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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-02

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Pamela COUNTY,
Chancery Court,
May Term, 1856.
SAMUEL Y. CALDWELL, This came
VS.. THO OOn
LAWRENCE CALHOUN, plant Dy
JOHN BULL, AND his ooiici,
Jos. NEWLY, Partners tor, ana
under the name of Cal moves the
houn, Bull, x Co. Court ior
a rule for publication as to said de-
PENDANTS, And it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that said de-
6endants are non-residents of the State
Of Mississippi: 1t is therefore ordered,
that said defendants be notified OF the
tendency of this suit by publication
according to law, and unless they shall
be and appear before the Judge of this
Court, at the next term thereof, to be
held at the Court House in the town
of Pamela, on the 9Th Monday after
the 4th Monday ia September, 1856,
and plead answer or demur to said
bill of complaint, the matters and
things therein stated, will be taken
for confessed, and deereed accordingly.
It is further ordered that q copy of
this order be published in 1.-THE Pano-
la Star" newspaper printed in said
county, for four weeks successively
before the next term of this Court,
and a copy posted on the Cesrt house
Goot.
A true eory from the midutes
Witness, John G. Harrison,
"a .lClcrk Of said Court, and Seal
~ thereof
A~,~~| Issued Jane 20tE, 4. j.. 1856.
JNO. G. HARRISON. Clerk
June 25-1w.
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TITUS 81 CO.

Have removed their office TO
the BANK BUILDING. JET
ferSon street, .HE.1iPHIS, i'm
mediateIy opposite the CONNER
cial Hotel, where they will cen
tinue the
Commission 'cnd Cotton factor
age Business,
as herct,fo They avail! themselves
of this occasion 20 return their thanks
for the liberal patronage extended TO
them for he p'st twcnty-seven ye'rs,
and hope by strict attention 10 the IN
tereresls of their prtrens TO snerll its
continuance.
may Gath 1856 MS sw.
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Taken up by John Perry living about
. miles South of the town of Pamela, in
said county, one bay horse, about l2
years old, and appraised at fifty dollars.
d. j. GOFF. Ranger.
May 2Sth 1856.-n19-3t.
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We are now rec living and opening
direct from Phils &c phia. large and
splendid stock OF Dry Goods, which we
will sell at such prices as will COM
mand the attention of eve~y todv. Our
stock was selected by NJ. d. Keith,
with great care, al the lest houses in
the City, and we fnter ourselves that
we hive AS Tn, handsome, aud fasll>
ionable goods as ever br ught to
this market. Give It's cal before buv-
ing elsewhere. 'Ie take this occasion
to retarn our thanks to our customers
Tor P 81 favors, and solicit continuance
of their trade.
J. II. s. n. ID. KEITH.
apr % nl4-tf
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ADMINIST RA1OR'S NOTICE.

ADMINIST RAIOR'S NOTICE.
letters of administration upon the
estate of Alfred King, deceased, we're
granted to the signed, by the
Probate Court of Pamela County, Mis-
sissppi, at the May Term 1855 there
of. And til us to notify all creditors
of said decedent, 70 Probate their
claims, and have them duly registered
in the Probate Clerks Office, of said
County, within the time limited by law,
or else this notice will be plead in bar
of payment thereof.
HENRY KING
THOMAS M. RHODES.
Adm rs.
May oh 1856. n18-4w.
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The subscriber viii sell very low, for
Cash, Five Large Road Wagons, and
thirty likely young work Oxen. | am
anxious 10 sell, and will dispose of them
at bargain.
F. NJ. PIPKlN.
Pano,a Co, Miss.--nol9--tf.
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JHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PANoLA GOUHTY. !
fCHancery Cou1t,
May T.rns, a. u. 1856.
J.ey3 RHepES, II APP
VS.. pearnr To
ROBERT NJ. Btce4aAN, ( the satisfac
john VI kEE. ton Of the
Court that John M'Kec, is a non-rcsi
dent ef the State Of Mississippi 1t is
therefore ordered by this Court, that
raid defendant sbe notified of the pen.
dency Of this suit by publication, and
that pnit.S he shal tbe and sreear
before the Judge Of this Court at The
next term thereof, to be held at the
Court House, in the town of Pamela.
on the 7th Mentlay after the 18th Men-
day in September, A. p. 1886. and
plead, answer, oreemur to sabbath of
complaint, the same will be takea for
confessed, and decree rendered &c
pena:ngiv Il is further ordered ty
tie Ce,,rt, tSfs a popy of this order Ae
published for four weeks successiyelv,
in the Panola Star, a Yves kls- newepa
per, printed and published III SAID
county of Pamela, before the next
terra Of this court, and that a copy
thereof be posted op the court house
door.
y true copy from the minutes
1~sgszsa,> Wi'neSS, john G. Iiafrj-
- ESA son, Clerk OF said Court,
and Seal thereof, the goth
DAY of Jusc, \. ID. 1856.
JNO. c. HARRISON, CLERK.
June 25-iw
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Mississippi and Tennessee.
EZ&7 $3.50 RSR EsR NH
sssSfSss 49, 80 $3.50
Rail Road +.

Non open TO EERAANDO jar
PASSENGERS q FREIGHT.
On and after TUESDAY. April %,
Passenger and Freight Trains will
make regular trips to HERNANDO.
Passenger Trains will leave Mem
phis daily, Sundays excepted) at 81
4, NJ. and arrive at fernando at S
\. "
Leave fernando at II A. VI. and
arrive at Memphis at =. m.
This train connects at fernando
with l.. Sims & Rrother'S I.iae of four
horse Post Coaches for Pamela, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Freight Train leaves Memphis
Station daily Sundays excepted at
. A. NJ, stopping at the intermediate
stations, and arriving at fernando at
T.: so.
sE@" Freight received at Memphis
Station from s a. M. until 5 p. m.
L. NJ. PATRICK,
Superintendent.
June 25-tf
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

No. 3.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Pamela COUNTY,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-02
CHANCERY NOTICE.

No. &.
JHE SThfE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
pAN0LA GUUHTY !
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GOOD,St GOODStt

may . 80 MIC 4N.
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June 25-tf.
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OPTICAL.



May Is, 1875
NOTICE hereby given the stock suea puru
Congress OF 2ad July, ,uch sock il r..
deemabe by its and win be Treasury on the .u
certificates thereof Of NOV A.,
| when thereon viii
THIS purchase stoca r,o a
day Of redemption, and will pay following IN
addition the accrued purchase I'M nm,
| days interest for the money reach the yendori
On such received Treasury the Lot day Of
June and the 3st day Of Ju inclusive half per cent on
The specified In The certificates;
such stock received between the lat
| one fourth Of per cent
81 day Of AuEn The in
accrued thereon, and only win b.
paid
Candidates notice ast Be dr.
assigned the United by parry receive the
purchase and when let July,
also present
otherwise such interest viii be payable heretofore,
And further aven holders Uned
that this will purchase the
the LIST Of December nart sum OF
81 shall be previously will pay same
hccfued day dividend
Of interest," oaey reach
the vendor, the following rates of premiums
On stock OF the loan Of 1872, premium per
On Of loans Of I lsis premium per
And issued under September ls5o,
monty called Tcrsn.indomnfy stock, premium per
Certificates
the United sates entitled receive money
sent previous the lat July, half years
be assigned by present ockhoder, oher~s. III.
interest for the half that Will
loore.
Payment for foregoing by dras The
Boston, York. Philadelphia NJ tho
parties entitled 20 receive The money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
May 2o-dihl2Nov Secretary the Treasury
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TW pEArH or CoJoSEL BABBrTT coSTTRsrD-A eorre-
pondent Of the Philadelphia Enquirer confirms the report
which published short time since oftbe death Of Col
W Babbitt who attacked by the Cheyenne Indians
near Fort Kearnsy the 75h Of October while proceed
Ing on his way 10 Salt Lake with his train accompanied
By two men and lady, @rs Wilson, Of ST. Louis The
correspondent adds;
Yesterday (September 26) train came IN from Green
river, point some distance beyond Laramie Mr.. Arch
ambeau the owner Of H. informs that about hun
dred and twenty miles above this post the north side
Of the Platte he found the place where the Indians came
upon Mr. Rabbit and killed him and all bis party
They burned his carriage and either burned or carried
81 his trunk, which contained his money, papers and
clothing Some Of the papers were scattered about the
prairie the spot all Of which were collected ~ MT
Archambeau and delivered 10 among them were found
some Treasury drafts and valuable notes The indians took
ph all Mr. Rabbits animals
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Proposals for Oil for Lighthouses.


TEElsuRT DrrlETnESr,
once Lighthouse Board, November l, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received this once
SSs s % s1 saSS Ss w day S %
des o. OIL to be delivered aionssde Of the
luctet Masaehusst the option contractor
.S eS % a. hs s % ssspDs a 81 3D. s
rsrPeetyey and also n the point named osweso ~ W for o
No. $1,000 ohy 'hOu.ard gallons strained o.
pressed sperm OIL on The st day Of April ie57.
pressed sperm OIL on he Is, day orJuae, isss
Lot No 9ooo Ohi'y thouand gallons ret winer strained
pressed sperm OF, the lst day Of August, 1857
FoR THE LAKES
Lo, No $500 ave Oussnd gallons best winter strained
day May, ssi .. in~sdsisy soi ne opening q
The Erie canal
The oil comprised delivered o.wsso Cor The
de free from LEAKAGE containing from thirty Coy gallons
transportation damage leakage being the charges and nh
Of the eonraeor aud all and be por
the transportation Of the oil from the contractors warehouse
.Ss ), ~ Ses hs re- $ rs.s. ns be
sssas 70 9.sS sS,, @ same ard case Ss
sihed ot ~ delivery then s confirming p1y vii be ~ liberty TO
tho pon, fd,ye and h.u be entitled to payment therefor w
under foregoing proposal. to be sub
united TO the usual tests specific gravity burning, and
So ss may Be asaed y he Ss Rsep n 2. Ds ss
gud remain mPd temperature Of % degree.
Proposals wiz be received considered for each lot separately
viii &c asaa $ s s'a ss az tie Sss s
Of the several bots designated Nos The bids mn.t
explicitly LOT proposed BY he pamber OF
the quantity Of eseh lot OF OIL prSs per Gallon
Al bids must be sealed ADD endorsed Prorossls Ear on ca,
20 ,ns sscrsa stse Lsh' house Board, washos,oS C.
bona WIN security TO the saifscuou in
psaant equal arm Of az each made No
der the foregoing ais ~ be required OF con
donsd of The hol performance OF contract, sreeu
ted within ten days afleE the Of he
The board, under The authority of The
alterations than lie amount = - - ~ ""
ny order Of The l. cot house BOARD
NV l-eodtl5u,aov Secretary
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PEorLE VINO LIVE WITHOUT WATER" The day before we
reacl cd the Orange river says Anderson In his Four
Years Wanderines in South Africa, Eve fell in with a
kra OF Hotentos whom 10 surprise found living
in locality altogether destitute Of water The milk Of
their cows and goats supplied iu place Their cattle
over never Obtained water but found substitute In
kind OF ice plant Of exceedingly
suoculent stature which abounds In those regons But
our own oxen, accustomed 70 spch diet would rarely
or never touch IL Until had actually convinced my
selas had often the opportunity Of doing y 10 an after
wster, should perhaps have had officially in real
ignq this nguar fact
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By JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

MAGNIFICENT ERARD GRAND PIANo FORTE, HORSES
ana superior cabinet furniture French
ealeie and damask curtns handsome
isn az he on
% .Sd 9%s q'1 Sa Minister on Indiana
household Effects (Which furnished order Paris
Magnificent rosewood grand piano, Eard.," cos,
SUITE pao furniture finished in rich Grim
son broea.eIe consisting Of two French sofas
Suite Of reception furniture finished blue silk dam
ask consisting Of sofa' arm and aide chairs curtains
suite OF oak furniture, crimson and gold
eide chairs, curtains and carpets 10 match
Suite Of solid ro.swood dining room furniture covered with
Suite of msh"gany chamber furniture finished French
damak consisting OF soa Turkish chairs rocker
splendid plate mirrors in heavily carved
Elegant rosewood Mirror back e,aseres
sohd rosewood c"nue and pier tnble
Three superb French mnntel clocks
Pull gilt pier tables, with marble tops
Handsome hight gilt chandeliers
One superior English dining room chandelier
with white silk, with lace eurains, cornce, nc.
Superior English Sese and Brussels carpets
Marble-top dressing cabinets. washstands
Handsome fullgr iron bedsead with canopy
Superior shuck and hair
Boosters and pillows, blankets, comforts, &C.
superior mahogany secretary and booscase
ssaq oak WAITING ,1a sess
Fins mahogany marble, sidrbosrd
Eeeani FIR seh china ma, dnner and dessert service
covered Dishes
uays, baskets
Rich glass ware, fire irons
Oak hall set Brussels stair
Refrigerator, copper cooking utensils sc.
ALSO
At O'Clock, in front OF the residence
One handsome family carriage tui 10 order y
Lawrence, New York - =
One superior French coupee
Two sets OF silver plated carriage harness
Saddles robes, covers whips, Ac
ALSO
Al the time &c disposed heore)
spendd pair OF large hay fine syie and
action, and superior travellers.
Terms; $50 and under cash that u sYty
and ninety for satisfactorily interest
SThe house will be Monday. l7lh instant from 10
10 O'Clock. JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Nov Aactioneer
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATE, IoTTr
RIES OF MARY

IN T a. ~. ' numbers Of Maryland Consoi-
-, ~ a. " benefit Of susquehar Canal, &C.
'"'a W :" IN November 5, 1855
90 IS 80 20 so "a SO 20 IL Is 10
The following Patapseo Institute
Lotlsry class yes, drawn November 6, le5si
II SO 81 6 65 Sc 10 ID 81 40 so
R. FRANCE Co., MSnssrra
Oh MePHArL, Commissioner
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WINTER MILLINERY Miss v. r. Mcdonald would
specially friends
will open saturday, November sh 10 O'Clock VERY
assortment Of French millinery the
proved Of The cnntn Of velves white
styles; md silk plain snd
children bead dresses aoyyrrs together
goods which viii on
Al orders viii be promptly epdedto.
The ladies are respectfully invited 70 call
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Nrw YoRE, Nov. Flour is stesdyssles Of State at
Sc rs &c AS southern standard 81 10 81 50. Wheat
is gedsales Of 25 600 bushels white, 81 "a red,
81 50 81 IS. Corn has declining tendenoy-sslea Of 40
900 bushels southern mrsd, 10 II cents. Pork dull At
$40 so for Reef is firm and unchanged Lard dull
At ls cents. Whitkey steady at - cents for Ohio,
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this city, Friday, IN Instant JOANNA e. DF.s pie.
n Lieut. CuasLss Dr United sss navy emily daughter Of
y. H. DsvrpoE,
The friends Of the family invited funeral which
vn take place sunday TO moow O'Clock from the rps
dsnce Of Lieut. DE,s
Baltimore papers win please COPY
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TIE COT on q. Lnk,..

oswroo, N. Y, Nov THE property lost in the recent
gale Lake Ontario is estimated will reach Also OO0
Twenty to thirty vessels have received or less damage
The brig Sampson and schooner Forwader are ashore be-
low Fort Ontario, and Lake Huron schooner Wolf
island,
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LOG AL N + w s..

The NATIONAL THKkrRE-The great opera announced
for Monday night is Aubers Fra Diavolo in which the
graceful Miss Louisa Pyne will sing that exquisite song
which rapturously received last winter Lo Hear
the Gentle Lark" she only sing it, Nothing that
have heard equal the purity and sweetness
Of Miss Pynes voice the remarkable control which she
has acquired over it
During the coming week Miss p win appear in the fol-
lowing celebrated operas in addition the one named
above On Tuesday Aubers Crown Diamonds" on
Wednesday, Wallaces Mariana on Thursday Bales
Bohemian Girl 2 Friday, Lucia = and Saturday
Don Pasquale'
Seats be secured for any Of che operas to-day by
applying at the box Office
is stated in the Pbiladephis papers that t inn..o
Ia the new that reflects % much bonor unor
s skil Of the workmen At the Washington navy-yard I,
undergoing the operation Of copper sheetng at the Pha
dephla maynard and is expected to be ready for sea
before NEXT spring although necessary she could
be got ready in sixty days
IL stated that the markets In Alexandria are dpI n
consequence Of the unfayoabe tendency OF the last foreign
news The quotations Flour, Sc slA So Wheat
white, 81 55a 81 50. Corn, co e2 cents Oats 30 ss
cents.
The Georgetown correspondent Of the Star says:
We have heard II rumored that Mayor Addison In
conjunction with city councils intends commenting
thai Thursday the 2Oth Of the present month be observed
as day Of Thanksgiving"
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RIcanoSp, CYa.,) Nov. 7.-Drs. WAring and Lpscoml
len here yesterday settle affair Of honor In the vcnit,
Of Washington, but private despatch says that the mattel
smicAbly settled.
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CIserSsATi, Nov. THE extensive machine shop, en-
CINE and shee-ron works Of Martin Anshutz Co., In thi
city, destroyed BY ERE last night Joss heavy.
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BY ELE n APH


RrcHNoSD, (Va) Oct 6.-BeDjamin Jones, a prominent
cutting his throat.
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z hrnbin Al Hnlifo

HALIFAX, Nov. THE steamer Arabia arrived last
ing 10 O'clock from Boston, and sailed for Liverpool II
The weather continues clear, but stiff westerly breeze
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EORHEsr's Military Engin-srin and Implements
L ofWar. volume 'sondon, Lass
hils's Constitutions institutional History British Col
oniss. volume, Lahd slG
Embassies and Fores being history Of diplomacy; by
"the Rsvng Engish.ss. . volume, London, 1855.
Hand Of The Court feersg, Commons
corrected 10 May, 1850,
Practical Astronomy Navigation Nautical AsronoEay Mete
oroosy. / volume, London, ls56.
Five Hundred French Phrases aspire TO speak
French correctly. vOlane, London, 1855.
Novs FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IA URRaH FOR THE HOLIDAYS, or the Pleasure.
III and Pains Of freedom, translated from German Of
and Rosale Koch by Trausfmantel Price rs
TAnia-Tes and Legends, translated from German
gu,te Linden by Trauermantsl. IS cents.
The Pearls and other Tales uanla ed the
EscbenbAch and Agnes Franz; by Trauemanel IS cents
Kansas, Interior and Exterior Life Including
settlement, political history, social life, climate, soil
scenery, &c by Sara IT, b. Robinson ST. lust published
Tor sale At TAYLOR h MAUkYis
Noye Bookstore, 9th
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A VALUABLE FARM an yirgini- $500 -cyss1 for
sseHsvng leased 6r term Of years the frnqsief Whtts
Sulphur Springs whose high tho
belief wil
for sale the nssle farm springs.
II OF $50 of low grovnd remarkable
sssodna crops and capable Of being made the hest
possible meadows this land yielded 100 bushels
rom single in 1884, (he twelfth Of successive euivs
on,l without and in 1864, bad the
duced 70 bushels The easily susceptible. q
certainly Of the best in Virginia.
nnebirf December
and thereafter with interest DATE of delivery,
further particulars inquire
dressed to "Wsnenton springs, Virginia. wAhinrnns
guEEN.
April 9o-9swncp
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Form II.

Know all persons by these that has re,ssS
and hereby releases the State OF Texas from
CAIN Tor The payment o certificate debt psn
Der for The sum Of -, issued by republic OF
Iefns % BY The authorities Of the State Of Teras NAV
BEL and redeemed by the United States hs
visions o. an act Of Congress entitled An poyte Tor IN.
Of such creditors Of the late republic OF nr
pretended IN The Of Congress. September MR. essn
dred aud my approved the 2et day OF sebn ana m -
OF The state Of feIas, approved the ls of r.
As witness my hand and seal, -
NJ ID nI.fInn
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JACOB REED,
Manufacturer %
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south finh street, Philadelphia.
qualities Of military and hney
hand and for sale the lowest prices,
Oct 1s-d6mt
The state South Carolina, Chester Dtssriet, Tn
Chnncery.
Williams P. ehl and others 1,,,s.p.
Grihsn Coleman a N y
RY ORDER Of the Of equity made IL the above Jane
Parkinson heirs alaw such there hereby
notified forward establish
July s7 ana upon
their failure by n
funds viii be paid those who already
rights In The premises
MATTHEW WILLIAMS,
Commissioner In Equity fo Chester District
SouTH CARoIIrI, CHrTEr,
Commissioner Once, Aug 20, tsss.
Aug lo-lnw6mrp
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Know all persons by these presents ans r,lss..5
and hereby releases the United Of RON ali nhsr
haby or claim or The cerfcne evidence 5.bt
number The sum Of issued The late repubic Of
eIa or by the The State Of ease may
BEL and redeemed by the United statss in win m.
provisions Of an act OF Congress- act provide FOR ina
pmen sueh creditors OF tue a republic OF com
10 the act Of cosrs.s Of september nine hun
esea ana approved e ae,h day OF February less
OF the state OF Texas, approved Of
As wiIRsAs my hand In seal
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ing Argus OF the 9th instant says;
Shortly after O'Clock last evening" Mr. Philip s. Claw
ges Of the firm Of Wilmer Clavges dry goods merchants
No l39 Market street was shot and mortay wounded by
his principal clerk Mr. Isaac Shurlock This sanguinary
affair occurred At the Of Seventh and Lodge
alley, above Chestnut street
The facts OF the case could sscerain
as follows Mr. Cawges was invited several occasions
by Mr. Shufock to visit his residence and matter OF
course became acquainted with Mrs Awaiting himself
Of the opportunity afforded he poisoned the wife against
her husband by telling stories Of Der husbands uhdety
kc7 &c She listened and finally yielded TO his desires
This carried for several weeks On Tuesday even
ing she made full confession Of all the facts The hus
band resolved vengeance and last evening he and Claw
gcs after attending TO some business at the Masonic Hall
proceeded down Chestnut street turned up Seventh and
the corner OF Lodge alley the former made known his
plant 49,.
aClsvges laughed, and shurock fred three balls Of
revolver at him. One ball took effect in the lower part
Of the abdomen and another In his arm badly SCATTERING
the bone The reports OF the pistol alarmed the neigh
borhood and during the momentay excitement Shurlock
cried out Il did it-take NELL not run away, He
locked up at Fifth and Chestnut streets to await
hearing. The wounded conveyed TO the hos
ptsl
Mr. Shurlook at the mayors Office confessed TO hay-
Ing committed the act He appeared perfectly cool and
collected and told the story Of his wrongs In manner
which elected the sympathy Of all the officers present He
said, committed the act fred the revolver, and have
been most fouly wronged This took my wife down
town. drugged her with vine and then sednoed her She
told love my wife as | love myself
"The prisoner searched and had upon bis person
small amount Of money and dsguerreotype Of his
wife
ashurock is Young man about twentyeiaht years or
age and 10 sad 70 be Of excellent character During his
he did make the least resistance and he
not in the least to regret the offence Committed.
"shurock detained Of the mayors Office during the
night and this morning he war given hearing. The
Office densey filed with persons all msnifesnR the
greatest interest for him Bail In any amount offered