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D. ], WINlV,
~ Eiss!tgE.sV'l, rE.iIYNn..

Would respectfully infnrn his friends and
me rHhic generally that he nuw has on hand
anu OH r. tor sale "n REASONABLE" terms n larr,.
ana sr!rniii assortment OF Cloths Cassnncr-
%32 ana \r>tlrg~. with Hats. CalY. r;s,
VI Husp"n""r-, traIniS. Socks fine linz 81
III. cn aud Mrrrno Shirts, Dru,.i :, H-A
Gluy.s, hamih rrchirfs. luhrcliAs vc
h!rn and Boys tceuy Nildc Cio,hiug OF eve
ry description ami variety
Complete Military Du,iits. uncnrm7. sword
III aui"tts, "c.. furnished n Short m-ticr
nhnEmS Tor >r;Hicr iitlcm,n furnished ON
reasonable lcrms.
~ liz ycs'lngs are peculiarly rich consisting,
OF far richer patterns Khan ever previously cx.
hIbl!c,i in this market.
oct II, 1880 81 If
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State of South Carolina,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
TO all cmd singular he Managers o. fhc
Gcncrak Elections, for Me screral
Districts ofMe STATE of South Car

CIfNh.
WHEREAS the legislature Of South Caro-
lima, AT its late session. did pass IN Act 10 pro5
vide for the Election of members 10 Il Southcrll
Congress: and whereas said act requires the ex-
ccu,iyc authority To issue wri;a Of election To the
Managers Of Elections: do hereby require you
and each of you, after giving legal nolicc, and
being duly qualified, to proceed 10 hold an
election on the second Monday Of October next,
ana the day following, for two Deputies to rep
resent your respective CungrcssiUna! Districts;
ana after having determined on persons duly
elected, you will certify the same according 10
law. tn the Governor, for the time being,
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, in Columbia, this the lst day of June,
III tl,. year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty ore.
j. II. MEANS,
Governor and Comlnandcr-i Chief
w. i. ARTnun, deputy Scc'y of State
sT MI the papers III the State are re-
qucSic'! to copy.
Jun" -, l-jl, - If,
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a. T. Allen,

Pl"NSTERER AND BR!CKLANER,
Having had considerable experience in
N the above line al business, rcSpcc,-
W in'Iy sA!.cI's share OF the patron
. age OF The public All iohs cn,rns,
cd TO hun VIII be- executed with nca,ncss
aud dispatch. and warranted 10 give salts.
iaci'on Mastering finished in superior
style,
June l2 30
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D. VI. PRICE,
gH eve /, amt 'a' - EIo,.

Respectfully informs lis friends and the puhl;,
g''i' liys,at lIr has just received New Stock
"i SPRING AND ST MINER GOODS consist.
ing ol Broad Cloths of various Kinds and col.
orr liE" tassi'is"rcs. I3Iact and Striped, s,cc.
'i"m "i Ncs'ugS, Satin, Silk aud Whit. Mar
scilca. Linens ofuv"ry Kind. handkerchief. Cru
watts, kl Cloves, mhrc!!ns Al persons
wishing anything in his r" i'll do wei! 10 call
fatm"nts can be- r"atc Ut the shores; notice.
March 2G,h, l,Ll - ,r
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office.
ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM oFD!CKSON .ATr.
would respectfully inform his friends and -.
public generally thar he is HOW re :eivips a IA.
r'ciY OF Heavy md Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for raslt-T~o doors above The
Planters Hotel aud Immediately opposite James
Dnnlap's, esq.
Camdcn, ). G. Dec 10Th, 1850 If 9
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Maryland, q member of the same
company, whowas mortally wounded
the morningSafter, and who was now
dying. Wounded men, struck that
afternoon in Worth's advance upon
the Grand Plaza, constantly being
brought in, the surgeons were ampu.
tatins and dressing the hurts Of the
crippled soldiers, by pale and sickly
candle light, and the groans Of those
IN grievous pain added new horror to
q scene Which was at best frightful.
We recollcct perfectly we'll poor
fellow, struck in both legs by a grape
shot while advancing up one OF the
streets lie was begging Justify, after
one Of his limbs had been amputated,
that the other might be spared him
on which to hobblc through the world.
Poor Thomas, as gallant q spirit as
ever lived, finally brcathcd his last;
We brought Waters a fresh cup of
water with which to moistcn his
wounds, and, then left the room to
catch an hou 8 sleep: but the rccol.
lcciions OF that terrible night will not
soon be cllaccd from our memory
The above incidents occurred on
the night of the 23d and morn;nr of
tho 9th Scptcmbcr. 1916. Dnr;n,
the carly part Of the month of Ecbru.
Any following, while passiu. into the
old st. Charles i'll this city, We were
accostcl with strange voice by a
Ili.c looking man who seemed OK.
trcmcly glad to see us, although he
cyprcssiuo L;msclr W. rornllo,toI
lie cvc ,s ono wn L,I Loo,, ra,a;I;o.
vity, Inf tLn lowo, rnn,,,,.o. '" - ~,
,. l" ~ t',e 'o"ci ica'urcs OF tic
~. r '''',v"aa'' ,.r III "o way o'sn5 CURED,
'of '"c HE OF us We could not make
o"F.
W ny, don you know me- in q
munbiinS half ildistinct and forced
mann CT said tic man. Still shak;u,
II hand yiporns,v' .Jm W,,r. !,
And Waters it was. in reality
LOOKING os we'll ,,L =, Ln,,,l, no
or. and without sLnv;u,, ,yo ,.a,.
on,,y,rl .;,,n .,,n. 10 ,, n 's
c,r,l,, ,,,omo ,,n, nov "
" o'"pe '''0' ~ ms mouth
''Hu''""' grown OF lhus'aclious
completely covered his upper lip,
owl
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cmigrants iirsttcntcr tho valley; then
lis kindness and good iocliug; but
no sooner docsswintcr lock them i'll
than tho hitherto suppressed volcano
Of their hate and prejudice against
American citizens burst forth. Then
property is seized and conliscated,
the owners thereof deprived of their
liberty, loaded, like the worst Of
tclons, with balls and chains, without
the form Of 4 trial, and in most cases
without even any known accusation.
Many cmisrants besides myself heard
brigham Young from The stand
declare the most reasonable hos
tlli:ics against the United States.
lie deemed the right Of jurisdiction
Oh the part Of our government and
plccgcd himself that if governor
came there and attempted its cx.
tension he would resist it to death!
The right Of govcrnorship undisturbed
by the authority Of the United States,
he claimed rs vested in himself fol
llic. 10 the citizens Of the United
States who talked Of their rights and
privilege as American citizens, he
would say that he was not amcnaLlc
to their government and said, now,
as when at Nauvoo, he dcticl the
combined powers Of the United
States and all hell Those Of us
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The MoDEI, DUN.-An jus,unce.l
showing tho pa,icnt ouie,ude of our
model Dun. co,ne to lour l,nowlcJne rc-
Gently. A mcrcli,n, on -- street
Ind owed n Lii for some time, and
had promised, even more Than positively,
10 nav j, on Julv 5th. 4, eleven
O'Clock VIC huppcucd 10 be in the store.
and who should make his appearance
but our dunu;nn friend. The iollowipn
dialogue Immediately cnsucd
Dun Good morning, Mr.. Jones.
(Wcpl call the mcrchnn, Jones, ,ha,
Joncv -I;ooI morn;n,, sir
H., III
;, 10, ''''" '"' P'''u''''''ss
'''"' you "'Shc" 10 see '''c' s'f
J"hcs.-l wish 10 sec you! no indeed!
l'un.-l thought perhaps you wished
to pay something on account, sir,
(show inc the BILLY
Jones M. h,v.,, no, CON, !
havn,, volJ ,,;rm =, !, -, ''
~ ,'"i7 =,
n"" '',' "S ~ "o' og any
'''""' III h"''y 'h!S morning, ana
INC wca'hrr hot, think Ill Jus, lake
seat, with your pcrmi,sion, and
remain ill You sell sometime.
The coolucss with Which tho
nronosi,ion vo. ,,,J, ,,l ,hn .o,,,
.,;,;,,, H.,
IS ~ ~" ""'"' ""'
'''''i' ''' :" Us ~ VIC oi''',iol' '''il'
'''' '"'i was no ordinary Individual;
ana benz" so confirmed, wc left,
| determined that his Should find Il place
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Lard,

'o ms 'rnne Lard; Ne. J. Mnckercl, Su
gar cotlcc, and Tea, jus. recci,ed ana for salo
10" ny W. j. FRANCIS.
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Gin Bands,

I0o0 Fcci ! men Cooper rivc'cd Gin
Bands.
Oh Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth
Er0ssa.s CaFPc ~, together with fuJ
assortment ol Cartlagr Trimmings, Oh.
Pants, Nagnish SC. For Sale .hv
\. J. < y. MOSES.
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N. "A NE,
NnhHfacturcr OF kSugSics,

As-'ii iN-'ANiNa.N''I'', g.
Returns his sincere thanks TO :ss=T, "
.hc citizens OF Snmu. District J-sTf-- stezSy,
Tor icir liberal patronage lIiihcr- A-sLI--Sl-
Ia bestowed and i'-ss leave 10 inform them ,la,
he Keeps constantly on hnni the above articles
oi his own manufacture aud warrants the same,
To nc oi the best material, Workmanship, and of
Inc latest sty'"' liis prices shall compete with
the Charleston prices and ns 10 .uri hiIity mo-
comparison: to hc convinced, you will please
call u, his Cnrrinsc Repository ON Broad Street.
under the Town Hall and examine for your
selves
With twenty year. experience, and l.iber,ys
aid,
He'll Vic with tic country and the arts of
his trade.
May liih, 1881 20 rs
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!lnyimr received thcir Ill AND WINTER
HiOtk, now ohc; Il, !hc!r cuinIuplious Ware
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'rnr l'>E OF 'IurNhryD.-Gal.lco, vhcn
under tMcmiy wears oi aI". was standing
"hc day "a ne Mruopn..lam Church OF Pisa,
"h"n !c Observed 4 lamp which Was sus.
pended from the cci!ln-, and winch had
been q siurbrd hy accident, swinging To
aud 70. This was Il hmg 50 common th,t
thousands, 10 doubt, had observed /. hc.
iorc; hut Calico, struck with The roo
uiarry wtIr which ii moved Backward, and
forwards, reflected on II, and perfected the
method nov III use ot measuring time lv
means o! The pendulum.
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Poor FuN Rubbing yonr Sims with a
hrC K hli
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
A Just and Merited Rebukc.

At the late wing county meeting held at Orwiesburg,
the Chairman Of the meeting publicly asserted that the
recent compromise adjustment laws passed by Con.
gross whig measures, a,.i that the democratic
Senators gave those bat feeble support The
wild statement handsomely rebuked by the Hon.
James Cooper, who was present. in, as near we can
recollect, language in substance as follows:
Mr. Chairman:-Tt is proper and right should cor.
rect into which the chairman Of this meeting
has fallen, doubt inadvertently in making the
that the democratic Senators did take promi-
nent position in the enactment of recent Union
passed by Congress, known the compromise adj
jastment laws IL is right to such statement
at this time because the record refutes it, and because
opponents would take advantage of such msstate-
ment The fact is, that of the Northern Senator's there
but fwc iUhgs that roted for those One
the Hon. Daniel Webster the other ras the humble
individual rho addresses you; he of the Northern
democratic Senator'S, large majority Of them sustained
those measures. Our democratic friends entitled
to this credit il credit il be called for simple dis
charge OF duty and manifestation OF eay Consti-
tuition and the Union think SIR that this correction
due, that charge may be made against Of mpro-
Pery representing the history of the action of
Congress on this important subject.-Pottsuils (Pa)
Register and Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
Mexican Matters-United States Minister.

Dates of the Path June from the Mexican capital are
on hand The government is taking fortfy
the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec. The Committee Mill
tary Affairs Of the lower House Of Congress have
ported bill for the establishment Of four military colo
MES the Isthmus and for the erection Of works of
fence at the mouth Of the Coatzacoacos and at other
points Of the Istbmus.
The Trait Union says that letters r. cived in tho
city Of Mexico represent the Isthmus in state Of
great confusion.
ceeding any further in prosecuting the railroad
prise the Isthmus is stringent and violent to ex-
ecute which some 400 troops have been despatched.
This proceeding certainly very astonishing Inasmnch
as but very few months ago the Supreme Government
issued general passport to the members of the sur
veyina party, and especially directed the Governors
Vera Cruz and Oaaca to extend every protection and
facility possible to Major Barnard and party, in The pro-
motion Of the survey.
The New Orleans papers are indignant at Governor
Lctcher Of KY, Minister to Mexico, for being alb.
sent from his post while that government is acting
adversely to American interests. Gin. Ens,liyer.
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From Washington.
CALIFORNIA VS..

WASHINGTON July IS, s PM
James NJ. Jones, Judge of the Southern district of
California, Hon. Alex. Wells, Hon. ]. B. Post and p
Devo editor of the California State Journal pas
sengers the steamer Brother Jonathan.
The Isthmus generally healthy.
The mIscreants who we're concerned in the murders
Chagres river, were shot at Panama the Goth ult.
The United States slOop-oEwar Vandaa, Commander
Gardner, at San Diego the 18th of June
Five were drowned San Pueblo. One was d.
Reuben Knox, Of St. Louis and another was James F.
Graham Of North Carolina, nephew Of the Secretary
Of the Nary.
left San Diego on the lst Of May. Their destination is
Unknown
The boiler Of a steamer exploded on the 4th of June
her passage down from Sacramento, killing ten per-
and woundng several very seriously.
Several persons had been drowned at Parks bar.
Capt. James EversoE drowned in Toulanic river
Midshipman VIM. LOney died on board the surveying
schooner Mug.
Such had been the increase Of crime in San Francisco
and so inadequate the courts and police secure the
punishment OF offenders that volunteer company OF
nearly hundred citizens formed for the protec-
ton Of life and property.
II was this committee, numbering some of the first
citizens Of San Francisco, which decided upon the death
convict the 10th. The police made every effort for
his rescue, but without avail The the execu-
ton was Of the most awful ever witnessed The
excitement was very great in consequence.
DEATHS IN CALTFoRNIA.-Seven mostly from
Ohio, belonging to the Parks Bar Mining Company,
were drowned IN the Yuba river the Both Of May.
Thar names Paul Barney and II. Modesburg, oil
Wayne county, Ohio, Stephen Lewis, Jno. Stull
SAINT Miller, Chas Cox, and Henry Tbcaux, Of Rich.
mond county:
was raging severely in several parts of the island
The steamers Tennessee and California had arrived
Panama previous the 7th, with and half MIL
lions in gold, which Is nov on its way here.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 81
Trial OF John Day for the murder of his wife
menced this morning in the Criminal Cour; Messrs.
Bradley and Morgan appearing Counsel for prisoner.
Much difficulty experienced in empanneling jury.
Messrs. Vandercourt, Mowry, and Sheldon, of Mexi-
can Boundary, have resigned in consequence Of some
difficulty with the Commissioner Bartlett, and
turning home The Mexican Government invited pro-
posals until Doth September next for construction of
Railroad from Vera Cruz City Of Mexico, and thence
to the raci6c-heen years to be allowed for its
pletion.
Mr. Sec. Corwin did not return yesterday. He may
still be absent for weeks. The Intellgencer init
mates another Cuban expedition is on foot.
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CREENFIELp. Hancock Co. july 70. 1s51

GREENFIELD, Hancock Co., July y: 1851.
Gsntlemen:-Your letter of yesterdays date is before
me, and. must confess quite unexpected, and fear
unmerited. long residence among you and repeated
evidences Of kindness have received your hands, is
earnest OF your sincerity and confidence in My
humble position a cultivator of the soil disncna-
ton to engage in active politics, hoped would have
shielded me from the opportunities Of friends to engage
upon wide a theatre you propose.
Indebted however am to the citizens Of Hancock
county for many political favors ut times when sought
them cannot decline acquiesccnce in what you express
be the wishes of yourselves and my friends in Han
cock you may therefore say that to the Of
my name for the office designated.
Your fellow citizen,
WILLIAM p. RUSH. +
To WILLIAM SMITH, EDWARD STRAHL, G.. Y. Ar
KINsoN and others.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
EAST SIDE OF THE DEPo

NEW YORK, July II.
straight western; s4isss4 IS for oho s4is9sio for
round hoop and pure Genesee.
RYE FLoUR-$337.
Corn MKAL-$26lGS300
WHrAr-Saes 25O0 bu Spring Csc 5000 bu.
and 600 bu Ohio red on private terms
RYE-Easier 70sc
round.
PRovrsroSs-Sieady
PcRk-si4.75 for mess, and STATS for prime,
GRocEREs-Unchanged-
LARp-Heavy AT eI9sic.
wusxy-2iic
FRrrcHrs-Ceton I'd to Liverpool Grain 4oc bushel
srocxs-Arc hrmer, sales light money easier
Exchange dull.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
SESSION OF 1s5l-'52


yIyfIE TFfIRTY.SEcOND ANNUAL SESSION Instu-
III open 18Th Of October next and close the last
Of February, under the following arrangements:
II BAILEY. NJ. D, Professor of Anatomy.
JoHy NJ ID, Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
L. NJ Lawson NJ d Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
IT. o. EDwARps Msferia Medica and Thera
peuiics. snd Medical Jurisprudence.
r. ID MISSY, NJ, d., Professor of Surgery.
LASDoN D. Professor OF Obstetrics and the Dseases
of Women and Children.
BELL NJ D. Professor OF Theory and Practice OF Medicine
JOHN DAVIS, N. d., Demonstrated Of Anatomy.
THE DissEcrxc Roos will be opened for classes on the ls
of October
rCEIxTcsL Medicine and Surgery will be deliv
cred al Commercial Hospital three times week
The Medical College affords the ample opportunities
practical Anatomy and clinical instructions IN
Medicine and Surgery.
PRELIMINARY LECTURES
course delivered by the faculty Tree OF
commencing the fs Of October ALSO Clinical lectures
the Commercial Hospital
FEES-For full course Of Lectures Sl05; Mairculation and
Library Ticket So msseeng Ticket S0 Graduation Fee, so
Hospital Ticket, s.. Payable in advance
Board Including the expenses Of fuel end gtl carr
be obtained from 80 20 50 per week.
EA College Edfce will be erected during the ensuing
summer.
Further be obtained by addressing the Dean
1. NJ. LAWSON, NJ. D. Dean Of the FacHhy
South side of 9th ST. between Walnut and Vine
Cincinnati, July, 1851. Juiyl2-2m
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,

IFrona the Louisville and Madison Paper.,I

New YORK, July IS.
Cotton inactive, with decline of full since the
Frankns advices; sales to-day of 200 bales. Flour
unsettled; sales of a 700 bbls State and Western at
81 IS and %, and Genessee and Southern at "a 81
and 30. Rye -four 50 A. Corn meal dull. Sales Of
5000 bushels Ohio Wheat at 94c. Rye heavy at r.
Corn m sales Of 10 900 bushels mixed western at 5Sc
Ohio oats 40 and Ale.
Sales Ofmess pork sl4 prime SIP so. Lard 81 and
BE. Butter and cheese steady. Sales 200 gallons
nseed oil at 75c. Fifty hhds Kentucky tobacco at 81
and 91c. Tallow and "a. Whiskey 23a and 25c
OHIO 6's los offered; kentucky 1861. Money easy.
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From Washington.

WksHIEgToS, July 10.
The Republic Of this morning denies the assertion that
Mr. Letcher will return 70 Mexico. His absence is
casoned by rrotracted ndsposton but the interests of
the Government individuals there not suffering
thereby The Tehuantepec treaty did reach Mexico
before the adjournment Of Congress- and is not expect
ed to be acted upon before January
The Postmaster General has decided that newspapers
entitled TO a free exchange with all monthly maya
zines
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July IA.
Cotton sales Saturday barely 700 bales-prices un.
changed to-day; sales. Tobacco in good demand,
and prices lower. Flour firm. Mess Pork 14a14i
Exchange on London, Saa10l, but dull in New York
two discount for sixty days.
Arrved-Ship Kate Hunter from New York.
Sailed observation-disclosures Cherokee for New York /;
ship Ontario for Boston.
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From Cincinn att.
CINCINNATI, Jrly IS.

River fallen five inches-now stationary.
Flour in fair demand, 1900 bbIs sold at So I0aS3 25
Ky Isle % 900 lbs bacon sides sold &C. for ribbed
packed. 500 plain ST. Louis hams sold at &c. 100 kegs
prime Lard at l0ic. Fair demand for Sugar-60 hhds
at Sac &c. fair and good fair.
Weather cloudv
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 10.
Total sales of cotton yesterday 1000 bales. Good
middlng 81; middling s. This morning 900 bales
soId
We have Galveston dates to the 18th. The Indians
and Mexicans committing depredatons the Rio
Grande.
The steamer United States, bound for Mazatlan put
back, and is expected here
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
The damage to the canal and Pennsylvania Railroad
by the late eshet in the Junata proves to be far less
than anticipated. The nju.y the railroad will
be fully repaired and trade resumed Thursday next
1t may require three weeks complete the repairs
to the canal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-24
COLUMBUS, July IL, 1851.

VUR EDITOR: VIII you permit through your columns
W defend character which Is dear 10 me and TO my friends
has led him to make and cious representation of
ve' myself place some four only wish to
place myself before fellow deserve stand and will
The faas was to- on certain
day walking the house. Unamed and
ing all gentleman Louisville, any other
Unfortunately however, met him His ssluiao as passed
ing to HIM about hs II thai these streets arc as free
In shoot You as quick a. would dog" then said here's one
difference between and have and have
But all this he had been advancing and had
rereatng for, being unarmed afraid Notwithstanding his
advanced re,reang, pulled
snapped his pistol twice picked up stone and sill reiresd he
advancing my brother up the gne-
him DOWN Sp s he s strike s% cneSsa 2 Rx SG
ing be much for me- called to friend to part With
this Mr. Stebbens he editor Spirit ofhe West who
the public of the facts Of the occurrence
geneman every advantage Aer bad got out Of his hands the
pistol being again leveed stopped for then
and well directed Ahsr being turned again and struck
the genieman with stone While: suppose left mark upon his
facts of the fight.
WINS horn and ra.ed bsrs n - @ heeve . a'cizrn
vested with the rights Of citizenship enjoyed
the Of citizenship for al the Of sixteen exercised the Of
@ o oc win ao a"y 700 LAWFULLY ana %e a. my I a
s by laws laws and hS those would be en-
happening the gentleman from Louisville was here
ana am s1 he.e and rs yet me a r has no, called
from Louisville has and the end Of the Coum-
bus Sbbens editor Of the Spirit Of the West who has for months
been tno speaking terms with left euogize
him and 10 SANDER My hops however that amid Columbus
bad language bad and bad
his readers will much
brayng of will only be remembered while the sound comm
VIII the editor of the Sp, look his dictionary and tell what
kind of mssive hit the gentleman from Louisville
with!
Thankful If you will give this publication your friend, &c
july1o l.. B. MCKINNEY.
- FARMS FOR sALE-The undersigned will sell three
I'll; farms in Hancock county accommodating terms
III One Of 100 acres, 40 acres improved.
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From Boston.


Boston, July is.
Wsdleigh, highly respectable citizen, committed
suicide at Badford N H. yesterday, by hanging himself
in his barn.
Miss RoGa Hutchinson, Of the Hutchinson family,
has become insane.
-, connected in the Dorchester and Milton Bank
robbery, has been committed to Jail in Dedbam.