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DR.. RAafsDELi..

ULIST AND 4 URIST,
Office No. los Pleasant Street,
Where he may be consulted Monday and Tuesday of
each week, until further notice.
Oflce hours from Q A n To 9 e. II.
From the Proyidencc Daily Tribunel
Owing to numerous favorable reports from patients who
have recently heen cured Of deafness and blindness by
DR.. Ramsde, much Interest was excited among number
Of our scientific gentlemen and they visited bis office
yesterday to witnsss he result Of treatment Eve
and Ear, recently discovered by The Doctor which was
found to be different from any thing ever before intro
duoe3. large number Of Eatieuts were present Thew
very kindly submitted to The examinations made b, DE
gentlemen and their testimony which proved
salts ctory thai, letting the be whqtit NAV with
the eNceptouo Of DISCRIMINATORY coupltr cure was or
could b. Ell ced in very short time without rain or
any hlz I'd whatever
s+ye"l patentssai4 ihey had been completely blind
and deaf Ter long time and could now see ard hear
very wen, and had resolved but or three prescriptions
any others were also found exprss much gratitude
fer heing cured o consumP ton throat disease &c This
treatment was also found tn BE- recent discovery made
b. the Doctor which has proven to be blessing to the
cons1mpliye.
We are sa isfed that DR.. Bamgden has by long ne
TENT ami expensive investigation fortunately discovered
certain new remedial agents, calculated cure cases Of
Dhnaness deafness lung diseases such as were
before considered incgrable. daw3m 40
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DEATH AT A REvIvAL.-A young woman
named Temple died at Vernon, Ct, on Friday
last. She was at religious meeting, and
while laboring under much excitement, and
giving utterance to her feelings in shouts, fell
to the floor dead.
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ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FIU1p are so,5 a.,
wholesale, at the iowest prices, by John O Hin 900
MANI ST. Atreta also. Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them NAV he
at his store. mv1a atf
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5000 EWARD l
ELI THAYER.

HHA'ANu AM noAANu SfihlI AMoNt THE
Aboltionists of N. York and N. England
Now, therefore, st behooves all GOOD CITIZENS
of Kanzas Territory,
AND THE STATE OF MISSOURI,
to watch the advent of this agent of AbolitonsmTo
ARREST HIM AND DEAL WITH HIM
In such the enormiy Of his crimes and in
EQUITIES shall seem to merit.
Representing ALL the Abolltionists be consequently
BEARS ALL THEIR SINS and the BLOOD OF
BAToHELDER is upon HIS HEAD, CRYING alond for
ExPATioN at the hands of the peoplen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31

CANDIDATE WANTED by the Gardner Ameri-
cans, to stand until defeated, upon the Senatorial
ticket for this county. Apply Immediately at the
Transcript Office
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Senators for Worcester County.
GEO. F. HOAR, of Worcester;
VIGOROUS TAFT, of Upton;
OHIO WHITNEY, JR., of Ashburnham;
WIN. MIXTER, OF Hardwick:
]. F. HITCHCOCK, of Warren.
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A man named Church visited Staun-
ton, Va, with load of corn from Pendleton.
lie rs 50 years old; and his mother, aged lO7,
and his father, aged Il2 years, are both liy.
ing.
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ONE PRICE
q % II HING WARE HOUsE
IGS aud no Mnin Street,
WORCESTER.
A. p. WARE & CO.,
manufacturers Of Mems and Boys Clothing, and dealer,
CLOTHS, TAILoRs' TRIMMINGS,
Furnishing Goods &c.. at Wholesale and po,,u
Gnrinenfs NJ n Il e 10 Order
With neatness and dispateh

e ABOVE establishment having recently been consider
auy enlarged and improved, now contains larger and
more attractive stock than has been offered 10 The public
~ auy preceding season. Unusual care has been be-
slowed upon both style and workmanship OF large por
Won o. me darments, and It is ntenou by the great
eAeht variety, and superior quality Of stock and
courteous attention to the wants patrons, pfioes
and strictly fair deqng to merit universal confidence
ana ooniinuance Of past liberal patronage.
The Custom Department,
Nov under he charge OF Mr. j. y STEPHENSON, win he
innd TO contain EgtsHSiUe and Unripaied stock Of
G0odg, adapted 10 every style and quality pi garment to
which viii he added The best styles Of both
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS,
~ fast as they appear IN the MARKET aud may suie
10 say thai no cortsw be spared TO render this depart
ment thoroughly satisfactory to all who may favor il with
their patronage. A. I. WARE q co.
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Col. BBNToN.-The Newburyport Herald
understands that the Hon. Thos H. Benton,
OF Missouri, is to deliver lecture before the
Lyceum in that city in November.
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We are requested by George NJ Rice, Esq, TO
say that the statement made in the Transcript,
that he intends to support the Gardner ticket, is
false, and was entirely unauthorized by him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31

Col. TITUS, the Kanzas invader, now in
the regular service under Gov. Gearv, has
been invited to Nicaragua by Walker, by
whom he is greatly and very naturally
esteemed. Col. Titus is now guarding the
free State nrisoners
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31

WILLIAMS CoLLEGE.-The catalogue of this
ooHege Tor 1907, just published, shows
total OF ia students-seniors 90, juniors So,
sophomores 60, freshmen 81. New York fur
nishes IS, and Massachusetts 60 of the whole
number
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31

SHAKING IN THEIR SHOES. - The Gardner
American County Committee were in sore dis
tress again, yesterday, IN consequence of their
inability to obtain candidate to fill the vacancy
upon that mongrel senatorial ticket. Seeing their
long faces as they sat in solemn conclave around
very long table, yesterday, we were reminded of
the lines Of the poet =
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HORSE SHow.-We understand that arrange
ments are being made for horse show on the
grounds of the Worcester Agricultural Society,
the second week in November.
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISTRICT,
NSEL PHELPS, of Greenfield.
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PoLIcE CoURr- Thursday, Oct. 3O-John
Collins was fined 50 and costs, John Reed and
Solomon Adams SO and costs each, for being
drunk, and committed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31

THANKsGIv1Ne.-Gov. Gardner mas appointed
Thursday, the 9th of November, as a day of
Thanksgiving.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS,
ELI THAYE OF WORCESTER
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LOCAL MEN s


PEOPLES CAUcUs.-At the Peoples meeting
at Warren Hail. last evening, George NJ. Rice
presided, and c. B. Webb was Secretary. A res
olution was unanimously adopted, to 60 into gen
eral meeting of all the supporters Of Fremont and
Dayton and Charles Sumner, forthe nomination
of union Fremont ticket for representatives to
the General Court and a committee of five was
chosen. consisting Of Charles E. Stevens Rich
ard Ball, O. X. Earle, VIM A Ayres and Lucian
Prince, to confer with the Americans for that
object and, if no arrangement appears practica
ble' to call caucus OF the Peoples party While
this committee were out, brief and eloquent re-
marks were made by D. + Parker, s. v Stone.
o. H. 1illotson, Esq, Edwin Bynner, Marson
Eaton, and others, and the caucus adjourned
The Americans having asseuted to the PROPOSE
ton, this Committee have united in the following
call =
All the voters of the city af Worcester who are
IN favor OF the election OF Fremont and Dayton,
and of the re election of Charles Sumner 10 tn e
United States Senate ARE hereby invited to assem-
bic IN the City Hall, on Saturday evening Nov
lst., at O'Clock, fol- the purpose OF nominating
hve candidates for Representatives in the General
Court. Per order.
CHARLES E. STEVENS
RICHARD BALL, Committee
WILLIAM A. AYRES of the
o. K. EARLE, Peoples Party.
LUCIAN PRINCE
STEPHEN P. TWIss,
SAMUEL X BUEL, Committee
SAMUEL BANNISrER of The
G. W. Angler, American partv
EDWIN HAVEN.
Worcester, Oct SG, 1886.
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" The melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the Year.n

They should have taken our advice earlier, and
put on Pangborn. 1t is getting to be doubtful
case whether even his transeendent abilities can
save the ticket.
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ELI THAYER.
naught!

Our fellow citizen, Eli Thayer, the nominee of
the Republicans of the ninth district for the
next Congress, is doing yeoman' seryece for Ere
mont and freedom upon the stump. He speaks
in two towns every night to large and enthusiastic
audiences of the people who throng in crowds to
hear him. He spoke last nightin Charlton and
in Spencer and on the night previous at Stur-
hridGe and Southbridge And tonight he will
speak at Leominster and Fitchburg, undoubtedly
~ erowued nousess anu Tedve
sion upon his hearers that he has in other places,
viz that he is just the man to represent the
Heart of the Commonwealth, among the border
rufians, not only of Kanzas, but of Washington.
Speaking of border rufians, reminds las to lay
before our readers copy of the advertisement in
which Atchinson and Stringfellow's organ, Offered
reward for his head, several months ago. Here
it isl
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To the Vote Distrfbusers in the Several
TayTus.

The votes must lie given in the manner pro-
scrioed by the warrants for town meetings; where
the form of the warrant does not compare with
the ballots sent out, the ballots must be cut and
pasted so as to agree with the warrant. This is
Indispensable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31

CHANGE OF TIME.-The train on the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad, leaving Worcester at
$50 P. M, will leave at 80 on and after Nov 8.
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sI1KINC E1-0II,I,rn

SPRING FLOWERS.
We have now received our animal assortr,o.t
eF Nh ,Dl FLoWERING BULBS, consisting of
TULIPS, IRIS,
hf6aolNIHs, EABOTSSUS,
CnUCGs, J0HNQUILLs
c.o, oNO OiuP", GLADAOLUs &c
- SIC M. b. GREEN CO.
vi uu ZIG Main street.
size "md Price Reduced, from so to rs cents
pott'e, Hanmond'S LINN snt-the best Liniment in
use ana one tna n used by Physicians as well as the
people. The label bears the certiGcate of ,, 80 s.s
PES physicians aud citizens Al orders from merchants
and Others addressed TO J. O. Hill Worcgater Masa Iii
receive prompt attention. ""sS WIZ
O. Bear in mind that the price Is reduced
i,o 1T, D. z. HILL, Apothecary
Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31

VOCAL TP5d aia; n ndrlllo Band

ocas ana instrumental @ uudCTlIe Band,
Thankful for past patronage, solicit a continuance
If the same.
N. GODDARD, First Violin;
j. NJ. ALDRICH Second Violin, and Prornpter;
W. "a HoBBs ClarBette
L. P0~ERs, Cornet Piston;
b. D. RYAN, Double Bass.
Any number of pieces furnished for Balls Parties As
sembes, where Music is required, by applying to n
P Goddard, Mulberry street J. NJ. AIdrich. No Vine
street W. Hobbs, No Carlton street, or at c. Lor-
ing's Music Store, No. 2O3 Main street
All orders promptly attended to diff go
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31
o A HUI, l2l Nan-et. wnroesler. Masa = ~ y Or
AHE GREAT EST NJ MEDICAL DESCDV-
ERY OF THE AGE

cry OF THE AGE,
MIR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one Of
our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures
Z u Il KIND or HUM R!t
From the worst scrofua down to a common Pmpls.
He has tried in clever hundred ca es and never
failed except in cases (bo.h thunder humol He has
now IN his possession two hundred certificates of ts
yaue all within twenty miles Ct Boston
Two bottles are warranted to nursing sore mouth
on the face
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of bolts
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in
the m luth and stomach
Three to five bottles warranted to cure 10 The worst
case Of erysipelas.
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the sars
and blotches among the hair
running ulcers
One bottle viii cure scaiy eruption Of the skin.
, Two or lhres bottles are warranted to cure worst
Two or three bottles are warranted In cure fine most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
three or o7r bottles are warranted salt rhenm.
rive % eight bottles will cure the worst case OF scrofa.
DIRECTIONS for Use. adult, one table spoonful per
eayj children over eight years. dess IT spoonful children
from aye 70 eight years, tea spooniu AS nodrecon
peeppucaDe to all constitutions, take enough to operate
on bowels twice day. Mr.. Kennedy gives personal att
tenhon in bad cases Of scrofula.
kENNEDl'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
TO be used in connection NTH he Medical Discovery
FoR INFLAMMATION AND HUMoR or TnE EYES, this gives
immediate relief you will apply it on linen rag when 60
FoR scALp IfEAp, you viii cut the hair on the afsstej
part, apply Ointment freely, and you will see the i'm
provemen IN a few days,
Foa eALr rneUM rub wen in ~ often as convenient.
FuR scALgs nfamtd surface you win ruiz h In a.
your hearts contenti &c will give YOU such eal coot
that goa c0nuo, help wishing well to the inventor
FoR soABsi these commence by a thin acrid guid o,y.
Ing through the skin soon hardening on The surncs; In
short time are foil ol yellow matter; some are on ava -
ment freely, but do not rub II To-
ron snEs LEeLi this is common disease, more 20 than
IS kenerAS snpposedi the skin turns purple covered
WIN scales itching inolernbly sometimes forming run.
slh uore9j ny applying the Onlmeat the itohiag and
eolls8 VIII disappear in few days. bot You tpngt Keep
Wn the Ointment unfit The skin gets his hatrai color
1hi Ointment agrees with every eHh, ana ciy.s ir,nr
o'9le relet in every SKIN disease neih Is heir b.
Price 60 cents per box.
Manufactured BY DONALD KNNNFOy 100 W..
Street, RoXhury, Mass. ~ "''"
For sale by every Druggist in the nit d States and
Brttah Provinces. an 5asf '''
EleGtro-C emieai b,shs.-Ths proprlst,,
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SusrENDED. John Beck, dry goods denler.
Broadway, New York, suspended payment
on the 9Th. Liabilities from $75 200 10
$4,000.
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HLentro-C n emtcHl bHtbr.--rhs prupriet.,
OF the Worcester Wafer Cure would aunounp, ~ ~ ,t
these batnB. ''''''''''''d
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1865. Ar
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Physician for Diseases Of the Lungs,
$50 dawu No. Cambridge St boston
Good Effects Of DR., HiIl's Cordial BaI,n
Of Syrinculas.

WORCESTER, July @, 1856
Dear SirA few months ago called at your establish
men for your advice when you recommended course Of
the Balm OF syriacum. am at last. with much shame
induced to address You the miserable situation was
IN When commenced taking your blessed medicine. I
am convinced the disease afflicted with was SOLELY
accustomed by my having contracted, my early youth
most Infamous habit the continual practice Of which
had totally destroyed my constitution The health of my
body was not only Affected but The powers of my mind
were much weakened my judgment had its sodity
ana my memory Its retentive faculties my head was co
used and subject to frequent swmmiugs and hau heep
much troubled with oppression at my breast which
occasloned constant perspration had pains in my
stomach and weakness and general debility all over
me- with constant yaWning and seepiness my appetite
was huctuatng my spirits greatly depressed tia; 1t
times could scarcely refrain from Ching and invoiun-
tary weeping; my eyes indamed and frequently
emitted watery humoi in word l was an object Of
misery. paid strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according to your djree
tons for shout three morths am now perfectly recoy
eredj therefore, think it not only my duty to scknowl
edge the service you have done but to inform the pub.
lie for the benefit Of Others who labor under the sane or
any disease similar, to these from which was happy
recovered it''
am, dearssr, your most obliged humble servsnt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-31

Diseases CT Ehc TSTOHt and Lssugs,-DR
DILLENBACK having removed to No. Cambridge st.
near the Revere House. continues, usual devote
himself exclusively to the examination and treatment Of
all diseases Of the respiratory rgaus Consumption Bron
chtis, Asthma and Catarrh His mode of practice
sts in inhaing breathing the remedies reduced intoa
state Of yapor, from suitable apparatus constructed for
that purpose, combined With such constitutional
and local applications the exgencies Of the may
seem to indicate. For the Of his treatment the
DOCTOR refers TO persons Of The highest character pO
suon; in this city and elsewhere many of whom have
been cured and completely restored health when ahan
doned by the ordsaTy modes of practice Persons at
distance wishing to avail themselves OF my system of
practice, by giving full statement their case ia writ
ing can have the appropriate remedies with nha!aus
and all necessary directions for use sent to them by ey
press
N b. In order that the public may not be msled by the
misrepresentation of ignorant pretenGers l would saw
that have no branch Office and that there is no nbys
clan IN Boston pracbcDg medicine who now has or ever
has had any connection with me, any right to use nv
name. Beware OF any who make such an announcement
Il. P. DILBENBACK, Nj. D.
ia sofa no
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(bARK E'S FEM BE PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared from a Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queer
This invaluable medicine is uufaling IN the Of oil
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fs
male tuition is subject 1t moderates all excess and
removes all distractions and speedy msy be relied
on.
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Holden s Groavenor's ouasirfIIe Baud

AO'NSt' - - a"~S SsR*fH . - A'aGFEiiS Dshuf.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties sc.
A. HON n, First Violin;
X. DoBMAN, Second Violin, and Prompter;
N. LACKEY, Cariuette;
j. B GRosvgNOR, Correct;
G. +. CUsnMtN, Contra Bass
Engagements made at a. Ma-sh's Music Store, No.
American House Eock with Isaac Fske or either OF the
above. DIFF o29
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= NCW q IA 2 n 31fl BIC I3HCoFt3t --LTt
HAtrS AROMATIC INYIGORATING sPIRIT.-ghia
Schnapp1, Rerynes &C. use for the q Dyspepsia,
Nervousness, Heartburn Drosines5 Kidney Complaints,
Melancholy Deiirun Tremens, Inemperance &c, it
will iavgorate and strengthen, but win not utoycate
stupefy.
Persona who have become hahtuaed to the excessive
Of Tobacco Opium and Spritaous Liquors, wfll and
speedy and permanent relief from the desire to these
destroying agents, by TAXI bottle two of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE
Weak and siekly families viii hnd Dr.. HAMS InYgor
2ng Spirit quick and for sl female Difficult
ties being regeneration wei as sJrenEtener Of the
human system. Zach eompsin that the Aromatic Inyig
oratug COrdaf IS calculated to nome the wran
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-17

MooNoLoGY.- her increase, the moon
supplies more electricity to the atmosphere
hence, all vegetation which depends upon
the atmospheric electricity chiefly for nour-
ishment should be sown then. Blossoming
shrubs, or plants, should be sown, planted
or set, just after the new moon. If sown,
planted, set or pruned near the second
quarter, they grow thrifty, but seldom bear
mucn flowers or fruit; to yield best, seed
shouiu De sown, fruit trees set or pruned,
some TWO TO four days before the full moon
IL sucn 'eGetaoies or trees are sown, &c
ton; but escu.ent roots-potatoes onions
beets, &c. depending for nourishmcnt on
terrestrial magnetism instead of atmospheric
electricity, do best when sown Or planted in
the decreasing moon.-Rainbor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-17

MURDER BY AN NJ. C.-An intense excite
ment was created in Washington on Thurs
day Of last week, by the shooting OF one OF
the walters at Wizards hotel, and the
wounding of two others, by Mr.. Herbert, a
member of congress from California. The
facts appear to be about as follows. MIR. IL.
was boarder at Wizards hotel. The
break fast hours at the hotel are from to 10
o'clock. Mr.. Ii. came down to the hotel a
little after the hour, and ordered the waiter
to bring him some breakfast The waiter re-
fused to do SO. Another was ordered with a
like result, and in terms bordering on inso-
Icnce. Mr. ii. thereupon undertook to
cbastise the waiter, when he was set upon
bv half a dozen of his fellow walters, and to
save himself from a sound beating, Mr.. II
drew a revolcr and fired repeatedly at his an.
taponists, killing one and wounding two
others. lie was Immediately arrested and
taken before Judge Crawford, who, after a
long examination, held him to bail in the
sum of 800, 900 to appear at the June term
of the criminal court in Washington, to an
sxer the charge Of manslaughter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-17

LANE AND DoUGLAs.-The New York
Times. Lanes own selected organ, thus gives
Judgment in the case:
So far as this is a personal controversy,
we have no hesitation in saving that Senator
Douglas has the best of it. A. to the alter
ations in the memorial we can express no
opinion, because we know nothing of the
fncts except from the statements Of the re-
spective parties. Mr.. Douglas alleges that
they were material--tlat in the original me-
mortal the Signcrs denied the right OF Con-
gresS to organize a Territorial Government
for kansas-whercas, in the altered docu-
ment, as presented, they were made explicit
" to acknowledge it. Col. Lane does not
deny this alleged alteration, but declares that
all the changes were made by him IN con-
formity with the authority vested in him"
1t is not easy to suppose that he could have
| authority to rererse the principles professed
by the signers of the memorial-but even if
he had, the exercise of such an authority
would be an act of very questionable pro-
priety. Aside from this matter, we cannot
agree with Col. Lane in attributing cowardice
to Senator Douglas, merely because he did
not consider his letter challenge. If Col.
Lane designed to invite hostile meeting,
he should have been explicit. This mode OF
challenging by inference, adds fresh absurdi-
ty, (Which it does not at all need, to the sys-
tenn of duelling.