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II gives ne pleasure 10 hear testimony 10 The vaue Of
MI. tirrOn's glasses. have been under tho ECccAN'ty
IIcr Sr better Gal led to nly lcIIty thin NHY hc
rlc III that they IeSt and strengthen The eye, whilst all
nEc,s have panied, wcllitd rhd wcakeLed my sight
Cincinnati, Oct, 10, 1851. G,R TOpp, Y. y.
AlsO, T. T.. RAPp, II. u.
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/ LCrrhy testify 10 Mr. GeacOn, that his improved
Sasscs have relieved lie Of long standing Inflammation
VI The eye.
was not able TO see to read by Hay CandlcISh AMI
now, alter using Mr. liGIeVn'S BaSAeS Or one year, Gu
JOY The p'eiAc Vi seeing wiilONt cub aud AM Ice o. all
intllMlualUn JOHN HkNNkSLi,
Lexington, KY, May Sth, 1851.
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l,k,.,x ottob.r q, lisa.

thereby give 10 N. GedcOm tho well nelIed testimony
ahaNt Lts eminent ability III tic glnlilg Oi gases AMI In
the lttuiHs Of OllGr 0ptIta Instruments. Mr. Ge
eo deserves niOieOYei ~ DO particularly recommend
cd Us IN optllM because 10 always chooses An'oO's
live n, xeif experienced several lines he VIII lelnqut
Ills owl Interest wien glaSses that DO l0t suit aie chosen
IlR. DIX LEUw, Medical Counsellor
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For Snle.

Two HottSCS nilh ! otS
TllH urAtnisUctl OlcIs tor sale il Ii"t.,,,,
the upper er 81 Monroe street and his llg.,.5'es
The upper end OF Fourth &tIeel. lLfs,
The kOEses aIe new bIick, ami In saoj el..
easy. JAMES 4. Il. ,''tr'
W For particulars enquire Of ''NN'N.
milo MICllAEI. EHWAla< =,
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USwERsirY Halt, JAM atlb 1850.
rhe glasses OF Mr., tiedCOn have ecl presented 10 me
for sxSGnati0n and II Is with pleasure that recommend
Them for lratclaI, as well as wu GnhUsliP. '9an who
a,e suffering ON Ol!eet"hG q ne eye ~ nLhniUn'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Grundy's Cholera and Diarrhqa
Renrdv.

THIS medicine, so popular and pstfal during teas
summer is now again prtsented 10 tao afflicted lt1s
safe, pleasant and reliable aud should be every house
during the warm weatlet, Trateets cannot 6nd bet-
ter medicine to carry with them. "
uE"rri,e 20ssu,a. Prepared md soil By
ie6 I. Il. LOGAN 4 Co.
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urThe Times repeats It's false charges against
-. IL to-. ~ ...,o,i.v .nJ cave va are on.

uThe Times repeats It's false chstses against
US, In its issue Of yesterday, ami says we are or.
posed 10 religious fteedom, because we "united
withthe anti American patty ia support OIL Ho'naa'
lists" &c. Now We challenge The editor to the
ptoOt oil Ibis charge. We supported lie American
Ticket fot State and Congtes,, because we thought
II the best State ticket, and tot no Other reason,
and for lie same reason we advocated The county
ticket coupeseJ Of The men, In out judgment, The
best suited for lie Office. We did moi advocate the
State ticket s bliudiy as did the editor Of the Ga.
sette, and we could moi but DO reminded BY his adj
toeAcy ofthe boy on London bridge, who ptorosed
10 sstonset that, for a sixpence, he would Jump
oyeftAS bhdfe In The riyeti The gentleman pulled
out hts purse and gave him half ctown--"lo let
Il alone" SO with The editor Of Tie Times. II
would have been isr better fot The party he repte'
sen.ed, had he let his advocacy alone, and that
party ele this is, we doubt mol, Of The same
opinion. II false that this paper has chatsed
that the American party Is opposed 10 religious
freedom. What its correspondents n'aydo Is an
other natter and we challange The editor 10 The
proof oil this charge.
The Editotof this pupet wa, counsel tor those
who oppo.el lie action Of the Council Of 1851,
and he was. and Is still opposed to the methods
which that Council adopted, believing them oaI'
culs,ed to defeat Tue yer object which they
sought 10 accomplish, Tue editors only pto0f
that we oppose public schools is that we published
The communication Of Observer How long hos 1t
been that nothing should appear In The columns
Of q newspaper, butwhat reflected lie sentiments
Of the edilotl A Pretty pass that would Oe, which
would stiae eyen an examination Of public ques'
lions, metely because the communications did mol
ao,,afe with The views uftle editOrl a pretty on5
sided affair II would Ia. As TO our repetition Of
what "sone IDOL said before the election" we
have only 10 say .hst our conclusions we're derived
from our study Of tIe editorials of Tie Tunes aud
1.-THE remark above is applicable TO The aathOr'
why we shall not question his rsltto judge. uOt
The correctness Of hts judgments When ho Is pre-
pared to ptoye his charges Ia a way OlIer Than w
false assertion, Nc shall attend to him.
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PIG IRON.
WE keep Tor sale best quantity Hanging otk ~; I'VS'
suitable Ior tout dry or Elll putlOSes; oowcuI.
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RIO DE JANsIEo, My /, 1856
Settlement Of the Paraguay DiEcults Peace Osw,
ci,sded- M;ni,.sriai Relations TO be Opened
Salute to the ByGsaten Nag--Napigati9s af The
dmGsen-. Advices from, Bwenes Auss and Non.
tevideo
The Brazilian war steamer Vismo, from Paraguay
which sailed ON the 18th Of April, conf ms former
notices from the seat OF war, and states that ehs
difficulties and questions ex,stirg b,tyssa this en-
pire AMI the republic Of Paraguay will al DO aaf-
csbiy settled, and tnst On tbs 23d or March was
published officially at Assumption that the 70 ,ubNs
never intended nor desired 70 Offend the eupi q Of
Bsszl by disturbing In the least the friendly reia
tons that existed between these two governms1ks,
ard thst they were ready 70 receive the same embAs
eacor, Senior Fhippe Josa Pereira Leal, tho last
that His Esjessys government would desire 10 ssnL
Ala0, tie B aziliAn flag had been saluted with
twenty ons rounds ON the 26th or March.
The question OF navigation will alec be aettle1
ag7eeaby to the two governments, blu the condi-
tons Of tbs negotiations have mot appeared to Ne
prblic.
The squadron Is still anchored within three
leagues oil the waters OF Paraguay, and nosaing q
noe tss occurred at their anchorage.
Dates from Mortevide0 are to the goth Of April,
from which place there is no ne % of ion oortsuoe.
News from Buen0s Ayres TO the 10th informs Us II
great 6ep1e6aticDs committed by the Indians Ia tie
LteriCr, and shat the governmsnt ia making active
arrepgemt ats to control them.
FrelRhts to Urited States are firm, from 70s. 10
with the cargo of oil Of the Maris which was con-
cernred trd sold In port.
No news from cur squadron on the coast. or tbs
seat Il war. f. 81. B.
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mn sNDA 2 1855

tails year may know their zisssk. When crops
are collected (and trey bid fair &c be pleetifd, pro
visions vii cone down 20 the old sIsrdsrd prices,
wsicr are lees than haiti what they have ever bsca
is Ne~ York. Now. as regards speculssiors in
these parts. have cuy 70 cav thst nave seen aud
beard enough TO safety ms that saaa vet make .
ten strike. besises securing mp 160 acres OF land.
II you CT az oce iGteDd farming. would mot
hesiafe saying. "Come end be neig Ibor TO mo" Bat
copside Jog the little information no have will
With held ~ advice until | return from my explo.
rirg expeait.cn, which will bs on Saturday. Ca
Sundsy viii write you again, giving you all tho
information can. One word a. regards coming
out here. All have 10 make up sheif minds to put
up with rough fare and rough people, and advise
no one to come here full Of expectations.
j am lot % al disappointed. Ihsve had hard
time. but have cow got my family comsortab .,
ano they appear to be ooptcnted and. happily, the
family We are with are plain farmers, having plenty
70 est, eh'ck.ns and eggs and such like. Intend
ksepirg my family hers until have everything
comfortable for them In the Territory. advise
every man who proposes to bring bis family into
this Territory, not 10 do SO until he has pro-
vided for sheir coming. He can conveniently
leave them at some farmers house In Miss ,uri, and
Car cross over to them whenever he wishes
Please send ne lot Of HaRALDs from LIST Of May
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when Soldiers 6 Die I'm sAc Lane Of Duty
TO THE sDTroR OF THE HERALD.

TO The hDITOR OF TIN HERALD.
have read Attorney General Cusaings recent
opI ion in relation to the inquiries presented 70
him by The Hon. Mr.. NJ Clelland, upon the tlus
construction Of the Persion act, IS to when man
may be said to die In the line of duty" to snttls
bis widow to pension. His argument 10 elsbsrAts.
and not ct s,ted in language likely to bs undorteod
Is strikes my mind, however, that the error Of his
whole ans ser is TO te found In the fact that Tie
oDus Of proof Of his net "dyng 10 the line Of duty
rests with che government. Il In enough for 3
widow two three thousand miles from the seat q
war, 10 mako out the death Of her husband. Indsel
this information Is usually sent 70 her BY ofcsrs a.
dsd in the service that service, TOO, that he 80
swern TO support, the presumption is that he "dis9
in the line Of duty" II not the officers Of the gov
ernment who were win him ct the time Of his d6afh.
NOT. The reput Of his death ID, BY tho surgeon.
ahd on recora1n the War or Navy Department, =
the case may be.
pertinent y present 70 prove tAst fact. Il alss
PROVE he death, ard generally the disease Of wbidh
be died. YET, strange 70 tell, II widow spoliss fss
pensios, with these facts under the eye Of ~
ssr SabsnS f'' ss IN 's &: Gp0n Of ds
That r next to refusing her psaaon.
for Il sfmpcssble fer her to prove OF whas disease
no oiled, when she y mAny th,ussnn auss ~
san further d.fcnitv 70 cases Of This kind, Ia toe
curious cifcums ance that where = sailor died =
the hospital In The immediate vicinity o. ING ssae O
busfsnd died n he iino Of duty, before she csa Oh
tain pension. admit Congress did not intend; !.
rh t. ne ala not die In thu limo Of daty. But
shsn !, WIS not contemplated By these prcvisi00s
ibss tie widow ssoald undertake 70 prove en- i'm
sossibsIisy. She could not know that he died 10
| IL ipo Of duty. The government could only knew
That fact; and when he did not 90 die, b tac bad
| ness OF the government, mot the widows, TO ness
| ont thstfaN. II widow ssl1 for hOu1ty ianAf sr
ire services Of her husband, the goveyvm, mt ex-
smires its records ard II II IL found he ID marked
deseffef, she cannot receive any land; ami that y
ere course yhe government shoald pursue n Pea
| sisn cases. II hes NO night to ask the wMow -
| prove FER husband died Ia the Hue OF duty. be
| did not die In ms lire OF duty, the government
krovs II, or ought 70. from Lee records Any other
decision vlrtuIIy Coaea the pensioa cficc against
| the poog so3 aged widows Of tho gallant dead.
4 aVtDIsn Vs yHn WAA " IAN
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ton from the regularly constituted authorities Of
the Territory Of Kansas which win be priDia faeie
evidence OF his qualification, and will entite BIN TO
his seat until the question Of qualification u adj
Indicated II Is usual refer contested elections TO
acommittee, and there y no reason why any other
proceeding should be adopted in this case nor u Il
proper that this contest should be allowed 70 cut
any figure in the organization of the House
The fret, the most important duty OF the Ameri-
can Representatives is the establishment OF the
American party as national organization. Let
this be their paramount object. Let them take
their position n reference only to this subject and
all win be well They win entitle themselves TO
the gratitude OF the whole country, and will se-
cure the success of American principles
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More Prescription.

We understand that r. b. Dietrich, Esq,
was yesterday removed from the General Land
Office, for the heinous offence OF being mem
Der OF the American party.
Frank. Pierce threatened TO crush the Amer
lean party, and this is a sample Of the means
he takes to do It. A faithful and efficient off,
Ger is removed, and time-serying sycophant
appointed in his place. The business Of the
people is left undone, litigation and ruin fol-
lows; but what cares he True, he swore to
support the constitution, and to sec that the
laws were faithfully executed But Whit are
the constitution and laws in comparison to the
behests OF Bishop Hughes And what car 9
he for the welfare and happiness of the people
Of the United States, IL he can crush the Amer
lean party? Simpleton! does he not know
that the American party is founded on the
principles Of eternal truth and justice; and the
more he attempts to prosecute 1t, the more sig
nal and complete viii be its triumphs? But
there are circumstances Of friendship betrayed
and hospitality abused in this case, which rem.
der It peculiarly black, and which may here
after receive attention from us. They are, in
fact, Of such character as should and will sink
the author Of them to eternal infamy, in the
opinion Of all good men.
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TO whom Patronage is Dispensed

We invite the attention Of our readers to the
SLOWING extract from an exchange, which
shows how the patronage of the General Gov
eminent has been dispensed by this admins
tration:
{" In Connecticut, the editor OF the New Haven
Resister Is collector Of the port Of New Haven ;
the editor Of the Bridgeport Farmer Is collector at
Bridgeport the editor of the Middletown Sentinel
IS collector at Middetown; the editor of the Nor
wich Aurora il postmaster at Norwich; the editor
of the New London Star is inspector at New Lon
don. in Massachusetts,, the editor of the Boston
Post Is naval officer at Boston one Of the edito-
rial corps of the Times feeds at the public crib
the editor of the Barnstsble Patriot is collector at
Barnstablc; the owner Of the Lowell Advertiser is
postmaster at Lowell; the owner of the administra-
ton paper at Taunton Is postmaster there; the
editor Of the Pttsfeld Sun Is postmaster at Pitts
feid--and so on to the end of the chapter"
Is there any wonder that newspapers should
asssiI the American partys Is II strange that
such bitter and unreIenting war should be
waged by sdpendiary press against the will
OF the peoples Another fact Is proven by this
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A ROYAL SwsDlER--0R, How THE KIro OF
NAPLES Cor HIS SPLENDID CARPET.-It was lately
said that the King Of Naples was likely to embroil
himself In a war with England. The King has
committed one of those petty acts of mean swind-
ling, that despot can lawfully practice. The
whole plot is thus clearly developed: King Ferdi-
nand OF Naples, 1t appears, ordered splendid set
of carpets from an English Manufacturer which
were made to size, and ornamented with the royal
arms. The manufacturer accompanied his goods
10 Naples, which were refused, on the impertinent
ground that they we're never ordered, although he
produced the order In writing. He was told to sell
them but that waaimpossible, as they had the royal
arms on them. He was commanded TO put them
and export them. The vessel was then refused a
clearance, and the carpets we're landed.
He was then told to sell them at auction. A
very low bidding was made, and no advance fol
lowed and he was not allowed to buy them in. He
rot for them much less than the export duty he
had paid. But what became Of the carpets' They
we're actually bought At egction by one of the
Kings agents, against whom nose dared to com
pete. and now cover the floor of the palace for
which they had been fabricated. The manufhc-
turer complained to the British consul, who de-
manded redress, which was refused. But since
the fall Of Sebastopol the King BECAME frightened,
and has offered pecunIary reparaton for his ats
tempted pecuniary swindling His coin sill pro-
badly be accepted, as Great Britain can claim
nothing beyond ample repsratiop for this ndiyidu-
Al injustice
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MARRIED.

Al New York, on Thursday November Is, BY tho
Rev DIR. Taylor, JAMES LoRnaxR GRAHAM, IT., to
JOSIE A., daughter Of Thomas Garner, Esq.
In Newark, New Jersey, on Thursday evening,
November 18th, by the Bishop Of New Jersey assist
ed by the Rev. DR.. Henderson, j. NJ. GKy4ss, gnvoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipotep ie-, Of his
Majesty the King Of the Netherlands 10 ae Court Of
ST. Petersburgh, to Miss CArHARNE MANIA wHfoHr,
States Senator.
On the 2lst instant, by the Rev. George d. Cum.
MINIS CHARLES A. SHERMAN, Of New York CITY, TO
SARAH d., daughter Of Joseph H. Bradley, ESQ.,, Of
this city. sT3& tio 81 ag'7.
November 18th, by Rev. A. Griffith Mr.. ISAAC NJ
Britain TO Miss MARTHA ANN WHITE all of this CITY,
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ny THE MORNINGS MAIL.
Rarrisbnrq Afairs.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 20.-The Court of Quar-
ter Sessions is now being held. Several violations
ofthe liquor law are to be tried, and also Henry
Smith, indicted for the murder Of Mr.. Cram, far
mer, residing near Harrisburg last fall, and burn
ing his house In the case Of Prof. Hines, the
colored barber, indicted for an assault and battery
and attempted rape, the jury to-day found a ver-
dict Of guilty Of assault and battery.
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Robbeyp or a Raiiroad once.

EAsroN, Pa, Nov. 20.--The Office OF the Belvi-
dere Delaware Railroad at PhiIlipsburg was robbed
this morning Of about S700. The robbery is sup
posed to have been committed by the Short
Boys from New York, who were attending the
dedication of the Taylor monument
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IVisconsin Election.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Returns nom Wisconsin
render the election Of Bassford, Republican, 70
Governor, certain. Only Douglass and Laport'
counties are to be heard from.
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Dedication Of tie TAYLOR Monument.

RAsroE, Pa, Nov. 20.--The dedication Of the
monument to George Taylor, one of the signers Of
the Declaration Of Independence, took place to-day,
with imposing ceremonies. The address was de-
livered by the Hon. A. E. Brown, and there was
quite large attendance Of citizens and military
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We learn from the Richmond Wing that the
contest among the various sspirants for the seat in
the United States Senate now occupied by Mr. Ma
son is increasing in warmth and interest as the pc
Rod for the meeting Of the Legislature approaches.
How many candidates viii be in the field finally,
we have no means yet Of determining, That there
win be several, however, seems now quite proba-
BILE Floyd, Letcher aud Mason are already on the
track.
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lYeslertn Ttade.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.--Hogs are better, with
sales at 81. But few are offered for immediate de-
livery. Mess pork selling Mt SIS. f
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7slcaraph once DESTROYED.

COLUMBIA, s. O., Nov ala fire yesterds
morning at Macon, Georgia, destroyed the South
ern Telegraph Office and Floyds Hotel, togethe
with other buildings. The loss Is not ascertainet
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AMERICAN NATIONAL CoSyEsT1oN.--A call has
been Issued for convention of the National Ame-
rican party, to assemble at Philadelphia, July 10,
1856, to nominate candidates for President and
Vice President. The last National Convention Of
the American party was held in Trenton, New Jer-
sey, July 5, 1852. Nueteens States we're represented
by delegates, Massachusetts, among the number.
Hon. Jacob Broom was President Of the Conven-
ton, from Pennsylvania, and John M. 0xton, Of
Massachusetts,, Secretary.
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. The Bank Of Augusta, has declared semian-
nua dividend of four per cent. being at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum.
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Or IN NEW BEDroRp.--There are but abou
q, 900 barrels Of whale oil, and IL 900 barrels
sperm oil, in first hands in New Bedford.
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NEBRASKA ELKcTIos.-The election In the Terri
tory Of Nebraska for delegate to Congress hal
resulted in the success Of Bird B. Chapman, Esq.
the Democratic candidate. There we're three othe
candidates.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-22

CTr Philadelphia has the largest debt
Of any city in the Union, being nearly double Of
even that of extravagant San Francisco.
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There are l4l new members elected TO the 34tl
Congress, and % old members reelected.
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DIED.

Left this world for the home of her Saviour on the
evening of the 2lst MARY AUGUSTA, eldest daughter
Of the late James and Margaretta France
sfs- The friends of the family are requested 10 at
tend her funeral from the residence Of her mother
sol, Seventh street. Friday afternoon, at O'Clock
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QUESTION FOR ARrrHxErIcrAss.--Can any one
tell us how many " immense favorites" there are
now connected with the stage of the United Statess
What critioue viii make the estimate?
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MAIL RoBBERY.-A bag containing the Southern
mail was stolen from the Post Office door in Cold
water, on the l4th instant. One hundred dollars
reward Ia offered.
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There we're only six deaths in Memphis las
week. out Of population of 10000.
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paragraph, viz; that it mattsrsnot what prin-
ciples the paper advocates, SO it adheres to the
administration. All these are Northern papers,
and most of them ultra Northern in their views,
yet they are fed from the Treasury. This is
The consistency Of this administration.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-22

RACHEL AND HKR PRorIrs.--The New York Til.
bune figures up that on Rachels 20 nights in that
city, averaging $4,000 each, her portion is 81, 200
per night s34, 800 in all, and Mr.. Felix, the man.
ayers. S23, 200.
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REwARD.-The Mayor of Alexandra has offered
reward Of 81 900 for the apprehension and con.
vction Of the person or persons who fred Dowell's
china store on Friday night last.
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The Mobile Register is confident that the pro-
ject Of establishing steamship line between that
city and New York win succeed. The capitalists
Of Mobile have taken hold Of the matter, and near
y money enough to purchase the Quaker City has
been subscribed.
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SHoorIse AT LEwIsPoRr, Ky.--We learn from
Mr.. Huston Of the Rainbow, that on Saturday af-
ternoon, Mr.. Thomas s. Lowe and George Smith
became engaged in difficulty at Lewisport, Han.
cock county. Lowe drew pistol and fred. The
ball hit the buckle Of Smiths suspender and gsnc-
ed else Il might have caused fatal wound.
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rsS- The Member, ofWnshiry,

To- The Members ofWashington Camp,
No !, and all other young favorable to the Amer
lean cause, are requested to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall Navy Yard ON Friday, (28d instant at clock
P. NJ, to Join in the Torch Light Procession.
By order Of Camp No. L:
nov 2l--ltk - ~. ~. i 81 SLATER p