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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
TO LET AND FOR SALE.
AnKIIGhT fUL REsIpENCR roI.Rr

~AnEf.IC;t,TfgLR RESIDENCE ToIRr
Ia Brootf,n on WAshin st1navsuue near FulIoa
A only 70 mins,es TIDE from Fulton and south Ferries
Stages from Fulton Ferry every hve minutes Tbs prem
isss compile koGse and Is lots Of ground, with
rsge-ho1fe &c &c The garden produces gFeat quaint
y and choice variety OF splendid fruit and ne locsion
one Of the deight1i IN the con7iry Terms reason
able Inquire OF JOHN A. DAYTON, IS Fuion a. Brook
Ign. or W. H. STARR, 81 Beekman-st New-sOrk:
sired. IS iw'
. WATER POWER, LOTS AND BUILD
H INUs Al Rockion (lsts Lle FAILS Hefkimer 90.
NJ Y, directly upon the Canal ard Raj Rosd thor
oughfsres from the Eastern cities through the Mohawk
valley 10 the great West Eligible Situations for the cree
tion OF manufacturing establishments with smpie wstss
power. Aso several lots with bulldogs already ereceo
Snd good wafer wheels resdy receive machinery. The
whole VIII be so together or In parcels or leased for
yesrs on favorable terms A. LOOMS.
Rockion, May So 1880. jel aus
a. ORNAMENTAL VILLA AT CLIFTON TO
if LET-Nesr Vsndobilrs Lanaing-Co1 aiming, 10 the
celsr; FIRST story, psrl0r, di1ngroom aud greenhouses
second sisry four aud attic, two rooms vel
ard flsug cistern from which the water Is conveyed In
pines TO The Kitchen elegant marble mBnes and oe2sag
tubes hrou ghout the house. The house s entirely ne y,
finished in modern style and has commandng view "
tie bay. Apply TO @. RIPLEY, So Lberiy-sL leS5 f
>sus PAPTOF A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, in
t.s The eassnles part Of South BrO0syn 10 sent 70
small ret pee lsblC family who will be willing to boAid
he present occupsrts Address Postpaid box " Broot
Ign Post oEte. leS lws
a. FOR sALK CAEAP FOa CAsH-Elghl lo..
~ The south aide Of Nneyeig1h q Jog i-et sssl OF
No. the Eishih-ay Apply to J. IA BBErS
jes It. 10 Wsl-st Sd story front
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" Grand Lodge Of the state Of New.York.

RGrand Lodge Of the state ia Of eT New;York:
OF the A. and H. Fraternity Of Free and Accepted Masons
Of the State Of New York will be held a. the Grand Lodge
way on Tuesday evening, the 4h Of June, at O'Clock
The Grand SecTetarys Office win be open until that time
~ Entrance on Broadwsy. The Committee appointed
By order Of tbs NJ w Grand Lodge to make the necessary
So SEoad~:y Ga % Masonic purpose decided that
there shall bs general Procession Of Fraternity under
@sS"ssS.y, the SsH o. june oeiock in
6aei hsis white aprons white gloves. The ocers 81
AG %ysi ii. '' JAMES HERRING Grand Secretary
Southern NewYork will hold special session at the room,
National Hall, Canslst on Monday evening, June 81
,,,"ns md communic sops and acting upon reports BY
order. lies i'I JOHN j. DAVIES Grand Scribe
e. Ar Meeting of the Friends Of the Bible,
in favor OF procuring and circulating the most faithful YER
ATOMS Of the Sacred Scriptures In all languages hsd on
Monday, 9Th May, the following preamble and resolutions
Wbtssa. The mind and will Of God as conveyed in the
inspired originals Of the Old and New Tes,anen are the
ny nisbs standard of faith and practice and therefore
Of importance ina. me sacred na us
zad SSeysa. Bible Society Is bound BY imperative
duty employ all the means In It's power to insure that me
books which II circuates the Revealed VIII OF God TO
man. sSs os mare Il moi sny general Bible Society In
country which has not more or less restricted sef oy
ss easc,ments from the discharged this duty Tnere
fore,
Re,osed That 1t Is expedient form voluntary 1850
citation The purpose Of procuring and circulating the
most faithful versions Of the Sacred Scriptures In all an'
sulges.
esoped That In such association, we cordially invite
al persons cooperate with who embrace the pnc.
pies upon which propose 10 organize, without regai
70 iheir UNCONVENTIONAL positions IN other respects.
AT an adjourned meeting held may 3D. the requisite ar
rsngemen,s were made for organizing and the oowns
resolution was passed. - 49, .
Thai q public meeting be held on Monday, the lob OF
june al O'Clock NJ in the meeting house OF the Taber-
nsce Baptist Church. In MulbeTyst to organize the pro-
posed association, by adopting constitution, elecing
board OF managers &c and meeting be held II o'clock
NJ of the same day the place 10 hear addresses
md obtain subscriptions and contributions.
Addresses will be delivered 10 the evening by Brethren
Gone Armage Remington, Clapp. Eddy and Rsdford
SPENCER Ii CONE.
THOMAS ARmlrAGE, ..,oror,,,aa q,
A. c. WHEAT, SSr.nnsn,sn,.
ORRIN b. JUDD,
les 4leod WIN III. WYCKOFF,
~ For othsy General Nofiess see VIth PAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

Union COURSE, L.. I.-frotfng, Monday, June
~ Al O'Clock Pm. Maca for sSoo mile heats, eess
three In Eve, In harress 10 drive r. Chanfrsu
ssnos Oh Condolences, James Conway names ok
Stranger Immediately amer purse Of tSe mile heats,
Pest three IN I've In harness. Mclaughlin enters r n
LADY Washington, James Whelpley enters Emgfant
Deyh Kehoc enters roam Fighting Pig
The cars win leave he South Ferry, Brooklyn, ct 81
9eock and return - soon ~ the sports are over.
Admissio1 70 The Course 50 cents
ISL sPICER 4 McMANN, Projectors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

XNANTED-A smart scnye girl wants a situation a.
w chsmbermsid waiter In genteel private family;
or would do general hou, work OF small private IA nj
w. Apply at ~ Stanton-st. Brooklyn. je3 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

Out OF 100000 SOLD 10 less than six months,
vi have not had simple, single solitary shadow ofs
complaint muHbe something above the average TO give
such universal fsfscfon and the sale the
l solemry assert that sold from Wednesday noon 10
Friday noon 81 copies Al this rate shall easily win
ny $3.50 wager 70 sel $3.50 copies 20 hlee months.
menf Of the American public and 10 the fondneu OF
American husbands for their wives and for themselves
for By my plan The 10 saved al the labor Of the
washing day, and The al the annoyance Recolect
cheaper than soap warranted TO inj1re the most deli.
fasric-no rubbing. The wEsh,ng which formerly
occupied II hours WA over before breakfast.
Ed Of Mothers Magazine iLondon)
The printed instructions, price o. 10 be bad orly Of IL
TWELVETREE, Room q No 80 Nasssu-st ~ " Sent
by mail II required Your money returned II this Is not
ind white stones js5lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

WANTED Situations fer good cooks, chambermsids,
w nurses girls for general Homework, waiter grs
small girls &c at 10 Lspenardst near Broadway where
the beat OF servant girls always be obtained without
DELAY les It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

XXANTED-Bys respectable Protestant young woman
w situation as chsmbernad TO do plain sewing. No
objection to 90 the country Can be seen for two days
II rot eng aged Apply SO Grands Brooklyn. je3 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
CHOLERA.

EoR SALE, AT FRENCH's BOOKSTORE ISL Nae
Il ssu-sL Dr. shenirs Esssy on Cholera. detailing plan
ofuestnent which has proved eminenily successful
my29lWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

XNANTED-Bya respectable young girl, situation as
w chambernsd, to do general Homework in small
family Can be for two days. unless suited at 1863
Monroe.st les 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

WANTED-A situation by respectable young girl az
w wser and chambermaid or TO take care OF children
No objection TO the country. 10 Protestant Call at 7Os
Broadway. Can be seen until engaged. 1e5 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

VIJANTED-A three heater Whiting lspper, 10
w inches wide, not badly Any person having such
machine TO dispose Of will please write. giving des
| crpnon and the price. to HENRY J. PEET, Prars ho
| low, Madison Co. NJ y. Je 3'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

MANTED-A situation by smartsctye boy, between
w Is and 16 years OF age apprentice TO trade,
carpenter chsirmaker or to work In store. Apply at
10 Pittst. Best of reference. Je3@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

" 1. o. O. F.-The r. w. Grand Encampment Of
Southern NewYork will hold special session at the ROOM
Naiousl Hail. Canalst Monday evening" June 5, al
O'Clock the admission OF new members reception OF
riops and commune aiions and acting upon reports By
order lies il.I JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Scribe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

XNANTED-A situation chd's nurse and TO do hne
w tine wishing ironing, plain sewing, or TO do
general homework, by respectable woman with good
reference Apply at % Twelthst Can be seen for two
DAYS les IL
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n For other General Notices, see yitA Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

yN1ANTED-By tidy young woman n sly. and Il
w nurse or chAmbermaid; can do plain sewing snu
wiling TO make herself generally useful Can gvo hs ss'
Of r. inees AZ 20 character and capabty Has obsc'
hon To 90 10 the country Cal for three days al 23 West
Ty eniv .frstst near the Ninh-av. Je3H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

NkyANTED-AnA American young man with good Guy
w references, wants employment He can tend Gro
is correc, al figures. Apply at Coentessp stairs
for Joseph. JED JIG
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WANTS.

WANTED-A situation by clean and Respectable gul'
w with the very best recommendation to 90 cootns'
washing srd ironing would be willing TO 90 cnsnDeI,
work vashIpc and rouirg 10 first rate cook washer ana
,-oner and an experienced chambeTmaidi u VIKING 70
rrse herself gene, lily usef1 objection 10 90 10 mo
conntrxf Cali sf 80 d, -oadway. Joo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

VVANTSDsi by TWO or axe he en-
lire ebs,se Of an ipfsn the ohe as cook s1d as,l n
washing and ironing chsmber- Ao o vs5s,
city references Can be seen Tor TWO oAS je3it.
10 the rear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

NAANTED-Situsuonsb y two respectable young wo-
w men, cook wush and iron, ard The Other 10 90
general housework-no objections 20 going 10 the country
Boh can produce good city reference Apply At l5g on
rce-si can be seen for two days 1eo JUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
RELIGIOUS rUcoRPoRArIogs.

LUST PUBLISHED by the anbscribers new sdision OF
the Laws OF The State Of HewYork 10 relation Rel
gious lncorporstons with all amendments up TO the
Published and for sale By lm2s III BELL GOGLp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

NEIANTED-A situeiion by smart and tidy girl who
w has been living good while in her last place to do
chnmberwork homework; IL a fret rate washer and
ironer and very good ohambermad and waiter Wares
much object Bt good home ls willing 10 mafe
herself generally useful. Call a. 23 8owery. jaj lve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
BOARDING..

r. For other Wants, see the YIh Page
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REMOVALS.

~ Fer other School Adrcrtise~ents zee I'm Page.
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WANTED--In a small family respectable English
w she must be good cook, washer and roner.
Apply 454 Grsnd-st between The hours Of and r. M
oistf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

WANTING sITUATIONS-Experien private
w family be obtained on application to the
EMPLOYERS and servants Protective Agency, ss Grandst
second block Of Broadway. N. B. Good coored ser
wants also hand. 1eS ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
THE FUGITIVE sI.YF ~,

s ms Dill; as il passed The Senate c,n,,;.
sasssahce Inc following Provisions r lins,s W
~ Eor me appointment OF commissioners h,, ~
eAllea states Courts III The States and ~T.rr;,:
Wnose duty Z shall be 10 hear The denaands
feF their apprehension - = 4 iuss slaves
Commissioners shah appoint assis,sn,s =
cHts lAsiF duties 10 the Counties and San IN 81
their aid 80 ees4aatds 70
~ Testimony for claimants Or agent - 81. -.
Jds's evidence against lhe fugitives whose ~.
= no1 e PC taken, and upon bearing before afy
magistrate Justice ofthe peace United Sfa,es I,,S
nissoners Or assistant he lngitiye Is Z s. Isl
hFered I'D. y 0e asr
Persons hihdeFing The exec9fion of1he ~ y
pc Ened $500 and imprisoned six months anJ \;
cqnvicsson on trial Of having caused the esrar ~
aI1giive 70 be lined 81 600 sat9eci 10 recovery
ana Clerks 2 the United States Court Dc. Sc. fot
tnesr services under this act
Additional persons provided for 10 assist. ii
necessary, IN the reclamation and transformation ~
fined S s7 's.7. ~
ii 4 is provided that eerIiieate shan IL given
ION one State Or Territory for the pursuit Of fu
gIse ana his recapfare 10 another State or Terri
4 j. provided that il marshal 81 SIS depo,ies
me escape % fugitive from their possession
taey shall Be amenable 10 The value III ne slave
asa ior defanlt Of duty 10 bis capture anienabe q
hne Of 81 900.
viii Be noticed that the bill differs from the act
q ll9S 10 the important particular Thai instead Fl
vision concerning he reclamation Of fuxitires fo
iaoor g me State authorities il commits the execu
Ilpn Of the law % the hands Of one ~
pointed under the AUTHORITY Of Tie United States ]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
FINE BARN. !

On passing The desirable Farr1 of osri,.e,.r,i.,a
friend ABRAHAM SNrnER, Of this conn:sv Is ,.L,g
drawn, hy the fine appearance Of his Bsfn fr,s, IN
49, 2 'nake az examination Of it iThe ends aAd
.s'' up = tae sEes' are 6ailt Of seni,.t The gable
ms ,a = Pres !. Is 81 feet long and ~ iqet deep
S. ass' heerFs composed Of stables, 2 feed
.ssss, mug esflcalfarat room with space OF
1850 " e9''e 4eea room connecting TER convent
$3.50 s ttails icing q open frame work, eires
I "ae e'feai4,ian q air and light, Tbs % door i
pssup'ea q lnteshing dooF, 3Sieet By 10 = mdrs
L, 'se' aseP sash with passage in front Upon the
~A9ss' US 9saffs = : one Of The largess most SUB
s.aq ana Assi constructed Barns in lie eountF
sAe result Of shs good Judgment Of our tif,d snydsr
. The woo45work was b. Mr. BgvEas.s ESnl.s
who mas gsysa 4 striking evidence 81 hk fine skill
as parsaf.lnn ~ 81 1lr I'D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
,.yoTE, IN THE TEXAS BILL.

n
"a friead il " ashiagton has Sent Us The following
cdnvenieaiNn1 inssfusiiye analysis 81 the sete 81
the passage o. ih bill f;he Settlement Of the Texas
boundary ard fof the cslablishihentof Territorial
government ID New Mexico; The speakers vote
being included amongst The yeas
Whole yoter-yeas l09. navs %
Northern yeas5 Southern yeas SO.
Northern nays Is, Southern nays 30.
Northern ma 9Tify against The bill 10.
Souhern majority for the bin %
Souhefn Democratic yeas p do. Wing yeas %.
Southern Deln. nays % do Wing nay /.
Southern Deulocralic majority against The bill |.
-Scalhefa W3hig5 majority gr the hill 81
Those who advocate disunion for what'is now
past represent Ibis Texas BOUNDARY Bllito be one
otthc pftcipa! aggrsssons inflicted npon the South
And set we see thar large Southern majority in
the House were for The ilI,.wtilst DECIDED North
ern majority were against il. Strange sort Of
Northern agsre ssion this which puF pwnrepfesen-
tatiyes have brought upon US. II dissolvihg the
Union we f.Sr that 1t will sc nesessary tedivide
The South aitsf separating from ihe.Notth. i.
fRisthoHG Ttaqes
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AiIIN HEY.

Alus Bkrt9hr Turkish Ambassador sreceiving
every attention al the hands Of the Government at
j waship gions oaThursdayIthe Hon. Daniel Web
ser, Secretary Of Safe, paid him the complement
= lncnch E0iise. the
Na'ional ineiligencer says that the Senate id ;he
course p lhe day, having under consideration The
oiyll aad Diplomatic Appropriation Bill insered II
appropriation q ten thousand dollars 10 defray mi
PERSONAL expsases otthe Eayof dnrng his resii.6se
1and travels y the United staies-anark Of rssr.,f
towards W. Sovereign fTarkcy, and 10 The nao,iF
Which promPied this mission On Thursday piobt
lhe Enjoy arassereaaded ~ The Marine Ban1 An II
loaslays AZ Tie National Hotei, and having been
yociier9asly caedfor, be appeared IL tl,s WITH.
and through Ais interpreter Mr.. Brown. addressed
me assemblage. lie mentioned lhAt III was ~
Columbns OF bis nation being the iirs! n9ligerogt
who h$i visited America Having wledsea
vac aleasionS andk'ndness shown him. aud express
gu ms admiration Of oar colnTrY and Is ci,ixens ii
fic 'rua spirit # eastern munidecnce, l,e orderes
EQUATION for Tie Band, and retired aGss3 ttbe ehskrs
olstae Assem- hied maltiade,- BastiR6fs American
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SUICIDE.

4. Mr. Robt. Sscele, of this county. few
DAYS since, coisiusted suicide, under the
following mysterious circumstances Prior
10 tic execntiou If Green, which took place
in jackson couslty about tive months ago,
he frequently Expressed desire 10 attend
aud witness tbs death. His parents first
discouraged tfis des:gn and finally forbade
his going, but, IN ne night before the hang
ing, ho left he zoe clandestinely, walked to
Ripley, Witnessed the solemn ceremepy, and
came lack highly pleased with the affair. s.
Stree khat tim4 lie has been heard to speak
admiriug1y Of isath' by hanging, deemiug it
the best mode saat could be devised. 1t has
been stated tkat he repeatedly indicated a
determination toapply the method 70 him
self-so great gas his fascination. BE this
as it may, tie suspicious Of his fathers fam
ily we're not awakened, and, awaiting himself
of the absence lof the male members thereof,
he last week took plough line, repaired to
tile corn-crib, end there hanged himself +
His body was;foand some two hours after,
by the ,youngey ehildren-long after life was
extinct He vas q young man, aged about
1907 20 Years; and of irreproachable charac,
ter No cause has been assigned for the
commission Of the self.murder, other than
amorbid preference for that mode Of dying
TPaniersbFg Gd-ette,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27


re N;srdra Arysserr.- A letter from Detroit
10 The ver.nou. Family Glzetis gives rs io'le*.
iag panicsIars Of De se,ssn q Mrs Miller, ana
he+ account 81 her ab-eace. which, n sl'.s esloo'
i Ieas,. win reuaire sope +osher endorsement
than the Gazette, or Mrs Miller eisnsf' osie.s
any heliese Il - S,artt y NJ srser-
Mrs miller has relnrne3 q her sI'eaas T. 40
ne Ilt ne hotel Al NiagNss % hasf tnfe@n sel
eslfntF The bridge which Grasses over 9o osle
Issahd lust above the catsraet onl. 90 As..s.ps
Al lie p,ace. she had npkthe eoufage e e -
80 ,ras coward On INSTINCT" She nsa. p
yi,,us to leaving the honss, put her cnla. q !
sisep. wrifTen letters 10 hsr parents, 4nq ons .
he landlord. stating der Injection. and Fea essNss
them TO he kind 40 her babes; she had also e1s
oE her earIs, aud leEi then win TIE ietseisi =
conspicuous place on the liable. ..,..
From that lime 10 The p7esRnt, nn.nlng Pos.s.,s
has been heard from her Her iaihef, acN 3D. 5,
spent several months in aFfrniiiess scar = ii,
turning in Jane or July, ~ died 81 osohFa :.
MOI long since, brelherlof hers died 81 sAta'o !,
"a His death. too, was undoubtedly
b the same cause Leatning the ccnaislon ~
her family, believe shesintimated 70 them ~
lstter, where she could b fOandr and hef "i'ilns
nsss 10 return.
A,eordi,,s.Iv friana ffsthe family went after
"ba7. IL, wssb III b,on. ,h, l,er home g mourn
MN lar ,v;dasa5 tysr III rum She has
es,,sei IIer h,ldran Il ,sithiheIr iaiher some
tvx:here i, Tia Saa,h Sha ltates. and be,ieve il
4 apnsralIy nnIsrs,nod ~ dernes4ic diff.
icatS,es drose m IoEls,e Il lnpg her
salfJ,ca ana sf5rvYns, Il - S>aatar
shhdderiaa 10 lbs brip, j. that awful gulf, she
changed her plan. aud buried herself in convent
~ IHanaary near BAiiirnAre Sire positively DC
MES having he m 10 co np4ny with any geniesnan
bat iouad h.r way to tae nn,na-iery aibsie, and
which she lell as o ire 4 she en- cred AT any
rate she is nos wth a3r AOtsefi WAC mas re
ceiyed her with open srsRS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
n.TrI1E nrT,5a.N TWO EDITORS.

We rekSes % irsrs. thai The editors Of the Cee.l
Whis and Democrat hare been engaged IN q serl-.
Gus affays The w5nfngsen Journal SAYS
Il seems that sanderford, editor OF the
Cecil DenOsrat, published in his paper some
very severe strictrzfes upon Hon Alexander
Evans. TIE memhsE Of Congress from that
District wheren*on Ricketts,. editor Of the
Cecil Wing, rersied in substance equally
sharp; Oh learning which Vanderford had
Ricketts, posted The latter understanding
this ID BE The eate Immediately procured .
COW hideand wsrk IN search Of Ns @sttord,
and apoa eouing up with the latter tell up
on him and administered severe castlgatlon
with the COW, hids What the sequel was,
we have not learIssd y -
Ricketts, is a '5eamn H formerly gave
Coleman, q deuapcrstic editor, q kicking
horse.whipped Nossde, another democratiss
editor shot Toward. lawyer of Elkton
and has now cGwslided Yanderford, W.
should be rashes afraid to come in contac
with such . savage editor, although when il
our city not lcpg ago, be shook our han'
and appeared to very civil and polite Wei
keep our eye opAn text time VIC meet him
TBalimoTc Clipper.