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The AMATEUR DRAMATIC AssooIATIoN.-We
learn that an association bearing the above title
has been formed in this city. The object is to
improve the young men in dramatic oratory--a
laudable one. We like ell associations Of the
kind; for they not only improve the members
in public speaking, teaching them the different
and pleasing positions, emphasis, and proper
gestures of the stage-lmpressing upon their
minds highly useful precepts and maxims which
otherwise would not be done upon a casual
reading, or representation of play but they
also awaken the latent ambition in them, which,
once aroused, seldom stops till it reaches the
highest pinnacle of fame. By reference to
another column it will be seen that the society
holds meeting this (Monday) evening, to
which all persons wishing to join association
Of the kind are invited to attend. We hope
the young men of our city will join while they
have now an opportunity, as we learn that the
number to be admitted is limited by their con-
stitution.
The above has been handed to US for publ
cation, and we comply with the wishes Of its
writer-under protest, however, that we regard
the fascnations of the stage as among the most
unfortunate with which youth can be infatu-
ated, and all the improvement dcrvable from
a Thespiau society as dearly purchased in time
and money, and sadly detrimental to useful and
honorable progress in life They who are now
commencing such an enterprise are, no doubt,
guided by the best intentions; but the best in
tentions of youth hardly afford as sure path
way as the experience Of maturer years.
| RAILROAD ACCIDENTS following analy-
sis of the accidents occurring on railroads from
causes which may be avoided by proper care on
the part of the passengers, is taken from
work recently published in London, entitled
" Lardner's Railway Economy" It's publica-
ton ought to have good effect in this country.
analysis Of one hundred accidents produced by impy,dence
Of pISseD0ers
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD-FELLOWs, HALL

NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TRoUPEl
q S, SANF0RD'S celebrated Troupe take pleasure in
-. announcing that they will commence series OF
their unique Entertainments in this city
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is.
On which occasion programme containing variety of
and popular melodies instrumental Accomplishments,
etc, etc, will be presented.
For particulars future advertisements and bills
ont IF
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WE HAVE JUST FINIsHEp OPEN.

yVE HAVE JUST FINISHED OPEN
ever brought to the District consisting in part Of
300 yards very rich brocade Silk
40 do 2S inches wide, pink, blue, and salmon
watered Silks, for evening dresses, cheap
600 yards, p inches wde pink and blue Pot dc Sol
for evening dresses, cheap
900 yards II inches, mazarine blue, purple, green,
aud black watered silks
Loo yards IS 3 "a, and SO inches wide, black Silks
l'zoo do "a inches wide, rich plaid Silks, all the
Chenc
10 pieces colored satins for bonnets
do A. colored silk Yelyets for Nantes
10 do corded silk Yeyets for bonnets
so do rich plaid bonnet Ribbons
dozen embroidered linen cambria Handkerchiefs
so do medium andlow priced linen cambria Hand
kerchefs
75oyards very rich and beautiful Cashmeres best Pa
1900 yards medium and low priced Mousselines and
Cashmeres
so pieces fine French Mernos, great variety OF
colors
"a rich embroidered merno Cloaks newest styles
~ rich embroidered satin dc chene yisites, do
100 long and square Shawls, beautiful colors
80 embroidered and plain Grape Shaws
30 pieces black Alpacas and Bombasins
so do Irish Linens some very fine
IL do table Damasks some very fine
Napkins and Russia Diapers
rs pieces white and colored Flannels, hrstratc
at 20 cents
40 pieces Cassinets some good at 37l5 cts per yard
70 do Cassimeres, plain, plaid, and stripes
Is do Cloths, black, blue, and olive colors
20 do new style Vestings
200 do Calico, some at cents per yard
100 do bieached Cottons, some at cents per yard
1000 yards Tickings some at 6A per yard
Checks, Plaid Cottons Canton Flannes
Brown Cottons, 81 and 124, Bleached Sheetings
Hosiery Of all kinds, merino, lambswool &c.
Shaker Shirts and great many other goods too
numerous 10 mention.
CARPETINGS
loo pieces three-ply and ingram Carpets
Is do velvet Carpets
Is do tapestry Brussels
20 do rag Carpet, at rs cents per yard
80 do handsome Rugs
20 do 0ilcoths
80 do embroidered curtain Muslins
75 pairs %, l04, Ia, and 124 Blankets some very
superior. HALL BROTHER
oct 6-M&Th2w
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OPENED, THIS DAY, AT MRS. E. MoFFETTs,

7h Street, opposite Odd-Felto1Cs Hall,
N ASSORTMENT of rich Fall styles Of Ribbon vary.
n ing in price from 1917 to 70 cents per yard and TO
which the attention Of the ladies is respectfully solicited
Also, rich Belt Ribbons Flowers and various other Mil
lncry goods Also lot Of wollsceced Straw and other
Bonnots The ladies will also fluid few beautiful pat
terms Of Gold Cuff Pins imitation do, with general
sortment of ladies' toilet and other articles.
Tho attention of gentlemen is requested TO fresh
lection Of Silk Cavats and Pocket Handkerchief all of
which will be sold low for cash. sep 12-tr
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HALL & BRoTHER present fine chance to
mankind in general, but especially the fairer
portion OF them. Refer TO their advertisement,
and make your selection from the ample list
given of dry-goods, for ladies and gentlemen,
and housekeeping purposes.
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BOYS, CLOTHING.

TUST RECEIVED large and elegant assortment Of
~ Boys Fall and Winter Clothing, consisting of over
coats Jackets, Pants Vests Shirts Undershirs &c. &C.
all of which really fine and desirable and worthy the
attention of purchasers. Also choice and elegant
sortment Of Shirts, of all qualities and colors, Under
shirts and Drawers, Stocks, Crayats Handkerchief
Gloves, Socks &c to which the attention Of Gentlemen
is particularly invited. WM WALL,
oct l-E Pa. nv, 10 doors west of 9th st.
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GUITARS AND VIOLINS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having recently visited the
Northern Cities for the purpose of procuring the best
Instruments takes pleasure in offering the finest assort
ment ever before presented to Washington public. Con-
sisting of fine French, Spanish and German Guitars
finely inlad with pearl; fine Italian Yiolns French imi-
taons from different masters &C. Aso-a very superior
lot of fine French Flutes; together with general
ment of all kinds of Instruments.
Ga Best Violin and Guitar Strings and Trimmings for
all instruments. GEO. HILBUS,
Musical Depot, Pa. av, one door from 10th ST.
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NOTICE.

rINHE members of the amateur Dramatic Association
i OF Washington" are requested TO attend special
meeting of the Society at the the office of the
Colonization Society ION Pennsylvania avenue between
Sd and "a streets Monday evening, October 9th
o'clock full attendance Is requested, as business of
the utmost importance will be laid before the Society
All persons wishing to become members Of Assoca-
ton OF the Kind respectfully requested to attend
BY order of the President.
oct 2--JIS&Ms J. EWETT Soc
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SALOON TO LET.

gt To respectable and thoroughly competent person
nW will be let the Saloon under the National Hall, in
l the city of Washington together with all the places
in the Theatre above set apart for Refreshments.
The advantages of this Saloon exceed perhaps those of
other in the country being sufficiently extensive to
attached Restaurant, Billiard Rooms &C., &c. The
Saloon accessible only to the audience of the
Theatre but also from the street. during the day well
as the evening.
Applications post pad) be addressed to "The Pro
prietors Of the National Hail." at the Republic Office
Wa shington CITY at
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REFREsHINo-To witness the advertising pa
tronage of the Baltimore Sun. 1t is almost
equal to its immense subscription. But we see
it without envy, for it is at the reward of
merit"
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A CARD.
To HOUsFKFFpERs.

TO H0USEKEEPERS.
NtTE have in store large and general assortment
w Of Housekeeping Goods as follows:
10 pieces superior Linen Shcetings
IL do Damask Table Diaper
Splendid Damask Table Cloths, all sizes
10 pieces best Huckaback Toweling
dozen superior Damask do
40 do Huckaback Towels, all prices
Splendid stock Table Napkins
Brown Linen Table Cloths
Is pieces French Furniture Prints
10 do Oil6resscd do plain bordorcd
40 do G4, 1914, and 1874 Bloached sheetings
Table and Piano Covers
Curtain Muslins
so pieces Irish Linens, all grades
10 do Pillow-case Cotton, &c.
We invite persons in want Of the above description
of goods TO give us call, pay great attention to
this class Of goods VERIFY MILLER,
sen Is-1m No. Q, Pa av., bet. 7th & Stl sts
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SUPERIOR OLD WINES, LIQUORS. &c.

r NAME IN PART Wines-Hedseck a. Co.'s Cham
i payne, Claret, Hook, o. l.. T. Madeira, Sherry, Lon
don Dock Port Hunt Co.'S Port, Liston Ccily Malaga
&C., &C.
Brandies--Old London Dock, 0tard, Dupuy q Co.,
Pinet, Castillon Co. A. Segnette, &c.
Whsky-lrish, Scotch, Monongahea, and Old Rye
Also Stoughtons Bitters, Swiss, Absinth, &c., sc.
Fresh Peaches received every morning.
JAS. T. LLOYD,
sep l1-tr Pa av., doors east of 18th st.
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AMERIcUs VEsPUcoI-Ths lady, it is said
lives in Paris, in half-vountary exile" A
writer in the Providence Journal describes her
as ga young lady, with lovely features, and
manly, patriotic character" &c. 1t takes some
time for her to grow old.
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Barnum being asked one day the secret Of
his success, (says a correspondent of the New
York Erpress,) simply laughed and said: "Prin'
ters ink .
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assistance from his republican fellow-citizens
may very likely soon prove quite embarrassing
to its present occupant aud some Of his friends,
should any such be found in the day OF his ad-
yeraitv
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MAGAZINE for October.

IL International Magazine for October.
Cuba in 1851 Survey of the Island its Resources Sta
stics, &C.. by Alexander Jones.
SelfDeception, the History of Human Heart, part
I'd, by Mrs. Ellis.
Mysteries of the Heath, romance, by Eugene Sue
The London Medical Student, by Punch
TheLondon Lancet for September.
Don Quixotte l yol Syo.; price so cents.
TAYLOR MAURY,
oct p Booksellers, near 9th street.
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VIII some statistician tell US how many such
accidents occur in this country from the culpa-
BILE carelessness Of the companies or their
officers?
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NOTICE

rI'HE C0PARTNERSHiP heretofore existing under the
i firm of N. Nj. Iardea Brother the 25th
ultmo dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
to the late firm requested to make payment to n. NJ
Iardella. N NJ IARDELLA,
II. G.. IARDEILA.
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MORE NEW GOODS!

AI IHo OHGHp OUsh SIOreI
lust RECEIVED another large lot of splendid Rib
- bons-among them some beautiful plaids and other
styles. Bonnets Bonnet Silk, Dress Trimmings, &c.
Also-Bleached Cottons, yard wide, cts; 5000
yards Sheetng Cottons yard and quarter 10 cents
only! 10000 yards heavy brown Cotton yard wide,
cents all-woo Flannels, nearly yard wde rs cents
Beautiful Prints, Cashmeres, Mousseains, &C. Ticking
as low as cents, very good. Brown Cotton low
cents And thousand articles bought at auction, which
great bargains. All to be had at
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
26-tr Pa ay., opp Hotel.
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DOARDING.-MRS. NJ. H. FOWLER can accom-
I'D MEDIATE four or Eve more permanent transient
Boarders on the most accommodating terms. Also
furnished front Paror for rent Residence 18th street.
near Pennsylvania avenue south side. Loot 2-3t
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MURDOCH, the tragedian, is playing in Balti-
more. We think an evenings Shakespeare
reading in Washington would prove attractive.
He is an eloquent reader and good imitator.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, oct. q 1851.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Library of Con-
\ gress will be closed on THU RSDAY, the 10th in
slant and will not again be opened until Tuesday, the
18th of November. JOHN s. MEEHAN,
oct -pod2w Librarian.
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH

RY- We receive great many communica-
tions from persons whose names are withheld,
or unknown to us, and of course we can pay no
attention to them.
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The paper that gives no credit is on our table
this morning; and one of our editorials is
highly honored That gratifes us.
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steamboats, and Racing.

Some gentlemen can be trusted with any
secret, for nothing they can say will be believed.
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CARPETINGs, RUGS, &c.

0hhEEllNUp, hUbo, &C.
AVlNG fitted out room for the sale Of Carpetings,
II we intend to keep large and general assortment
We have just received large assortment of all grades.
Also, Rugs, Druggets Oil Cloths, heavy Mattngs
Damask Linen, Floor Cloths Stair Linen, &c
Those in want respectfully invited TO give us call
VERIFY MILLER,
sep 1S-1m No. 0, Pa ay., bet It'll and Sth SITS.
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MAGIC, AND THE
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS!

Positively J0r one WeeN on7y-4fteTnooaS and
EUenings
CIGNOR BLITZ has the honor to announce that he
- will give his Popular and Grand Entertainments in
the 0DD-FELLOWS' HALL, Washington city, d. O.,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday afternoons and neutrality-suspicious. g. 7, o. TO-
and Ii.
Ca The Afternoon performances will commence at g.
and the Evening Mt o'clock Doors open in the After
at 2 and Evening at o'clock Admission rs cents
children under ~ years 1913 cents oct 4-tf
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LADIES DRESS CAPS AND FANCY GOODS

LADIES DRESS CAPS AND FANCY GOODS
lust OPENED at the new store Sixth street,
- the Of Louisiana avenue, a large and select
assortment Of Ladies' Dress Caps from rs cents 20 So
Headdresses, French worked Collars Embroidered
Handkerchiefs.
Fall and Winter Ribbons, Edgings silk Brads.
Dress Trimmings, Frnges, Vcyctdotted Flowers, Blu
giles.
Velvet Ribbons, Lace Trimmings, new style.
Extracts, Colognes, Fancy Soaps Scent Bags, &c. &c
Also-Gentlemens Gloves, Hosiery, Shaving Creams,
Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes, Handkerchief, Cra
watts and Perfumery, and Fancy Articles in general.
MRS. COLLISIONS Fancy Millinery Store,
Sixth st. rear of National Browns Hotels
26-tr MAT Intel
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SIS REWARD.

II oST, near National Hail. on Saturday, the 4th inst. n
IL DARK BLUE MOROCCO COVERED ACCOUNT
BOOK, containing Land Warrant and Accounts OF
workmens time, which would be Of value whatever TO
any person except the The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving the Book with James b. Lokey
on Maryland avenue, between "A and 9th streets
a
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RAFELE.

VN0 be disposed of by rattle, the required
i number of subscribers be obtained, n very fine
young SoRREL MARE and n substantial CARRYALL--
both Of which be at Humphreys stable ON the
corner OF 9th and streets For particulars inquire at
the Refractory Of 9th street and
oct G-3teoA
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NEW BLACK SILKS.
NJ AGRUDER a CALVERT have this day received q
wi large assortment Of Black Silks, purchased at the
New York Auctions, consisting Of
20 pieces black boiled Poult dc Sole
10 do do Gro de Swiss
81 do do Mateone Lustring
do do Rept
, 10 do do Figured Brocade
do do Satin Turc.
All Of which will be sold low they be had In
this city Purchasers requested TO call as we are
determined TO sell cheap and give satisfaction.
sep 30-dlw Republic Natlnt
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AGUE AND FEVER.

/tAN be permanently and efectuay cured by calling
~ at BUTTS Apohecary store, corner Of Pennsy vana
avenue and 18th street, and obtaining bottle Of
goods India Choagogue."
"a" Facts stubborn things" and the "Inda Choa-
gogue" does euro the most obstinate ague
oct R-dGt
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ARRIVAL OF JENNY LIND.
ID ECE1VED BY EXPRESS small lot of that superior
III Chewing Tobacco "JENNY LIND TWIST" Call
while 1t is on hand, and supply yourselves at
BUTTS Drug Store,
oct Std cor. Penn 4 18th st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LETT have

II TWENTY ROOMS TO let, for single gentlemen, by
the month year, on Pennsylvania avenue near AZ
street JN0. A. D0NoH00.
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KID GLOVES AT 6215 CENTS
70 DOZEN LADIES' white, colored and black Kid
- Gloves very good article, at 62l5 cents.
Also the following at S712 cents, Of Aexanders make
and Stewards importation:
cartons Ladies' white, all numbers
do do colored, do
] do do black do
do Gentemens white, black and assorted CO
Tors, all numbers
Persons in want Of very superior Glove will do well
to give us CALL stock is good ms any in this
country.
sep 2l-dlm VERIFY & MILLER.
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SILK MITTS.
- 80 dozen Silk Mits suitable house and street-of
all grades long and short with and without fingers
sep 29-lm VERIFY 4 MILLER
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A UCTION LOTS OF CARPETS.-5o pieces
N ingram medium and low priced Auction Carpets.
viii be sold very great bargain.
sep 29-1m VERIFY & MILLER
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SCHOOL BOOKS at New York Prices,
~ full assortment of all kinds in use; and the
best STATIONERY ofevery variety, for sale by
AUSTIN GRAY
au 30 7th street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall
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WANTS.

MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL-In pint
NI bottles. Just received and for sale by
w. ELIOT
oct B. corner and 18th streets
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these do not disgrace the Southern pross, they
would any other except the LibefAtoT-
1t is quite amusing for the U"son W pretend
to be fasLidous about what is admitted into its
columns, whilst such an editorial a. this OF Its
own is inserted in them. We copy il In order
10 show how fastidous the Union is, and have
to say by way OF further apology, that since 1t
has become fashionable to exhibit dancing girls
and model arlistes, IL may be excusable in us to
exhibit party organ 10 the nakedness OF It's
vugariiy We don't know which OF the two
organ editors is entitled TO the honor of the
above Observation-Disclosures il elnanates from the
ex-mnister TO Berlin, or the ex commissioner TO
the Sandwich islands, for the thing is so loao
that it would DO doing injustice even to the
court of Queen Pomare, to consider It in any de-
gree responsible for the breeding Of the author.
AS for the enumeration 10 Italics OF our state
ments, and the mere denial of them by the
Union, that is of the least possible consequence.
If they required confirmation, the denial of them
by the Union would be all we would ask Of
that print.
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Resolved. that We approve OF the aims ana
principles set forth 10 The resolutions adopted
by The Democratic State convention held at
Syracuse last year. which were as follows:
Resolved, that the Democracy of The State of
New York, approaching The value OF "nion ard
fraternity. and standing upon he ancient princl-
Plies, present their candidates with confidential
reliance upon the united and cordial support Of
all who desire the ascendancy fits principles In
the state and national councils
The third and fourth resolutions deprecate
the action Of the Wing State administration and
the Wing national administrations.
9Th. Resolred, That devoted to the principles
and forms of our confederation, and regarding
the rights of all sections Of our country a. mem
beers of common brotherhood we cherish the
Union Of the States as the rock of our political
government, and depreeate all sectional agitation,
either at the North or the South, calculated to
impair its sacred obligations, or TO threaten its
perpetuty.
9th. Resolped, That the Democratic party Of
New York are proud TO own their fidelity and
devotion TO the great principles of the Demo
cratic party of the Union declared in the ma
tional conventions held 1910, "A, and '48, and
that they look forward in hope AMI confidence to
the complete triumph Of the party in 1862.
18th. Resolued, That we congratulate the
country on the recent settlement by Congress
OF the recent questions.
MIR. Maurice offered resolution, forbadng
further agitation on the compromise sures.
which were debated during the morning, and at
the present writing, under consideration.
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ALBANY, September IL, 1881,
One of the evening papers SAYS We have
been furnished the particulars of another out.
rage committed by some disguised persons in
the county of Rensselaer, upon the person of
Leonard Whitheck, one of the deputies of the
Sheriff ofthat county. Mr.. Whtbeck has been
engaged in serving processes in favor or Mr..
van Rensselaer,, upon some of the tenants in
that country. On "Wednesday last, about one
o'clock in the morning. band of persons num-
bering abont twenty. Disguised M Indians, went
to the residence of Mr. Whitbeck. Mr.. w
was IN bed at the time, but being aroused from
his slnmbers by the rapping of some person
desiring admittan'e o, he arose, and without sus-
,cting any danger, opened his door He was
immediately seized by those who were asscrn-
ed in Disguise, and taken TO wagon near by,
and carried about nine miles somewhere east Of
Sandlake They then stripped biz clothes of,
and deliberately applied coat Of tar and feathers,
and after OBTAINING him till near morning, left
him in that condition to wend his way home on
foot. Privious to leaving him they attempted
10 extort promise from him that h. would
serve no more processes He told them he
should do his duty let the consequences be what
they may. They re,tened him with another
visit in case he persisted His brother antcj-
patinr the intentions of the scoundrels. followed
in horse and wagon, and notwithstanding the
threats of the Indians, carried Sheriff w back
to his residence.