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HaLApoN SPRINGS. AL4-Tbe nro. ,s.u.s

peiofs of these Delighted Mineral Springs situate
healthy region Of pine woods, four miles Of
Tpmbigbe mi e north Of MOBILE the
those leaving the city for health pleasure during
completed the additional
contemplated and prepared
style comfort They pledge themselves
nothing shall wanting their make
d these Spfuga the most agreeable.
Of hese waters duly analysed
feesor Riddell Of The University Of Louisiana.
The Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains ia 100000 parts
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yK7HERE are made Mills of the ya,i

wv sisas capacity Steam, Water or Hoa
ranging hundred 10 five hundred dollars
grinding three to sixty bushels to the hpB according Il
diameter Of Burr, tho power appet mud the velocity gwen
Theas Mills Of Southern Invention, welt 50uthero
OF their excellence tha
crsang popularity extensive 1ae and the large capital eploy
their manufacture, 'FNs5
approved economical plan for boiling meal
and family -four Planters and pthers waiting MILE Ky
Boilers the home apjL
better suited by purehaBng Of tbs undersigned than by d0no
their Northern traps for grinding. -3&B5 N1
The following ho will show the prieea OF the various Mill
and the caree each put up in accordance with printed n
tons sent with each min.
4inch Burr price 800. Double GenIsd ss5 Capacity from n
bushels TO the hour. Velocity from $50 o 500 revolution n
minute. Band inches wide. :"
inch Burr price ss; Double eeaed tl4o Capacity from,
buuhesso the hour. Veocycm $50 To per MINI
Band inches wide. ..5.g5a s4 Ill.,
sinchas sIarge enough for any Horse Mil and from
IS inches enough for purposes whichever
is price si25 Double Cleared Sla0 Capacity
10 bushela Velocity rom 100 30 $50 revolutions
minute Band snches vide. ~
q4bth Burr price 1900 Capacity 10 10 Is bushels
Velocity from 400 500 revolutions Band inches wide
inch Bur price $3.50 Capacity nom II % 50 biahes 10 tho bon
Velocity from 400 10 500 Ievoaoua Band ~ inches vide
80 inch Burr price es00 Capacity from 10 10 % bshs hour
Velocity from $50 $50 revolutions man'e Band incbas w
Velocity from $50 revolutions pe minute Bind pca v
Mills the Mandatory COMPLETE in sysry PSI In
ready grinding when attached to appropriate and
printed accompanying the MIL AL orders ah III
Factory mail the Bddrens Of Willis p oeman N
bis Agents. will with prompt attention aud dispa
Terrns CASH all Mills soli fully
is9sd6wtolEb WILLIS COLEMAN Patsntes - Purristcr
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In cuIcu undeJgned respectfully soioa careful com
paison Analysis Of the above Springs with those
south examination he satisfied will establish
Invaluable in the treatment chronic
wi CHARLES cULLuN, Proprstar
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OFF TO THE LADIES Ar HAHN

~ THE USUAL PRICE-SeliDg stock of mi, and
seg ant silks for Drossea Richest Of Plaid ska styes new
style eolo richest quality Black es
Ran snd with sstn Plain Satin. all srtra
with
and Harees sdies Riding Evening Dresses
Robes and Fonnc Lsdes Rich Undsshirts ss
new style french and English Emhrodees
lsssts Sleeves and Collars Gepure onon and Vasn
oennes Lace Also jacone Swiss
zig and Man,as q the stes. Satin Sill
and Muslin shawa and Mana Inians Long Cloaks and
cred Robes Caps and Heods shaws OF
quality style Shell Combs Bags Pursas and
Boxes snd Card Cases. style; Rich Trimmings
for CoaaH and Mantas and too
nas A our stock Of Rich Dress csoa E
ooderies extensive, will
II the wiah Of proprietor his h
for te peIpos Europe going 10
chase any style SIX FOR Dresses Cloak
ss Ind il to their advantage we
oe our goods sale half b
NAL STREET. D. n KFFr M NO. lisa L. ga
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w NICKERBOGKER PATENT COOKING
RA sAH9gB-FIRsT FRgbfuh

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 1e7 Foy dra
street Nov Ors Hnd Bhs pats
gonsrs aa
BATHS AMERICAN XII LIst1 and ENCh WATER CLOS IA
WASH BASINS, FOUN fhINH BRASS FAUCETS Q. all kinA
COOKING ma GEES, GARDEN HU5E, HYDRAULIC RAsis
FORCE LIFT and sKEE PUMPS a:.sa ap a she sty
BLOCK TIN always ON sane SHIP and STEAMBOAT worn
ALL, repa nOtiee
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i4s,l9iO
to be udiee safely attribute
wats good Of dyspsp h where the sonoeh
The alkaline se u hs bearbonsto 81 uaas with and
ss the acids e the stomach and ia doing this
scts aud favorable influence the digestive and
nervous ysss relieving and sshir
on by the hthc acid dahsss acting by virtue Of the aka
ss Of ae ens ar as aG% ahs ns acid H.
a. as and overcoming the da,hss By
be Of great inter named purposes the
sadSn Vy Spring preferable il richer .ho basbonase
Carbonate Of soda cases Of hoping
eang sroiula bronshoces es And m evident that the Of
me water woad be mid substitute for the ocna alkaline
spharous waters are many and are with
epra proria1 scaba pyrias herpes etc. used ex
rnay recommended also ia Heterogeneous of the
goaf For these purposes Spring ood
De Ssed, being rich in suphurettsi hydrogen
So these The
u almost add that alkaline aeduoas
S in all hs sSahs 'ss,io1 Of country And
as !, n pleasant and health bringing mineral water.n
been effected by The use Of theso invaluable waters
Carriages attendance all
and from sbs aud for hs OF vofa during their
CONNER 3 wooTEN, Propris.ors.
BThe prcpeors beg TO append the following
these vae that the public for themselves Of their
We the nom personal s.gsI!snss VIM the quna
a Units giving opinion in favor the valuable pro-
peitss contained and the beneficial resulting
ae them, especially In chronic inf smmaons Of the
enal in The and aricua chronic rheumatism. caaes
= peculiar ssrSGs @ o. The skim hillary
i. A. LAMBERT D. MP.
". RusHToS, a.
faf feG2a9FT'
ie9s d&Wa il. RaUANET
sARoLiNA SEED PEAs.-5oo patent
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NoPARTNERSHIP.- have This Day assn.
saaisd eth me in basisss BENZ. y, HYNsoN and GEORGE
VI WOoDBERRY under the styis of GO W. HYNSON a en-
teiors. $50 ~SN am m ns u1 ~ ~ nsis
New Orleans, July l,lsst. w. HaN'G iui
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Arcade Hotel
Magazine street, between Gravier and Natohe
h. 3. MORSE, Proprietor.
~ The proprietor patrons an
he paoe that This vs knegn and popular establishment
has 6sen thoroughly during tbs
and newly furnished throughout large
obtained the renting the sdoang portion
which Will enable him 10 accommodate
| cusiomers than last winter. 1870
has spared by the proprietor
continuance Of the
eIefton will be himself
aoourn of his guests not only comfortable agreeable
One attached TO this hotel that Meals
no had almost all hours. os sply
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q. w. SHAW No 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
first and fourth saturdaysin esch month. M
JAMES FUBNEAUX, Grand Scribe
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MISCELLANEOUS


PATENT UHDUL.aToRY CORN AND
FLoURING MILL MANUFACToRy
City of Jefferson, Suburb Of New Orleans,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT s. co.'s CATALOGUE OF
% GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
hsy offer supply Druggists and Dealers at Poprieoa owe
NV Depot Special Agency, ISL
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~ 9ss sissss CONVERSE AGO.
5stssw CesnsY d New ssee Attssts,
u IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship.
msn,r to oar hfasiss other point ihe
Nsa.tsrsausea lass RAkELLI CO., q Common 81,
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R OCKAWAY, LONG ISLAND. The 80
u " 70 CKAWAY PAVILION will linn EssaaE

yisitors the of month -za1sA-
This establishment comprises the Hotel containing suits of
hree or hive family with private
.na single or and twelve arhed
iose Saden OF sizes snd with without
Hotel as may DO preferred With increased supply Bathing
Houses private pnbc Houses proportio
to the demand Of such establishment.
The House will DO provided ocked
with the choicest Wines OF every approved brand.
For amusement and Bowling Saloon BliaId
Room Cricket Laden Archery round AMI
permanent Band are provided. '
The Cooks Walters selected German and Aeri-
- ~ $50 tt
The terms for the lowest
the present high cost OF provisions, ~
hoh may b. selected st time by calling Mr. JOHN
GEUhGE BAINBRlDGE the Hotel Cliff street Nav,
| York where plans be ie,a snnioI
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THE SPRINGS.
x1I1LI.uM,s SPRINGS. -CHonrAw do !.

asss .ss % . sSsz as ss az a.. vent
d..
pien Of ysI. pans m pat winter many ;ns
% rss ss % s'i sss ~ ss
sss s i 4 Fem
sesssat ~ psas clean a9d sV'ss'
TsssSs , ys s sns Hose prefer .ts.Pg
s pna Il ssss
a's liz III
trips and from the Springs from the 10th to
IT, ysss' e IL
sss n NJ m. s ss
sn1sf s1'A M
81 Win s y s :' Of
CERTIFICATES.
would be n IT. to ~, dssss in exact number
srg analysed BY Mr. Ayequn are aase.sS
sseE Gsa ss MAY
BY dividing into three principal groups
SULPHUR,
sy f'f a he ,s alkaline IN
l ssss. are ssa SKIM
s sRai i q.
be phly
whenever prescribed and administered with Judgment
j Beugaob D Mp. H. parst. D. NJ pa
Rabe, D. NJ f.s 9I,.fg.5 p. Albusgi, D. M
For.nesu, D. nj p G. de Valitsi r r N 3,
A. Msr''' = a. e cs. rsrst 5 NJ Oh Dslery, D NJ P,
New Orleans, April 80, 1855. z
A. Lambert mp, "a ]. Laba.us D. NJ p
A.Pecqnskp: "a; S..Martiu, D. M, p.
A, Lemat D. III. P, Is. D. Thery D. MI f.
James Jones, M. D. /, RI Triccl d. M p"
H. MartiB,D D. MI. j. II Lewis D. M p
Mobile, AprHls. 1885,
Nh. CHts ceLlpai Dear sI have just Analysis
send 9EJg
Spring unlike any country resemble some Of tho
large Ingredient shsy know nor ne
Spns 10 his country equal strength and the akaps
sprgs have no paae 1ceps the Biadon Springs which
The great Of haso in all Chronic Diseases of the
passd b. sens debility fsy will Be- found us accom-
Vary respectfully yours. etc. - .J.G. MOTT. M. D.
To nvsd 5s Pt T T. pledges himself particularly that
contented.
qun Orleans whose reputation as scien.ise
Chemist ank amongst the hghea only country but Ia
- N5--.sasl A. " ALABAMA vIoHY SPRING.
Proportions The several mineral contained In an Eng
liah pint Tie eighth part Of gallon - -
ca5boos y ccmsdsiy noted Graina Troy Weight
AnhS drouBl Carbonate Of Potass. fs7s
THE sSass "a in very ANAL proportion compared with
Aahydroa Btcarbonate of Line sIagnesa
Anhyaroa sulphates Of Soda and Masnesia
Chloride sodum. .............-............056T
iodao of sodunia traso x S SoS
SeiI nneonpned. .........0IT5
ossne natter aro.sa and az
M. 1osos
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COPPER-FACED TYPE.
KENHE MENTION COPPER TYPE COMP ANY

n in giving notice Of their removal 10 No. Notta
William tteet lentanee No. ID Frankfort seet) ina
particular attention OF Printers tho great they have
%ehase ae AZ place. greatly increased facilities for Con-
perFncing Type stsl9otyre Paes, Cuts, etc. r
feature In tuness our abla
Books the principal Founae the SAtes M Ia
inspection OF Prnters IL believed that this prove gre
convenience y fmier whether residents here
sbing them TO nee Al glance and p
from the presence of Interested areS iype can
through tha directly with al dssred
One o the stock OF this company London and
operates The invention Dr. Newton there will give
iesils and 30 order, ~ = " - P''s47
The Of Printers city and elsewhere for
three the OF CpperF Type 10 leave
unnecessary 70 cay ono word here about tho our
mems Or the eoPaa'ys merits Of and type metal
10 three tea durable they eleanor produce Sa1sy
IMPRESSION use lesA ink and actae osion by rendering ba
iettsrs OF the alphabet eaally ~
0Hing the difficulties ia having Our o, nrons,l,
DONE away from this places have r the presently closed ali on
can now be ConpeI-f Faced. ' 'yts
rl Company Dr. Newtoua PATENT persons ara sau
TONED ho 70 infringe said Paten either Copper acng Type
by HAhg mat ared BY others Than this Company
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4 xENTLEMEN's SPRING AND SUMMER
w EAkAt she old establishment Broadway, door
sac Asor House. nA be found extensive Of @
READY MADE GARMENTS,
comprising overeoa FTsk Goats Psntaoons and Vsss
with large stock of -
CLOTHS, cAsslMeREs AND yEsTINGs,
% The latest wilt etier in which
hss hioegh long series Of
WA. 7. JENNINGS,
nySl eiai Dealer in Rssdy Made cleihing
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
u sticky ia any eimss-The largest assortment
bv and In ths other which
command Among bound oyercoais
e9ashes oyea Lsggng Caps Gloves Hors coss!s, wago5
ding Pants, Boos and Shoss Also Webbing Co1gta Boots
Braces e and olhsF article In the line wholesale
rria Exporter
elsewhere they find export any
otheE mannacurefs. ROGERS & wYCgOFF,2
tSuceessorR 10 II. n. Dayl % Coariand st.,
y3t Manufacturers Dealers kind
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FNGLlSH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
u BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Honsrd AYanua nav

Haven Conn. = - '0 1A'enNe' A'en
The subscriber has large buildings nbo for
the accommodation Of his pupis erected expressly for
Th locality the Institution every way to the promo
Won OF physical health and constitutional
esuni and moral Culture situated from the
center o. me city, a retired position proximity to The
out the exclusive disadvantages Of either. - - N'f '
The Pupils of Iha
or prepared Tor Mercantile and other pursuits Modern Ian
gnagss, Music and Drawing, taught
Military Tactics taught In Schools have bsen Intro
ard al the pupils encouraged perfect
skiiul master, in thia science an art. 7' N
The Ia divided into of
The Fall and Winter on he second SanSay
March. -' - $50 1''' AuesunS VI
ae oaase Of the Institution arranged that pups ean 4
hdmted parents guardian XII tha
meneemsnt of each term in Yale College. ~ WA
The charges for Tnion Washing durinv ,b
merely $3.50 VINO remain with tba sss
during the vacations, the price 10 $500. w s iAians
taxes great Gera,
Hhoek Eq editor the New journal Of Commsrs
myst Sm LEWIS Nj. MILLS Princpa
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4 sARoLiNA SEED PEAS.-5oo patent
~ easa er sseSy 4. T. COCHRAN q HALL
ENs No, 10 GrayisI street
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EMOVAL-The subscribers have this day
n removed their sto1k Of SADDLERY AND sADDLERY HARD
rom their old stand in Common store No.
doors from intend
have always hand the goods in Moth
quality be found in the South pces which
will not fail to suit purchasers.
fs1 d&W6m SMITH L BROTHER,
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fKNoBACC0.-S0O boxes manufactured.
isis aw Corner Canal saS New IsTss s,rsss
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ID ARESHIDE, HENRY, successor to F. N.
Harasoa, Notary Public, No. 80 Commercial PAes,Newor
Sane. nslT
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caph. A s. CASE sefratsrs W
No. IL Frankfort stresi New York May ID 1855 myso
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY,
CeuRr OF COMMON PLEAs.
Edward Archbold and Daniel Vine s

az 0t51st- = 80 s5ss
Georgs J.. Colyig. Laynia Colvig, Moses W ard
aud Mortimer Pollock.
N NHE said George l. Coiyig. non -reSifsnt
Of this states is hereby notified, thar o. ths
l2th day Of JAnuary last. the said plaintiffs 6lad
IN the office of The clerk OF said courf their pslj-
tion in civil action, setting oas 10 stbsfznee tSaf
on the aS,h day of November. 1853, the ssid
George l.. Colvig was indebted To sid piaiaaifs
in the sum Of $3.50 90, by proinissory note, due
IN onc mouth from that date, aud to securs the
same nortgaged to plaintiffs small tsacf OF fiaAd
IN said county IN frsctional seetioa twenty,
township three and range three, more pafticulariy
described in said mortgage containing about ons.
acre aud sev eighfhs, with che dwelling house.
stahtes and Improvements thereon, being 81 y
same on which said George Colvig had dlafsly -
sided, aud being the same which said George q.
Coivig aid Lavinia his wife had mortksxed q
Mortimer p Pellock.~. S 49,
The object and prayer OF the petition l., to
have the mortRaged pfeihises sold, ~ decree of
coua. and that plaintilfs' debt may be sat;sfied
cut ot the proc eeds, after paying the Pollock
mortgage. Said defendsnt Is required To ansyrer
on or before the twelfth day of Jun next. q me
petition will be taken as true, and die mafter
hereof decreed accordingly. & -
Tests, s-I..-s 5 5 s IA ne ps,ssa.
JxMEs M,rca ELL. Clerk Of said Court
April IS. 1865 = 6v
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Arrival Of the Daniel Webster.
New ORLEANS, MAY 80.

The steamer Daniel Webster with twt
weeks later adyices from California, ha
arrived at this port
The steamer Star of the West left As
pinwall on the Gath ult., for New York
having on board two hundred passengers
and $500, 900 in specie.
A large party was waiting at Greytowr
to join the Kinney expedition to Centra
America, and were looking out for hin
and his party with intense anxiety.
As soon as the steamer arrived at San
Francisco bringing the intelligence of the
second failure of Page & Bacon, of st.
Louis, considerable excitement ensued
among the creditors of the San Francisco
house, and the effects of Page, Bacon &
Co., were Immediately attached, and the
bank closed. .s3s..s
The general news from California is not
of special interest.
The mines continue to yield well, but
the excitement growing out of the affairs
of Page, Bacon & Co., had an unfavora-
BILE influence upon money matters and busi-
ness generally in San Francisco
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Death OF DoEsIoKs. The Chicago
Tribune. publishes telegraphic dispatch
from Ann Arbor, Michigan, announcing
the death of Mortimer Neal Thompson,
better known as @. Z. Philander Doe
sticks, T. B. The dispatch says he was
accidentally killed by friend, while shoot
ng at mark. He was engaged on his
book, which was to- have been published
soon by Edward Livermore Of. New York,
and had gone to Ann Arbor for the pur-
pose OF finishing it. The Tribune says
there is no doubt that the report is true.,
The above report, after going the
rounds for several days, has been fatty
contrsdicted by the New York Looming
Post. -
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Fearful Accident at the Short-line Rail
road Tunne1-Five Men Killed.

Fearful Accident at the Short-line Rail
road Tunnel-Five Men Killed.
One of the most terrible catastrophes
that has occurred in this vicinity for 9
long period took place at three O'Clock
yesterday morning at the Walnut Hill
Tunnel. 1t seems that there Is portion
of the tunnel which had been excavated
| eighteen months since, but which had not
yet been walled and arched Within this
space, ten laborers, together with their
foreman, an active and energetic young
man, named James Pierce, were engaged
in excavating. Mr.. Gest, the head engi-
ncer, had, previous to their commencing
work, sought to impress upon them the
necessity of using the greatest care in re-
moving the tinlbers used as props to sup
port the roof. This precaution probably
was not attended to as carefully as it
should have been, at al events they had
been engaged but q short time, when a
large mass of the roof fell, burying six of
the unfortunate men in the ruins, the re-
naming FIVE, to their credit be it spoken,
did not abandon their 'ill-fated compan-
ions, but instantly set to work in an at
tempt to rescue them from their living
tomb. One of the number, part of whose
body was visible, was saved, but the re-
naming five were not excavated only as
lifeless and mutilated corpses.
There are charges of neglect in not
having taken sufficient precaution to guard
against the contingency of such an acci-
dent but, as these are mere rumors we
forbear commenting upon them, as an in
vestigation is being had before Justice
Copeland, in the course of which all the
facts will be brought before the public
Since writing the above, we learn that
probably before this reaches the eyes of
our readers, Coleman will have breathed
his last, which will count six lives sacri-
feed by this awful calamity Eng.
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: Kansas Matters.

The second election for three members
of the Territorial Legislature of Kansas
held at Leayenworth on the 23d of May
resulted in the choice of the pro-slavery
candidates, the vote for that ticket being
$50 against 40 for the Freesoil ticket.
The" Kansas Herald" a pro-slavery pa
per, says that this election passed of
quietly, without anXdisturbance, and that
no other than legal residents voted. The
same is asserted by the Herald of Free
DOM" of the special election at Law
renee, whore the Freesoil candidates were
elected almost unanimously. The whole
number of votes polled in this district
was 308, all Of which, with the exception
of some twenty scattering, were given for
the regular Freesoil ticket.
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Riot at Portland. Me.

JUNE 2.-The Mayor, Neal Dow, anti.
cipating the action Of the City Council
recently purchased 81, 600 worthsof liquor
for the city agency. The liquor remain
ed on his hands, several citizens entered
complaint and a warrant was issued fol
the seizure of the liquors. The Mayor
called a special meeting Of the Aldermen
and they voted to purchase it for the city
Much interest is felt to know how the
matter viii terminate.
SECOND DISPATCH.
JUNE AT 10 O'Clock last night a
noisy mob assembled about the building
used as the city liquor agency, and at
tempted to break in and destroy the liquor
The police attempted to preserve peace,
but the crowd becoming more threatening,
two military companies were called out.
1t is thought the affair will end quietly.
THIRD DESPATCH.
Late last night the mob broke into the
building which contained the liquor. The
military were drawn up opposite and fired
voliey upon the crowd, killing Ephraim
Robbins, of East Liverpool, and wound
ing several others, some, severely. A
squad of the Rife Guard then charged
upon the crowd with bayonets, which rap
idly dispersed the mob. One old gentle
man who is said to have been quietly on
his way home, received q severe bayonet
wound. A few arrests were made and
the mob quietly dispersed.
Another man is reported dead this
morning from his wounds.