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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-07

n, business Men.-A Rare Cbnucc
dhe olock aud Fixtures OF a First Glass Fsnv o.
store, The yery best stand in tho city ia cT,S e
Inquire at ths ONCE "a "a a., sa"'
Wtder's Patent SaInnlnder snCe. r,,
- sIs FFoo SAFE In the void; with Wlers paisot
u ,g,,r enl Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by <
Over ths Quinsig lmond Bank a. ii'' 1s,, ~
nv D"'fc"" % Lard llsi received and for salo
oa a., DRAPER CLARK
"" washington square.
-. y. ". blake will give instruction 10 cassas
inaEiduat, In the Ancieu AMI Modern laupuagrs Main
enasac'' &C., ~ no. . Bowdoin street. ani0 deod0u
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c X. WETHERFLL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
d15 AN'' DLoOA' Worcester, Mass
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HENRY C. RIGS

Z n
- attorney and Counsellor al Laao,
NO. Brlnley Hall, Worcester. Mass
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A. Prentiss. Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
and Stone Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance l41
Main street House Crescent Street All orders viii
meet With prompt attention Particular attention paid to
Drafting Machinerv. dec2O dtf
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D , % CinwSOn Kelley. Analytical Physician
NC consulted by ladies and gentlemen at his Office
gSrnsr o. Church and Mechanic Streets Worcester
"a lilu kSDAY and FRIDAY, the 9Th ana 7tt
man system w5,s4et.s ~ " Wy 30 NJ
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PAINTING * Urawing.--MIss GRAVES will
reopen her School for treating In the above departments
on SATURDAY, Dec. S, at AN
Rooms, Qlinsigamond Bank Building directly over .h
Office Of Ron. Isaac Davis al an
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Sawin- Lyon, n BranItaITs QUADRILLE
BAND. (for q cry Dormapis Band.)
DIRECTOR. ". LYON.


A. P. WARE, proprietor of the One Prlce CloZhins-
Hoase, 6S and ITO Main St, Worcester, desires tn
call the attention OF his customers ana the public gener
ally, = bis very arge and ex client stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING :!
This stock IS new, containing many very Superior Styles
oil garments in patterns Of improved shapes fitting with
much beauty and symmetry. The
= u q =
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COLEMAN & PUTNAM,

Cameo Knobs aud Crops, with Pins, in setts
or separate Many and desirable patterns with rcn
setting, and will be sold low, By
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MRS. 5, p. BOSWORTU
NABLB DRESS-M MAKER
40. Nt"Oury street, Worcester
JyZ9 DIFF
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= oaIn OF a lhoEsa nd FtaVyeys .-Reader
w, ~ w 7h neaotiui complexion If So US the 7,n
LEohSand ffoDers" 1t eradicates all Tan PIN Mes
and freckies from the face. For washing ard shavn
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfumed
brea hit has no equGii '-Aso
FEIRIpGE & CO., Boston +; G. R. spURR, sole AGENT
for Worcester. led ' sue gent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-07

The BOOK CHILDREX.-We are pleased to an
nounce that these talented children, whose elocu-
tionary powers and correct deiineations of the
most difficult passages of English classical litera-
ture have been the wonder and delight of thou
sands beth sides Of the Atlantic, will visit Wor-
cester again on Tuesday evening of next week,
upon which occasion Lora Gordon and Anna Isa-
bella viii appear in the difficult characters OF Mac.
beth and Lady Macbeth, and Lora Gordon will
read an entire act OF Bulwer's a Lady of LYONS"
impersonating all the various characters in that
portion of this beautiful play. The performances
viii be diversified with music, and other shorter
rccitations, songs, and representations, as be
fore.
So rich and rare and intellectual an entertain
ment is seldom offered to the citizens of Worces-
ter. and those who can appreciate talent of the
highest order, who would encourage modest merit
and crafty a taste for intellectual pleasures at
the same time, will be sure to attend the next en-
tertainment offered by the Boon Children.
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C'nfAin's DasuerrcOtyPe sSOoEIss. ISIS Main
street, opposite American Temperance House. II
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l.. B. NiCHOaN. M. n

HoHEoP ATHIG PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE III MAIN ST. OFFICE EoUan
FROM TO 3 AND TO O'clock 2. NJ
Worcester, 1t. 20, 1858 DIFF
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DR.. A. j. HOWE.

A y I = I 4 4 = e
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At Law.
NO rs Main street,. .......-....W Worcester, Mass
mSoO aWff
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W. w. RICE.
4 7 o NEY AT LAW,
No, Worcester Bank Block, .Pos,sr s,~o.
JyISt WORCESTER. MASS (dkwtf
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WILLIAM bIChINSoN,
ROTARY PUBLIC,
No. lis Main street, Worcester.
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Dysqefs'a can be- Cured,

Cark's Block corner of Main al Mechanic streets
259 Main street d3nSy6m 90
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Guardian snle.

virtue Of an orderof sale TO me directed, issued
~ by the Probate Court of Fairfield county, i will
ssil al public yendue, on the premscs. on SaurSag
dsy Of aagst 1855, between the hours Of 10
q. NJ; ana O'Clock =. NJ OF said day, the following
described Real Estate, to-wt Being one fourth ofthe
Two undivided hnh parts of the Southwest Quarter OF
Seoiion number twenty-fcur, (24) Township number
Twelve G2) Range numbortwenty (eO) except thirty.
nree t53 acres sold of Of the Wesl side of said Quar-
yer erseeton Also the one-fourth OF the undivided
nun parts Of the following described tract or parcel Of
ahd being Forty 4O acres OF the Southeast Quarter
OF said Section, particularly described as follows.
commencing at the Louthwest Of said South
east Quarter Section; thence East IA 27 chains 10
Stone; thence North % "a chains 10 stone; thence
west lO chains TO stone; thence North 1G "A chains
10 astone on tho half section line; thence West.
lo chains TO The Northwest corner OF said Quarter
secton thence South 40 81 chains to the place of be-
ginning. Sadiands all in Fairfield county and
In Clearcreek township, -
Terms Of Saie-one-thrd cash In hand and the resi-.
due in two equal annual payments with Interest secr-
cd by mortgage. First tract appraised at $3.50 second
tract appraised at $40. ~ - Z
HENRIETTA MCINTYRE, .
Guardian ofJohn Mcintyre, Minor.
STINcnCoMB & SnAw, AttoTneys, '-g1T.'s'
July 20, Is55-5w12pf$4,50 t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Guardian Snie.


1 s'5ue o. 9 ~ order sale 70 directed from
EDs, we Court OF Probate IN and for the Con,ti ~
~ rrnsiu aid State Of Ohio, Iwli orer for salo n, nb
nc sendue on Saturday, tie Sh day ef S
p'sweeh % ~ INC hours or 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o,iic2
t ~; VI sa,u day, on the premises, the one un,Ii
uuueu u cqnai third part OF tho following descTiIcJ
lual Estate' mat Is 10 say hing and bSiIe m t,.
s"u1 OF fairleld aforesaid ,Lcginnng nj M. Eonth
oonhdary OF SECTION twenty six {96) fownshfn tweIr
range twenty (20) In The centre of the Zanesyil,c
and MaSsyille Turnpike Road; therce North 2l1ide.
erees East ~ chains To post neartIe East side az
sio ROAD; henee West IL O2 ch uins7tO Tho Section
me; thence North on the Section line 10 03 chains N
W. @ eorner Of j. s. Hamiiton's lot; thence
ast - chains TO post near tho West side OF said
.uthpke road; thence North CO chains to pont n,
ne centre olsad Road: thence East 10 90 ehainI io
none IN the line OF james Nors land; thence South
% ehnins TO stone; thence East IL 81 chains 10
oei tnehce south 81 chains to stone: West
n % ehalhsto stone; thence South SIS chains 10
stone IN inc section line: tenWest 10 % chains 10 lin
pace ol beginning, containing forty mine (40l acres
more orloss The above lands will be sold by me an
,ne " guardian Of George w. Moore md Cnihurine
loore VINO are mnors,and each entitled 10 one couA
undivided sixth part OF said lands, 4 s-7s
Terms Of Sale--o third cash In hand one ,li,d II,
que year ana the residue in two years. with interest
rom tne day OF sale secured by mort gage on the
ises. @ Each one undivided third appraised nt s375,
yGos. CASPERT B1TLER,
Guardian of Caiharine and George w Moore. .uiiors
nrINcAcoMB Shaw, Attorneys for Petitioner
Augusta, ls55--5wI4pf$5 tf-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

John Fettitt states. on oath, that he re-
sides on Green street above Wenzal, op-
Posite to Ambruster's brewery. In the af-
teruoon of. Monday Telection day1 the
Germans commenced firing their guns
from the brewery upon innofensive citizens
passing by. He believes that there was q
large number of Germans collected in the
brewery. One of the bullets fred from il
lodged In the door of his Pettiu's1 home.
All tins occurred before there had been
any manifestation of disturbance in The
1neighborhood, and while everything was
quiet before the brewery was attacked by
the Americans and before tho Americans
had even made any demonstration in the
fneigborhond, JOHN PETTITT.
Sworn to before me this 18th day oil
August 1856.
]. G. BAIRD, ,J.P.J.c.
About 9 o'clock in the evening of the
day OF the election I was standing on Shel.
by street near Madison, conyersinr with
William II. Richardson ond two other
gentlemen. when volley Of musketry was
tired upon US bysome persons in conceal,
ment. ! exclaimed to Richardson that
my leg was broke" he replied that nhe
was shot too" We made the best retreat
we could. met with hack, however,
very oppoItunely, and threw myself into il.
Richardson also otiuto it as best he co,,ld
and we were carried off with great steed
the Germans aud Irish pouring their shot
uponthe driver while he was endeayorinu
to extract US from our dilemma. / knew
no cause for-ttiis attack. except that we
were known to belong to the American
party. Three. large elugs were shot
through my leg. below the knee. Nv leo
bono. is badly shattered. ?
'----ir1- JAMES LEATHEAD. {
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th August 1856. .
R. r. BAIRD, N. P. /
L. Bergman German, residiag on cor.
ner Of Jefferson and FIoid, states: That
on Saturday night, during the passage Of
the American procession, he had display
cd from the upper window of his house, a
oanner with the motto eve come to live
and not rule" That in consequence Of
this, on the following night, party OF
some hfty Germans paraded in front Of his
house, carrying an efigy of him, and
using violent threats toward him, and that
during the whole day of the election he
could not so outside of his door without
having fists shaken at him in a threatening
manner by germans in the neighborliood,
who told him that they would cut off his
arms, and that he should not come out of
his house at.all. Bergman is proud to call
himself an American citizen and advocates
American principles. He believes that
he can convince any of his eountrymen
that by their simple oaihs of allegiance
they are bound to support the American
principles. Even yet he is continually
subjected to menances and threats. ,,7-'
LAWRENCE BERGMAN.
Aug. l9h, 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
GAZETTE for the CAMPAIGN
FOR Nh d,ENT,S

The extraordinary phase that is now be-
ing taken by the various political parties Of
the State, requires that the American Re-
publican cause should notbe lost sight Of
The principles of Americans should tr
read by every true friend of his country.
Let every true American see that an A.
merlcan paperis in the possession of every
family.
We will furnish the Gaze!ie until the
goth Of October next for25 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
sherifss Sale

u,,r "a. Ias sssss Of oAi0, Fai.fsd CsuniE. a..
EbCnSuANf 70 The command Of third orda, AZ
sa.e, not1 the Court OF Common Pleas In and for
is ,ana . me directed viii eGcE az pubic
A. 70 ntanoaster, on Saturday The 6fh
iosS - Ss.2eer a. " 1855, between the honrs OF 10 ~
Sloes @ a. ~ and O'Clock P. NJ. thc fooWinr desc,s.
Iso real estste 20 wit4 eeioO acres on land beias
~ i, .oTnship No ID OF Range No. 49, OF the rnitsS
..nas % az Ghtcothe Appraised at SIS acre.
nc Soia as tas property OF Elizabeth and catha-
esins Of Sale cash, Nbf. POTTER. sheriH.
u...,. BE: g. =. n. WIsEMAN, Doputy.
augnst 30, 1855 kwfz n.eaas, N
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
SheriF,s Sale.

TAs ssets ef oAio, FaisfslS cOuatv, a..
DURsU4NT to the command or ard .,.,.. os..,A
~ rom t9s Court OF Common Pieas OF aaid county
@ 70 me airected, win offer at public sale N tho
ossoeer, 1858 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
tass Sioek = the following described Real Es-
~ 10Y 10. y IN the central addition TO tho
Rna,aa soa as tne property OF George H. Houser ana
T nls s wlte, at the suit Of Edward Calkins
-etn,s otsate Cash WM, POTTER, Sheri0
Hunter aud Daugheriy, attorneys.
. tancastes' august 3d. lsSS-5wI7pfs3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Il. s. siaughlcr Esq.

A private note from this gentleman tc
Alfred Williams, Esq, published in yester.
days "DEaocRAr" puts our prcpdricating
Sag Nicht neighbors of the Eagle in a
worry unpleasant situation. lie promises tc
return shortly and enter the good work o.
the campaign.-His many friends will hni
his return with pleasure. ti e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
LRaAL ADVERTIsErIENTs.
shsria,s saIs

rae ssais sr oAis, Fsi.Gsi6 cssafy,ss.
plhSUAAr:to Ihe command ofan order Of sale from
~ ue Soert OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield eoantV
~ and 20 me directed, WIN oer at public sale q,
~ ,,oo,e N lancaster on ss,urda fks sofk Ssr
4. NJ and O'Clock p NJ, the foioWi,S das.si :
iS a. fs,ate to,wit Lots Nos. o. TO- IL R is ie and
w. 1Inh =. hampson's addition TO the town OF plea
10 sat SIG Lot No. II at Sas Not No is al s1o ~.
n1 - a, SSOi Lot No. 10 at % and Lot No IL nd 81
Pc sSid as the property OF W. w. Stewart 10 saiis
" Nc 'Ailsrfortheu use OF David Cupp. '-''-
.n~,, WM. PoTTER. sheri6.
August q, lsss-swlGpfSs ~, DePu'I'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
MAKRlED,

On the 10th inst, by The Rev.-L Sehlosser Mr. HA-
YER N, N, COAL and Miss MARY E. GILL; both of
w slhnt township, Fairfield county.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. GEORGE BARN
II ART and Miss ELIZABETH SMITH, both Of Violet
Township, Fairfield county,
On the 23rd mst by the Rev. J. NJ. Jameson nj the
residence OF Mr.. Mangns, Mr. GEORGE W. SHOE
MAkkR and Miss NANCY cHENEoWETH ofMiI-
lerspou.
On the Path inst, by the same, at his residence Mr.
DANlEL WOLF and Miss LURANY FOX, OF Clear
creek township. 't's
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Rand Noficn

NOTICE Is hereby given, that a petition will be-
IN Will be represented 10 the Commissioners OF Far-
field county, at their regular session In September
next praying Tor alteration Of much OF The road
loading from Baltimore 10 Mllersport as lies between
s., and the Ohio Canal; said alteration 10 commence
where the road strikes the south line Of the southeast
quarter OF section No. 5, running east the section
Groves to the Ohio Canal thence north on the eravcr
bank Of the Ohio Canal 10 inersect the road on said
bank. .-s MANY PETIT IONRRg.
Walnut ttoRnship. .August 2. Is55a - 5tl5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
REMOVAL.

Mcssrs. WItsoS McGREw & Son have
removed their Jewrlry Establishment from
l37 Main street, TO the South, West cor.
nerof Main and Fourth Streets, seven
doors north ofthcir old stand Cincinnati.
The Queen City cannot boast Of a bet
ter Establishment Of the kind than theirs
See their advertisement in this paper.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Probate Notice.

NoTICB is hereby given 10 all persons Interested
that the accounts and vouchers Of the Estates of
Richard Frasnre, Robert Young and William Davis.
have been aed tnthe Probate Court Of Fairfield coun
~, Ohio, for inspection and settlements and that The
same will be for hearing the o7th day Of Aug,st
ID. 1855, or as soon thereafter may be convenient
.fs VIRGIL 4. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster, AuguslV 2, 1e5S--3wla
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Prohafe Nn,inn-

~. q hereby given thatthe account & yone.
qalena Wngoner, and H. B. Ant, Adminis,Ua,Mag % Mag
91sOier have been fied IN The Probate Cot Of
md tht ~, ,Souniy ohio for inspection and settlement
gay OF September next, or as soon thereacr ne ne
iui oe Sohe enient. " K. SHAW, Probate JUDGE 20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Probate Notlcs.

N01liCE .is hereby given that Alexander Muar
fl'Nd %nafaisn IN tunacy Of Susanpah KnappeT. ha,
r us acconns and youehersin the Probate cony,
o, Trie,d County Ohio, for inspection and settle
lith day Of September next or as soon IN 'ne
may be conv enient. 'Noie4i'er as
Lancaster, August l6, ls55-3wI5 ''o ''uso.s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30

AN the oand day Of August, 1e55 the Probate Court
" Of Fairfield county Ohio, declared the Estate Of
John Eyersole, decd as probably inaolvent, and ap
pointed the nndereigDed as Commissioner 10 receive
settle and adiust all claims against said Estate Credit
therefore hereby notified and required 10 pre-
claims the Esate 20 ahe undefsgned
al the oee Of G. 6teinmAn, Esq. in the Oily ofIauy
CASTER for allowance within six months from
above mentonsdor Aeyeii moi DO entitled 70 Fe1ss
ment GEORGE SAEDE RSON, Cons n
. lancaster, august sS, isS5 --ewis. q =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Prohnte Not;cc.

AL Is hereby giyento all persons interested
Emgksf bis account anu IN me !, pr
and Sa raasT ma County Ohio for inspection
nearing on the 2sth day OF nest ~ ~ & 70,
thereafter as may be convenient ,e'rt - '0oh
Lancaster, august 30, le55--SwI7 '"use'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Probate Malice.

III NoSIlCHds hereby given that james Picka.,rr.
dSS SS1Sag,n ~ ofJgcoo Morton and Martin
offairisld county, Ohio, and that The s,, DoHtL
hpeetlSn hnp md will besettled on the i,h senlen
''' ~ le'O' OF as soon thereafter may be-
August IS, le55--3wi5t '00a'e' 'udsc' =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Probate Notice.

nv hereby given TO all persons Interested
sHas yanesJ. Church, Admnistrator of Ila ~,
atS .iS OF IInis A. kagy, deceased has ed lis acco
d ni the Probate Court OF Fairdeid c5n,
VIII come on for bearing the 18th day OF
u'A'' OF as soon thereafter as may be Convenient
3 -. VIRGIL 4. SHAW, Probate Jndmo
Lancaster, august %, leS5--swis OD'se Judge
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
nELIGIOUs NOTICE,

BY permission of Divine Providence the
Rev, Bishop MoRRIs will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Sabbath
next at O'Clock A. NJ.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Estate of Jacob ShmtIer

NplIcE Is hereby given, that the subserfbers have
oeen appointed and qualified asExecutor re- ESocn
Soubsy: licensed. ELEANOR SHELTER. ES'triv
aug 9o-SwH THEODORE SHEFFER, ,Ex,toT
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
Estate OF Jnmcs Al. Ba1xer.

NIoTIcE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the Estate Of James AZ Baker, deceased, late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio Dated al Lancaster, this 1st
day OF August, 1855, SYLVESTER STITH, Adm.
August 2, lS65-3wl3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-30
L. A. WHITLEY.
> Noiafy Public.

ANSWly@ IuOilv.
: Charles Hodgd states on oath: / was
with Buyh on Monday, August G. about /
o'clock, and went with him in buggy 10
the First ward polls; we had been there
buta few minutes when cur attention was
called to a crowd running up Shelby st. =
We drove up Shelby street TO whore the
crowd was, near Green street. There
We're Two parties, one American the other
German. Isaw NO arms gmong the Amer
leans; the Germans were aA armed with
guns and rifles. Bligh aud Gilmore were
eudeeyoring to get the crowd to goin dify
erent directions aud to-kecp quiet. When
bhgh and myselfturned to leave tho Cor
MANS they fred upon MS. After wo had
driven about half n square, Dhgh got out
OF the buggy aud drove away. e
CHARLES HODGE.
Subscribed and sworn to This llth Aug.
1855, before me. LA. whITELEY.
Notary Public.
lohnVog, states; About 9 o'eloek ON
the 9th Of August, While was standinr
on the corner Of Clay aud Madison streets !.
! saw q hack going up Madison. l was
strongly induced BY several Americans 4,
several Germans 10 hre upon The Ameri-
cans who were in the haci,Tql / did so,
hitngboth barrels ofaloaded shotgun; Il
! Was loaded with small shot. After firing,
WAS attacked and wounded hy.an AmcFs,
fsan patty; IseanEog ,ell'Nfsn tfss Were,.s-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-18
gelctt gtorp.
THE VOLUNTEER CoUNs Ell.
a TALE OF JOHN TAYLOR.

John Taylor was licensed, when q mere
youth Of twenty one, to practice at the bar
one of.the eastern cities. He was poor
but well educated, and posed extraor dina
ry genius. The graces of his person, COM
bined with the superiority Of bis, intellect.
enabled him to win the hand of a fashiona.
BILE beauty. Twelve Months afterwards the
husband was employed by wealthy firm Of
the city to go on q mission as land agent to
the west. Asa heavy salary was offered,
Taylor bade farewell to his wife and infant
son. He wrote back every week, but re-
ceived nota line in answer. Six months O.
lapsed, when he received a letter from his
employers that explained all. Shortly after
his departure for the west, the wife and her
father removed to the Mississippi. There
she Immediately obtained a divorce by an
act Of the Legislature, married again forth
with, and TO complete the climax Of base
cruelty and wrong. had the name Of Tay-
lor's on changed TO that Of Marks--that Of
her second matrimonial partner. This per
fdy rendered Taylor insane. His career
from that period became eccentric in the
Grst degree. AT length fever carried him
offat comparative early age, OAe incl
dent in his life ia thus given; oi l,l5i a.t III
b Atan early hour on The 9th Of April, 49,
40, the court house ina Clarksville, Texas,
was crowded 10 overlooking. Save in the
war times past there had never been such
a gathering in Red River country, while the
strong feeling apareat on every flushing
face will sufficiently explain the lnatters
stiAt tho close ef 1899, George Hopkins
one Of the wealthiest planters and most in
duential mon Of EoFthen Texas. offered q
gross insult to Mary EIlston, the young
wife Of the oversesr. The husband threat
ened to chastise him for the outrage where
upon tile planter loaded his gun, went to
EIliston's house, and shot him in his owr
door. Tie murderer was arrested and Bail
Fed to answer thc, charge, This produced in