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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30

: RAISING OF THE SIEGE OF SEvAsTOPoL. The
New York Tribune of Thursday has lengthy
article upon the siege of Sevastopo, in which,
after minute review of all the important facts
in the case, ii confidently asserts that the siege
will soon be raised, We give the concluding
paragraph of the article: ,,a;t,, Va ~ .lfg.oJi
"The thirteen days firing of which we have
reports must have completely exhausted the am
munition Of the besiegers. Indeed. the dis
patches of Prince Gortschakoff, state that from
the 10Th to the 22d their FIRE had greatly slack
ened, and the fact that, though the British Gov
ernment had received news up to the 9th by the
new submarine telegraph, they withheld it from
the public, proves that the Allies had no sub
stantia advantage After having shot.away
their vast stores of powder and bal, there would
remain nothing for them but an assault which
could be directed against the outworks only
Suppose the oatworks taken, the power OF or
fence of the the Allies would again be exhaust.
ed, for they would have plenty to do to hold
their ontworks. Their guns would be ruined
and mostly unfit for further use, their ammuni-
ton exhausted, their troops weakened by the
assault and demoralized by the disproportion OF
the losses suffered and the means employed to
the results secured. A new stand still like that
of the winter is not possible, while the heat OF
the spring sun devolves poisonous miasma un-
der their very feet; therefore, we shall be justi
fled in saying that the bombardment of Sevasto.
pol is but the first step to raising the siege Of
that place. For even in the best event, if 40,-
900 or $4,000 more soldiers are thrown into the
Crimea, and a campaign is attempted against
the Russians in the field. the siege will have to
be raised and trenches, batteries and all, aban-
doned to the Russians, until 10 a very uncertain
future there is chance of renewing the at
tempt to take the place, under better auspices.
we shall soon hear that the siege has been rais-
ed." --- ''
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27

Patent Medicines will be published at 800 per column
daily, or s75 tri-weckly-with - for each renewal.
Steamboats, running 20 New Orleans viii be charged slt
the season; and when running to S. Louis Cincinnati
&C. SIS for the % not more than six months
The privilege Yearly Advertisers is strictly limited e
their immediate and regular business and the business
Advertising considered including that
Of IL or Individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals, viz: weekly, OF
monthly, charged ~ per square Tor The hrs and 90 cls
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls on persons become candidates. will be inserted az
other advertisements be paid for invariably ia advance
candidates for County and State Offices and
for municipal Offices 81 70 be paid advance In every IN
stance.
All advertisements for strangers or transient persons TO be
u n id IN advance.
Advertisements marked the copy for specified
Mne will be inserted tn forbid, and payment eXacted
- advertisements can be inserted gratuitously
advert for charitable Institutions, FIRE cornpa-
ward town. and other public meetings, including rei-
notices. 70 be charged hall price.
-ages and deaths published as news ~ Obit-
tributes Of respect, and funeral invitations as other
fsements. 81
mar advertisers and all others sending communion
requiring notices designed 20 cali attention to FAIRS,
frees, Concerts, public entertainments, where
made for adutance AL notice Of private asso-
aton every notice designed 20 call attention to private
Enterprises calculated intended promote individual in
teres can only Inserted with the understanding that the
same paid n inserted IN the editorial column
(which be only al discretion Of the edors the same
The undersigned publishers daily and ri weekly papers
In Nashville pledge ourselves st y 20 adhere 70 the above
bill prices and IN instance 60 deyate from them
y. r. MCKENZIE co, True Wing Office.
G. c. T0BBETr CO., Union and American.
W. =. BANG Co, Banner Office.
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ID RROK1 On aFkRMAT0kkh0A. 81 seaIin1l Weakness.
N Impoicnse. tha see ~ o1Anm, MaasuFeefsn f1a
Etes. and e4hrr Dsea q ta oskaal Organs. vltn
ne and eaEp1nnf Il oaneln and NaIasts
saIier Eafacnn - - Eoaart Aa1aes.a1s 8nae1lr1t
rs hunEFolr14 lnelll1 ,on zslahsea ~ sfctA eaeHt
ssNfu.enf and kp4ieHr Diseases cepg q - ahefe
azssa1 ~ naa ~ 9eafs1 segepfe1 4et ~
chaaEu. "a fhe Fnuept = fffo h&AAf4 ~ FsllNEt A.
afess ~ 0BD4 q CALHOUN. M fQhth etsfA -
Fl9f7aIf1Fhfns Na. e<ttr-t&.1 :
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propret0rs generally, and specially Of this
ty under the usges and regulations heretofore prevail
are called upon perform labor without remunera-
ton than any other class Of community The gratutous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement
nunicaions tributes Of respect obituaries, &c &C. which
on only be inserted at heavy cost 10 the proprietor i'm
poses upon burden onorOu that they feel called
upon seldence, 10 check the abuse by making such
publications charge, 70 extent al least the
ties Immediately Interested. In this they but fol-
loving the example Of the press in other cities mpeed by
Of lis intrinsic prOpriety, and imperative duty TO
IN mseyes The subscribers have therefore, united toget-
erin mutual agreement upon The 80 lowing specified terms
he publication Of these well every sort OF regular
ydsiness advertising
For each square o. 70 lines less BREWER 10 lines
less OF nonpareil for the 1st insertion .....8l 90
Foreach additional Insertion per square ....... so
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A earn.


TIVE undersigned late II Georgia having removed the
CITY OF Nashville, oilers his services the citizens Of
Georgia r. Tennessee North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Corn Wheat Rye Bacon, Lard,
Fine Horses Mules Cattle aud ia Short every article Of
trade offered IN the Nashville market
The Merchants Of Nashville % high character
and pecuniay standing and have large AID well selected
stocks that they offer liberal terms which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia Ea Tennessee and North
Alabama 20 give the Nashville market iair trial A 10
the Grocery Market the pruprey viii suggest itself 10 The
mind Of every merchant in the sections Of country named
v Eytnost proper for their trade.
ne NJ connection Of the undersigned with the Railroads
Georgsfs General Agent Treasurer and SupeIintend
nj Of Trans prtaOn well Agent at Chattanooga sew
years or Ne Banking interest Of Savannah, viii enable
m more readily inv -tignte claims against Railroad
onanes' ior losgOods tor damage while In transitu
~ the renewal OF 'is~unt Of bills Ia bank, sc
Az letters incong orers and money viii receive prompt
tention, and al Orders without the money when satsfac
by evidence Of soyeuc and prompncss accompanies the
nnH or the parties Known be such, shall receive like
ltstoh, when order articles hat under the rule
Nouttom Of the name 10 sch time. viii also give
tret attention to reoeying and forwarding all goods that
are notto be storc, that may be directed 10 my The
ehsrEes for the purchase OF goods &C. viii be ave per cent
commissions md twenty Tor each box package for
4eeiyng and 10, wardiag. b. Il. MILLS,
4 Il Post Once Building, No. s.
Nashville, Tenn.
road and Bank Mai PoErER Presi Bank State OF Geor
ga Savannah; Isaac ScoIT 10, Prest Macon and West
In Railroad, Macon; Hon. J0HS r. kNa, Prest, and Csc
.sSE Sup't Georgia Railroad, ard = r. CoNRs, Esq Au-
MAJ J. .. CooFEA, Gen. sup't Western and Atlantic
a. Atlanta; Gen. A. j. HANsELI, Attorney AZ Law,
GEoR0E :. black, Esq, Rome Ca; Capt. jams
5 and Col. J. A. wmrEssnEs, Chattanooga }. L.
6ld 10. PAKsoNs, EssIa, Knoxville, Tenn, WILLIAM
ksqp DeeAtsr, aud Juags LASn, Huntsville, Ala.
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CHEAP GAS LIGHT.

THE BENZ0LE GAS LIGHT COMPANY ere prepared
20 furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable Manulac.
tories, Stores, Dwelling Houses Steamboats,, Railroad
tons, &c. These Mach warranted give satisfac-
ton. they manufactured under S. McDougars Pat
ent, and the only that will operate wen in cold
weather The Light produced is half cheaper than Coal
Gas and less than the commonest Tailow Candles They
easily managed and free from danger and the prices %
per cent less than any other machines The Compa-
ny offer for sale State and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be addressed to
S. t. McDOUGALL, Agent for the Company,
nov20- en- 321 Broadway. New ork.
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MY Wife, having lahored under On her breast for
4fA sosae ulie ana haFug tried different trraitnebt
e9ieieatd - undertake II lyse, aud In less than three
npnlia ELECTED csmPlfs cure. although she had been
sveR ~ ~ her ruds being beyond tie reach 81 auv
cure hhe has Or he lat scar stagcd betist Asash than
shs bad ~ msuy year, presoas has since given bIh
70 nae child, ukch abe aurses herseif have al,o
lfeeed several ether Gases, aud have uith As sane
success.
NJ iFeaiznvni e net ne usng II he KE or caase or
hefcdf9, bet 4 . rrey Vegetable. also pross T. caru
other dsraseu, 81 Female Diseases And Ucrrs st
siA, fe, add AZ diseases originating 10 ke manner An
ask q psraons afflicted vita ans 81 tfe above NAMED
diseases, 4 % give trial Where fhere i ~ rurs
thfe shall - NJ charge. Further niofmataa can BE- ob-
ened ~ rAag % f, ~ ~ istiSs, Ne ~ NaTh Mar
~ street JONATHAN TnoNAs.
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QUEEN CIa'T sCALE woHKs
REODTs. HAGEN g Co.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION ITTECHhNTs,
No. "a Sycamore e., Fast side below Second,
CINCINNATI. Ohio,
W I'LL give special Giftu Yen 20 fCrrlrrT Goods Pro-
- duce 6c, as1. TO ;l- purchase and of a kinds
" Produce, nnd ARTICLES q Caeat ud F.tisburF Manu-
d -turcs.
JANIS COLLINS CO. Iftfshurr ForiIrr heents.
esF- Eefsr 20 NASHVILLE MERCHANTS r1neraiy.
io5-dtraAwa
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YoSs CO. respectfully inform TIER patrons. and TIE
L. puhic In geneFa that they have ass received very
lsrgs and vel asserted riock q hue and chece imported
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors.
Asonx The sekinr Tohaero sn b fsand celebrated
Peczhnntas and Canastsr braEs. We havs also iFeah
nuGply u EeR kaoHa
Cholera and DisErhsa Medicafsd Brandy,
Arpmatic scAiedam sehnappa,
wheh vita large sire q other aos slways 90 kana
vii eve cnsiom1Fa better Inducements their
purchases q being. t1aAn ffres ard Qua
kaisas Lyons CO.,
ria - Cedar slssss
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
rs!
PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPE AND PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY

NO. 20 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
'Ht hrst Diploma awarded Hughs Brothers BY the
Il Mechanics lnsuus he late exhibition Tor The bed
psEocrrso pes aid f1og apis, which proves conclusive.
rthe superiority u cur pciares al competitors ~.
though they not gotten Co. the secession bat such AZ
they sell 10 their tuers daily Ciuzrns 4nd strangers
are politely invited % cs aud the largest and best col
lection 81 specimens To- The south. octlb
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER 4 sCHELLS Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, SAG and 34S Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
THE a EERICAN WATCH
is sale by the principal dealers throughout the
country and the public invited to examine and test
the quality in comparison with the IMPORTED ARTICLE.
They constructed the patent LEVER PRIScIPLs,
long tried and approved, with such alterations in the ar
rngements Of the parts long experience has demonstra
ted TO be the best to ensure
RELIABILITY ACCURACY AND DURABILITY
The Manufacturers warrant the
AMERICAN WATCH
in particular of its workmanship and performance
N. B.-None genuine unless the name Of the manu-
facturers, DENNLsOH, HOWARD DAVIS, Na:tham, is
engraved on the movement. noV20-lm
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NEW YORK BAG MANUFACTORY.

IJAM Flour. Feed, Grain, Meal, Honiny, Shot, Buck
wheat salt, Guano and all other kinds Of bags made
and printed order by machinery with despatch Address
as above, II PEatt ST., New Ork.
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A. G. 81 A. Il. BEECH.
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
~ College SfrpeI.

y I
10 College street,
HAVE opened very large stock OF all kinds Of DRESS
II GOODS suitable 10 the Fan aud Winter Trade, Of the
I Newest STYLES
Also aauusome lot Of all the newest designs Of CLOAKs
and MANTLEs in Store and ready for exhibition We es-
pecay invite to look stock OF Coaks before
We have in store very large an kinds Of CAR
PETS Of The newest patterns, and hater sell
them cheap any other House This side Of the
LACE CURTAINS
In addition to the above we have large stock OF all
kinds Of DRY GOODS suitable FOR the Fan Winter
Trade A. G. A. b. BEECH,
senln No ~ College 81, Nashville, Tenn.
L'OIE RENT have for rent a splendid stand for
Il Blacksmith the etsbOro' Pike 10 miles fro m
Nashville improvements, good Shops family residence,
and al necessary out houses Is 20 OF cleared land
plenty Of hre wood, &c. Terms easy. Apply TO
r. A. BALLowE, GenT Ag',
JAM ~ No.l1 Deaderick street.
WRAPPINGS
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
ME will open Monday Gath inst the largest stock OF
w CLOAKs, MANTILLAs, &C, &c ever offered in this
city All persons wanting nice article DO well 70
call, stock embraces every thing new ranging In
prices from IS to 800. H. Z. McNAiRY 90. -
SELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS,
To Arrive
SHALL be In receipt In few DAYS Of quantity Of very
superior and inv lusble scSeang Preserve Cans ad.
uAbG adapted ior convenience and usefulness to the
wants Of hosc wishing to preserve fruits and vegetables
WV w ID. II. DlCkEY
MtANTt.B EumEDIATELY-5o but
w CORN, (New Crop)
SEYMOUR, FANNTNG a CO..
rSo Corner Market and Church streets
SACK SALT-l,5oO bags Liverpool coar,e salt In
~ store and Tor san BY W. H. GORDON a co.
NEW ARRIVALS
~ EMS stout Calf Waterproof Boots;
VI Calf Brorans and Jersey Ties;
ID. 5. Cslf Oxords;
Boys and Youths hick soled Calf Boots and Hrogans
Received this day BY JOHN RAMAGE
noflO a. College u.
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WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED Thonsand lbs Bacon:
" 100 boss. Lard Cor which I vii pay the hishes
market pfcs m cash o. groceries. Also, feathsrs Wool
heesNaN, fagu, Giuscng, and Rars Ac Ia exchange fo
oeHrs. firtl CHURCH ASDgRsfN
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GEO. w. C0WAN,

a 4 y II " II n Il n W.
General Agent for the Purchase, Sale
and Rent of Real Estate, and the
Collection of Claims,
No. 43 Cherry Street,
NASEIVIL LIE, TENN.
DR0MPT attention will given all business entrusted
to him. and special attention the collection Of Eastern
claims throughout Middle Tennessee.
REFERENCEs.-A. c. A. b. Beech, Evans Porter Co.
/. b. Fite Co. Thos. T. Smiley Ex-Goy. Neil s. Brown
Josiah Ferriss Nashville, Tenn Gen. j. A. Battle, David
son CO., Tenn ExGov. W B. Campbell, Lebanon, Tenn;
Hon. John I. carcthers Memphis Tenn. w. D. Lavender,
New York City. oct3-n
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ADDRESS CARDS.

A NDERSON, =. r., dealer in Lace and Pane
"A Goods &e. &C., Union set, No. 81 between Ooeg
and Cherry streets, Nashville, jsnn. decSl
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Wheat, Wheat /!

w have hand and daily receiving extra heiv
w "a and rs 0znAburxs and sheeliRgs suitable iOr
heat and Corn saeksShieh viii srn iow TO- Casa.
MORGAN A Co
au9o-u No - Pnhc Square
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DERRY, w. r. a. CO., Wholesale and Retail
Souare je1S
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I (LIFTON a ABBOTT., dealers in Gentlemen
~ Apparel and Furnishing Goods Cedar street, th
lost Office Jels
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-21
RlvEn ITEMS.

o In noticing the Suliana last Saturday we
ss,d she had arrived here the day previous for the
. ,uih. We should have said she came from the
South. She was loaded deeper than any Louis
vile boat which has passed up for q long time,
: and made good time considering her load and
stoppages.
g. The Cincinnati commercial published a
card for the passengers Of the New Orleans and
vicksburgh packet Natchez. in which they
claim the horns from the A. L. shotweIl on
the ground of the Natchez having beaten the lat
ter boat fairly in race. The Shotwell was light,
and the other drawing over seven feet. We pre-
sumo the Shoiweil will ies the matter of speed
a little further before she gives her weli earned
horns We shall see. trs
- There was a brisk business doing on The
canal last Saturday, iars- quantity Of goods
were shipped and come produce arrived
Tile Logan has laid up al Portland, and
is now offered for sale. She has done good SER
vice in the Green river, Evansville and Louis
willie trade.
=. - Capt d .smukes has sold the Fairfield to
.Messrs. Cox, Bfennon e. Co., of Mobile, for Sl5,-
600. She is run in the Alabama river.
- Last Friiay the river was rising slowly
at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and Louisville. Ris-
ing here last Saturday,. There has been heavy
gains every where up the river, and q respecta-
Die rise is expected TO follow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-21

The MorHER.-A writer beautifully re.
marks, that mans mother is the represen
tatve Of his Maker. Misfortune, and even
crime, set up no barriers between her and
her son. While his mother lives he has one
friend on esrth who will not listen when he
il slandered, who will not desert him when
he suffers, Who will soothe him in his sor.
rows, and speak to him of hope when he 10
ready to despair. Her affections know no
ebbing tide. They flow on from q pure
fountain, and speak har piness through this
vale Of tears. and cease only At the ocean
Of eternity.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN LANDS FOR MILL
SITES. VINEYARDS, GARDENS AND FRI.
vArE kssdDENGtss NsAH THE CiTA

TIME southeast quarter OF section in township south
range 10 which situated the mills kno vn
Rudds Ms formerly known Negeys Milh. and part
oths south the section have been laid
twenytwo lots Of all sizes from 81 to ~ 7S
AID and lying both sides Pigeon Greek and
both sides Of the plank road Some of these os most
desirable sites for dwelling houses some Of them are the
best sites within the county for Mills OF them haze
such aud sdapt then peculiarly
the cultivation Of the and the soil Of Others reh
peculiarly Ats them for gardening them with
in from two and half miles Of Evansville and In
healthy osghborhood AID persons wanting few sefes Ct
the lots there sood which has been extensively used
for various PURPOSES.
Of the lots. (No. 2o) containing acres
large. STORY dwelling house. COED WELL
chard and garden in high state Of cultivation Lot n
acres1 and lot ~ IS 3Oioo acres.) have
comfortable dwelling houses and good eserns on them suit
able for small families.
The above property will be sold public auction the
highest bidder without 1t Sweet Leonardo Aue
ton Room Main opposite the Court House.
in Evansville Msnday the 4th day Of June. 1885,
mencing at 10 o'clock.A n.
map be the Auction Room Of Sweet Leon
and record in the Recorders once showing the size
and shape Of the several lots and the position Of each with
relation the plank road and the creek and Mr. O. Bell
will accompany wishing tn examine the proper
TERMS OF SALE:-one third cash. oEe-third in one
ners and mortgage on the property. ,.u
n. J. BRAY
Sweet Leonhard. Aue. 3. myls
ss Enquirer. Reform and volksbots copy
% each.
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FIRST sALE OF NEW WRrAr a bon.

FIRST SALE or New WREAT "A bona
fde sale of wheat on the ground = the inc m
ing crop-was made on Saturday and The first
We have heard Of having been made this sea.
son. One Of the most extensive farmers in
On adjoining town contracted for the sale Of
t'e product Of about one hundred ac:es, TO be
d 'iivered Immediately after harvest, ct frac-
tion less than two dollars per bushel. The
p 'rchaser was country miller. A hand
some advance was made on the spot to bind
the contract. The inference from this sale
10 that the present indications are that the
opening prices Tor the new crop will be less
than two dollars. II will be more than ten
weeks to harvest. and importen Mt changes may
occur to affect the markets in that time.
Rochester (N. " Union.
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GREELEY At SEA.--After landing at Liv.
srpool from the steamship. Horace indn'ges
in the following ssvory reflections:
think could just endure the compound
stencil ofe rease and steam which "sscendeth
forever and ever" on board these FIRE ships;
mi hi even bear the addition to my agonies
which the damp. chilly breeze twhen II hap
pens not to be \ gale) never fails to induce;
might come in time to grapple with and
throttle the demon sea sickness, remorseless
ss he is, bat when to these are added the
fumes arising from the inceseant cookery re.
quired for three or four hundred human be-
ings all huddled within space two hundred
feet long by some twenty-five wide, | am
compelled to surrender. There certainly
can be fabricated nowhere else on earth q
tumble Of smells 90 intolerablp nauseous and
Ssickening. - etat
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:. OF We learn that the coIored barber at
Dunkirk, James A. Hall, who robbed Cali
fornian of el.4oo while shaving him, in
March last, was tried at MsyviIle, Chautau-
que county. on Saturday, found gully, and
sentenced to the State Prison for fifteen
years. IL seems that he 10 an old offender,
having served term of three years in prison
at Baton Rouge. La. He is the same fellow
who was arrested last year in this city, on
charge ofstealing $4,000 from schooner
in our harbor, and discharged for want Of
sufficient testimony, and siterward sent to
the w6rk.house for stealing chickens After
le,vimg here, he proceeded to Dunkrk, and
has 1t length become pretty well fixed.
buffalo Commercial ADJ.
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A DUEL IN THE DARK.-A late Califor.
mia paper mentions duel which was fought
between Yankee end an Englishman in a
dark room. The Yankee, not wishing TO
have blood on his hands, fred his pistol into
the chimney, when to his horror, down came
the Eugi .hmaa.