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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-19

In this age of steam, CATERS SPANISH MIXTURE
is filling large space in the public mind. The as
tonshing daily performed by its sin GUAR and
prompt action in the worst of Liver Disease.
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Mercuriai Diseases, and all
diseases arising from impure state of he Blood is
winning for It q reputation which Is becoming
world widep 1t is certainly the only Medicine yet
known which does possess positive and specific
ton the Blood Try it at once the SOONER HE
BETTER. ..-...- ..r. -...--
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BALLOON AsCENsIoN.-In the course of a
faw weeks, Mr.. GEORGE ELLIOTT, the great Anne
rican Eronaut, will make visit to the upper re-
gions, starting from the Slash Cottage. in Hanover
In order that our citizens may have an opportunity
of witnessing the sight, the Richmond and Frede-
ricksburg Railroad Company will put extra trains
on their road, to take them up and bring them back
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MAINE ABOLITION.

We saw not long since characteristic
fling at the South, by the Portland Name,
Advertiser. Maine Isl rank abolition stare
and her organs never fail TO plume thea'
selves upon their superior righteousness !"
the slsveholding communities. Neser'he
. less this Pharasaic race are almost ehttey
supported by the products OF southern lapor
and trade. One large branch OF the business
which supports the State, is the coasting
trade, including West India trip, which is
perfor:ped in this wise. The Maine coaster
takes out from Maine cargo of the inferior
soft pine lumber of that region to the West
Indies where they receive in exchange some
of the products of that region. These they
take to North Carolina, exchange for the va.
liable hard pine lumber ofthatreg which
they again take to the West Indies, and sell
there for large cargoes of molasses, which
they bring home and make into New Eng
land rum. Slave labor is, therefore, the ba-
sis Of this large source of the prosperity of
the slavery hating State of Maine. Another
branch of Maine business is the building of
treightins ships. which are generally sent to
New Orleans, or to other ports of the South,
and employed in the cotton and tobacco
trade-other products of slave labor. Many
of their largest ships are built of Virginia
timber, and called by the names of Virginia
rivers and Virginia Shareholders, whereby
they hope to attain unto a Virginia cargo
The only other branch of emolument to the
thrifty State of Maine, is the fisheries, in which
they fstten upon the bounties paid by the
General Government, and Of which the slave
holding States contribute O. liberal share
From report of an officer of the Treasury
Department, now before us, it appears that
the total bounties paid to fishing vessels,
from 1910 to 1852, were S3,29s,03s 81. The
amount of rascality carried on by these fish
ermen is almost incredible. According to the
document before u.s. the conditions required
80 entitle vessel to bounty, are triumphant
ly evaded by the yillainy and perjury of the
men engaged in the business. The document
before us remarks: at is well known to Off
GERS of the customs that but little Importance
is attached to an oath by this class of men in
their dealings with the custom-house. Many
Va eho jun Hf'io VI ioe5 uoohS etIc iiltue up al
ter the voyage, without reference to time lost
or fraudulently employed, and are duly sworn
to as authentic records. Nearly every officer
of the customs, from Eastport to New Bed
ford, informs me that this is practice which
they find it very difficult to guard against,
and their concurrent testimony justifes the
belief that snch frauds are of frequent oc-
currence. See Finance Report and other
documents, 1884.
These are the people, living upon the pro-
ducts of slave labor, upon Southern trade,
upon bounties paid for in part by the South,
and obtained by the most unexampled ras.
cllity-these are the pure and virtuous souls,
whose consciences are so disturbed by the
sin of slavery, and who are eternally pro.
claiming to the publicans and sinners of the
South, 'Stand aside, for l am holier than
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-19

FALSE PRETENoE.-The Mayor, last Sa-
urday called court to be held on the 24:h inst to
examine Alexander Shannon, charged with obtain
ing goods from Messrs Gretter & Brent under false
pretences. Mr.. John II. Johnson testified that he
was not partner to the accused, never had been,
and that Shannon had right to purchase goods in
his mn
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Nor SUsrAINED.-The complaint of 10
hannah Neil against Michael Carney for permitting
his little children to assault her. heard and dis
missed, the evidence proving the complainant to be
atroublesome and annoying neishbor.
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For CoveH or CoLD, use the best II

For COUCH Or CoLD, use the best re-
medy known, viz STABLER'S ANODYNE CHER.
RY EXPECTORANT, medicine which has saved
the lives Of thousands is used in Their practice by
hundreds Of the most experienced physicians, May
of whom have given rher testimony in writing, that
ait 10 reliable than any other proprietary medi
cine with which they acquainted for the cure of
diseases of the tn rost and lungs Don't
cold it may be the precursor of Consumption, and
speedily lead you TO your grave.
Every family ought to keep this medicine on hand,
ready for instant use. *sE. E.sf -
Price of each, only so cents six bottles for $3.50.
See descriptive pamphlet, to be had gratis of the
E. n. sTABLER L co, Proprietors,
s....s ...-.. Wholesale Druggists Bal,imors.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO,
s3 -t .r Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists aud Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. je i9-d& cl2t
NEW BUILDING AssooiATIoNs--To consist
of two separate Associations having same oficers
and consstng of 1000 shares EACH to be regulated
same constitution. &c. Members to have the priv
lege Of holding 70 shares in each In general Priv
cpes to be same as the Richmond or Homestead &c.
BY the above plan competition will be vastly cress-
ed and expenses diminished nearly eaehaf Ihe pre-.
liminaIy meeting will be he'd TUESDAY, June S0Ab
in the office of Mr. ROSCOE B. HEATH. At the
conclusion of the meeting of the homestead Com.
pany, persons desiring shares must cali at my Office
VIM. A. PRATT,
ie list No. AS Main st.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, June 10.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Rio Grande, Sharp, Philadelphia, coal, VIM.
H. Davis 4 Co.
Schr. Edwin, Aaron, Baltimore, mdse., w. D. Col
quit l. Co.
Schr. Thomas w. Olcoit Bourne, Albany, lumber,
+ +. Regland l. Bro.
Schr Ashland, North, Baltimore, 1ndee, w. D. Col
quit & Co.
Schr. J < J. II. Peck, Chids. Norfolk. shells
Schr Laurel, Swlmpson. Norfolk, shells.
Schr. Andrew Armstrong, HOLIDAY, York River,
corn, E. Wortham 4 Co.
Schr. Levant, Christopher, Norfolk, railroad iron.
Schr Ann Eliza, Grant, New York, railroad iron.
Schr. A. Jennings, Jennings Toy, iron ore, J. R.
Anderson
Schr. Jane c. Douty, Murphy, Philadelphia, mdse.
Schr. Leave, Marable, Chickahominy, light.
SAILED,
Schr Ida Mailer, Weeks, New Bedford, coal, w.
D. Colqutt Co. .. -e..H
Schr. Mary Ann Guest, Ireland, ballast
MEMORANDA
BALTIMORE, June l6-Cleared, ship Harvest, Full.
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DIsMIssED.-The warrant against James
Mills, for assaulting Patrick Mccarthy, was exam.
ined and dismissed by the Mayor last Saturday, the
complainant failing to take the necessary oath to
hold the defendant to bail to keep the peace
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A LADY OF OUR ACQUAINTANCE, Mrs. Pow
ELL, No Is Stanton street. New York was troubled
with Liver Complaint for long time. and after try
in many remedies was advised to try DR.. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. She dd so, and
says that with one box she was etiectually cured
and general regularity of the bowels are all dis
originating in the prolific cause is also
that dreadful scourge, Dyspepsia. Those who are
afflicted with any OF the above enumerated diseases
may rest assured that the of all their maa-
dies is the liver, and for its correction the best
medy offered to the public is DR. McLane's &C.
LIBERATED Liver Pills. Try them. The money re-
funded if not satisfactory.
P. S. The above valuable medicine, also DR.. NJ
LANES Celebrated yERMiFUGE, can now be
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take none but DR. MLANES LIVER PILLS.
All others in comparison worthless.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Druggists,
lie I9-d&clw Richmond, Va.
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERs.-We acknow-
ledge the receipt of 81 so from the Rev. E. NJ
Peterson, of .hetown of Manchester, paid over to
him. as we understand, by various individuals.
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FIRE.-On Saturday morning, at o'clock
lot of hay took fire in the brick building occupied
by Mr. Brannan as ten-pin alley, but was extu-
guished before doing serious damage to the house
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CONC AT LARGE.-Henry, slave to Pa
trick II. Gibson was sent on to next term of the
Hastings Court to answer for going at large
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A NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL BUILD.

"A ING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE, ON VERY
ACCOMMODATING TERMS This property Is
beautifully located on Broad street, opposite the
Richmond College part of those lots front on
Broad st., and the r. r., giving depth 4S9 This
is one of the best offered to those Of
small means who destitute of q home, to obtain
one in a healthy situation, where they save the
enormous city tax, and at the time be within
IS minutes walk of the busipess part of the city
veryhort time, this property will bring 500 per
CT more than is now asked for it. The only reason
the owner has for selling it ia he wishes to move TO
the country.
TERMS, One-fourth cash, balance at 8, 16 and "A
months with interest," title retained until la.t note is
paid.
Apply to rs 2""' ii. B. CLIFFORD, -v -s-
@ ID s.- s- rs Main ST., or to
je l9-1m TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
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CoNTINUED.-Sarah, slave to William J.
Chick, charged with using impudent language to
Mrs Eliza Akers, will be examined tomorrow
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

THERE are few things which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down write notice of
the celebrated Hoo1snd German Btters, because we
fully conscious comforting public benefit,
aud our heart tells us that By notices many have
been induced to take these bters and been rescued
from death by dyspepsia liver complaint &c for the
cure of hich it is certain. 1t is prepared and sold
only by Dr. C. NJ. Jackson, at the German Medicine
Store, No 100, Arch street, Philadelphia.
10 1q-d&c2w
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ihecorner stone for the new Presbyterian church
70 De erected in Hsrrisonburg. viii be laid with Ma
sonic honors on the 4th of July.
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SALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE PRIVATE
RESIDENCES ON CLAY STREET.-The attention Of
the public s respectfully called to the sale of valua-
Bile private Dwellings on Clay street occupied
spectively by DR.. John Mcconnell and E. G. Tomp-
kns, Esq, to take place on the premises This After
noon at o'clock. See auction head for particulars
y je 10 GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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The CuRT,s PICK did not reach the city
last Friday evening. A. was anticipted. We under
stand now thst she win certainty reach Richmond
this afternoon. and her regular trips between
tais city and Norfolk tomorrow morning.
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Fourth OF July CELEBRArioN.-The
committee of five from each ward, appointed at a
ses OF sns o.nens nsad ;, ,h u, Of nan
sidering the most appropriate measures for cele
brating the 4th of July with authority to add to their
numbers solicit contributions from the citizens for
the purpose of giving dinner to the Volunteers of
the city that day. to invite the cooperation of
the City Council and to select an Orator and Reader
for the occasion, are requested TO meet at Our
House." on 18th street. between Main and Cary, this
erenag at O'Clock. Punctual attendance is very de-
sirabe, and 1t is therefo hoped that each member
oil the committee viii be present. We republsh he
appointments in esch ward:
Madison Rard-Messrs. Thomas w. McCance,
Robert M. Burton Charles w Purcell, Charles q.
Thompson and Edward McAdam-
Monroe Ward-Messrs. James A. Scott, L. w.
Glazebrook, David |. Saunders, Joseph X. Ander-
son and Thomas c. Eppes 1s .5a h,a.
Jefferson Ward.-Messrs Richard o. Haskins, A.
Inloes, J. P. Tally, A. Richards and N. B. Hill.
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1NWENTY DOLLARS REWARD:

DOkTEk AND ALE.-- Barclay & Per
Il kias' LoIdon Brown stoat. idirect importation !
ana pest hIands OF Scotch AIt 40 exeeent tonic for
invslid,. For sale by - a@f JOHN CRANE, -
Jeis No. 8, Twelfth ct.
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY

We published on Saturday telegraphis
despatch from Quebec giving the statements
OF Lord Elgin on the subject of the Recip-
rocitV Treaty, in his speech on the opening
OF the provincial Parliament According to
that statement, he had concluded treaty
with the United States government, which
now awaits ratification by the Senate. IT is
not yet inevitably certain that the Senate
will ratify that treaty. The South has no in.
terest in it, any way. Wehope the Southern
Senators will not consent to it unless elause
is inserted requiring from Canada the return
of fugitive slaves.
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. LAND! LAND!-The subscriber

"a LAND! LAND!,-The subscribers
e. wish to sell tract of Land, lying in the county
si Rockingham. North Carolina, fourteen miles
Southwest of the town of Dsuville, Ns and contain
ing 472 About $50 acres are cleared part of
which is now IN cultivation That part Of the tract
which s not cleared, il well timbered and most OF
and contains a small portion of excellent creek ard
branch bottoms. The improvements are COMMON but
the situation beautiful, the neighborhood preverbai
for good health and the water equal TO any in the
country. If application 10 made any time before the
LIST OF September next, this land will be ssid upon
any similar tract can be pufchased living AZ
the town of Danyille. rs 80
Mr. r. A. Holderby, who lives on the premises
Ill show it to any person wishing to purchase.
r J, HOLDERBY.
je l9-1aw4t M. G., HOLDERBY
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MEoEAhics'g AssooyATI0N.--A meetingOf
es nechepics e The cry was held 81 Metropolitan
Hail last Hafurday niehf The object being to estab.
lish Mechanics Association.
Tne meeting wsscalleds to order by MIR. John A.
Belvin, on whose motion Mr.. Thomas SAMPSON was
called to the Chair aud Mr. JAMES A. CowARprN
appointed Secretary.
: afr. THOMAS CLEMMrrT, stated that he had made
the "callT in the "Dispatch' on bis own response
biiity, believing that the time had arrived for the
Mechanics to organize themselves into a body for
mutual protection and mental cultivation. He was
not prepared, however, to propose auy specific plan
for action, and trusted that the views OF all those
present, relative to the organization, would be
frankly expressed, In order to have general under
standing OF what were the wants and interests OF
all. .,
Alter a variety Of suggestions and motions, the
following resolutions were adopted
Resolred That this meeting considers it important
for the mechanical and general interests of Rich
mond that Me .hanics Institute shall be formed in
this citv; and p r. =
Rtsoired, That committee of nine be appointed
to prepare Constitution and Bye-Laws for the or
ganzation Of such Institute, and that they report
the same to an adjourned meeting of the Mechanics
of the city; and also that they be requested pre-
pare and report such information aud recommends
tons as they deem proper and pertinent to the OBJ
jects of this meeting ~
The Chair nominated the following gentlemen to
constitute the committee:
Messrs. VIM. Ettinger, T. Clemmitt, J. A. Belvin,
J. w. Lewellen, Isaac SERVER, Albert West, Miles
Amber, Geo. Lownes, and Jno. Dooley.
Gu motion of Mr.. BELvIN, the Chairman and
Secretary were added to the committee.
Mr.. BELvIN offered the following resolution, which
was adopted:
Resolred That when this meeting adjourn, it ad.
journ to meet again at the cali of the committee,
when repaired TO report. - f1r-
The meeting then ad journed. ..
We were exceedingly gratiied to witness the
anxiety exhibited by the Mechanics, at their meet
ing on Saturday night, to organize permanent as
ISOLATION and have doubt that the present effort
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LEcTURE-From notice in tO-day's Dis
patch it will be that to morrow night there
will be Free Lecture at the African Church, upon
the subject of the Education Of the Blind. The Lee
turer, Mr.. G. w. DoNALDsoN, is unfortunately TOO
well qualified to discourse upon his theme, beieg
himself of the much pitied class of bciugs who
are the objects of his sympathies and for whom he
his best efforts to excite the syn1pathies of
others Mr.. D. is very intelligent gentleman, is
graduate of the New York Institution for the Blind
and possesses great deal of interesting information
relative to the mode of Educating the Blind, the
progress that has been made in that kind of Educa
ton and the number of Blind in the country. Judg
ing from the high praise bestowed upon him, in Sc
veral southern cities, we have no doubt that MIR. D.
will make Ills audience very instructive and in
teresting address. He is a very young man and is
accompanied by his wife, who is interesting
young lady, and who evnces the teDderestcar and
affection for her husband. They have number of
very ingenious and curious specimens of the man.
ufactures of the blind. Whatever Mr. ID. can do to
increase the sociiude of his fellowmen for his un-
fortunate class, will to that extent make him ben
efactor of his race
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THE CHoLERA.-Rumors of the visitation
OF the cholera to various cities, should warn
our own citizens of the necessity of adopt
ing the usual precautions to avoid the dis
ease. Although there is no appearance or
symptoms OF cholera amongst US, we should
recoiiect that it is easier to prevent it than to
arrest it. after 1t has made its appearance
The removal Of filth from tha streets, and
thorough cleansing and lining of the pre-.
misses. are safeguards which should be uni
VERBALLY adopted. 94@
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ff'ace Paul Of Wurtenbprg, brother Of de Kins
o. that pant Of Germany, and frst cousin Of Queen
s'c'oris' arrived In New York day or two
since. WV
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GRAND
QUESTRIAN FESTIVAL!

JAMES N. JUNE CO.'S
Newly Equipped European and American
CIRCUS,
win pei form at Richmond, Council Chamber
Hill,
JUNE 22D, $50 AND 2TH.
HNHE Stud OF Horses is unsurpassed in
l. the country, and the proprietors have secured
the services from the various European and Eastern
estsblishments) of the most talented company Of
Equestrians Gymnasts Athlete and Clowns, which
has ever travelled in the " est.
To be accompanied by the celebrated Bugle and
String Band of Richard Willis, from New York, who
challenges competition.
For list of performers see bills.
IL Doors open at u o'clock, P NJ
" Admission 50 cts Children under 10 years and
servants half price
EY~Afternoon performances the Esd and 9th at q
o'clock. je l5-9t
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FIRES AND FALSE ALARMs.-We under
stand that the number of fires reported to the Fire
Association for the quarter ending the first OF June
was 90; and the false alarms 54-exceeding in
amount anything we have ever known in this city
or elsewhere. ssr e.t do. l.45
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TMpORTANT-A WAY TO MAKE A

IMPORTANT WAY TO MAKE A
l. FORTUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR Il will send
fuii and complete directions tor the manufacture OF
TWENTY-FIVE kinds Of the choicest Li9uo's snd
Cordiais os hars hotels ami private use wh'ca d.e-
tons viii ensure saving ot rom forty 10 one nun
bred and fifty per cent per gallon, and the most en-
teal examination viii fail to detect the genaine tom
the iuitstiona chemical test stone be able to II d.
cate tie difference tthe one from tho other.
Any one snciosing enc dollar 10 my address viii re.
address B. It. ROBERTS,,
ie ie-MwSFst Baltimore, Nd
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Admission so cents. Tickets, admit and lady and
gentleman Is cents Children half price.
Doors open at y; Concert to commence at 81.
ie l9-2t&
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DARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A
~ LUCRATIVE BUSINESS AT MoDEKsAsI,L =
PRICE.-For sale, newly established OF h y,
most adyautaxeously situated. The house pays ea.
low rent, and 10 completely furnished with 81 me
furniture fixtures and utensils necessary. usefui sna
desirable in such an e.tsbhsh,nent- The eesinsn
merely because he 10 sekly and unable to attend 70
his business Is he wishes to do,
Ed. D. EACHo,
/. ~ Gen. ACT and Collector
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MEMORANDA.
BALTIMoRE, June l6.-Cleared, ship Harvest Full.
Ter, for City Point
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GapEY,s LApY's BooK.-We are indebted

TO Mr. j. n. Holbrook, periodic al gent ON Franklin
street, near the Exchange, for the July number of
Godeys Lsdy's Book, containing plate of fanhieus
and variety OF interesting aricies TO the gene raj
reader. ---~e-T--s.,s>-. - q
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ONLY ONE MONTH LONGER AT

nNLY ONE MONTH LONGER Al
OCosr.-J. MILLHlSER L BRoTHER refpss..
fully call the attention of tho ladies and the pasehs
ms mule senersy to their yet very large and wei
assorte sfock OF Dry Goods remaniss ca hsoa shn
must be sold 10 90 short time; and p.eteff 81
prices will be made lower II possible, for many AZ, ~
eles than heretofore Our stock eonsists yer y "a
following desirable goods: Black sIk LAGOS ons Is
conetts CHECK aud Swiss Maslins Irish LinenS a..
Cloths Hosserief; needlewerk soods snch - ve ais
liandkerehsefs Bauds, Chs misetfss sleeves ss.
faction OF goods a. IL found anywhere 81 hi. A.
the yeaf Call soon aud supply you!ssarssrru Sraf
I m ls3 nrcaa q.
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MOB Spirit IN TExAs-The Dallas {Texas, uer
aid states that Judge Reagin, while holding court
recently, in the town of Springfield had occasion to
impose fine of ten dollars upon and to order the
imprisonment of Mr.. Williams who had grossly
insulted the court. The subsequent circumstances
are thus described: t.N
ON his way to jail, Williams drew knife, re.
leased himself from the custody of the officer, and
his clan to make an assault upon the court
nh nour or two afterwards, he was discovered in
Tue rear OF the courthouse with rifle leveiled on
Judge heagin, In the act of shooting him, through
w'naow oy which he was sitting holding the court,
ana the gun was thrown mp just in time to save the
1nage Ie. Inc Sheriff was ordered to summon
all the bysarderst to arrest him; they either would
not or could not do ii, and the court then ordered
sim to summon every body In town to assist sim
fsiling to arrest the offender, Judge r. adjourned
Inc court, declaring tnat ne would not hold court
enforced" EE1 res'1u aaao