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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-30
AUCTION SALES.
LOTS AT AUCTION.


LOTS AT AUCTION.
Tuesday morning. Dec 39sh 1856 will sell
~ ton at our sale Rooms, at 10 o'clock lot No 3z2 in
block TO- and lot 22+ in block in the Subdivision of Long
Vile. III
dsca7 wQoLsEY 4 NELSON. 6uotfcneers..
DANlELWooLsEH-.- HIRAM NELSON
AUCTIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
RNAVING leased for term years and fitted u the
IL Old Court House. Main streets
preparedto sale at auction private
sale all ofgoods and merchandise; Household
furniture. horses, buggies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances ma lie ents when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
oommeneingat clock, A, Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday ghts. at early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday every month at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with Map City
Evansville tanning all the
evng it will be for the interest of all
the first Mo uday of Every month for the sale of
Real Estate atau tiOu. All those wishing sell
ted to hand their lists in time public
The patronage of those having Houses Lots
SALE either public private sale respectfully solicit
ted. jy15 WOOLSEY & NELSON. Auct's.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!
EUST received will sold auction at our Aue-
90 ton Rooms regular sale days. large and
raj of Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
consisting in of Brown and Bleaehed Sheetng and
Shirng Sanets Casimeae Coatings Flaunels Blankets,
leans. Hesing, Gloves Mits. Spool Threads, Lineys.
Merines, Shawls, Suspenders. &C.. &c.
ALsO:Tables and Pocket Cutlery Jewelry and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razor Pins Needles
! mention. WOOLSET & NELSON.
novl AGction GERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-30
DENTISTRY.
DIR. J. KtvETT, DENTIST.

DIR. J. hIFETT, DENTIST!
EBESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and vicinity tbs
will all orders in the various department OF
his profession with promPtnes and in the most scientific
Particular attention paid to the plugging cleaning an
extracting of teeth and inserting of ine9ruPble teeth
full fine gold plate. with without
gums.
the treatment chdrens teeth carefully attended
Ladies waited esiiences if desired. Office
First formerly DIR E. Brays office nov22-3md&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-30

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
LASS "a,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta. Georgia public
Tuesday. January 20, 1857. on the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-30
GOOD NEWS FOX OUR LADY
FREEN DIS.

WHTE are in receipt of a choice lot of Peach Butter
w LEMON Apple Buttr Sweet apple butter CideraPpl
butter No. Mince Meat. put up IN Gallon half do and
quart and warranted be equal to the best family
make We ask try it and satisfy yourselves; it will
be sold low as you all the trouble saved
deeI8 z, H. COOK & SON.
WWTINIIOyV GLASs.-sxi6 and 10xt2 just reed per
Wv steamer James Wood, for sale by
deel3 s. E. GILBERT & co.
RH r.. RASINS.-10O whole, half and quarter boxes
dect7 s. E. GILBERT & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-30

20 BOXES W. r. Cheese Just received BY
eAGR navajo 1. & d. HEIMANN.
MOULD CANDLEs.-25 boxes lust reed for sale BY
lVE noy29 S. L. GILBERT & CO., Syc. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
~ BLIiiLF or KANSAS.

FuriNrS OF N.V-Yohk: Oar glorious Empire
STATE las spoken for Liberty N toner not to be ms
taken. While the Black Power @! the Southern Oh.
em,hy ha- t.umphCd over "a potion ci the North by
toe sHme Infamous eyrttm Of fraudulent v)tins aud
r,taGriy >ol,lcc that TO-DAY brushes u the eart
Constitutional Freedom N Kansas, y, wYo'k stand,
II Ter StuetA The proud Champion Of Religious AMI
Constitutional lhuty. Ri-lt nobly have her brave
Sons Sustained h,r eliminating fame.
froIHLRs you art paus!hc for moment. Tux,
breath, and then al to-,tac forward once more +
tie hI,s,h! Tie enemy OF ur Liberties qsSail. Il, q
Kansas s'A. Tat beautiful ,,u.try il ours That
nag fc,r, land hclol = e. o." free North and We
WILL BAyr IL No slucc4.d fears lall sink us into
spally The indol. OF slave shsll no. tma-cua,a
u. Tie threats Of Hsoleut Poser cam M mimi IA...
US L Imauiiy and Justice Gud Cos a. n.Jl H., a. /.
We must conquer!
BROTHERS action Is needed Is. Us ,s,e c.-.sal
together speas ucs 10 brave men: T. TIE San
leslied depart liv"lN q with the issue If u,s,
ore hidden Il T. rigs- of the North Upon !rs4. -,ii
Fret6,u's get battle must Be iou-ht Oar ady.n. e.
puali has take is position IL their maiD~u NC, ,s
our ssfty They NUT not be Clsodg-d. We dare Il I
rtini, IT, To our PCS II we're uu naulyto our pes
en-, i, were ,rajtoroUsto our future II were ia>c We
will ,Tstaip them
BEorRLRs tie history Of karsa' Is d short oac.
But il ii story whose every PAGE is vet slh bio ~
You have read L And Wton you rea1 Il, di! YOU
Prey sSeaI o. lives there on" man at the Norm
lives there one such bastard ,ou tbs: Ia. ever Lber
Goes not culver at The stoy Lives there one - suu<
bc1ea'h ctrtempi that bis boz pn64 10 not Get. %
~ m cbanLels in presence Of ths ClsJ1 T.GI =. the
leDtu!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

,.r,r i about s. wears of ago; he has fol child-
living. One of them is grown up Mr' l. was W."
III Nv ID the city.
Gr ,.rre tine pat 50 intimacy hs. eI.'ed o'T
Nj Clawcts ard Mrs. Shuriock. NJ [. had hr't
been introduced by Mr. ShIrlocs To the wi'e oi me
hitter, ard he took fr'queLt occasions - pG.on ie
mind of Ms agsinst her husband. by telling her
,.l.s O; lis lAhcoy &c her aud striving 70 uuftr-
II ire b.r virtue Cln~ges, IT, alleged, draSgef VINE
in the house OF Mrs. ~ and then took ADVANTAGE II
w., cr,ci,Ion 70 accuu yish BIZ bad ~isus . Il'e
r,,eIiy the LADY tod the story Of h,r wrongs to her
husband sld tbc tragedy OF Lass night was 'hc result
l. i, furih,r said that Cawg'r had 0"rro"ed rcNefh
suns Of MOI ey from Shurlock AMI his reus 70 repay
II moI;,t. thus borrowed has probably afd-d T. the
i,suaiion of tie injured husband. NJ. ShuTsock Is
about te.btv -thre .weuty four years ~ age. lie
has be, married about two ears, and has one 'Aid
living. ., -. ., Lo
Ns,o, off,e tl- morning The office was crowded
with anxious spectators. The accused entered tAo
-, n accoppan Cd by several OF ht h'encs. lie +
gniet,.iookiDg man, abouitve ;eetten i"cu,S N n-'
arc sl,rdtriy built His cOur'cnancc Il indicative Oh
frun.. - and he boie hns-ii with much trtiiud- N
hi, painful position DisfictAtorney Lewis {. Cas-
.ldt esd appeared ON hshali II III" Common wealth.
The plisuI er wss represented by Mr.. liuso9ndS. .
Harrison G. O-Ik was called - the stand buI test'-
fed as fellows | AN one o. the ii Oh COns'ablcS |
did not witness tbs transaction. | saw the prisoner
brought tito the Office after the occurrence: hai
cony.rsa,ion with hin; he was not cautioned against
making any statement, nor were there any induce
u,uts held out 10 him 10 lo 80; | asked hun how he
came 10 do it, and be replied that he did do 1T that ho
net the gentleman on the street aud accused him. be
The tr,nncrl admitie the act III Constable Clark
,m,i,r stated that be had understood that YVES lu
possible for Mr.. Cawge- to live.
Tie DistrlctA,torney asked iha: the prisoner be
onmtd TO answer.
AID Enue called he dcftndan: up, and told him that
be VS. committed for further hearing. To await the
result Of The wouuts received by 81 CIawges.
Prs juer-Nery we'll, Sir
MI SLurl,ck was subsequtG city sent to MoySmensin5
Prison IN chase.
lii, painful affair has created gr, a, deal Of excite
meIt: both parties are well Known. and The prsolcr
Las Li.LtIto borne an rvcell"ut character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
TO TIE WOMEN OF TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK

SI>IrH, Your lie rts have been stirred by tie tales
O., K.r.ls outraged, wivu.ed he constitutional rights
Of Ter people sirucL down; the enjoyment of life.
'hlciiy and Tie rursuit 4 happne,, made treason.
able; and oil the God-,iytn means of subsistence and
c,r,ral lrcsI,nty perverted r the dweyrs in thai,
toauiul hid by the lion heart and strong hand Of
t0dW ycWC'
Government heeds not, hesrs not T., cry Of the
iflic',d. Coed men m0y struggle IN vain 10 rescue
tie victims by the speedy election Of righteous ruers
and tie wealth locked IL t. Treasures Il &c States
and Iich m,I cofir. may be TOO tariy or Insufficient
70 save tie suffering, starving mhHb.,au, # Kansas
from death upon her sol, the necessity of reuiu,
10 the Free states 10 be fed Supported they must be
il,r il Kansas or out II IT, for Trey have expended
r been robbed Of their al II the struggle Tor free
L,u,s. The question, il Iccup;ary point OF view
tf,n is ub,rt shall ih.y lie fed Humanity strug.
IN, for Freedom 20 2, in the image If IL Maker
ms IN Kdrsas where. to bold tree homes il 10 i1
su, tie cause Ct FI,ed0m AID stay tue waves oi ~.
irts.ion.
Are you uothersl Let me speak 10 You flr he
rloitc ,s OF Kausss ! am one II them. NJ sons arr
an Oh, tie sufferers and the df-nde of thai ill., ia,-d
Ttjory u cir blood has baptized the soil thi,l thew
y,t live weep over 10 love and - defend ask IF
I,u uoil,r- OF NeS York tu, 1.-THE Of the sarf,a.
~ q l,votoL Of ;he moiLes Of kansas. Thar lev.
lis uore ~, ciou- than silver. gold, houses An
aIf- .re alrcady laid sacrifice upon The altar Can
ts vitihod n, N ,b. n he bread that shall win 70 Won
lie b'e.sre 81 ;hose ready . Ier-h
lcvk ul.,n u sCIs, secure n the suOpor, Of al
that enLotiDg-lVok upon y1ag Ia: daus h!ers, sa.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
DEFICIENCY IN THE POLICE LAWS

OPINIoS OF JUDCE CAPRON.-JHdgc Capron %
W oduescay last sent the following letter To Reconhr
Smith, "a relation 10 the power Of the Recorder and
CITY Judge 10 receive charges a;ainrt policemen Gna
call meetings for the trial Of the same:
OFFICE OF ruL CITY Jrpcr No: 10 NAssAusTeEEr,
LwfoGE, tov. D 1886
TBr Hon ~ SNrTH-D,gr Sn Tour reply 70 iny n1'' u
this noILins received You request ~" tberin 10 al
meeting VI tie (0nui-soA'Ts a al Fatty af Tor A' tf q
con plants .saust poceun You viii frnrhb" Lat h"s
l. rotoe tIpIess,d douss OF power t"ooDse1'
The Board " Con issOLts t. Icee'' complaints NAs
The lind erticle Of The law Of 1853 constitutes the Myqi
Recorder sLd C'y Judse Bond Of COmmi-son"t. o ls
t,ial Of ,hcers b.. BLs court Of limited iur'seioo
Do, Io~er Of j0ydioDaat RatHge not rHPfe..y ON
fined upon H. II is dc'sre 10 be- Board u ComG''ones
ridis-DO' for receiving complaints. .
1br power 10 receive conn sint- j. expressly con@rdp
~ on the Mayor, ana although the word navy
used to cr'stc the grant il H. lns, be construed ers
rug pow specially the Mayor II Y tho N entoo
the law hat all the members o. The Commission shg
when powers expressly conferred one person, s'oh"
with others ans pUTp0Ge doL.ltIfn'o AAy s
eminent By any To- of words sach cannot be eA'ei
H. tie Other ieTtoHs or by otlc cos1ye tcp 'rtnehA
Prom the foregoing considerations bev" that neither e''
City Judge nor Recorder receive cOnpLts al4n' rNh'
men, and lie Of reasoning br ~ mind - tho c'
custom that only tig Mayor can convene tie Board l'
Il the Res'Ttcrand City jude cannot fec's" c"mphus :
tie Bosid s convened ony for the s n oopP"1S
received BY N. hsyor how shall a." hrstusm"d ocri,
legally Of sXifruc.
Of M. b. sIdl Until conp = pf.5r-i The u'c";.yP
tis docs not Exit and the Mayor th" only officer wp9 n
b, legally II formed If NJ q Lrcess.,y. ~.
These W b i,' .a''d, and entertaining no doa
of their corr cire, fr'l INV ling take rue III niVr "
ctfg thr 't'ilg - me sion. but 500 have on
plain bcforr you ~ % cheer uly meet win you az a'
H. cus nOie..' you NnI the notice u time a..
place. i'll Do this for tho po.v Of enabling 20 pftp'
tie question lave Iais,d tie Courts too adIu1aoH To
fault 10 Il H., law, not ~ us FcIy respectfully &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

r.m.riali.cd ~ to NJ, fraGdu''i't niinf" ~ WIN
field. c.ec,,on. and also thar Andrew H. i''~'i'r
va. he cnoicr of the people Of kaosa' Thii me-
nor a, !. t. be- carr.d int" every "i"ci"n "l-tr"
ard ,hus receive the s'cua -urcs 81 voter.
IT.. Committee GA Resolutions ,'f "d ihrc"
r,soIu,i,ns-the fEst ndorsing The course t.k"n
b, Apdcew II. R'cder, ibe second severely con-
3.rtatary Of the career Of Gov Gedry. The
second resolution i, WAS "ccmed The better policy
10 surrr,.- The third resolution asserted the "
tsily of the Free-S'a'e parry, and rs determination
III To stand on tie IAN" platforms aud MAINTAIN
tie sane principles. SGch MS all The important
bus Less trapsac'cd by the Convention. Tue can
yass OF The Territory VIII cost at least SIX bundled
dolisFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
BALLOT STJFFING ~ TFfE FODp~,,
rs ARD,

H. the IN'h Election Dis.iic; Of The Fou-h ". Il,
the pol 1T indicated only 400 tickets 10 the L.
box. whlc II wcrc found IN u when i VA. Or.
one Of the Inspections, at O'Clock N. 90 The n
ing Of Wednesday, tod eer'len an who noticed d.
iscIepancv 'ha, before unfolding the votes they -.
GU, 80 a, random. 20 make the nunLor of ~
ogree with the poll list. One Of the California b.,
box suffers was in the rpom when the b.,
supted.
The thing was done byro-ncu up hall a dozen =. y,
or SO together and s,uiiag them IN NJ one. r.,
lad 30 votes IL ttis district and the Repubrs, =
ddate for A., mhly lut H. accorliOg 10 the conn,
II il rather singular that, While but t,,rj - o..
votes were drawn ont Of the whole rrrabe- "a. p.
publican candidate should suffer 10 the eaten. e ,,
Than two thirds Of his vote. The extreme ,hinse,. .
the paper on which The tickets Of one Of The pen..
cratic candidates were printed rendered them ea,,
distiuguishable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
REWARD or REFFIANISM
4 MAN DANGEROUSLY IL NOT FATALLY
STABBED

Stabbed.
On Thursdsy night one james Myers young IA,
ofnotoously bad character was dangerously stabbed
in three different places, viz: once in the aDdone,
III mcdiatcly below the navel. iutlciing horrid FOul
from which the bowels protrudsd and twcs 10 he
!. q side Flon. tie facts "a at present developed
appears tie. " ,rs who is fame, nan, spending
cf biz ;nc IN dsre9utable houses and sros shops o.
cuTics a room in the upper pat of pr,n..sos No. y
Roadc street.
He y, ny found in the street IN partial state u IN
toAication by officer Brauu'f Of the trh Ward Po-
Ice Wa told by the letter that il he did not 20 home
be tie Ctiiccr would be compelled 10 take him {" the
station House. Myers taid he would 20 home, al!
at the came time started ior the house. iirtead q.
going up stain hOsrver, he prOceedcd into the bar
roCm wle~' a couple OF Italians were seated quietly
table. Without say ng word or the least prosota.
tion being given, Myers, aS changed, advanced AID
struck one Of tie Italians powerful blow ~ the faoI
Tie as.a.rnt vas Immediately caught by the 49,.
pctor Of the place also Italian, and put out OF the
ROOM Myers then up stains, but returning IN lev
none uts aftclwurd With heavy club si'athly ap-
proached the man he had pre-, ously assaulted AL
stuck him over the back and shoulder. with the cea!
|, weapon. Myers was again caught by the landlord
and forcibly elected
The two Italians followed to 4 outer dov.
and during = sclfie winch ensu.d the oscre'-"r re-
c,ived the Injuries a. described above. Such 5 the
statemrt Of the landlord ard from al that 2aR b,
learned LIS version Of The affair Is believed to true
A somewhat different story. however is toh , the
d-eraded f,msle with whom Myer- ha- been hving
The letter WIS conveyed TO the \. llosp.alby
Captain Carpenter, whore there is sclrccy aposbdy
of lis recovery. The two ltaaDs, who are unknown,
have lied. Antonio Babco. the landlord and Kte
F.ter were detained until the mattrr can DO urthg
iuypttioatcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Fl IN he ontrsc,s ct degraded ani rufHa sodery-
k,k upnn your n8Lts, fmLIng IN tba sweat s'cgfl'y
I'D -Li,liIe Of bJm.s running over win c''mt't ana
toII '-s 0Dc pl"Dty, and iTom your rt"f"- gro -
tb 81 ho have Of all HI 80 hut the mot lsr"e.
Wfieh IL the sbsence G every means Ia sd"c1r an J
save il cru hiI TIE over taxed heart INTO ce o!sek'
L,,- 0f tssIsrl 80
hreyor wiy,s1 Brave loving mon hsve tracked the
patie AID trar,s 70 briog bread md never returned
ta,etur,c 70 the fields OF Their labor and With n last
f. nd ki.s vet wsrn upon their lip bren ie-d by the
sea,:i, foe Brave. loving men are now tracking TIE
tlrli,s With uushoi feet and blessing hearts. Brave
i,vEg woaen weep all pray, ard toll u wipe az
II cir t,-rs end sme come to VI" hls Daud- mat
r, n. lad brd empiy-hsnI,d back WI'es OF New
Y,rk viii you f. lie empty hands and WIN The speech
l,.,. gratitude of these suffering one
AYE YOU sis..rs Fond. noble brothers appea 20
q, a. sisters ia tie East for help il their need Your
synIaihy cannot comfort thCm even, IN their distress
II Ell eel # such one lee before me now. N"tl'
" il z L. cat No money; nO,hing bu: symDNhg Oa,
don't ever uei"u tie word again, II you lose me-
ICntsy,r tell De again Your Eastern friends sym
PAL re With y,u in your A"ble struggle tel liberty
Sro ificrds Il one were banning 10 rope i0r detT
liie would lO'k over from the rhIg- side ana cry
"' NJ ssmDafh,cs ore with yCu-kdnz OF tM gu
dr1rn if Sisters of Nsw-Io;k, will you send oqi
the lictoGt 10 saSe ;hese sinking struggling Vic'ns
Of tcui oIprtsslon
Nmot sfe too poor to give expression u my deep
ttu,e Of tie peril the suffering the need, which Is
weighing upon the he and shutting out sunshine aud
Leah tom the homes OF the people OF kans's
Il.eve NY app"al with you, women OF NeF'forS,
s'rfd,nt in ge-eTous response and an earnest CO.
oI ration.
t. mnry OF you | may speak "a personal FRIENDS and
ftyutr G., woi ker: in The cause OF humanity know
,our zeal | know your labors. ! count uoon your
Utmost ehors IL tbs. the crIss hour OF the secu'
Inslnt,d expressions oi the pas-in this, the gray
Gawnue Of resurrection day for humanity, such
ss tie world has never se"n-"hlch toe pat
has IIOnHs.d without comprehe ndIu;, and croP,d
{. l. H. NICHOLS.
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CCOPER K. WATSON ORR NEXT con
GRESSN4N


We invite u, att.ldon OF the pubic 10 section ~
e nt,le s of the Constitution ~ the safe Of Ol.o:
Il tt, Juds. g the SupceW- Court au ot ;le
Fi>ls -Dal stated Ir-. receive ir their
s.fvie -1c! T-I 50 jon rrS be- provided BY ~
bu' they sha receive tee. P"rqur- hef any 't1r
trr !, fe 1Vfh -'fy th >tIe or m
Grifce STAT" ALL VOTES tor either 81 them 'oR ~
LLECTNE OFFICE eX,tpt ui-s JTcr under tue Alhory
- ~. Sia gwen b. he Gentit Assembly, SHALL BIZ
VOID"
IN .ee Hall hiss rot res gned his Office Judge Of
III CUuf! Of Common Pleas. Every vote cast Tor hun
for CoItIcrs - thGcoe by TIE Consttut on ~ ONO
VOID Watson IL, therefore our next Cougressm "a,
MD u Cove TOR of Ohio ~ irsVe to him certificate
o. teclon, which Han can contest II be thnks the
flor ~ill pay exI"u-ts We have given the seen n
rDI0t N. Hall holds his office and every mln caa
e." for hn-,.lf hrt This i.po huinblg. The opinion
Of ,e Of tie bcs, Loco-Foco LAWYERS IL thI5 city l.,
th4' Watson II ,arJ the ext Congressman.
Ilall e,id, riy acted on the maxim. bird IN the
"bslc is roth two il the bush, aud regarding tins
81, ~ eko,sd,ey doubtful, concluded Ia hoi4 on
10 Lie I,c5t nj enotumen's. IiurrHh for Nason
W. ot Of the course ~ be- pnfsuei IA re:'
trroe 20 this advantage ard do not so that the
XII Dsri, d, rot east H. vote fJc Border illnh-
I'm al Ia, extension of Slavery, whica Hall pledged
tO SvstalI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
4 DREADFUL AFFAiR-PROBABLE
HOMICIDE.

Abouts oc ok last evening, terri Die affair took
sc- il 'front.' of Guys fIo:e, III Seventh street above
(i.siDut. At tie TN. Damed three sho,s from re-
volyor vas hesrd, and the crowd upon fastening 10
he ec.re touI j man lying upon the steps o the
hott bleeding and another man startlnc near nG
With Cotr revolver in his hand. TIE PROSTATE man
eric ont TIA. he was killed, and the other declared
that H. Red fred the >bo's and giving up hi. pistols,
hNCwt tir lling 10 be token into custody. Inc
wouuotd msn was taken Ia the drug sore on the cor
Ler snd from there be removed 10 the Pennsyva-
l. Hospital. Tie sufferer proved 70 be Mr. Philip
= ClAwlts late Of the firm OF Winner y Clasges,
i.Icy dIy goocr dealers. No 49, Market street h.
iuiuie. wei. Of the most serious character all thre.
OF II e shots having taken effect. O-e ball passed
rcpl b breast aud out At the back; anothe. en-
l,d tie atd, men aid the third shattered ole OF hi'
arms he MN who had fred the pi-Dl sas taken %
tie Mayors Office He proved TO be lsasc {. Shlr-
iook, a lOok kesIer in the fm of which Mr. Ca~Ees
was lately member. BE declared freely that be had
con rtied Il decd hat be had been instigated tot
by tie tad condJc, of Cle~ge- aud he expressed no
y rret ct The occurrence NJ Cawges lies n The Penn
.yl,slia Hospital il pef,ciy hopeless coodi,ion he
was It'll alive this morning. but his recovery Is pro-
ncuuc.d impossible by the att. nding physicians. His
wife vent To the in,ti;ution a nigh. and has
NAMED by the bedside OF bJ dying husband The
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FIRES.

IRE II HOUSTON sIEEi --B'. INJURED ~ THE
Explosion OF "tNfCNDER.
Tie alarm o. fire yesterday boom wes occas'onsd ~
the explo,ion Of can Of guppowder in the hardware
store OF Mr. Blackett IN Houston street, CaDon-
A Young men named james Blackett, son Of the pro-
prc,or, was Igatlully injured. FIs life is depaIred
Of. Although tie Explosion very great, the ''o's
sustained hut tIaing damage, though the woodwork
pas ieiitoG II one or two places.
FIBEs IN BROOhLYS.
About = O'clock yesterday morning fire broke ou'
in tie lager beer saloon Of Andrew Graz, No. IA Co
Iumba street. The contents ia the basea.eht weIS
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THE URP.

CNfOs COURsE, l. l.-',RtAT TROrTRG MATCH
FTF.y, NOV. :, iSO.-s2,00Oi mne heats, PCS: IA
=, in hano q:
Il Woodruff Oh Rocke'............. Reed f,r'e,.
n Nht4sL D. M PAS forfeit.
CES1REVIrLf CoURsE. l.. I-TRoTTISG-Ik urs-
dry, Nov. Match $500 mite heats in harnefs:
NLGpy's b. a. Fanny Forn.......... Rcd forfeit.
h W .tI-t cLesiAEt s.c.uf I'D forfeit.
Sam Ddy-IrottiEg Matcn for the proceeds OF the
Track. Mild heats, ttst IN D. ia harness
~ S,,-on4' ce iinLt s'isN. ,,;...'''''.'.''5
Time. 2:jS- 25.-1 jc-2;jj
CSios COJgsE, l.. / TKOTriSG ---ThIrsd2y,
Nov. GH s;ch $3.50, nc heats, be-t3inJ, 80 wagon:
y. Pffr- u. Sally Miller ............ Rcd forfeit.
H. W'odrla's e. e Piow b., Pad forfeit.
Same DaJ-MGtch 81 Gee; two mile heats IL haE-
ncLanghln'- b. n. Lady Moscsw............Drswn-
a. v at ans }. L. los. .............. .Dr.Su:
UfdneSday, NV. match 500 mic heats bts
3 IN 10 30 pound wagons:
pheg!eys z Hhwl'y.
L. P!teEs :. G. ShADsi.e.....
T.mc....2.H-2 Hl-2I7l-2F!
Same D0y-Mutch 500 nile heate, bos 10 ., 10
haness:
+ Moqdrl' T. L. GuseH Ddo..........I
} Nl.l f-~y's Oh. m. Lady r linor-. |
1iIhe.... 2:f5-l 44-l f7-2.4S.
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,mAl hrck ieremeris in 10 coTr-a t-ya,d ".
II iook 10 tn roofing on the koGsa on NJ, ,HIs
occrJta by Mr.. Thornton a. = bosrdine-b ,.., ~
wss caIbd Ga he o'Eer SIDE of he street A a.. b
o. ,iS', or seventy feet where, in fa.Ln. Il Il
iured sv,ral house-" a-I2
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rATAL RAILROAD OCCURRENCE.
ONE MAN KILLED.

Two railroad laborsrs whose bames were not learned,
were run over at One Hundred and Twenty h,h stre
on Friday morning By train Of cars, and one Of
thom instantly killed. The other was 80 Ill, injured
that there l. scarcely l"r ihilty't his recovery
An inquest viii be held the body &c deceased by
Coroner Hills.