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Clothing! Clothing! Clothing !!

FULLINGS, BOsTWTcK 81 CO., Siain street,
L COLUMcBIA,.S. c.,
Invite the attention Of persons visiting Colun.-
bia to Their extensive AMI fashionable stock OF
QIOIHING-ev garment, of which is man
ufaetured by Themselves with particular care
and special regard to this market AS to our
prices, we would say: that ave stll adherotto
the system VIC Rdeptod one year since--shat is,
e sell exclusively for cash, nndsin order to do
EAHsincss successfully, are compelled tomnkc
oufepricss correspondingly low, which discern
mp publiSwill soon sperceiyc, and which an, in.
Sreasing business leads lis to belieYethey0ir ircady
appreciate. 80. Sept 2g6m
r. w. RADCLIFEE & CO.,
At the sign Of the Drum, Columbia, SO. Co.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN -.
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Silver.
and Platca Ware, Guns, Pistols, IS. =
si. Rifles, Cutlery, Military ~ -.
and Fancy Goods, t.e .. --. u
Have received their fall stock which is, by far,
the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED ever Of
fered in this market-to which we most respect
fully invite the attention Of purchasers.
: September 90, 1883 @N:E ~ 6
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# 20: o. F.-A regular meeting of AbbcviIle
i. Lodge5No. IS, ]. o. of Q. F., will be held
at the Lodge-room, Masonic Hail. on FRIDAY
EVENING, ut Eight o'clock. Punctual attend
nnce of all the Members is solicited, nsimportant
business will be transacted. -. r.
= BY ordr Of the ,N.G: y.... z.sr
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Epring. EiadSMis

~ SpriHg AfadsN q aasS a1S
arg R1tution will eohtsfnne fof tlfg ensuing
Sh tie charge 6fAs4l ISsLAeIEY - =
Experience and is6a ~ s6fs eht1a
Teacher arowell known, as ia
Try unnecessary TO ipscrt 6pE s.
o. with regasd, to hiss y6iH ~
en Ifor the nest yesrs win notas nd q
nj ncr Of the Board of Trustees 4. s4
ild JAMES McCASLAN,G Gu pia3H Il
q. Mgefield Advertiser win copy aEnd aenS(
billio this Office. ~,, .s..S IS - Oct zf x2nI 81
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Drug Store at Calhoun's Mills i
WV HERE an extensive variety Of Drugs,
w Medicines, Paints Ois, Yarnishcs;, Dye
Stnifs, Perfumery; dc, DC, may be found. Hay-
ing made my purchases in Philadelphia for cash,
can offer thcm at reasonable rates., / will con:
tinuo.tlie practice of Medicine. =, $3.50 :.
wy IG e e MILLEM,
~ '3iSo. I Brick Range,
Jas instyseeiysa q large lotaf g UNNY Bag
Id.stSlEG, ppfz andsfWiNk@s oEis !:
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Goc},soTsas trsssI g 8 lss,4I. rs &. /.
sial,!4ERat Nod T. z r 2srp il iArfea ars
4ssfstse eGssss q 6 asass alass
plsSe& q; ssssstsS ssafsst issS 81
viz:!lt =, i,sffsa:ss*iS u ses,a "a y
AtNc~kery ess lIaSda tAiaSal1 assa 81
- Anderson. Z" "a :. 90 9th 'A3*X seg1lSi
j." Grccuwootl Sc lG,lr Nov efiofil 81 19 -
u I'll. till - me-, s:s. Z, ! - ass ~ {2s5
" Cokesbury =. A. a. Isl o,eloek 81 &
" rDohalds sss" hcys "a: q. oytloclEa l. tEt
Till O'clock 'p. m, sss III.
:" Belton s6 IL
The President. will, ps1oWpAt aE{id aii pei
ss"s ss"s.E w'S 'Sam nvs f,asa;,a. ssns
J. SOUTHERN, a sslAfsa saRr. &
dDy "g sby ss Is sissnss spkass
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.GreenWoo6Depo

Gree el1Wood Depot. 80
st4 are baiEhces of sevefal old accounts,
ss ahe the.G reeIMeods Repas. Which i have
sput i'll the hands ef bir. .seadi gent,at
Y t.beytie C. they are not mid promptly,
sElien ssil thSy tfll ssbe ted upon in dis
sasSa y AIfioIia
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N3ssFHeSee 6atteiA III ils56s35 81, ION all
nn = asteis sts of
Francib bJoknsolS yate oftsfs; Dis.stst q ssed ~
p These are thereforsio cite aid sduiossh and
singnla the Kindred and creditors of SAID Recessed
TO " and appear before me al onf next OrdinarY b
Cohrts Hi said District TO DO holde1 at Abbs
Wills 20. IL on the 9Th 81 Move ember next, 10 stiulWv
cause, my, why said administration should not
be granted ,4g
Given under my; hand tkh, 24th sof October,
inthe year Of our Lord 1853, and in the 18th
yearof American Independence. -
,T' - MATTHEW MCDONALD, O. A. D.,
1t.-t3 ri --stY'3 ny off oio.
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@ s5sg gilgtioH.s . =
ss;aiislf = rsiion on. aI
and sia Ethe godltst ckai a5shts of Dn
1a 4 Nv lsaa, pSs9 sascsnsedsl1 !:
Ebsss ass lsa s. libepisl, ~ and
s esssssa seR Ssss IS tssI's
onfis aas ,f u Bs holdeS sat
Abhexili6s GSAs House, ON the November,
tS5a % sheiSsesd.s. n unys Fwh q ld adminisiru.
y a4 sh9!d mol be g,nnted, ~ 3, 81 sts;e
( i,so,f pIIdsr my Spd thu 24tf Of October, IN
:sths Year 0fsonI land 1Tthe Elh yoar
s. ~. 49,. 81 ATTlIEW MepQNAEDs.
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FL "a BUFFALO, Mar h s..
Bartholomew Myers, respectable citizen
about twenty four years of age, was murder
ed last night in dutch grocery on Genessee
street. 81 e
hight had taken place during the evening
ON. the street. in. which Myers who was a
locker on, lost his cap.
Il He followed the men who had his cap to
the grocery and beer shop. When he enter
ed .one OF tine party attacked him an axe
and others with sticks.
One man stabbed him in the back part Of
the neck with large butcher knife. 49,,
The wound penetrated. to the front Of the
neck. The knife " as thrust through the
neck, and while in, turned round, making a
wound 60 large that the surgeon in atten-
dance could put his hand and arm through
Two of the murderers were arrested on the
spot, and two others, who escaped into anoth-
er- ward, and we're also arrested during the
night. -, - s7' -.
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BALTIMORE, March s.
There is no mall South of Augusta, Ga.

There is no mall South of Augusta, Ga.
The National IntellIgencer publishes a
correspondence between ex-president Fill
more and the late Cabinet members. They
express their admiration for the untiring assi-
duty and devotion to the duties of office ex-
hibited by President Fillmore. and acknow-
ledge the personal courtesy with which they
were ever treated. Mr. Fillmore gratefully
acknowledges the tribute paid him and dis
claims deserving it, and says that the success
Of his administration was chiefly owing to
the wisdom, harmony, fidelity and ability OF
mis- councillors. "No President, he says, was
ever more fortunate in the choice of his Ca
binet," no cause for dissention or hard words
having ever occurred. 4.,.-ass -
The Inteliigencer states that the suspen.
sion of sentence on Commodore Jones was
given on the earnest instrumentation of Sc
cretary Kennedy, land that Mr.. Kennedy hat
appointed Com. J.. to the com
lnand of the San francisco station. 1oauT
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RyGh 6EEs II pIss 4 Y ast Ks a

qS ly1ah uEEs II pIHne ~ inst. s a.
luding to the recent reports relative to the
health of the Hon. w. X. King, ssys:--
2 The reports that have. reached us touching
the health of Col. King, have been quite con-
Trajectory. The last is the worst, however.
1t comes through correspondent of the ST.
vanah Republican, and says that he is rapid
ly failing-his cough constant, his feet swol-
len badly, and bis .ase, in his own opinion
and that Of his friends, hopeless. The fact
that the Vice Presidents private Secretary
brought the more favorable statement JUST
fies in indulging yet a hope.
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~ Uron coming into the Office the other
day, we asked the "Devil" his rule of pune
tuation. Said he, 81 set up as long as I can
hold my breath, then put in a comma, when l
cape, insert semicolon; when | sneeze, a
colon; and when want to take another
chew OF tobacco, 1 insert a period" We
cannot Withhold these rules, SO admirable for
their simplicity, from the public.-[ Gem.
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" A squad of about dozen, hard.
nsted looking men, landed from a steamboat
mere yesterday morning, and more indepen.
dent looking lot offellows we have NOT soc,
Tor many day. Upon inquiring we ascer-
tanned then tc be returned Californians. and
presume had the right to look independent.
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WASHINGTON, March 8, Nj.

The officers ofGen Pierce's brigade, twen-
ty-two in number, called upon him by invita-
ton, this morning. They had long and, in
terestng interview with the President. He
expressed himself glad to see them, and said
lie felt confident that. as in time past. SO in
time to come, they would stand by him in ev-
cry emergency.
A'scomplimentary ball is to be given al
Wizards Hotel tomorrow evening. Presi-
dent Pierce and ex-President Fillmore, with
the members Of their respective Cabinets
and the diplomatic corps, are expected to be
present.
The new Cabinet are all here, and it is un'
derstood they will take the oath of office and
enter upon the duties of their respective Off
ces Tomorrow, at IL O'Clock. 8te
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@Thc Manifest of the Lady Pike, on
her last trip from st. Louis, contains SOW.
eraib Of Merchandise, Groceries &c. for
towns on the Ohio. Shawneetown, especial.
g. The Evening News, claims a large
share of the trads ofthe towns below Evans.
VILE for st. Louis, since the establishment
oil the regular Packet Line. Ohio riverCi-
ties, look to your laureis!
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LICKING BRIDGs.-A contract has been er :
ecuted Tor the construction of suspension
bridge across Licking river to connect the
cities o: Newport and Coyington Ky. The
contractor is j.. Gray of Pittsburgh. and the
sum to be paid is S62,5o0, and the work to
be completed this year. ~ .ss.e
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b We cannot entirely succeed in
getting dispatches with any degree of
regularity but things are gradually improv-
ing. Some ofihe dispatches we publish this
morning we due us two or three days ago,
but which we have been necessitated To elm
from Louisville papers. We shall be call
right" after while-perhaps. ,s'll - r-l
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~ BY dispatches, it viii be seen that
Hon. Willis A Gormon has been appointed
General Commissioner of the Land oe..
He's in luck. .c9vfsoaa !
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81 shall soon die, Cuffy, I must set out OF,
, long Journey" "Berry well,'' replied Cu:-
", guess you hab good going. because it is
always down kill." - 80 r., gia
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ISIn fit of desperation last evening,
Jerry Perpetrated as follows: "Why was
'Uncle TOMS Cabin not written by the .hend
of woman! Ergo-itis the production of
Mrs. II. Beecher's-.0,oe!"-[B Boston Mali.
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S P;5ECIA 1 NOTICES.
NOTICE EXTRA

! I;' z. ~ NOTICE EXTRA
Z TWO weeksonly remain In which State and Counts
Tares. can be paid without the peneky. :, very
large amount 10 yet paid, and some arc
noaware that they are owing. New for the last time
say to every person who has paid this office to
come up and save costs.
mars -, R.w. DUNBAR, Collector.
March 7.feS3. - ssc -si a'..t
lOPGREAT ELECTION NEWSH A WORD TO
THE wIsEH!-There quite number Of very nice
young men who have not paid their POLL TAX, They
cannot vote for their friends fhc ensuing city election
There are about fAree hundred write all the
receipts on the day Of election. But will be
harea Deiinqssst Tag List at each efthe polls.
marste Il 80 y wM. HUGHES, elk.
! III LIBRARY N0TICE.-Ail per ons having books
in heir possession. drawn the rburgh County
Library previous to my taking charge of the same,
requested to return them immediately to me at the OF
fee Of the Railroad Company. that
Books should be returned forthwith. 10 settle the old
Librarians accounts. JOHN Z. MARTIN,
.feban- ~ Librarian.
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MARRIED:

On Thursday the 10Th inst. by tie Rev. james Lin.
dcrman. Nr. w. w. Illusion. and Miss EMMA TREBLE,
all Of Evansville. mr.
We received IN connection with the above notice,
fine slice Of cake AMI tho cards OF the parties. We
wish In return that Tfstens may continue to Tribe
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Indiana.


Z The notes of the State Bank of Indiana
and branches pass current here, and are set
down at the ordinary rate of discount per
cent. Of the paper issues by the Free
Banks, very little has found its wav here:
Clark g. Co.'S. Detector furnishes the follow
ing list: ssar.d ssaicf' s.l .a.i7I b. siasla s &,
Bank ofConnersville. ia : ao.i 80 = 80.
Geo. Frybager, Pres, w. NJ. Sanford,
Cash. ,ssI- - 500 IS Isl ,rrrr-s,B .-lsi n +
Government Stock Bank, Lafayette, L
Z D. Benedict, Pres. 3ds4Ur 9LlIHlB
Gramercy Bank, Lafayette Il
E. F. Nexon, Pres.
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte, a. -. : l
Caleb Ives, Pres.,J s. Kellum, Cash. :
Plymouth Bank, Plymouth Il
C.. ID. Clark, Pres. CO. Uaas $50 ~ ,
Prairie City Bank, Tere Haute : - 1
Public Stock Bank, Newport II
w. II. Harston, Pres.=pDvTra
State Stock Bank, Logansport - ~
Traders Bank, Terre Haute /
State Bank of Indiana, Peru, -ps- !
Wabash Valley Back, Logansport, Il
The money market of Cincinnati, it may
be said, rules our market; and in the latest
publication from there We find the following
remark in rotation to these issue. .e.o .
Bark of North America, Newport, Ind.) 5
discount buying. - rsi sM . ',flg.c,i' .iin-
All the Ind ma Free Banks discount,
buying, except Connersville; Prairie City,
Terre Haute, Wabash Valley, Logansport,
and State Stock, Peru, which are par.
q s. .-,s st. Louis Rep. Al.
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nS Some remarks about the examination
OF Mr. saifOrd's pupils, are deferred till to-
morrow. ia1-.e ~
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VEDon't forget ,rq, Mr.. winchen gives
Ills nrst evenings entertainments tonight
al os'er Hall. You will not regret an at
tendance there.
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of;ces In the Government which

responsible Offices in the Government which
he so recently labored to destroy. Ii is said
that he declined place in the Cabinet when
it was first rendered to him BY Gen. Pierce,
and we presume he would not have reversed
his decision but for the certainly, that, in the
event of his remaining in Mississippi, he
would be beaten by Gov. -Foote in the Con-
test between them for the u. s. Senate
His appointment to the Cabinet is at best
but sorry consolation and encouragement to
those true-hearted DEMOCRATS of the South
who struggle against him and his followers
for the salvation of the Union when every
thing dear to the cause Of freedom was at
stake.
Mr.. Campbell, the Postmaster General, is
a man of whom we know but little, His ap-
pointment is said to have been procured by
the influence of Mr.. Buchanan. He was
net, most certainly, Gen. Pierce's first choice.
/ We know from an authentic source that the
Office of Postmaster General was regularly
proffered to Mr.. Nicholson, of Tennessee,
two months ago or more, and declined by
him. We earnestly hope that Mr.. Campbell
is fit in all respects for the highly important
station which he is to- fill. If he perform the
manifold duties of his Office vigorously and
unshrinkingly, holding all his subordinates
to the strictest accountability and response
5ility-if he succeed in bringing order and
regularity out Of what has been disorder and
irregularily for mere .han twenty years--we
shall certainly be among the first to recog-
nize and applaud his exeftions. 81,
Mr.. Cushing, the Attorney General, is un-
questionably man Of great ability, ana AZ
unquestionably man utterly destitute o
principle. There is an incident in his earl,
political history that no proud or honest mar
would have in his own for all the riches and
Offices of the world, but we shall not now
reeite its disgusting details. He began BIZ
career as Wing, and, prior to 1912, fire
quently spoke and wrote quite ably I'D sup
port of ali the measures and views OF tn
Wing party, but he apostatized from tina
party with John Tyler, sought and obtalne'
Office under the traitor, and, at the exit
Tyler, and the extinction OF Tylerlsm' Al,
tached himself to the Loccfoco party, in viii :;
he has beenrfguring ever since.
L Suchis the Cabinet. We know not wha
Ito expect from it. We hope for the best.
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The Coalitionists have carried the, Massa-
chusetts Constitutional Convention according
70 the returns thus far received. asdS
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BAYOU LANDS. Az
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

DY order Of the Court of Common Pleas, ofthe Coun-
ID OF vanderburgh, the Administrstor Of the e.
tate OF Willis n Hawkins decd will Saturday the
9Th day OF April next between the hours Of 70 O'Clock
N. and o'clock p. NJ the Door Of the Court House,
in the City Of Evansville, expose sale at public auc
described part of Fractions Sections. Nos, and
in Township No. ., South Of Rsnge No. 10 West I'M
vaBderburgh Comfy, to-wit; Beginning at the South
East OF said section No. running thence North
along the East line OF said section 46 chains and 81
links thence Westby line pa rael with the South line
of said Fraction to the Bayou Of Green Riyer lssrdy
along said Bayou the line dividing Fractional
sections Nos and 6, in said Township. thence along
or thcftabouts. f-'- -r-- ''st2tf4
Said lands will be sold upon the following terms
day of sale. fourth in Q. fourth in 49, and one
fourth in 10 months from the day ofsale. n nnI
survey and plan Of said land and subdivision To DO
seen ut my Office. JNO. }. CHANDLER
mafIl-4tw Administrator
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WAsHISGroS, Mar. s,

1850 WAsHINGroN, Mar. s,
The oath Of Office has been administered
to the new Cabinet, they took charge of
their several departments al IL o'clock this
morning. :. s,ss.ta r. .s-s
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6TMr. A. A. Stickney has withdrawn
from the Wayne c.. CID Herald, and is
succeeded by MIR. F. C.Manly. Mr.. 8. is, a
ready writer and has made a good edi.
'or' SO that we regret bis departure
from the tribe editorial Mr.. Sticknev is
now in this city, and will to-day call upon
some OF our Merchants to solicit patronage
ior Mr. Manly's- paper. Our wholesale
merchants might find il much to their advan-
tage to advertise in the Herald. oas they are
interested in the region of county where it
circulat ssl-ss -sss .set.s--sa - 49,. ?
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~ Our chorter election is near at hand,
and our good people will not forget that it is
for the most important of any that has get
transpired in the history of Evansville as a
city. A large amount of work is to be done
the ensuing year by way ofpublic improve
ments; ability, experience :, and energy, are
the only qualifications equal to the discharge
OF the extra ordinary duties that will de-
volve upon the "city fathers the coming
season. We observe that lively interest
is now felt upon this subject, and no doubt
selections will be made from among our
worthp, citizens, to fill the city Offices, with
men who are not behind the present are of
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE: .
FRIDAY MORNIN G ,::::::::::::::::::MARcH IL


The Madison Courier has always been a
particular friend and most Jealous hacker Of
Gov.Wright. But lately, in view Of several
sad miscarriages of the estimabls Governor,
this Democratic organ begins to "cut shy" Of
him. In an article about the late Report of
the Committee on the Newport Bank, the
Courier says:-s'TheGover cause, along
with that o. the editor Of the Sentinel, in re-
lation to the Banks, we have not ap proved.
We do believe the reply to the question of
theHouse COMMITTEES denying any knowledge
of where the $500 came from, can be ex-
planned satifactory." But the Courier gives
no hint of hoU it may. be explained, except
attack the Democratic Committee which
made the report.
But in another article, speaking of politics
the Courier says. So s,-.,-, 90. s,.r
aAs.Browu--the shaky head Brown-says
"politics is very precarious." Fighter
months ago Brown was Jos. A. Wright's enc
my. Twelve months ago Jos. AN RICH
was the idol Of the democratic party-now i
is said he is so unpopular that members o
the General Assembly have declared that il
is only necessary to insure the passage Of
measure through that body to get Governo
Wright to oppose it," ao. ,l.atl .ia =.
1t appears only necessary for Gov. Wrigh
to veto bill, to have the great mass of his
party down on him i'm the most unamiablt
manner. They are more strenuous op
ponents of the Governor, tn an the Wings.
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DETAILS OF CALIFORNIA NEwSs--hevol-
ting Case of Crime. II Through Adams u
Co.'s express we received early last night the
Sacramento papers. The main item OF in
terest is that u crime was committed before
daylight on the morning of Thursday, so utter
ly revolving and unheard of before that 1t not
only has no name in the calendar, but We
hardly know in what terms TO acqualnt our
readers with its nature. 1t seems that the
wife of the proprietor of q German boarding.
house, in Sacramento, died few days since,
and n Young man, Swiss by birth, named
Conrad Jackson, volunteered to perform one
of the last Offices of kindness to the deceased,
that of watching by the body curing The
night. r...s
ed to him in full faith; but to aPprise the
public of the horrible manner in which he
| profuned il would be to pullutc our columns
room ut the time, and who detected the
wre, CHI, immedi ,tely acquainted the police
ofthe fact, ;nl he was promptly arresteJ
AMI detained until morning for examination
before the recorder. But it was feared that
the law did not reach the case and that the
criminal would GO unpublished. unless the
people, should take action. 49, -. sf
| P.S. We learn from Mr.. John Benja-
min, Adams g. Co.'s express messenger, who
arriyed here ate p. NJ. yesterday, that he
prisoner was taken yesterday morning before
the recorder, and that, as there was no law to
meet the case. the brute in human form was
Iremanded to the prison brig. While on the
! way there he was rescued from the custody
of the marshal, and at l24 O'Clock, when the
Antelope left, a jury of citizens were en-
panneed to try the case. The steamer
Confidence may bring the result Of tne mat
ter. fd bios ysa ss3i-q -aa firgr 81 81 o.
The Verdict. The messenger of Adams e.
Co., who came down in the last Sacramento
boat, yesterday, informs US that the prisoner
was brought before the citizens jury in the
tafternoon; the evidence was clear and direct,
and, after. considerable deliberation as to
i what character Of. punishment should be
meted out TO the culprit, it was, finally, de-
cided that he should receive one hundred
lashes on the bare back. Pending the in
fiction of this sentence, the boat left.
III Alta. Cal.
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