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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-13
News of the Week.


Several serious riots have occurred in
New York recently, the consequences Of
street preaching.
Great excitement prevailed at Chicago
on the I'd inst, the result of Mr.. Douglas
visit to that place. The bells of the CITY
were tollcd and the American colors dis
played at haf-mast. Mr.. Douglas at
tempted to address an asse mbage but was
hsscd down from the stand.
dreadful steamboat explosion occur
red at Louisville Oh the I'd inst, by which
twenty persons were killed and fifteen
wounded.
Gen. Scott, it is said, will he brough,
forward again as candidate for the Pres.
idcncy, with Bell, of Tennessee, for the
Vice Presidency.
Reports having been circulated of tho
displacement OF incumbenis of Federal
offices on account Of their Know Nothing
opinions, and that disproportionate nun.
Der of foreigners held appointments of this
character, an estimate has been made by
the correspondent of the Baltimore Sun of
the imperative number of natives and
foreigners holding such appointments
The natives i'll office throughou: the Union
and i'll the several departments of State,
Interior, Post Office and Treasury, cx.
cluding the Custom Houses, and includ.
ing Ministers and Consuls, amount to
1880. The foreigners to 2l5. Unknown
304.
Minister Buchanan, dressed in citizens
clothes, was present at the recent proroga.
ton OF tho British Parliament. 1t will be
remembered that at the opening of Parlia-
Inent some, months ago, an order was
issued to the effect that none should
attend except those habitcL in court cos
tune, consequently Mr.. Buchanan re-.
ma'ned away-thcreby giving rise to
great deal Of comment OH the subject.
The Cunard Mail Steamer Asia, which
left New York last Wednesday, took out
over one million of dollars in specie
That's the way the money goes" and
will probably continue to go for some time.
The mail OF Saturday brings us some
scaniy items of foreign intelligence brourh,
by the Africa, which arrived at Halifax on
Thursday. bringing dates from Liverpool
to the Both ult:
Cotton is dull and has declined |. 8
during the week.
The troops at Bomcrsund were to en-.
bark tor service elsewhere. Preparations
have been renewed for the Crimcar ey.
pedi,ion.
An insurrccton broke out at Damascus
on the 10Th but was qucled.
There have been no further operation.
in the Black sea.
The Aus,rians have entered NIoldayi;
and will occupy both princpaltics.
The Russians are concentrated on the
Pruth.
The Turks are at Bucharest, and M
Immediate battle is expected. The Cri.
mean expedition is stationary.
The Turks mot with a terrible defeat at
kars, losing 1000 men prisoners of war
Spain is gradually becoming quiet.
Large contracts for beef and pork are
advertised for in England.
The deaths in Charleston on Frida,
from yellow fever we're ten.
In Savannah on Wednesday the DEATH
from the fever were IL. LII that cit,
during the week commencing on Wedncs
day, Both ult., and ending on Tuesday
9th inst, the deaths by the epidemic were
III. Total number Of deaths for the sam,
period 1913.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-13
Religious Notice.

We arc requested 10 state that ;ii.r dedi-
eatory services in the New Baptist Church
in this town will take place on Sunday
next. 1t Is expected that the meeting will
be continued during several days.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-13
Marriages amid DEEaalarys,

We cannot publish these notices when
not accompanied by y responsible name,
and for all over twelve lines, the usual
rates Of adverlisin. will he charged.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-13
FhIR

ON Thursday the 18th inst, fair will
be held at Bethel Church, seven miles be-
low Sumtcrvile, by the ladies' Of the vicini-
~, The proceeds Of which will be devoted
to purposes connected with the church.
MANAGERS ~. J. Pugh, II. II. Wells.
x. u. Cain, Col. VIM. Ne,tles, DR.. C. II.
Richardson.
Admission 25 cents.
Sept l3, 1854 46 1t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-13
Communications.

The Indian Chiefs communication il
too late for this issue, it will be disposed of
next week.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-13
Tl1e Major GcnhcFaBsRhi51.

10 I'LL the vacancy created by the resg-
nation OF Major General BUCHANAN there
nre two candidates in the field, Gen H. X.
AIKEN Of Fairfield and our fellow citizen
Gen. S. r. CHANnirn.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-13

At Greenvillc we procured lack
and set out after dinner for beavers
by way OF Paris mountain, and C;esar's
Head; quite round about and zig gag
route. The first night We spent upon the
top ofParis mountain, 8 miles from and
| hundred feet above Greenvillc will.
age. There VIC had it as cool as could
be wished, fire would not have been
unpleasant in the morning. The house
is neat, well kept one. The view
from the top cf this mountain surpass.
es anything that VIC had then ever
seen, and we engaged ourselves until
late hour Of the night, and again in
the morning until We left, in walking
around the top Of tho mountain, "a
fiat space ofabout an acre and half,
and viewing the valley below. 1t was
all very beautiful. There, far below,
you sec numerous farms marked off
as if upon n map, with their neat white
cottages among the trees, and their
green fields spread out around them.
Occasionally you discern some stream
winding its grand way through the
vallcy-a far of down to the south of
US you see Grecnville, and still farther
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31


We ttv< kervsolore adser,ri u The rflouni sp-
rprorsla,et b he Ian Congress lof book 70 menl-
b.ss. The nenhen had 81 nc hardihosi 10 sake
: yo,e ppon he question By 5eks and na5A Leta
corre,roi1cni q De Nsr oilsans Be- tell he
sioy
acosrfess h.s appropriated. - he clyil aud dip
Iomalie I'M, o1lo rs - (ivo huhdred ard eiga-
i<sn lhon.and scvcn hundred and iye1,y-1ye dob
isr1. and lwsuiy ern,s.) fsr vba,i b''ts fsr nen-
Nov 4 i knoun iksi m.sy nsmbers dont usnt
H. bookr bdf prefer having two Thirds heir cost
% n,neys very profitable cuisines = carried % %
81 sonsb5dy. n boring he receipts of@smbeu for
lks1s tC0kS {, 1eniee, o. neh oldefs =. tnem--
Their receipt = e. Guod 70 The Clerk q House
A. De nnmbtT Of doilarl he books cost Congress
rs1nse htrrceipt = Z voucher lhatrhey have been
D1ftkasti and supplied, though they haFerot been.
Ws1 MVl been named 10 ne astnging made hiiys
1irIl 81 ltrenly.6fe thouland deiars 10 his way.
Whln co1rfss, itself becamrs % lost % iis oun
pariiY a. % allow members Tins 20 rpie large
sdn 6f money into their own pockets andefcover Of
h,<rs VIII what face esu theg inEesligale charges
q conuplion agSlnEi o,henl The lndee upon me
Reach should have clean hands II biz ermine !,
slaipsis n6d ihpafs. whft moral weight can 81.
iuesm<nt base. q how much sesPeci can y com
leg % enir your especial attention 10 his sub
jeci-<couuptioa. Look a The foaDtain bead. Con-
eress begia d he Beginning apa1oliou The stream
L.. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31


4 isasncournzing 70 fac ihsl sens a. ,1e Demo
cr1iic journals Of he szir iho1e lh1t are not ed
Il Uncls Sans crib have tie rence tospeak
oui boldly II regard 70 hos sho are occnpJins
kirk place4 Speaking q Joar W FoExET, ne
Lynehb1rg Repabliean ssys-
IL 8 known % oar readers that like Al other
eenrIem<u ue have disgust for this indisidurl.-
The aulhor Of ne R0beTs letter vas necessarily
dog Il uonld have been Impossible ior any man
having he feeing say notting Of The principles
Of al honourablc man, 70 have written 40 le,i<r
There we're houeEersome crime. which re oi1 not
erpecf him % eommif-nof th1f be vas 100 good 70
commii them. b1f rhsf he vas 100 cautious and too
sen1ibl1. Bu Il seems that ne gere MISTAKEN n
even our low estimate q him. BE mas eaoght 70
wards ihe close Of he session IN absolute alier
alton 81 he words Of ~ act 81 Congress- and the
aei 9as admitted. Nf. Hunt % ouHsgeo1s vas
For6sys ecnduct moved The following Iesol dlion.
Col Forney Is The clerk Of The House Or Repressn-
fafives a. = known 70 0nI readers.
eR<Icirci. THAI jena w. Forney, the Clerk Of
fhis House ~ directing andcansng 10 b made The
alienation Of House bill No. 3f2 entitled sAn act
70 aid the Territory Of Minneso.a in the eonsirue-
ton Of railroa4 therein, mentioned N The report
Of the special commiitee Of Iii, Hou,e has fllsi-
fed record Of this Hoass u violation u The par
Iiamentary Law and Of bis sworn duty, and thai be
said John w. Forbey, Clerk Of the House Of Rep
reseitalEes shonid BE- and d hereby, removed irom
The once q GIeIk o. tuit 1Ou11.A
For this resolution four OF the Virginia delega-
ton Vote viz PoEel Letcher. caskie and Mill
son. The three ffst sand ceserFedly high in The
confidence and Affections Of the Republican parry
the last acted very badly and very ridiculousy on
the Nebraska till but be Is said 10 be gentleman
in the private rsnfians oflife. We donbi NOT that
al Of lhe Va. delegation would have susiained
this resolution bat Cor the fac that The session was
within Few hours Of It's close and q considered
that even Fornsy was entitled 10 the beneht Of .
calm and dispassionaie Trial. Weadmit the loree
OF this argument and can ,easily zee how IL could
inaaeuee, as Il did. as good and true democrats e
were those who vnied az ainsf this resolution. We
have not donbt. thar had there been suihciently
time John w. Forney would have been removed
from his ofice, and the Republican party rid ofihe
odum attaching 10 his occupancy Of the high posi-.
tion 70 which Ia an hour Of error, they elevated
him. We hope that the next session this resolu-
lion will be renewed and carried.
We claim the right Of speaking frankly Of + or.
ney, or any other leading democrat Particularly
do we claim Il under the present administration
Tor al tims when Il seemed that ihe whole SouIh
blinded By their inst affection for D ekinson were
about 10 array themselves against the administra-
tion, We viadicated II against the known position
Of many Of our friends. and pointed out what We
considered the wrong Of such course.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31
Battle or j !, j

Forty wears ago yesterday, was fought the battle
Of Bladensburg, Maryland. The British. on that
occasion, from vast superiority OF their numbers,
ed'vas two hundred and forty-nine, while that II
the Americans was but eighty. The troops Of Gen
Ross burnt not only the Capitol, which was In an
unfinished state. but It's extensive library, records
and other collections appertainiDg not 10 wat but
the Presidents house were Wantonly sacrificed to-
gether with many private dwellings; the loss a.
mounting 10 two million OF dollars. These same
British howeve. were signalIy defeated on The 18th
Of September. 1914, when they made cespkraie
stiempt 10 capture the city OF Baltimore. II was
during the bombardment, that Francis s Key
wrote the soul stirring nalroiic song Of The tStar
Spangied Banner - Wast SflfI efsf|iday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31

The scribblers for The Democratic prints eoniin-
ae TO urge their fasorites for the Gubernaiorial
nonination, allhough Governor johnson has seven
teen months 70 serve. Anew name has been pre-
scented that Of JAMES A. sEDDos, formerly reps
resenta,ive in Congress from the Ricbmoad dis
uict. Il Is pretty strongly iniimated tina, these
bnsybodles are oEeracting their part, as the Peo-
PIE als likely 10 take the matter into their own
kandS Conventions are gerling into disfePu,e, As
thsy ara generally the work Of managers who get
themselves appointed. The Wings BY common
consent win &c able 10 present man suitable for
he position, without The agency Of wire-ueskers.
The election vii pot take place until May, and
d win b time enough 70 put up The triumphant
..raIaass n January
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31
cApTAIa moLLiN's ARREST.

We mentioned the arrest in New York, oil Cap
tain HolIins ofthe Cyane. for alleged injury 70
The property of one Calvin iDurand, BY the bonn
hardmen, cf Greytown We subioin the affidavit
on which the suit is instituted
srprR,oR Couar.-Calvin Durand against
George N. Hollins-Cily and County 81 New
York. ss.-Calvln Durand Plaintiff IN The above
ant;tled action being duly sworn, doth lose anu
-ssvvroar' yuru; ana taffedA cry of san Juan
del Norte, or Greytown thaton or about the 18Th
day Of July last, deponent had large quantities OF
goods, wares, and merchandizes, which were
wholly his own property, stored in storehouses at
said city Of San Juan del Nofte or Greytown 81
the value Of Si4 0J0 which this deponenl designed
10 sell in the course Of his trade aforementioned
that on Of about the day last nenlone1 tia depo-
nent was the owner Of frame or wooden house Of
The value Sc 600. which he had shippei 10 the
said city Of San Juan del Ndrte from The city 81
New Yor X. and which he caused 10 be erected ia
said city Of Greytown, and used as sforehouse for
the dePosite oil merchandise belonging 10 this DO
nent; that on or about the SAID thirteenth day Of
July, The said George N H0llins then being A
commander IN the navy of the United States, Or
dered and directed said city Of San Juan del Norte
or Greytown, 10 be bombardedI; aud the same was
bombarded for more than three hours; and after
such bombardment he ordered The same TO be fred,
and In pursuance OF such order the same was sci
IRE 10, and the house and goods of RS denoneut
were consumed whereby lis heponent SUSTAINED
90 me extent OF $50 900, besides the prof
Us when mis- asronea wonld have made from the
saie q such goods. had The same been sold that
the said firing OF said city or town was done IN time
Oh peace the goods and house Of this depoBent
were wrongiuily injured and destroyed, while The
same were use aud occupied in lawful trade /:
that the said George N. Holins was at the time OF
nring Of said city Or town, and ever since has
BEEN resident Of the Stale OF Florida as mis- dc nc
neni Is informed and believes, and further this de-
ponent saith not C. DURAND.
Sworn before me this I'd day Of August. 1854
JAS P HYATT.
C0u mi 4gfoner M Daads
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- rr-.s.1
4 Cad U,ra-I icerI firl futr,s $500
- E.~Rr U11n11@ -
Cuci a,,u~t o3.-<We learn ~ pa,
iasi ark louisville that destructive ,or-
nado sukr ,6nt civ yesterday aiiernoons &C
companE - awful dcsirnclion q lie ana AZ |
immens{c,,on q property.
The drrion al ne Fuorih tres9I,ei',.-o
Church A ne lime 81 The storm c.enein5
service. Iwindlilled up The roci, and sense9
the uallsIe, and am,a - ~. ssr,-rh
cQniusio11un into ne pSol =. y. Ss- =,
carrying / . PORTO. q .-< - ~ !. ,r,,-
ports recekrc stale IA. - - - -,.,-
greEaii0ni instantly ktie. -. ~
tn - - 80 worfine. bnt - soon a. the
- S,>s ~ = "A .trd IAN particulars.
rf.s~s ~. - c.her bnil1ines wefe unroof-
~ 80 No.
bEcoSn n1.l.tc1 ~
.ffhls morIenrains full pas,iculars o. yesier-
d.~,- Torn3The Democrat describes itas one
a he most n storms that ever swept over thai
s-@.ion 81 ,h,,rv
The raid h-,erian Chnrch, on he cornei
- rt----, 4 M liant elrrets vas completely
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31
D iIe III.

=, ze,a.v evening" ihe 2sd instaAt ttns 49,
efsss ..s:rsA Fssssssr ssc vie ss
a. Fsheberrer q sA and daasn ~ To- = Il
Writ ssd g yss ,.5s nSS. .sa VOID he indeed
been made u he hearsrf her nsmsros. 5.siiion
trends Ptssesscd of bland and eoas,eoa. ~. 49, -
ss5 Win errat amiabllity % characer sne Seon 49,
- n,self sA esteem III large circle q
aud endearad 70 her maAy warm and dsxosu 49,, -
Her gatherings hssss sses -, ,sssSssiOa aadwA n
4 confidedee IN Sasiopr's PROMISES 81
.nr;s gently aud sweety parsed iron earth Y sne 80
who gave II. ~ r.,...s
- sss,riav the e6thinst. aged ~ years. Mrs, "a Z
FRAME BERRY, the eldest daughter q ie ny y ~
LEE Gnloss and wife n sq hs ~ la ei bersavud
hnshand aud six childn one Of them an inans Y
t.s davf: with large circle Of afflicted RELATIVES
aud friends 10. bewail their loss -,
, National lntelhgencer please puolah. :.
on Tuesday Inst. ater protraetyd illness. mr
LANES NJ. MCKEE, Printer. aged about y year, az,
sonof aI JosEpn MsAsE, IA y bslassd n shis pac
l4S I'M associatcs Of whom but short year ~ =
= y IN, leave. with buoyhnt hopes # bright iusure
: disease soon afflicted him but deakh mas 's''ss :
j 4 his sufierings.~ .s i,
a II wis ESQ, CHARLOTTE ELlzABkIAi. aAugn
J ter of Mr. Thomas LAeKLAsD, OF this eounsJs 80
y 8 months. =, / /.
IN cos t,nuata of this county, SARAH w Aa. u:
Is TON, in hs 32d year oI her ass. my . VA ssd y
member Of the German kstorni SAssse :, si ~ Il
- loved bytall who knew hefs - a.,
N At Air HILL the residence 2, nsr ,'r,,s, ts4 MI
county Cd the evening pf the sth '.,s =
es mAhiAs X = z.rssyilg Ohio andadaughted Of Tho
- and LUCINDA BRIGGS agep - yoa. 7 II f.
days. pl noa
At the residence % hpr =, H. i6tl instaI
s. BELL in Rappohannock COZ on Sne ~ NV. HI r,sr
- MARTHA s., daughter ~ ul0 81
GREES, Of Winchester
Al his residence near Logettsvhleso Dyis IA
ch pt nGI' i I NV AK iii tho I'D year Of his ags
n. ~ =. instant Mrs. susanna SMITH, y
Of MIR. GEoReE A. SeifTH q Mafslisp xRBA]
IRE wear Of her age and o me iotli ~. "A, va
f. SMITH, daughter q tne same Y sas It
her age. !, In,h 4
On Camp Hill, on THURSDAY essh'es,, - on;
ck. CHARLES infant son of Singleton = e1A'siiA -
a.. ssrs .seed I6.mouths and l6days.
PC like summer flowers they fade AWAY
ooi Such, oh, such is lite annhons
ep- Love aad beauty both decay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31
Baltimore Market.
RandoIDE & Lafimer,s
CIRcuLaL or Phicks I'm THE BALrMoaE MAhKEr
Fer tAe psek eM+sing August 3d. 1854.

CIacuLsL or P6icss .H THE BALriMoaE MAhKE1
For Me mex eMsing August 30, 1854.
Reported expressly for he Free Press
ApPLks.-SuppIy light and no demand WI
quote nominaliy al 5 I 20 10 50 per Dbl.
BuTTER The receiggs IRE ltshieEthnnlast #ees
change 10 prices aNe auotS Giades 4. Is a
~ 70 Il cts WksseTn:9 % 70 els Roll al 10 ID ri
DIS. Common II 70 Isl els
BEEswAx.--We quote 26 70 % els, with nc
demand
Bacon Activity an6 prices remain as qndled
Sales OF Shoulders At 81 10 6 sls. Sides s ID 7,
Hams plain s "a 10 csnis. Fancy 10 10 Ii ctss
Country SoAr.--in GOOD demsnd with sales a.
to cts.
CARTS 1000 ofisres At the scales on Monday,
700 of which were sold al $500 10 81 10 on the
the h0of, eqnat 70 Se 90 10 $500 neti, and the
balance were tafen OUT 81 The marKei.
CLorEnsEED.-1M arke5 ifmand prices advancing.
Weqnoie IS 50 % 500
C0Rs.-ReceiEts FeTy large and demand more
aetive. Weeao.e Whits q 9 iost ess. Yellow a
- % 70 CTS.
DainD FnUIT-T Sales 81 Apples Il $t;00 iosli25
Peaches 81 81 SOTO 81. "a.
DEsssxiss Ne ID csmzne and sell ati6 2Oe.
FLouR fhe ste adviees ifor Europe npie an
advance in pficfs and She market Is frmer with
Iimiled opefai,ene- WeSquoie Howard street 80.
City Mills - p with Igthstock
WfLAxszED. -Sa,es At 81 30 to 81 IS.
Funs-Sales cE Otter 81 81 10 e3. Red For 81
% 50 CTS. Mink 81 q 50 eis. Coon and Grey Fos
l2 to Is MuskretC d Il Rabbit / q 5
GrsExs.in demand; Held nOminalIy Il 70
70 IS els.
Hos sssipH sIe light and demand DALI
Sales Il S. so o 1900.
Lamp Sales iAblls :. s % 10 ers. Kegs ioao
Oars Good demand, md sales Il a d So ell
SraEk. Poor senecxiis Il demand and sells
readily al 50 70 CO cts
TkL1ow.-Saies a 70 . II cents.
E@I<S 80. 80 =
WooL--Markes dull aid prices low. Sales b
uqWashed 1910 ri vasse1 II IS - g cfs
WHsAT.-Rccelftsn not quite s6lsrre We uuote
inpeIi0f % good ked SIS . 81 10 good prime
9t66 % ST. E6mmoni White 81, 50 70 $i.66:
F4ni'y Flour PriE 3. a 2 SIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31
An EDITOa,s DIsTR Ess..

We have Just eniei career Of fve years inl The
publishing line, ia ihis gsowing city, and W do
think thai gcniisnca who have taken our paper ell
thar time without paying Tor il ought now % drink
about forking orer ii they do nothing morei We
are modest man. and cant dun either snbscrip-
lions dues Tor advertising and job work bat wecsn
tell our generous patrons how easy they could Eea-
der our life BY enclosing Just what they owe
We know il Is for reflection they are al all 10 ar
scrapng the bottom Of our old meal tub-could they
hearour little dog fgP.s cry ne for bfeacaye could
lhey see our distressed condition. all creation could
not hold them back from paying upi When our
nalr Is null, we write good hnmored arsiclesrwhen
ear stomach is empty, We are mulish and III nasur-
ed and say hard things How ecnid q y osher-
wise1 Come, tnen, fork over, one and All, and
well fork 10 fh1se We owe This may look 70 you
like donning but II you could rs .1sdgisg from
our creditors. because We can't face up. you would
style his brief callthe highest Of modeslyl
rErr.rnfsn,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31

j The Democrats Of California had doaels.head.
saconven,Ion, ana amidst grea, tulnalt nonina'
"a two SETS Of candidates for Congress. The pres
ens members have since been withdrawal and The
Whies have svo candida'es IN lae feld, with fair
prosp,e,. The Democratic factions are Bso5eriek
tnd AMI. Broderiek. The oppoleais u Dr. GwlS
Doe Il he 1enaios whoss term expires IN March,
sre N fssor of David G. Broieriek. o.her aspi-
I.u,s win no doubt appear Before ihs next Lssis,
I.iur, closes il. ssssion. Amoog he swhis.
hamed are BalLis PErroN and EDwAkp Sr1Str,
ho,h u,.ll hDcun . he country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-31
hOLIrIoNIsr aiOBBED.

A pld pedlar named Graham, from p .ins
h..-..,rbs minister vas allowed TO preach on
: saadI Al night he slealhiIy repaired 70 the
4fT;cs rhdrch, where be delivered an abolition
1900 Gu Monday be was waited upon ~
some kens, aud requested 10 leave the Town
,vhich agreed 10 do afer some delay. tie re
!, an however, aud ruinors oil his conduct nav.
IN, sfirculatrd through Inc town, then iali 2
neon1om The country, great Indignation wa 81 4.
Gle u he was peiied lhroash the sussn s.an ~,
s.e IA had 10 be taken 10 iaitto protect him iron
,se IN some o, whom, however. oatained acces
- and 5. acked his lace via luaar eos;'c.
In he was got into a baggage car and s'at'e'