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NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING AT NO.
II vember Term 1856, of the Court of Please and Quar-
ter Sessions of Nash county, qualified Ad minstraors Of
Thos. w. Wright decd, hereby notify all persons having
accounts demands of any kind denomination against
the estate of the said deceased to present them either
both of for payment within the time prescribed
by law for that purpose this notice will plead in bar
of their recovery All persons indebted the estate Of
the said deceased will please make immediate payment
W. T. HARRINGTON,
B. D. MANN, Adm 70.
July "a, 1857. 1l95-I.
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Indian DeDredatio7as.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Government has des-
patches from Gov Medary, requesting that authori
ty be granted him to muster into service several
companies of volunteers for protection against the
Indians. He reports that five thousand are concen.
trated at the Sioux Agency, exhibiting bad state
of feeling against the whites, and upholding the Sp
rit Lake murders.
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Democratic Republican Ticket for Congress

Election first Thursday in august meet.
DISTRICT:
HON. HENRY NJ. SHAW, CT Currituck.
SECOND DISTRICT:
HON. THOMAS RUFFlN, of Wayne.
THIRD DISTRICT:
HON. WARREN WINSLOW. of Cumberland.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
HON. l.. OBJ. BRANCH, of Wake.
DISTRICT
STEPHEN E. WILLIAMS, Esq, of Alamance.
DISTRICT:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, JR., ESQ, of Rockingham.
SEVENTH DISTRICT:
HON. BURTON CRAlGE, of Rowan.
EIGHTH DISTRICT:
HON. THOMAS l.. CLINGMAN, of Buncombe.
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MARRIED..

On the 7th inst, Chaes Anderson ESQ.,. of Cally HILL
Samuel Turner.
Also. in Dave CO., 9Th inst. Mr. Eli Jordan to Miss
Jane Parker, daughter of Rev. S G. Parker. 81
At the Fayetteville female High School, Monday last
by Rev. VIM. E. Pel Prof James H. Cotton to Miss Emil
lie daughter of the late John S. Guthrie Of Chatham Co.,
North Carolina
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Markets..

New York, July 22.-Flour depressed, and de-
clined from to 10 cts-State, Sc 10 40; Ohio,
80 az 35; southern, Z 4Oa7 TO- Wheat unset
tled-white, 50 0Oa 2 Of. Corn buoyant-mixed
SO 693 Stocks firmer-Va's. GIG. a'--.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Flour steady-Howard ST.,
81 30. Wheat-red 81 7Oa1 rs ), white 81 ia
! 86. Corn better-yeliow 84c. s5c.; white, 70.
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The Fifth District.

We are requested to state that Messrs. Williams,
Gilmer, and Waddell, candidates for Congress in
the 9Th District, will address the people as follows
Coffin's Store, !" Saturday, July 25
ASHFORD Randolph, Monday, 81
New Salem, Tuesday, %
McLean's Station, Guiford, W'dnsd'y," 20
Morton's Store, Alamance, Thursday, &c. 80
G. B. LEAFS Store, I" Saturday, Aug. 1
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FINE WnEAT-We saw, few weeks since, upon
the farm of our esteemed friend Philip Barrow, ESQ.,,
near Sedge Garden, in this County, one of the most
beautiful fields of wheat we have bcheld.
number of stalks, taken from it, measured near six
feet in height, and one reached as high six feet
two inches. The average height of the whole lot in
not prepared with greater than any other on the
farm, but the superiority in quality and yield is the
result of thorough and systematic mode of culture.
Winston .SentinaL
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II AND FOR sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
Ia fes for SALE this and January next of
land containing hundred thousand of very
good farming excellent turpentne land 1t is situated
four or five miles north of Aveasboro and very conveu-
lent to the Cape Fear rver is heavily timberednot
ton for steam-m or dstilery, or both. There is
swamp of one hundred this land forty fifty of
it is cleared and produces finely &c. For further partcu
D. Men. Mckay.
July "a, 1857. 70-sm.
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Troops for Minnesota.

WAsn1NGToN Jnly 2l.-The Secretary of War
has ordered the U. S. troops at Forts McHenry and
Smelling, to proceed to Minnesota, in place of the
volunteers asked for by Gov Medary
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Correspondence of the Express.]
MATTERS AT OLD POINT COMFORT.

Dear Erpress:-You ought to be at Old Point just
about this time At no period since the opening of
this time honored establishment, has there been SO
large and so brilliant company now. The Hy-
gea is literally swarming, and has been so for the
past two weeks. 1t is estimated that there not
less than 1000 persons the Point grounds yester-
day-a large number however, being from this city,
who returned here last evening.
The great time however, will be at the Steam Ship
Convention, which meets on the Goth and 3oth of
this month. 1t will probably be one of the largest
and most important gatherings that has ever been
made South for similar purpose. large number
of able statesmen fine writers. profound satsticians
and brilliant orators will certainly be present. we'll
and make of u.s.
Mr.. Scgar was, few days since, offered $40 900
for half the Hotel, which he refused at once, and
very properly; as when he makes his contemplated
addition, it will be worth quarter of million
There is no place like it in the Union.
INPROVENENT
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BANK DIyIDENDs.-The Banks seem to be realiz-
ing good dividends. Eight or ten per cent. per an
mum aciU do re'y eoeU. Who of the stockholders
complains? The following dividends have been de-
clarcd by the Banks Of Virginia for the last six
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LOUIsBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.

VUNHE DIRECTORY OF THIS INSTITUTION TAKE
II pleasure in announcing to the public that it will be
opened for the reception of pupils the LIST Wednesday
August next under the of Prof JAS p Nelson
assisted by corps of competent Teachers.
This Institution is handsomely located in beautiful and
spacious grove in the Northern part of the town.
Louisburg has been long and favorably known for its
ceen female schools and in point of health ulness of To-
cation the intelligence refinement and morality of ct
zens it is not surpassed by any village in the State
TERMS:
Board per session of five months $55 90
Washing, Fuel and Lights, 10 90
Tuition in Primary Department, 10 90
College Is 90
Ancient Languages, 5 90
French, Spanish and Italian each 10 90
Music on Piano and Guitar 90 90
Use of Instrument, $50
Drawing, 5 90
Heads, Clayon and Pastille, 10 90
Oil Painting, 90 90
Wax, Fruit and Flowers, each S 90
Needle Work and Hair Flowers, 8 90
Graduation fee, 90
For circulars containing all necessary information ad
dress one of the following members of the Directory:
DIRECTORS:
REV. JAS. REID, President of the Board,
DAM 5. HILL, ESQ.,, ' i De-, =. s. FOSTER,
DIR. WIN. X. KING, GEN. j. B. LlTTLEJoHN
i. I. CLIFTON, ESQ, MAJ. j. H. YARBRoUGH,
THos. X. THOMAS, ESQ.,, DEW. C Stone ESQ.,
JOS ]. DAVIS ESQ, PEYroN l. Brown, ESQ
By order Of the Board,
JAS. REID, President
WN F. GREEN, Secretary.
July "a, 1857. ll95-wtf
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July "a, 1857.

Commission House and General Agency.
4 LII BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO THE SUBSCRI-
"A ber-vill be promptly attended to. =
House Of business Market Square, No. Brick Row. next
door to j. j.: FerrelPs. 'gi ,,ffs 5SfsEatt -
J.R WHITAKER.
Ka!e,gh, July IA. 1851 ISL 67-4w.
E Christian Advocate COPY. -. -, . -
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~ Mr.. Thos. Coates, formerly of Petersburg,
has received that contract for building the new
Baptist Church, in this city, for the sum of $ls Oo0
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FALL ACES, 1857.

VNHE RACES OVER THE wARRENTON IN. CA
COURSE will commence on Tuesday, the ed day Of
September, 1857, and continue days.
lst Day-A swcepstake for years old. Mile heats
Soo entrance Play or pay Four entries already made
Close the 18th August 1857.
"a RaceA sweepsake for years DID, out of mares that
never produced winner. 500 entrance. Play or pay
Mile heats Two entries already made. To close on the
18th August, 1857.
% Days Race-A Club Purse of $780, Two m le heats.
80 Days Race-Proprietors Purse 5000. 2mile heats.
4th Days. Race-A Club Purse q $500. mile heats.
NJ. T. HAWKINS, Proprietor.
P.J. TuRNBuLL, Secty.
July "a, 1857. 70-td
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HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REOrJES.
w ted to announce THOMAS j. rLEY as candidate for
Wake
June 8. 1857. .. s7suv-4e
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VIZ AXE AUTHOKlZED AND REQUES.
W ted to announce MILLS H. BROWN as a Candidate
for the office of Clerk of the County Court Of Wake
July IL. 80 = Std.
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED AND REOUES,
W ted to announce JAMES A. MOORE a canodote
for Clerk Of the Superior Court of Wake county At The
ensuing election in August next. -
June g. 1857. @--..,.. -sR-to
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" JOHN n. BUNTING candidate for the Office
Of Superior Court Clerk Of Wake County subject to the &C.
ton OF any Convention of the Democratic Party which may
pc the purpose of nominating candidate for that
Posssst 50-tf
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:. ~, ,:..;op which followed the reading OF
~ non developed the sentiment Of the Association
approving it, y view Of s1 full recognition Of the pro-
Cuny - cbarseter Of teachers is in the temporary
te,u,a Of their positions generaly-the migratory
habits a teachers Themselves.
In The afternoon Thos II. Burrows Of Lancaster.
former 81 ate Secretary and now editor Of The Schooi
Josynaj. read a Report on The Effect of General
" IpteIltotursl Culture on Manual Labor. Some
features ofthe subject were ably handled. The whole
WINS stern and dignfed protest against the social and
Intellectual affectaton which disOwns and degrsdes
honest work of any kind and an eloquent picture OF
the evils impending over every community that enter
tains it, These views seemed acceptable to the Asso
catop but fhe strange inconsistency in the spirit OF
these last two reports. and of the discussions upon
them was not once alluded TO. In the morning. sort
of arstocracy claimed for teachers over mechsni-
cal laborers in much the same tone that body OF rich
capitalists lawyers, things 90, might adopt, while
in the afternoon all earnest useful work placed on
the same level, as alike honorable. Had time been
allowed for mature discussion, however, the latter view
would have triumpbed among teachers, even in this
most arstocratic Of all Northern States.
The Hon. III. c. Hckok, State Superintendent of
Common Schools addressed the meeting lie took
his text from the trial in the Court House next door,
now agtatiDg the whole community here, and showed
how the practical wisdom of our jurisprudence, In
jury trials Is being elevated by common schools.
The evening devoted TO social meeting.
few gentlemen Of Chambersburg gave an entertain
ment (water-DeOns, ice-cream, &c 10 the As,ocia-
ton and the ladies Of the borough jointly. brass
band, promenade, refreshments, short speeches and
songs filled pleasant evening until II. Provision
had been made abundant than was necessary
for the two hundred invited guests and the neghbOr-
hood was called in to dispose of the surplus. Some,
indeed, seemed to belong to the Great Unwashed."
and contact was to be avoided but the treat to them
was a pie asant incident on the whole
THURSDAY, Aug. 10.
The Association met at 81 a. m. Miscellaneous
business occupied most Of the morning A resolution
in favor of prizes in schools debated vigorously
on bote sides, and postponed to the next meeting.
Ex-Gov. Rtner of Somerset County, who has attended
all the sessions of the Association made brief ad-
dress. He s seventy-seven years OF age, and was
Governor Of Pennsylvania twenty years ago. but
speaks with the vigor Of man Of fifty His sketch
Of the progress of the school system, and its Difficult
ties in early days, was heard with delight by all.
The Association then adjourned, to meet on the las!
Tuesday Of December next, in the town of Indiana.
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PERSONAL.

The city Journals hre be IN publishing elabo-
rate notices of the desth of L ,ba he. which was
announced BY telegraph fgom H.if-x. bu. letter
dated Paris, July 30, - The L0udon Dahl Ners,
says:
1.-THE news Of the death Of LabIs,bs which was
circulated by the Prose- yesterday /. su,hortatiyey
cottrs6cted His SCI n-law called at the PrssS
office to day to say that Labsche il at this moment
a. Kissengen with his daughter. Madam. Singer. and
that be has derived much benefit from the waters"
Charles Lucien Bonnparte, Prince Of C-nino. died
on "wednesday July ~, at his mansion in the Rue de
Lille If disc Of the heart, from which he mad
orp been suffering He the eldest soo of Lurien
Borspsrfe the only one 81 NapoleoD's brother. who
refused a crown He was born 10 Pari, on Msy IA
1903 AID was consequently al the time Of his de .fs In
bis ff,v.6fth year. In jane 1922 be married a,
Brus.els bis cousin the Princess Zenaide- harlo.t
Julie the only daughter Of Joseph Bonspsrte Ki,g
of Spain WHO died in 1854, since which time the
Prince remained widower.
-Preparations are making TO procure q Testimonial
for Mis- Maria Mitchell Of Nantucket the cee grated
female astronomer, who is now absent in Fnrope II
is Thought that su cien is raised the
TO her will he the " sharon Observatory" go called.
OF the 80 000 required for It's purchase more than
ope.tbiro has been pledged by ladies 10 or near
Philadelphia, to whom the Observatory in question is
well krown.
Judge r. B. Warden, heretofore lie aiding promi.
ren and influential Democrat of Ohio who SUPPORTED
buchanan last year has become disgusted with the
Endorsement by the State Convention Of the bred
Scott decision and IN letter to The Ohio State Jur-
nal irvokes merl,ed defeat upon his party.
Miss Ii. G. Homer arrived in the Canada, from
LIVERPOOL. She has been absent in Rome the last five
yesrs pursuing the study Of the art Of sculpture.
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SIAyg-C,rcHyRs IN CANADA. - Yesterday two
S.uth,rpers, viz: John w. Wells, Lynchburg, Va,
AND T. g. Jsmes Nashville, Tenn, rs written upon
Tho hotel reg ster book arrived ut Chatham and put
up at Mr.. Pri,ehard Royal Exchange. The object
of the Writ If these perronsges was u recover TO-
BODY OF smart colored lad named joseph Alexander
,oed about 20 As soon this fact became known,
a large psrty Of colored persons, among whom was
The ,dertica Joe, well dressed from top 10 toe a.
subl.d in front Of the hotel bur nothing dsofdcriy
occurred In conversation with Dir. james, who pro,
fess.d to own the boy, were told that Joe escaped
from him for Canada some time 10 May lsst-that ne
was good boy" but almost too big and ssncy
IN. master told us that he had never whipped Joe
hut once and then because he got drunk AMI lhPu.
dent and allowed a span of horses to run away ana
h,esk a carriage all 10 smasb, when, said James,
aid TAKE stIap and whip him right smart Du' "
:. was nothing more than he deserved joe rec"s-
lied his old master and ask ed him, quSz:1gy, when
h. va. going 10 leave Chatham. james told nm " Al
noon" Joe sald "Il be at the depot, ano go0n WIN
you . u.u.,., o,o "a ~,
III, .,a sytnsiv. .aye.dealers ia New Orleans, their
mem he,rp in the rear 81 the isnous ~. Chs'es Ho
nj, The firm Of james s. Co. II said IN be- worth up
ws,d of - 900. 900, aud the pen IL Que OF 'he
,ror.t In tie Uuion containing for sale on an average
sbSu, Eve hur dred negroe--good, bad and Ddlter-
eut Agents Of James for the buying OF slaves are
enpIoyed in ell thu southern States. Before leaving
Chatham James offered Joe" 500 if he would 60
down 10 Windsor; bur the latter Informed us that be
had rather not be in the old mans company especially
out Of crowd; for, says joe, a'n p"s'u.e nom
what know Of bia tibet aeon as he got me OUT
." he would .hoot NE dead and then leave me. FOR
h. void lust as soon stoot man a. black SOUR
rel and a wh,,e as 9 black man; and MS
" (Chatkam (Cansdal Planet, Aug. s.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA TEACHERS ASSO
CfATIOk
Of he n. Y Tribune
Pa

CHAnBERsBrRG, Pa, Aug. IL, 1857.
The Association assembled al about 81 g. N and after
the usual devotional exercises and some swee. singing
by young women from the several choirs of the
churches, organized, and heard Report from j.
z. Wickershsm, Principal of the Lane .ster County
Normal School, on The Claims of Teaching TO rank
as a Profession" The subject Was ably and exh.ust.
lively treated, 10 good condensed English. Having
shown that teaching has aim Of uunvalled noble
ness tina, its operations highly scientific; That ex
csDencs IN them demaods wide and general culture,
not inferior to that required by law and cue that it
needs Especial propagation derent from that required
by t!hy other calling; and that ii has competent
70 easi 10 s 20 , asc9o on csTs
be regarded one of the learned professions these
being the distinctive features Of that class OF occapa.
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NORTH AMERICAN TEMPERANCE con
VENTION.

The following call has been issued for Temper
apce convention, to meet in Chicago I'll the 10th
of November next, at which representatives from all
or nearly all the American States and the Canadas
are expected 10 be present. Ii is understood that
several of the most eminent Temperance orators In the
country have sgnfed their willingness to address the
multitude which the occasion will Lo doubt draw
together The call is as follows:
To The FRHSDs OF TEMPERANCE IN rHL UNITED
STATES AND British ANgRicA-At joint meeting
Of seyersl Associations of the friends Of Temperance,
held 10 the City Of Chicago May ~, 1851, IL was
resolved to call North American Temperance Con-
vertion. and Committee appointed end author
lied h. axe this call and to designate the time and
place OF holding said Convention.
This COMMITTEE consists If j. T.. Ninton Of Albany,
Greene County Wiz, Chairman: q. W. Strong Of
Rsvepra n, Ohio; the Rev. +. NJ Marvin Of st. Louis
Mo-: Prof g. B. Joscelyn of Sturgis, Mich; and the
Hon. + Pnce OF Bloomington, Ill.
The COMMITTEE thus selected and go authorized, do
hereby call the North American Temperance Conven-
tion aud appoint the 10th day of November, 1851, IS
the time wheu itsha meet and the Me rop Titan Hail.
il TIE city OF Cbicsso, ILL.,, the place where 1t sha as
sembe.
1ht necessity of this Convention cannot be denied
The friends of Temperance are severed One 10 pur-
pose they are not one in action. The object Of this
Convention vii be- to unity that unity which
will move 10 defense Of the principles If Temperance,
a. II one heart beat in every bosom.
The Committee mean that every facility shall be
afforded To- fhse who may wish 70 attend the Ccnven
ton. II believes that every Railroad Company will
put the fare such, at half price and pledges the at
tendance Of nstil gushed friends Of Temper nce from
all part of tbs Union whose voices sh sl ring with he
qpk sir Of the trumpet in behalf Of union and action
IN the good cause
Ary formation will BE- given by addressing j. E..
yrtc, at Chicago ILL.,. care of f. 5. Wells. esq.
j. b. Meiwin Of Chicago Edi'or Of The North
Weston Home Journal; Thurlow w. Brown, Editor
OF The Wisconsin (Cayuga Chtf; the Rev. A. Ken
Won e Clicago; ard j. + vintou of Chicago Cnar-
man of the Committee, will visit different parts of the
Unit States for the purpose OF soliciting funds Ia de-
tra, expenses. -
J r. NiNTOS
w. STRONG,
y. NJ MARVIN. +, Committee.
PRoF q. u JOSCELhN,
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY fNrA7ESC COUNTY
correspondence Ofthe Rochester Z ,icn.

Correspondence ofthe Roches;er L aicn.
RusHyILLE Yates County, Avg. ~ 1857.
Coroner Potter, of Penn Yan, is now holdssg an in.
guest here upon the body Of Miss Noodbsck, or
Whitbeck who came TO her death by an abortion
Effected by force or by the Of chlorofcn. The act
was committed by two unknown individuals, one ID
whom came in buggy in which she was at nigh, and
banded tn the other who was with her something sap
posed tbe ssuaisd with chloroforn which he herd TO
her and which immediately produced nserri
bili'y While che in this condition. she vas opsv-
ated upon 10 the woods. She lssnei ssiy taken
i'll, died three days aftsrward. soch il the SUB
stance OF her dyIog statement as sworn oy tne
The person with her before her death she says e I'D
ward Foster, a very respectable farmers sou. lie
l,ft the country on the day she died The testimony
isr tends to connect him with the matter. but
there s 10 evidence to show who the unknown men
are who were with her before Der death; and T. j.
they for whom hanging is too mild punishment Will
90 unwhipped of justee.
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July 10

How . SHARK WA, TAkss M Cossos fis'-
i,e.liNT.-La Tuesday a. the rcjcumer 81 Far
R.ckaway, Long Island, were wbiIpg away the p'es-
saat hours. some by bathing in the nrf. add ctbers
by qusfng IN the shade the delightful breeze from
the Atlantic m unusual scene prescribed tiseil The
tide was high and coming in, when sud teniy the encs
became alive with NUMBER ri hsh callsi " buaksrs,
jumping madly sbou, upca the sand. ARD ~udeavour.
ing to regain the watery element which they had
suddenly len. Some were completely segvred in twci
the half u At rrrrAnad I'll, Showing signs " lie. The
people 81 shore kert bur,pg themselves
picking them up from the whfts Sand wSile bsthers
were amusing themselves IN ensesvourins 10 cs,ch
them with their hands. OF drive them sshese. One
gent. man, having Invested himself Of his esat aud
vest, rushing into the water up - his ws'e, Smet
with q four pronged piichfrk' essninenc~d sFesrnx
them right and left until be- had ~ many tha he did
me-, know VIVA, To do with them. The sport here Wa
given up for more profitable amusement. seems
that the bunker" were drirrn s,~ng the bs~sserv
in vas, schools by numbers IL ''blw-6sh," who live
upon these burkers. A. many persons &c oouh pro-
rre lines commenced cutting "a .busAsss In iwpxts.
and maArg bait with the pieces, wess into tho wafer
A. far rs they could wade with safety. In fr~
minutes every man had caught lot OF Slnehsh Of the
largest sire.
ore Young man, who had good luck in the bsrs-
ming II the sport fourd HE iorir wssisg, shd %.
lust about uhirkirg " NJ gsNr wsspisy.a out whes
he felt remarkably sudden bite. Ne hsnleo IN with
all speed and reiterated to the shore at the sams t'ne
mors cc,ually to secure bs blue ash o. he supposed
Seen he wa surpri-ed to ind himself rs'sss hses
uo..d shark, which Jumped nod h'nodered ike
a whah with hs'poon1n his back. Ashe Vac beng
hauled upcn the beach into shallow water, usually
n, NJ three sis inches deep, he broke oose hom ths
sboy. him by degrees high and dry upen the sand.
tne imn. dat.y plunged int. the sd~ II head,
and his body opened TO 6nd the hock Which wss a.
tits tirre mi-sng. But no hook e"ald be t"u"s,
,h.ncb Il, or seven bunkers were found rcely slowed
swsy in the folds of bis smpe stomach. lie 49,
about i've let hong. Next day ho.e was dng upco
The bss,h and the carcass buried with sl the honor.
Of war. What IL surprising Is that sueh nsh cc"is
be- ken with such a line.