All things else being equal, it may be assumed
that the latest work upon Chemistry and Elec-
tricity is the bcst-so rapid and important are the
discoveries and improvements made in these two
branches Of physical science. A writer, on eli
'her, has very little encouragement to publish his
treatise, since, however admirable and however
up 10 the subject at the date of its appearance, it
may be rendered. in a measure, anqualed in a
year or two, by the brilliant discoveries constant
ly making. Yet VIC must have works upon these
subjects, though their interest and authority
should be of shorter duration than a French Re-
publican Constitution. The volume before us is
a compendous exposition of Chemistry and Elec-
tnclty, according to our present knowledge, and
is prepared with great care by two different
hands. We could not point to any volume of the
same extent, which treats more ably ofElectrici-
ty, using The word in its most comprehensive
sense. The book intended for schools and is,
we think, for them, the best we have yet seen.
WIZARDS MAP OF TINE.
WIZARDS GUIDE TO THE TEMPLE OF TINE
AND UNIVERSAL IlIsroRY.
These are useful works, prepared for schools
by Mrs. Emma Willard. They are designed 10
impress Chronology upon the mind and 10 point
out the best mode of studying history. Mrs
Wizards reputation is guaranty that her design
is well carried out
All these works are ust published by A. S.
Barnes * Co., New York, and are for sale by d.
Il. Payne Il Brother.
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OFFICIAL.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE L. STATES
A pROlI.AAI AIlDN.

There is reason 10 beeye that armed expedition Is
about be fitted in the United States with lnlen
lion II invade the Island of Cuba othe Pfoyn-
ces Of Mexico The best information which the fxecn-
tive has been able 10 obtain points 10 the Island of Cuba
as the ohjeGt If this eXpedJn II IS the duty OF this
Government observe the faith ofreaties and to pre-
vent any aggression by citizens upon The territories OF
friendly nations. have. therefore, thought IL necessary
and proper 10 issue this Pfoclamaon 10 al citizens
OF the UnlIed States who shall connect themselves with
an cntepr ssly In violation of laws aud
treaty obligations that they will thereby subject them
elves 10 the heavy penalties denounced against them by
Acts Of Congress, and will forfeit ihrir claim 10 the
protection Of their country No h persons must ex-
pect the interference Of his Government in any frnon
their behalf, no mater 10 what extemes they may be
reduced in consequence OF their conduct An enterprise
10 invade the territories Of friendly narion set ON foot
and prosecuted within the limits OF the United States is
III the highest degree criminal. Tending endanger
the peace and c0mpnmit the honor of This nation aud
therefore exhor all g0nd citizens, they regard our
national epuallon. ms they respect their laws and
The laws of natons they value the blessings Of peace
and the welfare of their country 10 dlscounlenance and
prevent by ali lawful any such enterprises and
call upon every officer Of This Government civil OF nil
ltary 10 all eff rs in his power arrest for trial and
punishment every such offender against the laws provd
nag for the performance OF our red b,a,ions.u friend
ly Powers
Given under my hand he eleventh day Of August in
the year Of our Iotd thousand eight hundred and
forty nine and The seventy fourth of the independence Of
the United States
u. TAYLOR.
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u. TAYLOR.
by The PfesiIen:
J. Nj. CLAYTON, Secretary Of State.
PRESIDENT BONAPARTE.

The different impressions made upon the mind
by the same scenery, when beheld from different
points OF uc~, has not escaped the least obSer-
want. SO OF the events OF litc-social and polit-
lcal-our estimate is snguarly affected by the
circumstances under which we contemplate them.
LOUIS Napoleon furnishes us with an example
OF this replacement Of ideas, consequent upon
change OF position. To visit Ham in the citadel
OF which he was confined for six years, and from
which he escaped some three years since afford
ed loo favorable prospect Of mclo-dramatic eff
iect TO be neglected by Frcnchman. lie accord .
ngy repaired to that place lately and was receiv-
ed with all the honors due TO his rank. To stroll
through the apartments TO whose narrow limit,
he was, for so long time, confined, with the
consciousness that he was, by freak of fortune
ana the nearly unanimous suhrages of his coun-
trymen the Executive head of a French Repub
nc, must have affected more unimprcSsbe man
t9ah LOUIS Napoleon. The scene was well cal
culated TO make one moraize. He made the most
OF his visit and conducted himself throughout
with much tact AT banquet, given bv the
civil and military authorities OF Ham, and in re-
Spouse TO toast he said:
Monsieur lie Mario am deeply affected At tho
warm reception which meet from Your fellow citizens
bat, believe me- my visit 10 Ham Is moi from pfi,ie bn
from grahule. was anxious 10 hank the iniahitlnrs
OF The town and nelghhorhood for all the marks Of SYM
G,,une. Nan Ha, g ''"'," l1o ""fng my MS
befomc The enecdtce chi othc great nation cannof
giory m capiicty rdch had I'm its cause an aifack
dgaut regular gorcrnm"m When we see what ev Is
follow the most just revolutions, we can sc,,cnly cnn,
prehend he andaclty wv yng wished to take on one
sell the terrible respi&kQy of cfcling change. |
40 not; therefore, comp'io d having cNpalcd in this
pj,s, "g Al. pfs"ent ol s!X years, my rasaness
iha in tho a~ ya y, "f country 'aoo It IS WIN happiness
van, toast in h,nlr Of , aS tS"ng,"sS' propose to
IN spite of ,bclr covclons ia rse", tina
their country"
To give full force 10 this brief but worry ror,,l,
able, speech. il must be borne IN m;nL ,l,t MO-
vious TO the election for fine presidcnr, IN n,aro
than ono address no ,.ar,' u, III ''1'I
to his attempts to overthrow bc 81
Louis Philippe and cla;mcd creo, crcd;t for ~, :"
sam, To ina,l ,, S'e't .'G"'' 'oi t,le
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CORRESPONDENCE of our Travelling Partner.
CLapman's Sprlpgs, New River.|
G les County. Va. Aug. 10Th lS49 {


G les County. Va. Aug. 10Th lS49
New River is If the streams found in Virginia.
which, ihouyh large enough. unproduciive in the
its bed in many places thai would be imp ,ssibe 10
render it nsvigable fos baleanx even.
Along the course Of Ibis stream there many curios
tiles be und and notice Of them would not be
ont of pa,e. perhaps. at this time After CROSSING the
Valley, between Montgomery and Pulaski Counties it
breaks through the mountains in bid aud ra pd current
narrowing considerably as il approaches The Gap Just
below the Hotel al this place, there are many singular
and curious formations OF rock the waters edge rising
In The form of columns to the height of from 100 t. 300
feet. One Of those columns after it has per- he'd lis can
far above those around it and ncning The river has
projection on its summit in the form Of a smiths
anvil is reatrd OF n female as occurring seversl
YEARS since, that She assembled, y MEANS the rdy
height, aud stood alone upon this protection ove, ~I
ing The immense space iram the Waer in a very eollec
ted manner.
There are large and convenient accommodations here
for those who seeking health and pleasure in the
mountains. The water is said to DE- by ,hose wlo lave
tested both. similar to tie White Sulphur in Grecnbrier
county. They situated few niles t., the left Of
the turnpike road. leading from Fncsile 10 tiles Court
House, where New River In addition 10 thu
pleasure incident 10 such place, ii has an attraction in
The way Of fresh fish, as is quite catch cat
fish here weighing fran SO III 80 pounds.
DR.. Chapman, the excellent proprietor is ready ut
all lines, 10 serve those who may call on him. in a
way that will pease the most fasdious
Tomorrow | intend wish the celebrated Salt Pond
Mountain.
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CII'IS.
TIE INDIAN OUTRAGES IN FLORIDA

Savannah. August T.
The Florida Argus of Thursday st Lucie, Ben
ton, shorough and part of Mason counties are broken
up The Indians are extending the county, if we
Judge from the number of signal fires. The light stretch
from Oawaha TO St Juhn's from thence they appeaI To
connect with signals on the Atlantic coast
The Farmers on Lake Bryant, anticipating the des,ruc
ton ct their property moving, and "forng" On their
neghboing plantations.
ocaia Is crowded with people. while many have pass,
ed through, going north Indian signs ar. reputrd at
Fort Henry postscript staten that the Indians have
burn one dwelling IN Benton county, the family escaped.
The Indiana, in snail parties, spreading over the
whole country.
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II iITLnORE
NJ "A II TX EFT S .

tNlrc 81 the .fHn icdn. august ID
CATTLE he snpp1y Of Reeves nj tho sc.,os q,
s,,,,k ,e,or,ll Ia, 90. ,,,f,,,, ur,n..; 80. = =, :
head ii which 30 wefo sold Ia e,ty bu,che,s ,oJ so
were l,ivrn 10 pniladelpbio PRE-, ,,,,c1 from a. "a
a&3 - on he boo eonal Ia S5a46 o. NO, anJ -
ooq s. gross
Jiogg ", on,to f,o,, a IN ,t-5
FlOftR We nnt, ,,lcs,., sa',r o9oo III. 49,.
Howard rec, Flour nj A o. Ina hlJs ne,y =, q, ON
and 800 bills tew a, A. Iee "a ay es,r ta0 l5J,
new. nj $J %. also Gro Mis- ..un,nn,, Erl,,, hanl
NJ ,le ,,,no= 80, '' ''"i''' WY o'""''
-, ~ ny " ' ''s' Wy '''''e i'"'
s,enrl 5ohl1s S..,,,.,.,a. ~, 81, -,
am old vb., saDd At /, To- md S50hIs na s,'"" ~
A. - ''''' '''' a. - - 81" o." oo's new al
GRMN-Wbea, is stcady. Sales T., a,v Of Good +,
nr,na ,ls At fnn,ta- i,, 10y 10y ~ ~ e''o 10
Gn,,l, e,,, ,,l,,n a, 10 - 'N''' ~ go "''
Conf. ma, ,,,, an,,so Ssts...f ,,,;,, III.
at Ga cts anlo( ,elln a, 6o,rg c,s "'' ''' NANNY
~, 80 N.,i - ~ -, -,
S r TO- ,, s oI 2S 2&S " c's Al '''5 cts
'hpN ~, NJ mere Is nothing now 10 note since
Va ~ y, - - ''''E Ns'' II aar ~ u f's
81 h'.s. shoulders a, CADETS aud $50 Hans ut lo'
&c Small Is =" PINE Pork wero made n $40 aud
OF Ms "' ~ - Sale Of so hcss Lad AT cts aud
s'',I , Ial', ~, ,'afd IN bills Az els
=, na0 ~, 'u',s ieod inward. Salos olhhds
NV yo,x ,oc u fpn
The stock market remnips .t,ni, Ia, 49,, ~.
Treasury pnle C;,s IA, ,aI N. ".'
chance ON London q,Q, -, 81 mon, rho ,', ,' ,s
/ kri continues ,,sv " ''''' '''''
The VI market is firm y ifh , good roso,o ~,
bom, Icmand lhe cal s,d, C anI "nun , H,'
Al s. IL A. 25 Er paod w estetp and STATE b, Dr.,
Gcnesee 81 So southern $50 oS5aIgt52,! i,'r,
n,osl a. ,,J R,o1n,.q iot S'''' 44e''''s' 'ol'
TLro Is :, on,d dcnsna e. ut..,...,.,
ersl ilausand bushels at l0i,Ilo cs Co. oJ u s
'''"' Wv" I" - Gus ''h'S white lH"al % els
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Jam, Ri-.r and Kaa ,ssa Company.

We understand he ah5s II he meetine ST The lfesl-
dsut aad Directors q thIs CnnFny. which le1k place al
Lgnehhsrs Nv dsr~=s.n>r. ws< 70 rev1rw. and en-
ffu asd Is. lie aeaH At thc Esecn We Commute,
apsa s.fsl impstsai ma t-ss. especially the pfnHas'd
connection hsfa cen tha CaHal an3 tha nee, the Rlsan
n River asJ bs : eth siaa 4 james t,vef W. ham
that tie II he tammiltee wee arrrVod. eNe'ei
a. instead - dam scrss he ixst at NeH Canton.
thr Biahd determined up.a constructing hHdg".
Tie particular feason lor ,he Ruard's app hitting 10
NEED al YBehhafg was we eara that Ju.inR thu prov
alener u ehafra ia tas etY. the Directors tn'n the
country wefc "a lle'aat eame Ia Richmond. - Tunes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-20

The recent aecrn wa. marked IN Louisville. XIV.
wlh several dtspmccln oulraees. Mr Beutr editor ii
German papr there, severely beaten by n man
named Grey. Also Mr.. Seymour. editor al the Exam.
liner. WIS grossly ass All ed The GLOWING is an account
If The affair.
seymour small. feeble, and ilolToasiye man. stood
nrn the pavement, He DR. pped his ticket and was
bending 10 pick II mp, when some one knocked hln,
down. While down, he was beaten severely but he
managed To eXrjcate himsf aud ran ucro~ and down
the street pprsped by fellow known as Pres Means
end by others. As Nj, neafed Seymour the latter
drew pistol and shot Means in the body the hall glanc
ING sfd causing very serious wound About TIL, time
Seymour ans overlskeu aud knocked down by a man
ramfd Sewage. hrrher-in-aw of Means. who was
Heating Seym ur unmerciluy. Some one handed Nh
a. j. Ballard psic, and be FASTENED across the street
IN save Seymour. and fred il Sewage. Ihereupin
fhr"e shots fired al Nh Ballard and he reiterated
across The street ard down toward The crss street. An
other pistol was fired on him he down Main street
and on the cross street C knocked down hy stone
'r brick which sruck hm the hack Of The hesd For
snna'ely he was hen Pm Ia a hac aud his lifo Mas
saved. rs Mr.. Ballard relreaed across the rect pur-
sued by some one with hoWie knife, Mr. Wm. Rcazlr|
fred upon the rnrsuer. missing him or tho persons
fired at. none were hit except Means but unfortunately
iifie hoy ten years Old from Spencer county namod
Tux rrreived one of the shot in the back aud he ex
3ired in few hours.