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wssHrreros, July Z, Iesa.
ON petition ofRober Newell Of New York city, praying
The O patsn. granted % him on The Ash q sep
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
the wenynh day Of September eighteen hundred and my
ordered ,ha, the said petition he heard THE Patent once on
Monday the SIKH eh) Of September iss2 II O'Clock
notified and show cause n they have
opposing extension required he in the Patent
o@ee their objections specially set form 10 Writing a,g q ss.
party o used the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of the Office which viii be furnished
Ordered Also notice be published the National Ine
xence Republic and Union, Washington city Inquirer Phla-
dsphia pa Express, ciy Albany Register,
Boston, Msss Milwaukee Daily Journal, Milwaukee, wis.
censn week for three successive weeks previous to the
''''n ''u' 7" september "''' ''' T i EwpASK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p Editors above papers viii please copy and
bills onice with paper containing this
July s-lawSw
GREAT bargains thi. week in House-fnrn,.n,nx
Table damasks, napkins, towelings
Linen sheetnrs, piiow-csse linens fruit napkins
Table and piano covers, MaSeiles quilts
with complete Of beached coons, and
many oe %s above n. Gs s % when we e
dispose OF whole stock by the latter part Of this month
i'' cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY a co.
July CIV
lBoM LONDON per last steamer.
Feches Life Constantine vol London, 1854
81 cents.
kennys Manual OF Chess with engraving cents
king Studies, Findings Of Games, and 200
Scientific Examples Of Cbes. Strategy, vol, 1885 50 -
Ireland sixty Years Agoj vol, 1851 ~ conts.
Irish Popular supcrpduons; vol, 1859, 81 cenis
Life and Times Of Fighting Fitzgerald vol, ls52i ~ cents
cwynne Hints Current mproprote. Of Expression speak
inc and Writing; vol, 1885, 50 cents
Weig the Art Of Figure Drawing seventeen illustrations
VOL, 1859; 50 cents.
Classical Writers vol, 1852 81 Is.
Additional Chapter TO Lyelis Geologyi 1852 Is cents
FRANCK TAYLOR,
oyBooE. stationery, periodicals. mahemsucs insrament Or
else, imported London, Pars Germany
July 10
ENCYCLDPAEDA OF Astronomy complete, with
IL many quarto volume, London,
psnE Plain Barlow, Of the Royal Military
Academy Nautical Asronomyy Capt Kater, of the BOARD Of
Longitude; Physical Asrononyby John Herschelij The
Figure Of the Earth, Tides, Waves sc sc Airy Astronomer
Royal Price, 81 so. FRANCk TAYLOR
July u
punHIE's system OF surgery edited by John Meth.
Il
Outlines Of English Literature by Thomas D. shawnew edi
ton.
The Classical Manual BY James 8. Baird: .,,,.
July FRANCk TAYLOR
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S.a The public are Informed thai, under the present
k&f41 araneenlents OF company, steamers inspect ted
[Bl[klE and aoOoyed BY Navy Department, suitable
s~k.. la strength aud power i0r conversion into war
carrying the United States MALE, will
hereafter Panama Francisco Immediately on arrival o.
Atlantic mails and Francisco for Panama The
18Th DAYS following packets be-
longing this company Pacific al leasone OF which
will &c always IA port each end OF the route:
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CYCLOPEDIA of Commerce, of Mercantile law,
Finances, Commercial Geography, &c 6c,i by William
Complete volume ondon) Of 700 closely
printed pages, with maps.
July fRANCk TAYLOR.
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The New and Liverpool United States Mai
Steamers
The ships composing this line are:
The Pacific
The Arctic. zap.
@r-rw, These ships having been built by contract
4f Ia essl for government service has been
ZIfkf also in their
aud speed; aud their aeconmo
unequaled for elegance and conr
New York 10 Liverpool in FIRST eabn, $40
cabin
From Liverpool o York, f33 aud 600.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
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AUCTION HOT1CE-Tbe respectfully announces 10
Al his friends and the public he
every personal property
upon the most favorable Terms.
auction business The last four of which he has been personally
known the citizens Of Washington
than that his personai upon
all matters Of business and sales eashed without
delay
permanent arrangements reception
sale Of merchandise commission, wishing employ
auconeer viii plesre call office OF A. Rothwel
Of 1h where found ready
Respectfully, i. N. sTRATToN.
IN consequences OF o Linen Goods an all
being large we are induced TO offer decided bargains
40 piece. un Irish linens, for summer wear at - cents
rs pieces nneli linens, for bosoms and collars
100 pieces thick linens for shirts, prices
20 pieces table spes and damasks, all widths. styles, and
puccs-handsome patterns
900 pieces table napkins, towels towengs
70 pieces linen shsetinss, all widths, very cheap
Scotch diapers assorted
20 pieces bird eye diapers, many other goods.
In this viii that all goods offered Inon
Term. cash. unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles, low pice and fair dsang be relied in oil
June Opposite Centre Market.
ESPECIAL BA1GAINs.--we open to day
Ia 200 pieces more Of those extra cheap and nns plaid musn
pieces 6ne cambcs at lex per yard by piece
loo bleacbed 2k
yard the quality Of those we had early in the
100 pieces plaid muslin., ali grades and style.
We ocits parties desiring any class o. white goods
pieces sass pasas from common % extra nne
% do black hereee, assorted
do black twisted silk, prices
articles arriving daily.
Terms cssh, upless arranged 10 the contrary
Good articles, relied in all
BROTHER,
June 20 Opposite Centre Market
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TERMS OF OFFER.

TO the Navy Agent at -. m \. ~. I" n 49,"
r., Of, In the hereby offer furnish, under your
subject the The
Here prices carried out amounting
twitl The aggregate in wordsl
Signature.
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IIaRPER,s MAGAZINE for July.
III An Odd Volume Of Facts and Feons In Prose and Verse
Julia Mayo Cabell
This day received for sale by -
June % booksellers, 9th street.
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RENsANT DAF.We would respectfully inform the ladies'
~ mat on Friday TO shall all remnsn mess
ured, and Those IN want
goods ior children viii have opportunity get some good DIT
VI NJ SINISTER 4 CO,
July 5-& 7th street, Pennsylvania avenue
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The undersigned, --- Of and --, Or In the State
of hereby undertake. that the above named
will, II his offer he accepted before
gued United States within fifteen days the date of
through The post Office of the OF his bid before
mentioned
Signatures.
certify that the above named and known 10 me to
be good and responsible guaIantors In the
[Thc certificate the be signed by
collector, marshal, postmaser or district aitorneyl
June e1-law4w Navy Agent
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ZINE English Editions ct half price
miscellaneous works, complete IN vol
large nne edition with many illustrations, J-uual
pnce S..
Fedinas complete works similar edition, size and price.
Spencers poetrnl complete vol
avo 6ne edition, London, 1850, 81 25usual price ~ So
The Arabian NgLt complete volume fine edition,
London 1851 numerous engravngs, 81 50usuI price So
Brougsm Philosophy volumes octave London,
Iefa s. t0--usual price s..
Re History Philosophy four volumes oc,avo s. 60
usual price Sii.
Ju opened together many editions Of
staple value (ony copies each for sale for few days
imported by the subscriber
own account, out from England or forced sale.
fHANCk TAYLOR.
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The steamship Columbia will senii-monlhiy eomnin
Oregon awaiting The
pcn the the mails and passengers from Panama.
without delay with the mails and passengers Tor the
steamer Francisco
wheel ne
up freight and transient between
md Francisco.
some the will keep connaxon between
Mexican The connexon in the Allan
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New York FasbtonabIc Clothing Establishment,
wholesale and retail. for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoE CO., No AL Broadway, fheween Howard
n and Grand seets,) invite all
siher for business pleasure call their
ment and examine the superb assortment Of
Pine and fashionable clothing,
furnishing goods,
BOYS nd chidrens clothing.
OF the best description, there exhibited fpf
principles which govern Orleans establish
and which have made % universally popular South
strictly adhered 10 At All Broadway
facilities 10 enable
and STYLES OF garments,
anda prices
Every article 10 soid under fun guarantees.
No rposs-Ths In
plain figures the ticket and reduction
be made.
Al descriptions Of clothing made to order notice.
ALFRED MUNROE CO..
al broadway New York
Ws u. AssATr May 05-damif
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nuE VIRGINIA REPORT I7Do and 1900, touch
ing redon and the Virginia resolutions Of
1893 proceedings bercn and ether documents ~
lustrative complete in one volume. 81 ~. . -.
Juno IS FRANCk TAYLOR.
ENIGHTs of England, France, and Scotland by
N WIN. HerbcH
IIaiecks Poetcsi Works ] vo.-compete.
Abbotsford Wavery Novels and
tanning Black Dwarf, Old Mortality and The Antqusfy.
This day received for sale hyI TAYLOR MAURY,
% booksellers, neaf 9Th street,
NEW, good and cheap edition Of fhesvysvsrly Novels
embracing authors corrections peaos and notes.
be completed In ~ vols Parts and jpst received.
History Virginia by a. \. Arthur aud w. II. Carpenter.
Cooprs Lectures the Principles and Practice Of Surgery
vol. eyo.
TAYLOR MAuRY,
May 30 booksellers, street.
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ENCYCIOPAEDIA OF Astronomy. complete, with
IL engraving, In large guarto volume London com
psnE Plain Asronomyhy Peter Barlow Of the Royal Military
Academy Nautical Aonomyhy Kater, pf tho BOARD Of
Longitude; Physical Asrononyby Sir John Herschelii The
Figure Of the Earth, Tides Waves sc sc Airy Astronomer
Royal Price, 81 so. FRANCk TAYLOR
July VI
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prnHIE's system OF surgery edited by John Ncii''
II MD.
Outlines Of English Literature by Thomas D. shaw-new edi
ton
The Classical Manual by James 8. Baird. ,,r
jugs FRANCk TAYLOR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

A Valuable residence ZOE. Sssie-
Tc@ DERsoNS IN pursuit Of res de"e"
III 49, IL having about It eve;y de-irab's
ses% convenience, have. INV opp 'rsuI-
ty TO purchase one st ye'y low price In the VII.
Iage OF Ravenna, Gse minuies wals fiom the Depot
Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh RaH Ro1d.
The house has Ave rooms bel"w asd fve above.
with pantry, store room and wuodhnuse, cellar
always secure from irosi, two wells Of elcellent
water, also large brick and cement cisistn ~nh
Two pumps in the hnuse that draw from II.
There sre about four acres OF land 6itd whh
The choicest frui, ,hs, could be Goutd In Eagnnd.
Franco and this country, embracing many vsrlei,es
OF sppirs pears, peaches, guinees cherries, pfums,
eonsberries, raspberres, currsnts sBd straw berrrs
a bearing and i. good conditI Ion.
ConnerIcd is a small Dutsery, containing abost
one thousand collars worth Of fruit sad orasssss-
tai trees and shrubs. which will be sold wffh ~
without the house at half their sslue. Tne frst
alone ifcarafaiy gathered and sent 10 market wi
pay the in,etest Of the purchase money.
~ For further particulars apply g the snbseft.
her oa the premises who will take pleasure ~
showing the property. $500. -.-.-. ...
Ravenpa, rebruary, 1881. $40
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
Gambler LyHched-Seene On the
81. NsfSNiSSiNDi

We learn that gambler Of the name of
Williamson suffered the penalties of Lynch
Law at Hickman few days since at the
hands OF the passengers Of the steamer st.
Paul. 1t appears that party Of returned
Californians started for St Louis On the boat
from New Orleans, but as the boat was a bout
| leaving port police officer came on board
and cautioned the passengers TO beware Of
gamblers and pickpockets during the trip,
at the same time Informing them that sev.
eral Of the fraternity were on the boat.
This made the Californians extremely cau-
tons. and wary Of the approaches Of their
fellow passengers.
Some distance above Memphis, this man
Williamson, who had tried every means to
ingratiat himself with the Californians. and
finding every project failed. attempted to
induce one Of the gold diggers to visit a
state room in which he said female dis
guised in male apparal, was concealed.
This effort also Iailed. but finally he was
persuaded to visit WIS state room to try
bottle Of fine brandy. He drank some of
the liquor, which almost Immediately made
him sick, and he rushed into the ca bin cry
ing out that he was poisoAed.
1t appears that the liquor had been drug
ged with morphine. The Californian, after
his recovery from the effects OF the drug, at
tempted to shoot Williamson with a pistol
and persued him all over the boat. The
Captain interferred land paci6ei the passen.
gers by telling them he would set William.
son on shore Mt the first convenient landing.
The boat stopped at Hickman, and the pas
sengers then took the law in their own
hands, and seizing their victim, proceeded
TO the woods, tied him up TO a tree and gave
him si1ty.sersn lasbes on hiy bare back,
and turned him loose. Our informant states
thatevery blow brought the blood from the
poor wretch, whose screams could be heard
a mile.
The man who was thus summarily dealt
with was represented to be rather tall, and
genteelly dressed, with scar on the end Of
his nose, as If small piece bad been taken
off This fully answers The description of a.
gambler Of tie name Of sJef. williamson"
who is well known in this city, having for
merly lived here.-Lou. Courier.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
A Strange Consignment.

The Madison Courier of the I'd inst. says,
that ''there is now at the Madison and In
dianopoIis Railroad Depot, in this place, a
box, consigned to -, which has been
lying in the freight department for some
days, and no inquiry having been made for
it. and the consignee being unknown, it was
permitted 10 remain. unexamined until yes.
terday. Then suspicious were excited in
consequence OF peculiar smell which was
detected in the part Of the building occupied
by this box; an examination was made,
and, upon opening it, corpse was discover
ed in a somewhat mutilated condition
The head was severed from the body, and
other parts cut off, SOFAS to adjust it to the
length Of the box. No discovery was made
as to the whereabouts of the consignor, and
we had no information as to whether the
shipper was known. The facts are as we
have related them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

FAll the John Bulls, even members
of the Stock Exchange, are forming them
selver into Rifle Clubs 10 repel The invaders
The London Times says
"We expect TO see in a skor, time, u1
least, hundred thousand crack rifle shots
who will undertake TO pick q man off nt
1000 yards, or hit button OF 500 yards
This will render the work Of intended in.
vnsion rather an ugly affair. But we con-
fess we should like TO see warfare conduct
ed not on the distant popping but the
CLOSE quarter system. The superior
strength and pluck of Eng!ishmen would
very soon enable them to serve OUT in
true British style their monkey-looking
mus,ach:oed opponents; however, rifle
clubs are nm admirable idea, and they must
be followed up unremi,lingly."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
NlR1,

In Ravenaa, on the 10th inst, LYMAN
HOTCHKlSS, aged about IS years.
Funeral tomorrow at o'clock, at the Con
gregational Church. The friends are requested
to meet at the house of the deceased at l2
In Ravenna, March 10th, ANN c., daughter
of Lewis Z. and Elizabeth Jennings, aged
years.
In Nelson. on the goth ult., of Consumption
ROSWELL MANLY, aged 4s years.
In Charlestown, OH the 2nd inst, NORRIS
w., son of Solomon and Eliza Cotton, aged 5 yrs
months and 20 days,
Happy mortal carly bless'l,
In thy Saviour's arms to rest;
Pain and sorrow now are Ger
Thou shalt bear them here no more.
Scarce the day Of life began,
When thy Saviour called thee home,
Hadst thou liv'd, to manhoods prime,
Endless sorrows might been thine.
Now in Heaven, thou shalt bloom,
While thy form rests in the tomb;
Saved from sin and all its woes,
Till Jesus wakes its long repose.
Then in everlasting bloom,
With the thousands from their tonbs,
Comes thy dust to meet thee there;
With thy Saviour, ia the air.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
rThe New Press Law in France

FThe New Press Law in France is
despotic enough Daily papers are to de-
post caution meney 10 the amount of Sl0-
900, and thev are also to be subject to a
heavy stamp. The police are to decide
upon all their offences. and the publication
or reproduction of false news" is to be visit
ed by fine not exceeding $500. The
same is to be the case il anything appears
OF "a nature to trouble the public peace, :"
the police being the sole Judges upon the
point. No proof by witnesses is to be ad-
United to esia blsh the truth of"insuIting or
defamatory statements" and it is forbidden
to publish any report Of trials for press
offences. 1t is interdicted, also, from Civ
ing any account of the proceedings of the
legislative bodes. Foreign newspapers Of
all kinds are also prohibited. unless admit
ted by the special authority Of the Govern
lnent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

THE YEAR.-In January 1852 there
were 5 ! thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
In February there were 5 Sundays.
In March there are 5 Mondays Tuesdays
and Saturdays,
In April there are 5 Thursdays and
Fridays.
In May there are Saturdays, Sundays
and Mondays.
In June there are Tuesdays and
Wednesdays
In July there are Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays.
In August there are 5 Sundays, Mondays
and Tuesdays. a ...-..
In September there are Wednesdays
and Thursdays.
In October there Wednesdays and
Thursdays
In November there are 5 Mondays and
Tuesdays.
In December there are Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
Each month of the year commences with
the day first named.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
SheriG's Sale.

DY Virtue OF writ Of Vendi Exponss
ID 10 me directed and delivered from the Supe-
rier Cour, of Cieve Cuyahosa Coasty Ohio, I
shall expose 10 sale al pubic vendue 81 the Court
House in the town OF Rlvennn, on
"Wednesday the 24th day Of March, next.
between the bours Of ten o'eie.k A M. and four
O'Clock P. M. Of ssid dSy, the following described
lands and tenements TO wit
Situate in the township of franklin in tho coasty
Of Portage and Stale Of Ohio and Ia part 6f lot No.
Az and 10 the south half of twelve acret hest tho
middle ofsaid lot, being east of the road leading
from tho village of franklin to M,btua and il
bounded Borth by the nor.h half OF said twelve
acres, which twelve acres 10 bodndad north ~
land now occupied by Charles Button, south and
east by land owned by Jonathan Sloln in common
with others, and sest by the centre of said rosd.
and is the same land decided BY William Woodsrd
to Joy H. Pendletoh, which deed is recorded in
Portage Caonly Records nj Deeds, in Book Al pages
233-234, 10 which reference is made for = moro
,uli description. Taken in Execution az the prop
er,y of Joy II PenGieton at the suit Of Chapucy s.
Martin and Henry Pomeroy. Appraised. At s2l9 ,OO>
JAMES WCODARD, ShossfE
Sherh's Office, Portsge Ceunty,t
Febfsasy 10Th, A. D. iS6a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

THERE should be grr at difference made be-
L tween "Famiiy MedfciGcs'' and "P.tent Med
icsnes." A1edscIGes compounded and put un in
convenient manner for their easy aad promt exh>
biuon when re9ured; whose component parts, mcdc
of operating, effects the system, and their ct.
ness to disease well kpowo, X ,lained and approv-
ed, are among the miny blessings eIjoyed in this
nineteenth century. OF eiass are Wistars Brl.
sam OF Wild cherry-Hrws's Shaker SarsapsIiIIa,
from the pnre Honduras SarsaparilIa- Howe's Hy.
gean LiSerwort and Hoarhnund COugh Candy
SslIe''s celebrated liver riils-SelIei's coungh
svruP-Seiler's Vermfugc, and Hobeusack's worm
syrup, the most safe, pleasant, and efficient vege-
table remedies for The destruction Of worms in
children adults ever offered to the public
Ciarke's Genosee inamenf, MEXICAN Mustanc
Linament, and Petroleum or Rock OIL, the sure
remedies for the permanent cure Of aH diseases res
qniring extern application in man, horses. or
caule-MtcheII's heave cure and condition pow
ders-MnchclIs Eye salve, an external remedy
superior to any other 10 and peculiarly adapted
IN inf imed eyeiids from the effects of the Measles
-Mitchels syrup OF Ipecac infinitely superior TO
Cores Hive Syrup from its peculiar aptitude 10
rendering the Haopng Cough MUD and simple as
an ordinary cold All of which together with the
Patent Medicines ofthe day, aud a general %
sortment OF inspected
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

A LETTER FROM MEAGHER.-A genlle>
man in New York has received letter
from Mr.. Meagher, dated Hobart Town,
August 2eth 1851. Mrs. Mitchell and her
children had arrived there in excellent
health. MIR. Mitchell has taken farm,
upon the proceeds Of which he intends to
support himself and his family. O'Brien
and his companions are well, but feel in.
tensely the death like existence they are
doomed TO drag out in thai receptacle of
dregs and ouIcas.s Of English vil.any.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15
Ohio PenitenlfarF Report.

We received few days ago, the annual
report Of the nf6cors of tho Ohio PeDiten-
iiaxy. The conslcts in the Pententiary
mi the time Of tho repor, the previous year
was 424, and on The 29th of last Decem-
ber 469. showing an increase Of As during
the pasl year. The receipts during the
wear were SAG, SOL IL. Expenses, $33,>
800 81, naking the earnings over tho ex.
.penses $l2,2eI As. There are, at this
time, prisoners engaged on contract work
Of different kinds, manufacturing tools,
scyihes, saddle trees &c. There are 81
boys between the nges Of IL and 20 in
prison. A house of correction is advocated
Tor The punishment Of these juvenile efend-
ers. Ii commitments continue to increase
in the ratio they hare for the last Two
years, the prison will be filled. 1t is capa-
BILE Of nccomme iating 700 persons. Only
nine deaths occurred the last year.
s.sfhe State received for convict labor
on tho new Ssats House last year $Il,-
626 so There were ~ pardons, one of
which wns by the President Of the United
Ssaies; 81 vers released by the expiration
oflthsir sentenoe--one by writ Of error
7sseut 10 lie Lunaiic Asylum, and 8 es
caped-in all l59. One hundred and ten
conyicis are natives of Ohio, while the
States Of New York and Pennsylvania
each furnish 63. Hamilton county sent
43, while that OF Franklin only sent three
20 prison last year and Cuynhoga 27.-
Stnrk county sent five. One hundred and
six OF tho conyicts were intemperate; 81
m "a - -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-15

MAN AND Wire MuRDERED.-The
Portsmouth co. Tribune learns that man
named Jus.is Brewer, and his wife, living
four miles from Greenupsburg. KY, were
murdered on the nigh. of the gath ins,.-
AT last accounts the murderers had not been
arrested, nor was it known who they were.
1t is supposed that Brewe: was decoyed
from his house, and his wife hearing the
conflict ran 10 his nssistance. Mrs. B. was
still alive on Wednesday morning, but was
not expected to survive. Several helpless
children are made orphans BY this atroci
GUS Outrage.