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the shoulders near the spine-anolher bali ma.
king an entry above The hip bone Of on Of his
students, Mr.. Rood.) and passing diagOnaily
through him.
Twas Immediately reported lhai Richards was
dead, but he presented himself again at the door
To show his wounds, when a heavy stone bin
him on the right side Of the face, which brought
him down or nearly so, al the same time a pis.
'oi shot took effect, in his right hand or wrist.
The mob then broke out al his windows, and
injured his furniture, and are now disPcrsing.-
The citlzens Of the town took liule part in the
proceedings; sush as did, sympalhized with the
strangers; for rIhseslablishmenI has been griey.
Gus nuisance for years.
After dressing the wounded, they are found
10 be dangerous. Very liule prospects Of the
recovery Of DR.. Richards. Il has been dis.
graceful affair for our town, but il has been pro-
yoked on by DR.. Richards aud his students, unit
endurance ceased to be n virtue.
Il is reported land entitled TO credence) lha
The DR.. sent this particular subject with two
others off To WarrenSille this morning, anlici
padng The diflicliy thai has occurred.
SPECTATOR.
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house close by, eight out Of twenty boarders d.
Jed lasI night. ! saw Two men die on the Leyee
this morning before they could be carried TO Ihe
Hospital. | AN just of my back with severe
attack, the ihlrd since came, but am very care
col and prudent in my diet. drank half pint
Of brandy, laudanum and camphor in twenty
minutes. shall get out Of this as soon as
can, for the Yellow Fever will be along soon
and think between The Cholera and Fever
New Orleans will'be dePopulaled. ! was told
there were flSo hundred GHd tICeniy-t00 funeral;
yesterday. Aibany EreniRg Journal.
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From Iho n. Y, Evening Post.
4 Terrible Alalr-,-l Mob and blood shed
al st, Charles, Illinois.

ST. CHARLES, April 10, 3 O'Clock P. NJ!
Messrs EliIors | hasten to inform you that
our town Of ST. Charles has been under the su.
pTeme reig Of mob since 10 n. m.
The cause Of this outbreak of The sovereigns
of tho Iand wus tho open aud reckless manner
in which Dr.. Richards and his students have
supplied themselves, for The last few weeks with
subjects for dissection.
A company OF men father, brother, and
husband OF young lady, from DE KaIb county,
who had recently died --came here on Thurs.
day last, alleging .ha, she had been resurrecled,
procured search warrant and, with Sheriff
Yates, searched tho dlssecIng room aud pre-.
misses Of DR.. Richards; not finding the body
yet finding enough 10 satisfy lhe relations lha
she had been there. and under the hand Of The
operator, such as hair and other evidences o
1cnii,y.
The relatives returned home; we heard n,
moro from them Jn,il this morning about Il
O'Clock when double teams loaded with mer
und men on horseback. were seen coming nt
our town ia every direction, until some Two hur
dlcd men Arrived, with full equipment, lroI
a,Tiae TO revolver.
Tney marched to the doctors premises gath
clDg strength as they proceeded, until lormidG
bic iorse Wus congregaIed. ! cannot give a
the details, bul tho result was, that a(ier som
uegoliaiion as TO giving the body to her friends
syo rife shois were fired from Richards house
one By him on opening the front door, and firin
into ihs criwd, tho other shot from The uppe
window by his son; and what is remarkabl,
nsiIher shot took effect save in the coat Of on
" Inc outsiders.
This was signal for general battle; III
mob fired 10 return, one ball taking effect in DI
Richards rgu side pnd passing out boIwJe
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From Texas Wholesale and Bloody Az

FRoM Texas Wholesale and Bloody Af.
Jray.-Thc steamship Palmetto, arrived at New
Orleans on The 25Ih ulI., from Galveston.
At a place called the "Poinl," in PanoIa coun.
~, bloody scene occurred. Some men were
playing cards-lwO of Them, doctor and a
young man, (names not remembered,) fell oul
and concluded TO have fight. After few mu.
lual slObs, the doctor killed him. His brother
then took up, fought, and was also killed.
The other brothers Of the two, Of whom there
were in all, eight, now attacked the doctor and
killed him.
The Western Texan reports the return tc
San Anlonin Of Leus. Bryan and Mickler, TO
biographical Engineers, with their party from the
Rio Grande. The troops are not ut the Pres
dio, Oh account Of she unproductive soil. Tht
camp has been established ortho present al tht
POso do los Juslus, near the Eagle Pass. Tht
party of Engineers met many gold hunters.
In Bazorla county, on the night previous /,
the l6Ih instant, there was heavy frost, whicI
greatly injured the growing cotton, cane an
corn.
Mr.. +, s. Breedod, of Lagrange, died iron
! cholera Ut San Anlona.
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Burning Of the General Plkc--LOss of Lii,

In the New Orleans Picayuno of the 18Th
inst, we have the particulars Of The loss of the
steamer Gen. Pike, which was burned on the
morning Of the 18Th, at the plantation Of Mr.
Pleasant Harper Point Coupee. Il says:-
The Pike was from Cincinnati, bound for lhi:
pon, aud stopped al the PLANTATION to discharge
a sugar mill and engine. In u few minutes afiel
landing, fire was discovered in a state room in
the ladies' cabin, which spread with such rapid.
ily that The boat was soon enveIoped in flames,
and in u short time burned TO the waters edge
and sunk.-The passengers and crew were sa.
we'd, with The exception Of Col. Anthony But.
Ter, OF Independence, Washington co., Texas,
who was missing and supposed 10 be lost.
Tho boat and cargo will prove total loss,
but it is supposed that the sugar mill and engine
! being on the (orecaslle, will be saved The
cargo consisted Of bule ropo and baggng, whis.
key, pork and bacon. The boats books anC
Pcpaers were lost; but the money in the safe
and drawer saved.
The Point Coupee Echo, in an extra slip, says
How the fire occurred no one knows, as there
was but one lady passenger. The Clerk, VIM,
A. Foster, had no time to save The books OF
accounts, and many Of the passengers escap.
ed completely naked.
Colonel Butler a gentleman we'll known in
many paris of the Union, aud cilizen Of Tex
as, in which state he had lately received an ap,
PonIment from General Taylor, perished in the
flames, while endeavoring to rescue the lady
passenger, who wus travelling in his company
The curgo we understand, was fully insured, The
the boat partially. The Gen. Pike was com
manded by Captain r. II. Kendall.
The captain and officers of the boat remain
ed by the wreck until it was completely con
sumed aud sunk, using every endeavor 10 say,
US much Of the cargo as possible.
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Those Of our readers who may desire further
information 10 regard TO the TerrlSry Of Nine
sofa would do well To consult the following au.
thorilies, viz: Gen. Pike, who travelled through
thai region in 1906; Henry r. Schoocralts ira
yels both in 1890 and 1899; Major Long, who
visited Leech Lake in 1923; and NJ. NicoleI,
whose map Of the region is exceedingly yalua-
bic; an occasional item may also be Obtained
from a liule work entitled "A Summer in the
Wilderness" published in 1896.
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MoRE or THE Mos AT ST. CHARLES. ILLINoIs.
We gave an account, a few days since, of ri.
OF al this place, produced by the removal Of the
body Of young woman, recently deceased,
from her grave TO the dissecliug room Of one
Dr. Richards, of ST. Charles. The DR.. was re.
ported 10 have been shot, aud dangerously
wounded, and one Of bis students seriously
manned. The Chicago Tribune, of the 24th,
has the following additional particulars:
We learn that the excitement at ST. Charles
has not abaled much. After DR.. Richards and
his student were shot, the party remained in ST..
Charles, and three or four of them were arrest.
ed. The Justice informed them he would have
TO commit them for examination; but they relu.
sed to 90 to prison or give security, alleging they
were ready for trial, and would appear when he
called for them. This determination, backed
by one hundred rifles, there was no resisting, aud
the Justice was overruled.
We hear, further, that the mob will be satsfi.
ed with nothing but DR.. Richards life or the bo.
dy Ct The young lady that he is said to have
stolen from the grave. On Saturday, two days
after the Doctor was shot, they razed his Office
TO the ground-and proceeded 10 Wanensvle
TO search for the body Of the lady, it having
been alleged that he had secreIed it in that vii
| lage; but they were unsuccessful.
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Important RanIOr from MEXICO,
The Now Orleans Delta, Of tho eth uhmo,
publishes the subjoinod letter, dated

Inc NOW orleans Della, ol inc Sfth uHlmo,
publishes the subjoinod letter, dated
MATAMoRos, April 20, l849.
"Paredes is kicking up the devil at present,
The prOnunciados (nsurgenls) took San Luis
poIos on the l7Ih instant, and have marched
on Quereluro. The troops sent from here lc
pul down the revolt huve,prOnOuneed IN favor o
Paredes, and joined the revoIudonsls as soon as
they crossed the mountains"
Our previous Odvices from Mexico (says the
DELAY represented that a(olmidable insurreclior
had broken out in the vicinity Of San Luis, anC
'ha' alOrge body Of troops had been sent on by
the Government to pu. down the insurgents
If the above intelligence be correct, wo may ex
pect the unfortunate republic Of Mexico soor
10 be plunged into the horrors Of anarchy, il no
civil war,
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Estate OF Uridh RarnhilI.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrator of the estate Of
Uyiah BarnhilL deceased, late Of Carroll county, O.
Those indebted are required to make immediate
payment and those having claims against said es-
tate are requested to present them, legally proven
for settlement within oneyea from this date.
mar %, 40. WIN, BARNlllLLy Admir-.
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CHOLERA AT NEw 0nLEANs.-Exuact Of a
letter, dated New Orleans, april Ito gentle.
man of this city:
New Orleans isa perect chanel.houso. Peo-
pie are dying like flies in the win,crlime. When
first came il was bad afterwards got better;
but within the last Two or three days il has be.
gan ngajn worse ihan ever. In boarding
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Mother said lad is it wrong 10 break egg
shels?'
Certainly not my DEAR replied The mother,
but why did you ask such question:
Because | have just dropped the basket with
all the eggs in it, replied the promising chip.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll County IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elisha Mcqueen
Administrator of VIM.
Mcqueen

James Dillon and -
Rachel Dillon his wife, Petition to se'llan
Joshua Woods and
Sarah Woods his wife,
Elias West and
Hester West his wife,
ct. ais.
The defendents who are heirs Of, the estate OF
William Mcqueen, deceased, are hereby inform
ed, that ON the 3Oth day OF March, lS48, said ad'
miustrator filed his petition in the Court OF Com,
mon Pleas OF Carroll county Ohio, the object ana
prayer of whichpegiton is to obtain an ORDER &c
at the next term of said Court Tor the assignment
of dover Of Catharine Mcqueen the widow ol
said William McQaeen, deed, in, and for IT,,
sale Of the following real estate, Of which Vii
liam McQueen deceased, died seized to wit: For
tv acres OF land in the Southwest corner, of the
Southwest quarter, OF section seven (7) in town
ship fourteen (l4) OF Range six 10y being tn,
/. same tract of land on which dGcedent resided a
the time of his death, in Perry township Carol
County Ohio. ELISHA MCQUEEN, Admir- o
William Mcqueen, deceased
BY VAN BROWN, his ATTY.
! March 30, 1349 At
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and this &C, shall be in force hOm [undl dner
the first Of July next.
JOSEPH S. HAWKINS,
Speaker Of tke House Of Representatives.
CHARLES B. GODDARD,
Speaker Of ias Senate.
January 81, l64s.
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January 81, l84s.

AUDlToR's OFFICE, CARRoLL County, ONO,
CARRoLLToN, May 10, l849.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a cor
rect copy Of the law passed January 81, l948'
entitled IAN act TO secure the returns Of the Sta
iislics of Common Schools" as received al my
office. ]. d. PATTON,
Auditor Of Carroll county, Ohio.
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TEACHERS QUARTERLY REPORT.
Report Of A. b., teacher in district No. -
quarter commencing the - day If
l8-,and ending the - day Of, l8-'
The whole number Of scholars enrolled wa;
- males and - females; the average dai
ly attendance was - males and - females
The amount due is, from the public fund s.
from other sources than public fund g.
The branches taught were -, -, -
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r.. H. Mccall, CarrOIltop.. $50 af"to
W. w. Emsley, Mechanicstown, i al
James Huston,
L. D. Mix, Minerva. ..-s..,
]. r. Couch, Wsynesburgh.
S. A. Highlands Harrisburgh.
6TWILLTAM LYON, Wholesale and retail ,
A gent. Wellsve, Ohio and sold by one Ager
IN almost every town in the y. States. fr
March 23I lG49.
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CAUTloN CAUrloN!!--Owing to the great sue
cess and immense sale OF DR.. Townsend's Sarsa-
parilla, a number of men who were formerly our ..
agents have commenced making Sarsapara ex-<
tracts, Exirs, Btters and Extracts of Yellow
Dock, &C., &c. They generally POT itnp in the
same shaped tottles claiming that theirs is farsu-
peror and four times stronger than DE-. Town
sends, &C., hoping thereby TO deceive the public
One makes medicine ard puffs it with respesi-
able names procured by using DR.. Townsend;s
Sarsaparilla, publishes them ae cured br his siuA
They also publish fictitious names, stating that
they have used Dr.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and
that II injured them. Others profess 10 sell
cheaper artite. These and great variety Of,
other Iric,As are performed by these men to dis.
pose c, their trash. The public should be on
theiI guard for c6unterfeiIs. One bnttle of this
.,arsaparilla by adding molasses and water, will
make two gallons OF Syrup far superior TO that
sold by these men or in shops.
NJ B.--Persons inquiring for Townsend's med.
cms should not be pducpd 70 take any other.
Druggists put up Sarsapara, and oil course pre- Z
fer selling their own, Others have purchased that
I}put up in small bottles, and because they make
greater profits, theyrecommen6 them--Io not be
deceived by any--nquire for DR.. townships
and take no other.
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$QaREs8E5
fMErpTGTV'
RkEf6dEZkDxA

VT7ESTERN N. YORK COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
w GOT Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. DR. G. C.
vAUGHN,S Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture, cell
ebrated Medicine which has made
Great Cures in all Diseases,
Il now introduced into this section. The limits of
an advertisement will not permit extended notice
Of this remey have only to say it has for its
gents in the United States and Canadss large num-
Der ofeducated MEDICAL PRACTITlONERSin high
profes siona standing, who make general Of it
n their practice in the following diseases; DROPsY,
GRAVEL, and diseases Of the Urinary Organs: Piles
and all diseases Of the blood arrangements Of the
Liver, &C.. and all general diseases of the system
It is particularly requested that all who contemplate
the use of this articles or who desire information
speeding it, will OBTAIN APAMPHLET OF az pa
ges, which Agents whose names are below will glad
II give away; this book treats upon the method Of
cure-expains the properties of the article, and the
diseases It has been used for this country and
Europe for four years with such perfect effect. o.
is pages of testimony from the highest quarters
will be fonnd, with NAMES, PLACES and DATES,
which be written to by any one interested, and
thc parties will answer post paid communications.
5 s.sBe particular and ask for the paaphlei, as no
other such pamphlet has ever been seen. The evil
dencc of the power of this medicine all diseas-
es is guaranteed by persons OF well known standing
in society. Put up in 30 OF. and IL OF. bottles
Price g. so OH 81, II or; the larger being the chea
per. Every bottle has &c. c. VAUGHN'' written on
the directions, &C. See pamphlet page %. Prepared
by DR. G. C. yAUeHs, and sold at principal Office,
ao7 Main street, Buffao, N. Y. Offices devoted to
sale Of this article erclusireys2 Nassau York,
and corner of Essex and Washington, Salem, Mass.
and by all Druggists throughout this country and
Canada - Agents. N7.Agents, II. Blaksley, st Lou
is Mo-; Z. T. Gay and J. f. Talant, Burlington Iowa.
r. Fay, Bloomington; A.Hamiton, Wapallo;J. Smith,
Pontoosuc; J. F. Myrcs, IT Madison,J. b. Farnam,
travelling agent. faug II. l84Sl
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u u G a no
noines county,

STATE Of D IHW Ap psi% s9% :. .9sns
Marinda Young Us. Justus foung-Bill for Divorce.
DEFENDANT in the above entitled cause will
- take notice that plaintiff has filed bin in the
Court afores said for divorce from the bonds ofmat-
rimopy with said defendant and that unless he APP
pear at said April term, l849 of said court and de-
fcnd, decree will be taken against him pro contesso
M. y. Browning prff sol OLlvEn {. WIGHTMAN CPk
Feb. %, ls4s-st BY VIM Harper dep'y elk
STATE OF IOWA, Des MONIES County, IS.
District Court April Term, 1s4s.
William Nichol Hannah Nichol-Bill for Divorce.
DEFENDANT in the above entitled cause will
- take notice that Plaintiff has fleda Bill IN the
Court aforesaid, for Divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony with said Defendant and that unless she
appear at said April Term, Isi9, Of said Court and
Defend decree will be taken against her pro con-
fesso. OLIVER c. WlGHTMAN, Clerk.
Burlington, Feb. Is, A.. D. 1S49-6t
Grimes & Starr sol'rs for complainant
STATE OF IOWA, District Court,
Des Moincs County. Des Moines county, Iowa.
In Chancery to April Term, A. d. lsl9.
Robert Barnhill, complainant, Cornelia Phelps,
Arthur stephen Phelps, Mary Ann Phelps and Ste
phen S. Phelps, defendants-In Chancery.
TINE said defendants will hereby take notice that
L on the Sd day of October, a. d. 1S4S, the conf
painant filed his bill in said Court, praying that the
following described lands lying in said county may
be decreed to belong to him, to wit: The south hall
of the west half OF the northeast quarter and the
south half of the east half of the quarter
dissection number three in township number soyenty
e,north of range number two wes in said county
containing eighty acres more or less. Now, unless
you appear the first day of the next term Of said
Court and plead, answer or demur to said bill, the
same will he taken as confessed and decree enter.
ed accordingly. OLIVER c. WIGHTMAN, Clerk
Grimes 4 Starr CONT sops ByWm Harper deptyCPk
Burlington, Feb. 15, 1S49-6t
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FAMILY OINTMENT.

u knowledged to be an infallible remedy in every
case where it has been faithfully applied on the hui
man system, for promoting insensible perspiration,
drawing out the inflammation from wound, releiv-
Ing pain Of every kind and in its healing qualities
The world does not produce its equal, and the pub
lie pronounce it the cheapest and best Family Ont
nent that has ever been used. All diseases Of the
1esh, obstinate ulcers, old sores, chilblains,
throat, burns, cuts, cutaneous eruption, sore nip
plesore breast, diseases Of the eyeaguc in the face,
rheumatic pains, contracted cords.pans in the side,
back and other parts of the system, boils, ulcers,
scald head, bruises. fresh wounds, and every kind
Of containing the least particle Of Inflammation
are permanently cured by this great remedy. Grand
Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, Ill. w. b. SLOAN
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Thomas Bradford.

$4,000 OCCULIST AND PHYSICIAN.
- would respectfully inform the
c public that he has office on
SD jefferson street,over Mr. Gays
Drug store, where he will be
NJ happy to attend to all who
may be SO unfortunate AZ to
D6XRVV need his assistance.
His mode of treatment in diseases of the Eye eau
ses but little pain to the patient, and speedy cure
In All cases is the result Reference can be gwen 70
some who were under his treatment last summer In
St Louis and live but short distance from tins ci-
ty, who will be happy to state the reiefthey recev-
ed after suffering for two years severe pain with
the loss of sight.
particular attention paid to diseases of females,
and medicine prepared suited to their case.
Chronic diseases Of all kinds treated with success
rheumatism, chronic ane acute; neuralgia, paipi-
tation of the heart liver complaint, dyspepsia etc.
DR. BRADroRD's LIVER Drops is the best meoi-
cine in use for ague and fever. bilious fever liver
complaints, and all diseases Of the hillary organs
He also prepares medicines for cholera morbusdys-
entary bowel complaints, ETC., which he keeps con-
stantly on hand and for sale. Also, for sale, ms
rheumatic plaster. which is warranted to cure rheu-
matism and all pains in the back or loins.
For sale over Gays Drug store, on Jefferson st''
Burlington, iowa. Dec. 20, io4o-i!
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THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE.

DEST and cheapest Horse medicine in the world
Id Sloan's Ointment and Condition Powder have
earned great name. For purity, mlldness safety,
certainty and thoroughness, Soan's Ointment excels
and is rapidly superceding all other Ointments and
Lniments now in use for the cure OF the following
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Fresh wounds, Calls of all kinda, sprains Bruises,
Cracked Heels, Ringbone, WindGas, Poll Evil, Cal
lus, Spavins, Fisua, Stfast, Strains, sand
Cracks, Foundered or Grease, Mango,
0wceny and Horn Distemper.
The powder will remove all Inflammation and fe-
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proved sovereign remedy for the following diseas-
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commonly called stiff complaint,) which proves Sc
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Il 10 also safe and certain remedy for coughs and
colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago, III.
Nov 30, l846 w. 3. SLOAN
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