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March 80, 1857.
mo. 66.].
AN ACT

mo. 66. AN ACT
Providing for the submission to the Electors of
the act entitled "an act to incorporate the Bank
OF Ohio and Branches"
Sec. l. Be II enacted By tie General Assem-.
bly, Of tie State Of Ohio, That the act entitled
"an act incorporating the Bank of Ohio and
branches" passed at the present session of the
General Assembly, be and the same is hereby sub
mitted to the electors of this State at the general
election to be held on the second Tuesday of Oc
tober next, for their approval or rejecton-and
each elector may have written or printed or part
ly written and partly printed upon bis ticket the
words 'For the Bank Charter" or Against the
Bank Charter" or words to that effect and the
judges Of each election district in counting out the
votes, shall set down in separate columns, in the
poll books, the votes given "For the Bank Char
ter" AMI the votes given against the Bank Char
ter, aud certify the number of votes given for
and against the charter as they are required to GER
tfy to the number of votes given for candidates
Sec. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the persons
opening the poll books in each county, to make
separate abstract of votes given for, and against
the charter, including a statement showing the
number of votes cast, which were neither for or
against the charter. And the clerk of the court
Of common pleas of each county shall immedi-
ately after such abstract is made, make certified
copy thereof under the seal of the court and for
ward the same by mail TO the Governor, at Co.
lumbus, marked on the outside "Abstract of votes
for and against Bank CHARTER given in -
county
Sec. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the Governor
as soon after said election as practicable with the
aid of the Auditor or secretary of State, to open
and abstract all said returns; and the Governor
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WHOLE NUMBER, l,266

Palm ("how good thing i i, and how becon.
inE' )sas read BY Rev. Golden. AMI sung BY tie
people, led by d. Rinehart, While tbey we're put.
ting on their hats aud coats, arranging their sbawls
boanets DC. The meeting then quit without an
adjournment, and returned to nv place ofabole
wondering within myself what all this might coms
10 10 tie e,id thereof
A. SPECTATOR
ScroggsfeId, April Z, 1857.
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TMEs OrrIce, LrArfNwonrn. K. n ]

WHAT AN EDIroR SHOULD BE. The majority
OF readers seem to think that nothing can be more
easy or pleasant, than to edit paper; but of all
the different empIoyments by which men make
their bread and butter, there is none, we firmly
believe, that so taxes the mind, temper and flesh
as that OF editing paper. There is none that Ie
quires nicer tact, quicker wit or kinder heart.
4 curthh temper could never succeed as an edi-
tor; nor narrow-minded man, nor an ignorant
one, nor hasty one, uor an unforgiving one-
An editor must Of necessity turn himself inside
out to the public, He cannot be hypoerte any
more than husband could be bypoerite TO his
wife. He must expose himself ia all that he does
as much in selecting tue thoughts Of Others Is in
publishing his own, and therefore the better way
for HMM the outset is TO begin frankly, to- save
himself from after eontralictionsand notifications.
Whoever succeeds toerabiy well as an editor, Is
something more than an ordinary maa-lei his
contemporaries think of him as they will.
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Vanity in a woman is not invariably, though
it is often, the sign ola cold and selfish heart; in
men it always is; therefore we ridicue it in socie
ty, and in private hate it.
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March 80, 1857.
AN ACT
President of the Senate.

No. Al. AN ACT
10 amend an act to prevent Nusances pass ID
February /, 1882.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted By the General as
sem5ty Of tie State Of Ohio. that the third sec.
ton OF the act entitled an act in addition to the
act TO prevent nusances, passed February IL. 1882
be and the same is hereby so amended as to read
as follows; Section 8. That if any person or per-
sons alIput any dead animal or part of the car
caSs OF any dead animal into any river. creek,
pond, road, street, alley, lane, lot, field meadows
or common or in any place within one mile Of
the residence # any person or persons, except the
same and every part thereof be buried at least one
toot under the ground, and if the owner or owners
thereof shall knowingly permit the same o remain
IN any of the aforesaid places to the injury Of the
health or to the annoyance Of the citizens of this
States or any of :hen, every person so offending
'hall, on CONVICTION thereof before any Justice of
the redce of The proper township forfeit and pay
SUN not less than one dollar nor more than five
dollars and every twenty four hours said owner
may permit the same to remain thereafter shall be
deemed an additional offence against the provisions
OF this act
Sec. 2. That section three of the act to which
this is amenIatory, be and the same is hereby re-
peaed. This act to take effect from and after its
passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker cfthe House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR.
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus, March 10. 1857,
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Eaws of Ohio.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY


No. 81. AN ACT.
Supplementary to an act making certain instru-
ments Of writing negotiable" passed February
rs, 1920.
Sec. /. BE Il enacted By tie Gtnsral Asssps.
1y Of The Slate of Ohio, That all bonds. notes
aud bills, payable at day certain after date or af
ter SIGHT, made negotiable by the ac. to which
this IS supplementary. shall be entitled to three
days grace in the time of payment.
Sec 2. That the demands of payment from
the maker OF any bond Or note, or Of the drswee
oil any bill of exchange on the third day of grace
gwen Aforesaid, and notice of non payment there.
OF to the indOrser of any such bond note or bill
and the drawer of any such bill within reasona.
Ole time thereafter shall be adjudged, due dill
gence under the second section of the act TO which
this is supplementary unless the Endorsement shall
express in writing other conditions: Provided,
that when the third day of grace shall he the first
day Of the week, the first day of January. the
fourth day of July, the twenty fifth day of De.
cember, or apublc thanksgiving day, such de,
mand shall be made on the next preceding bust.
ness day.
Sec. 8. The act passed March l3, 1889, e,ti.
Tied ian act supplementary to an act making cer-
tam instruments of writing negotiable" passed
February 25. 1890, be aud the same is hereby re.
pealed: Provided nothing in this act shall affect
suits pending or rights acquired, before this act
takes effect.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOS, IL. FORD,
President of tue Senate.
March 80, 1857. ''''''
mo. 63.l ANACT
10 limit the power of public officers and agents
in making contracts
Sec. /. BE IL enacted By tile General Assem-.
bIy Of tie State Of O6o, That it shall be uuIaw
fui for any officer or agent of the State or of apy
county, township city or Incorporated village there
ln who may be intrusted with the construction.
improvement or keeping in repair any public
building or work of any kind, or with the man.
agement or providing for any public institution of
whatsoever kind to make any contract or con.
tracts binding or purporting to bind, the State or
any such county, township, city or Incorporated
village to pay any sum or sums of money not pre-
Viousy appropriated to the purpose for which
such contract OF contracts are made and remaining
unexpended and applicable to such purpose unless
such officer or agent shall be lawfully and EXPRESS.
ly authorized to make such contract or contracts
Sec. 2. If any such officer or agent shall make
or participate in making, any contract ntrary to
the provisions of the foregoing section, be shall be
held personally liable for the performance Il ereof
but the State, county, township, city or incorpora.
ted village, in behalf of which the same purports
70 have been made, shall not be liable for the per.
formanee thereof.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force
. from and after its passage.
e'n N. H. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
March 80, 1857.
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hereby certify that l have read and compared
the proof of the foregoing laws and that they are
correctly printed from the copy certified by the
Secretary Of State. J. |. BLACKBURN,
Aud. Carroll co.
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EgPitch darkness has been so improved as to
read "bituminOu, obscurity."
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From the Missouri Democrat Of Friday
FREE STATE MAYOR ELECTED IN
LEAVENWORTH CITY. X IT.

Appended viii be found brisf letter from
kaHsas which shows most gratity iug victory for
the Free State men in LeaveDwolth CITY. 1t is
the more gratifying when it is fecollectei that,
Leayenwoth, during the Kansas troubles of lsst
Fall, was the headquarters Of Captain Emory
and l3 band Of desperadoes, WHO drove citizens
robbed their houses and stores, aud murdered
PHILIPS. This victory was won, too. under election
laws which prohibited the ballots Of MI citizers
who had not resided in the eity for a period Of SIX
months prIar to the day Of voting. Had all tic
actual residents been allowed TO vote, we are in.
formed the majority for Adams would been five
times as great The convictions Is irresistible that
free soil sentiments aad free while men are bound
quickly to via Kansas, and ultimately to rescue
Missouri
TINES 0FFIcE, LEAvENwoR7H, K. T,l
April II, 1857
ED. DENocRAT:-Leavenwouh stands redeem
ed! Free State parry triumphant Border Ruff
iians Frustrated. Free State Mayor! Henry ].
Adaius elected by a majority Of 81 over all 9th
er candidates! Great enthusiasm aud reioicifg!
The following IS the result.
First Ward-Adams 1873; Shannon 50; Tay-
or 10.
Second Ward-Adams 1854; Shannon 94;
Taylor 10
Adams majority over all, I84.
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N. II. V IN WORRIES.

Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOS. II. FORD,
:. President of tue Senate.
March 80, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28

ONE HUNDR I'D a Nd sRIETK RU891-z
els No. for sale BY - -
5ss5-- 80 MATHEW McNABR
noy1I sWetster st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28

PRoF DERGrH Will not be responsible the evil effects
which may produced counterfeit called Electric OIL
after his great remedy II persons will not be cautioned
aud repeated advice through the newspapers, and
buy and use base article when the Electric on well
known and highly recommended by Mayors OF cities,
Members Congress, Physicians and Merchants Of the
highest standng as he shown by certificates published
every Philadephan, then they must bear the conse
auences or their My Electric Oil pleasant, always
person better than Il began and cannot posstty
dodJl, (as limitations WILL Children should have for
Group and eething the skin and pim
pies complexlon &c. Rheumatism any pain cannot
Sole Manliscturing Department ssOuh Eighth street,
Philadelphia. 49, - -l-.-flt577
Price 25 81 per bottle, and person has ever
made any real Electric OIL but myself in this or any
other city. 80 53l - III
PRoF CnARLEs DEGRATu scoYerer and sole manufacture
err in the world of Electric Oil.
Forsaleby T. il. LOGAN. 4 CO., Bridge Corner
Also, by ff1E5 LAUGELINsf& BUsHFIELD. =
ianIi - 80 t1 Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28

AyIurOmAxr CASE was decided last week
in the New York Supreme Court The action
was brought to test the validity ola sale and de-
livery of silk goods, which were purchased in
October last at eight per cent..otf for cash.
Nhcna check was demanded for the amount,
thepurchascr contcndcd that cash meant pay
mental thirty days, to which the seller denur-
rel, and had the goods seized blythe sheriff
after they had been delivered The seizure was
confirmed by the verdict of the jury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28
FROM CHICAGo

Fer. There was heavy rains in Northern
Illinois and Wisconsin on Tuesday and Hednes-
day. Rock river Foseito anextraordinary heighth
up to midnight on Tuesday. az
The Galena Air Line r. R bridge at Sterling
was entirely destroyed Three miles Of the.
track at Sterling is under water and the road
bed in many places gone.
The ice is piled up six feet Serious damages
have been sustained betKeen Sterling aud -Fui--
ton. Inc damage to the road is estimated at
SIee;eee a,
The Illinois Central bridge at Dix is uninju-.
req ~. gssz ! sgy5.ssz.s Y. - - 6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28
TO TILE pURLIO.

,rr,r. .,s day sold to Niessrs Campbell McDermot
1ntelIgeneer ONCE. weretpru sincere thanks
,,ron. for tie many acts of kindness We have re-
,,,ber hands and cordially commend our successors
"e.rpoice. weaoaSt ~in ever sfOnnd prompt
attentive to every department of business, and win
EFFORT to deserve the patronage ofthecommunity.
,.oon viii run to the 18Th instant, and hope our
.s, .s aid US in speedily closing up outstanding
.,,oea''.
ne business of the firm will be settled by either of the
zSsy BEATTY & CO.
Welding. Oct. s,h, 1856.
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CoRRECrroN.-1n our notice of the forgery
Arrest yesterday morning, mistake was made
in the names of the parties concerned, Mr..
Perkins was not, as We represented, the forger,
but the merchant. The forger, DR.. Clifton, went
by the alias of L. A. Corning, and various 9TH
G appellations, according to the locality of his
eiOurn
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FROM KANSAS. s.

' FROM KANSAS. ts
ST Lor1s, Fen. 27.-Letters to the Repabis-
can, from Westport, dated Feb. %, confirms the
previous reports of the difficulty in Kansas
Both branches of the Kansas Legislature
passed bank bill, establishing parent bank
with six branches sal
Gov. Polk resigned yesterday, and immediate.
II started for Washington. ~
4 station agent at Jefferson City named
Porter, and Conductors Pride and Abbott, oil
the Pacific Railroad, were arrested yesterday for
embezzling funds of the company. s., 500 have
been recovered.
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wrregret that press of duties required US
to foregO the pleasure of attending the enter
tanment given at Columbus. Ohio, to Thatcher
Perkins, the Ex-President Of the Central Ohio
Railroad. ss 3
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New York nurNet: ~
ID @BERT PATTERSON, In ohancery,
IL. against In Ohio Circuit

L ------- III
H. - against In Ohio Circuit
The Wheeling Female Seminary, & els. Court, Va.
By virtue Of decree in the above cause at the
Thursday. the 2:3d day Of April, 1857,
the of the Court House Of Ohio county to the
highest bidder following estate, being lots Nos 251
52 1885, 26 267 26S and 269 situate in Centre Wheeling
In that part formerly known the addition to South Wheel
ing William Chupine, much thereof
Will pay the complaLnans elqmof $2sI 49xth interest
said decree ,nconed against the said defendant for
$4,000 90 with interest from the 2tst day Of April 1856, TIL
paid; also, claim OF Saml gill; in said decree also
mentioned against said defendant for $4,000 90 with inter
est on 600 co. part thereof from the 2st day of June,
1880 and 4OOO CO. residue thereof from the oath day OF
January, 1851, until paid, and costs. s,gI,J
TERMS OF SALE-Twenty per the purchase money
In cash. and the balance at six tweIye eighteen twenty
four months the purchaser giving bond with good security
title until the whole OF the purchase money Is
paid. aFf su9A QtIILs SAMUEL IRWIN,
FEB. 90, 1851. s--5-,.ss Sheriff, Of Ohio county.
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lIOSon TO THE DlsrIxculsnED DR4p.-We
learn from Philadelphia, that it is the intention
Of the friends of the lamcnted DIR. Kane, to
bring his body through this city en- route for
Philadelphia. We notice that, in the other cit
iesand towns wherever the body is to be brought,
the city authorities have made arrangements to
pay their respects in public manner to the re-
mains of the distinguished adventurer In Gin
ennati, we notice a call, numerously signed, for
this purpose. We hope that our authorities
viii not form an exception, but that immediate
steps will be taken to receive the body and the
Committee who have it in charge
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ST.. Louls, bss7.ZA letter to the Democrat,
dated Lecomptop, Fob. 18th, says:9Gcn. Rich
ardson, Major, Gen. of Kansas militia, and
member of the Territorial Council, died at
Lecompton on the 14th inst.
The q. S. Deputy, Marshal, arrested Capt
Walker few days since. etwas examined
by Judge Cats, and held to bail in the sum of
$4,000. s
The bill passed, giving the county judges
jurisdiction in criminal cases and the people to
be tried before these petty courts without
jury and without being indicted. ssrE
The steamer Jno, Bell was sunk in the Ar
kansas river few days ago She had on board
600bales of Cotton, most Of which was saved.
The steamer Hope, with cargo of cotton,
was sunk in Red river last Friday week; 800
bales was thrown overheard when the boat was
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Ma j. W. srrpERr, of St, Louis, whose son
r.s killed by the recent accident on the Pacific
Railroad, has brought an action for damages
against the company for $4,000
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CHURCHEs OF WiTIE.IsjIr Il No

For the Information OF strangers visiting We pub
sh the following list of the different Churches and teir
time and place OF meeting If there mistakes,
viii make the lneeessars correcaohN with pleasure:
81 lEatthsp's EId4cepaEtpn, Corner Monroe and Byron
streets, Rev. r. Paks Rector morning services 1o3f
o'clock, evening, Z. i 4 S FFF
81 yohns, E7tseopqlan, Main street between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. G. X. wARNER PASTOR
morning services 1o5f o'clock, evening,Tx.
First Pres1ytetan REV R. II. WEED PASTOR Fourth ST.,
between Monroe and Quincy; services morning
noon. s,s8 f
Second resLyterta, Webster street. between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening
Third Presbyterian, FIFTH street, between Chestnut
Talbert South Wheeling, Rev f. Woops, Pastor
ees morning and evening.
Fourth reSLtsa, Rev. A. PAUL. Pastor, Main street,
between Washington and Adams ss services morning and
evening. = 81 10 VI :.
tor Fourth street between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening"
Yortb reet 4stfodtst EptscopaI, Rev. B. IsoS Pastor
corner Market and North sts, North Wheeng services
tnornins and evening. zaasaa51
Caapine Street JleGodfst Epfscopdl REV. g. R. DAw-
son, Pastor, Chapline street between First and second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Welding NJ r. Church, Rev. @: D: BErTELIB,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling Istdmd Chapel, Wheeling island, Rev. p
MOORE, Pastor.
Germqn Nsnodtst Epfscopqt, Rev c. HElw1o, Pastor,
obapne street. between Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
Ing.
st. James cathedral, Roman Catholic. Rt Rev. BISHOP
r. " wuELAS Fifth street, of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
Associate Rs5orned, Rev. j. T. sccIpsE, PASTOR corner
of Market and Jefferson services morning and after
noon. -r..-
Baptfst, ---.---. Clay street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets; services morning and evening" sst
Dtscite'st Market street between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling services l011 in the morning, and IL
evening" rs sN7 2 bi1s iAse ffe5&9S
Eran0elieGl Erottstdnt Rev. J. HEFEH Pastor, Clay
street. above sixth, East Wheeling. - -
I. zion Erdn0e1tcdl Luthertaa, Rev F. ziHHNERNAE,
PASTOR Market street. between Webster and Third; Centre
wheeling; services morning and evening.
erctsh Synagogue. Quincy street, between Market and
Main. 40 7ar6
German Frotestans, Union Kali. Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1OK morning.
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GREAT destruction of property has occurred
inSoutheastern Missouri, in consequence of the
feshets in the rivers. The damageto the Iron
mountain Railroad is estimated at $4,000.
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Viz request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
!, the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
ian in The morning following. The crowd Of
,i,bt work renders it necessary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28

Tue citizens of Pomeroy are agitating the
question of a railway from that place to Ham
den, distance of thirty Ave miles, thus in
,ttrsecting the NJ. & C. Railroad at the latter
tO;rt s1.
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F.yORx-we are indebted to Hon. VIM. L.
Marcy, and Hon. z. Kidwell, for number Of
v1lu,blc public documents.
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HAERIspuRG, Feb 27.-The execution of su-
san Green, (coiored, for murder, which was to
have taken place to-day, has been suspended, by
Gov Pollock, till the 9th of March.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28

Ho! FOR W AsHNoroS CRY. Round trip tielk
Il, will be issued by the B. & o. R. r. Co. to
Washington City, at $1,000 each, commencing
N saturday evening and good for 6 days.
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RESIGNATINN..

PoRTLAND, Me. FEB. 2T.-3Iov. IlQmIin Ia!
sent to the Legislature his resignation of tn
Office of Governor. lie goes to Washington il
a few days to resume his Senatorial duties,
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.JAa S. M. DILLON.
1O2 N1ARhET.S TI1EET,


u EEPs constantly ON hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
IL Wrought Pipes, Sheet Lead All kinds and szes
of Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles and Steam and
Water Gpagss Lift and Force Pumps Sinks, Bathing Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrauts, Gum Hose and packing
Thcknesses, Anti-frction Metal, Pure BancH Tin,
Zinc and Anthony the Celebrated TROY BELLS and the best
Cruchells the country. 4-Fe.if fa,-tlf E.fAtA
eB- Also, Polly's Improved and patent Chain Pump,
decidedly greatest pump Of the age, the right
put up which Towns and Counties in Western Virginia
will be sold on fair term.
Galvanized Iron Tubing Incorrosive, and for
ductpg pipe, for hot cold water, and
Aqueduet Pipe constantly on hand any size or guam
tty Of which eau be furnished on short notice.
~ GdSh pdidIor old Copper Brdss and Lead.
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PABlrs NJ. LAWSON, formerly Treasurer Of the
State of Virginia, died in Amelia county, last
week.
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s,--7 THE STEAMER NIAGARA, -
HALIFAX, Feb 27.-Noon.-Th are as yet
no signs of the steamer Niagara, now over due
from Liverpool, with three days later adyices,
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BALrrNoRE, Eel, 27.--Auother duel took place
at Savannah onMonday last. The parties were
Messrs Hrgenrick and Kimbrong, they fought
withrifies. Hegenrick was wounded by the first
fire and died on Tuesday