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4 FOUR uoRsrs STAGE leave. AppE-
Friday. .'.- I.,.s
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day and Saturday mornings.
> Daily Train leaves Washington at o'clock
4. NJ, for Atlanta md Augusta =. :. - ~
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= :. JOHN MoBRYDE, agent.
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Attention Citizens! \ e
HOUSE AMI FURNITURE PAINTING
LAECCTED in the neat est and most Fash
~ ionahle Styles, Initiating choice Color..
Wood aud Marble.
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attended 10.
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obtV v ltt 'fM:ALE rREAuEMY
TNIIE Exercises of this Institution ysi{ls be
Il, resuned:om. .tlsFirst Monday in lEnua-
rY next The .goyecKment Of the School will
tain a hi gh standard Of morality ~ = -. |
The Scholastic year" will he divided into
two Terms. Tho first will commence on the
Let Monday in January, and continue Twenty
eight weeks; the secohE will begin on the 81
Monday in September, '4add continue twelve
weeks. ~ it...t,s-: ..-. ...-s =
-. TERMS OFF TUITION. :,
Reading. Writing. Spelling, let ses. qd ses.
aud Primary GedgrnphS c4l< 90 . 3 6 90
The above with S5epgraphy. n .s,a..a.,.
History. ArithI1etie, Eng, -. t,.,.
lisI, Grammar mid Exer. '.' 80
eises in Epglish compo. ..r"AN,'o :
sitionfs ~. ;...f 4, 20 90 q. q. 90
The above mith NIL the sd.9 =.
vaniced English Branel,es,, % 90: 40 90
The above with Latin and :
Greek, - - 'S2s 00d Z 10 90
I : students will be received. .at ahy time du.
ring the Session and&wilt bs ,chasgedsfron the
time they enter until tlis end 81 tie Sessi6n.
unless special arrangemens are made 70 the
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people ;k6oW 60 eaucl 6ssa fi1iS :are SslEaa
fudge. But we thA dsA faiyJy.. 4
ndaeli asfoM rs honest tieis cSI III III
sand espestfully IA 5f6sS i1 spsai SKI
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a n Ia 8 T,ATIo merry:
THE Undersigned has opened d BOOK
l. STORE IN. Eewherrv, where he Keeps
eonstanHy hand . fine assortment pf ReIiie.
siops, Mlaestl lAaeous npd School BOOKS: =
StGstssn. adistancp win be filled at. the
shortest notice. W. J. DUFFIE:.
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Ww A- N-H~ H-:ED
a SITUATION ss Teacher. for next
~. Year, Qs57) in a College, Academy or
Family, by young Lady of Six Years cxre.
ric"cc TO t.a:h the following branches viz :
ANYTHING in English, French Music. Wax.
Fr"t and Flowers, Spice Wor, and Embroi.
derry DC.
s+ntisfnctorv references will bc given to those
wishing, Il Teacher. For further information.
Apply to j. W. f.,
Co.. Madison, Ga.
:. june lS, 1907. z If
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For sale hy most Of the medicine dealers
throughout the world.
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T. r. COCHRAN. s. A. D.
Sheriffs Office, Junel8, 1887. Z tsh
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The LAW Of Disor.e


The Hon. Mrs. Norton writes IL the London
Times, advocating the establishment If a cnurt
of Diverse. ar tribunal In decide tne the disputes
of Married persons. Il believe she suys "if
such court had existed when the original ac
lion was brought by Mr.. Norton, the subsequent
storms, struggles, pamphlets and public scan
dals. would have been avoided. believe such
n courts would have awarded an allowance and
the care If my taree children. all If them under
the age Of nurture, aged respectively six. four
and tao years. believe iha, had such court
then existed and such decision then been made
Nj. Norton and l. 30 far from divorced would,
wonId have been reconcl3ed rs was his own
with aud proposal. There no obstacle
in lis mind. The obstacle was in the in
reference "a others. aud bi- attempt 10 cum
hnr the oscrruliug of others with hi ewn incli
nations" The conclusion of the letter runs thus
Il desire to argue not for the rights Of w"mcn
but for their own right, = the right, founded on
nature, equity aud religlon,-to the Protection
If mainland. falling her natural protector, that
the law should have power TO protect her, which
j. admitted by all that the law ha- at present 10
DO | hope Ia see such reform : shall give this
power to some distinct legal tribunal in the com
Ing se,,iou.and thai many young angry couple
who stood on the brink OF The prcc pee that led
10 utter di>u.Ion may find from it the benefit
nn, If divorce. but Of rescued future, that
peace and possibly sunshine" may settle on
illeir lives long after the stormy nights of ours
,hall have gone down into the daik ness of the
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~ -. notion # social compact. lie n+'rT g"'f
=, nan, i.divfduaj isolated. natural rs hts' o"a.
lenahlr in hi keeping. lie never made hlm-a
ga>paf II.u.er IN the forest. without name OF
h.ipe-a N~lchi>.tak. IN In. wilderness, wiih"u'
father. xi.hnai mother. without de.cent-a k"o
insop cru...p. in h. Island. in >kns. and bartin"i
-. waisnr. aiming goats and parr"t@.the coming
IT the CO usse, and ih. sasHE"-. To- ena'ie Inn 10
consent II h. W.uld. - he relations Of social
Lie.
And. therefore. those five sentences in that
sreand para graph If the Declaration If lndtp"n
aener are nsf thu truth. -. then. II l. not sell
evident truth that all men are created equal. So
then. Il j. Mt The truth thai God ba~ endowed all
mn will uua rnable right 10 life. liberty and Pur-
>liI Il happiufs-. - Ihrn II Is not the truth
that governments deriYe their just powers from
the c..n~eni of the governed. 81. then, 1t i not
the truth that the people haye right To alter or
abolish their government. and institute new
form whenever 10 them il shall seem likely to ar
FEC; their safety and happiness.
The manner in which these unscriptural dog
mas have been modified developed III the Jul
ted States. | will examine in another paper.
merely add. that the opinions If rrVered an
cest"rs on these question, OF right aud their
application Ia Am. rican slavery mast now. a
never before, be brought 10 the test of the light
of the Bible.
Huntsville Ala, Jan. ls57. +. \. ROSS.
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A espondent OF the southside Democrat
gives the folloSing particulars OF the second fatal
duel near Savannah:
During some days back the prelimuaries of a duel
have been agitated between two parties Of Columbus
Ga. from what understand TO be the following
cause
During some time back young Hebrew gentleman
named J. p Hendrck. of the firm Of Moses 4 Hall OF
Columbus, had been waiting young lady of that
city Miss kimbrough. 1t seems that the day had
heen liked for their union more than once, aud that
hendrek at each time backed out from his engage
ment, and evidently showed desire to avoid the
match. Hence the brother Of the young lady Mr.
y. >. hlmor9ugh, challenged him, leaving no ,i;ar-
native than to run or ftAt
The parties arrived in Savannah fro,, C,l,,l,,s
last Friday, aud to-day with their seconds ,s,f o,
10 Servers Ferry, in South Carolina tue wen t,,a
fighting ground for all partes. believe Mr. KIM.
brough used the same rife that killed Young D5nirl
not long since. The distance was thirty-fye parrs
with rifles. Tue frst FIRE did no harm to either mr.
fy. No arrangement could be made 20 the rte,
were reloaded and on the second tie Hendricks fell
The ball entered his left hip and passed through tho
lower par of his abdomen. kimbrough vas not
touched. Hendricks renewed to the city and /.
now the Pulaski House quite unconscious and I'M
able to live he has not spoken since be fell.
Mr. Jacob z. Iendrck, the gentleman referred /,
in the above. was native of Augusta CITY, and hi
mother, sister and brother live in Halnberg. tele
graphic despatch from Savannah states that he dice
from the effect Of his wonn on the morning of the
2iIh, about o'clock.--S. s. DEN.
We surrender much of our space this morning
...iafn L, r ID. n
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lh,mh ...zamn powDEK cnwpsN..

n MANlFACrIkERS And DEALERS IL ct NIhN.
DER having Itcd tyir correspond with tie ~
dhcc cusf "t Sapre, continue offer their vol known
brands ot ELICIT INDIAN RIFLE anil KENT M
RIFLE POW DER. IN Kegs and Caniscrs Ais. hunI"".
der for Blasting and Mining. comprising full assortment
qualities and Nnds required bs the trade guaranteed ta1
entire sa'isttat.H.
The standard their Powder which has cuityel rs
hghesi reputation for than year,. Wi he
found unsurpassed by Other manufacture OF Tho kt
the world For sale lay the principal dealers and ao a f
office OF the Company Na. ~ Wall Water rer NR
York \. g. HAZARD. PresL
4. +. DOUGLASS, Serr'y. mar . dom
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NJ Jefferson, the fstttr 4 Demoe raey, Wss
opposed to The pslsey 4 United STATE. hank
opposed. " believe. - constitutional grounds.
But the policy having been determined be
,boarhi 3, yfoTsr = d#5sse - s1FantsEe. as
widely A. possible. sad - sanctioned tas estab-
Ashmeui os branch N louisiana. IL, party
have Glvavs approved - conduct ia tais pafa C.
ulsr Ibs Virginia pemacracy iitr leaders
have btes opposed a. grsais @: Pus.ic .an3s TO
the stat. sn5 T. z ia b8iiaa ia 81. .t. forms -
Be; the opposite J.7ilcy bs. been established and
acted ug.ou 10 hou3rrds Il care. i = ~ con-
CARED IN hY ms5aTiiy ii ,a- Democratic party.
Il ue a.. t. take he votes q ,h.if iraefs in ihe
Ssoz,s a. iualess. Why nay a.i ihe Virginia
Democfsc5 f5IloH TIE e1auf.e Il VI. jefferson
snd usse tie bs.t that ue tBal- Il < policy
~ r., ;boash 'hey disapprase. they cannot pre-.
reai ]; ). perfectly clear iha; their arpa.taou
piE arai. Bg,bing That experiment Ls. Teen
worked oui. Il : TIE quality Of siafe.inauslip
aud patriotism. when su wi cannot b. afcrf't
= Modify IT. tBisehief- and a1gmcu, IS benefits
Is ragch Is possible. II distribution ! wrong.
sueegsi distribution j. more wrong. We baHe.
then fore. rigb; 10 osn upon the Virginia De
I1oeraey, under The example uf their erea, high
pines; MI. Je8efs.n. and under the plain, s..
teaching. q wisdom aud justice, Il assist u, in
making dlsiribat5eH fair aud equitable.
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- We have Just opened Iii -{fkSa.. -
Ia Y rec'y fron Chalins cele- NJ = r.. - !
11AS-s-.-~' hratcd Mandatory very s-A-----
large II Flames Gnag.s EnIcs comp
Bench, Single and Double Bead Mitre Tooth teuisI
Gutter Pump Astraga Base and Ban Mouidng Back b-e
lplrcun Carniec Dadoe. frSttr Grecian Oval. Grrrn
ogee. II living Ioll NY and found Table Plank Match y,
ing Hand R1l Tmne Qurk Dvalo lahhet, sash and Sah
Coping Scotia. Snipe Bill. Tnrus Bead and Pic" Planes
tntiing. Sitting Marking Panur and Mor.icr GU3g'>-
Narrow aud Broad BoNwopd and Ivory Rules B,nth Sei'N'
Iron and " ood; Iron q mi &c &c
Also hand roos every descriptions made ny
Butcher and spear jackson, all Of which tr ~ -"
prices SIMPSON y bhVl nm
uIr
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Tngii~h tattic breeding.


A winter IL iAe New Engiana Farmer .,aies a.
the re.9.; Of British experiments and successes,
that Great Britain nov iesds ,;gh, millions of
horned cattle. aud ,ba, ,be -.aoeh,ers two mil
Ion. head annual from which she realizes 500
uJ9. Op0 tar meat alone lie says:
E-gl4as yassesssa n, fasts.l LOW fase I'm those
bea4izfal. lu.Hgea: geasie-4.=4.uz animals "a
= uese- SO rBe = Al3eFaev a-5 la ihr o#a'.H.
Ar-sAzrt-tAai eh1 -Hlu, raHe - cons. whose grace
"a foFras. sfts.e1 Ale-- e4lss disposition. sr.l
u43e-s an4 nh l1rlrisai sappis ~ mis fea ~ TIE
idea q pastoral lie STE pas.tssts ALSO fze -ao-t-
horne. Daraalas 40 mas aAlea RAY hf fsfteaei IS
cary ts0 Fesrs - AID aftsa ~ - = sea - -
Which 30 o'hsF l-e~1 eaa arEt's - s0 sIaa. IltIr
heads, legs and bones aafe lea laced 20 srua.l
p9Ttioasaai The nors mesa Farfs " She buat ly
ceFtlafe5 iaai aesflg thrlt fJ4rtbs ohbgisNes lt
meal
Arer tie D4ffsta sbe-t horn mex. c5aIe fas Here
ford ard beraa breeds which IL their tom nay tr
compared 70 1a4t5lsNu ah4 Cae' lots. among zBeap.
Ihe Hereford breed follows eiuset upon the Durham.
and Is even m7re generally sought after. as 9derH-
almost au eqaal pre1yt'F. aHl she same aptitude for
faitealaE. but y IA greater Aarnrss The county 81
Hereford. FROM which it eomes es the foot ct the
Welsh mountains aai possesses soil Of bat ad,tIsf-
ent fertility.
The English farmer looks upeu cattle with the IN
stinciise calculation which Distinguishes his class
and argues that there tlgee descriptions If pro
duce which man may demand from cattle be.llc
the mauures the hides AMI ofal-namely thrir labor
their mix and their flesh. OF these lie deems thc
labor the least profitable and therefore looks ebieh,
TO their meat AMI milk,
He demands from bis mjleh COWS the greatest sup.
ply ofmilk and good Ayrshire COW gives four thou
sand quarts OF milk in the year aud il ia reck0nce
that the three million ia Great Critsin produce
three thousand million quarts in a year-an average
ofa thousand quarts for each COW The French cows
many of which are workcd,do not average as II whole
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npnci,uur1 a'ir0in,an.
ruesday MORNING. March 3. 1851.



The great argument upon which the ais'faeIiao'l,
iss rey for the success Of their cause : 50 appeal
10 the interests and passions q the people o. ihe oa
States. They say The pubic lands are oeine s9aAh-
serei on the Northwestern neT Sates-tae! arr Ee'.
ting all they want-they are building railroads anu
having taxes cut OF public money-ther are faoeing
ps-let us take our shSre-let Is have our portion oi
the public lands too. notwithstanding our long ebef-
ished principles which condemn tue scheme snd cur
,,-esent fru belief that il : wrong They complain
fs,ho ,h.ft and ,oin hands with the thieves IN CON-
i,.;,e M Thev picture in glowing terms the VII
Isinx 81 this robserr aad invite honssi men 70 en-
raes il the YER set-Ibisgiss Defse~af.
Bad logic. this II the new States are commit;
ting theft and robbery" !, is because they
take what does no, belong 10 thrm-shafes be-
longing to the other States. II these ''oibef
States" take them. The share. that belong to
them. to proven, being robbed. hos is il that they
"join hands With the thieves" and engage IN The
robbery 7" Can msn steal that which - BIS
ownl Can he rob himself II the Democrat
were ioini owner with smother Q; = certain nam-
Der Of slaves. under an agreement that they were
=. h. ,sn3 s,r ;beir common benefit. and the
-.-,,s, were 10 commence running OF these
slaves one after aB,,hcr sn5 selling fhem-aP-
nraariafiue the proceeds TO h. ewn rar-e-'it' 1t
should become evident that # the Democrat id
no, assert IL rich,s TIE whole = than would be
disposed Of: and 70 prevent this and secure ~
eva. It sboald take into possession the mo'riy Of
slares belonging 10 ii. would the Democrat be
committing tbef; Would j, b. guilty # robbie
~ b. no code divine - sssiatoty would II be
-. Ye, this vosld be a parallel transaction
viii that Which the Democrat dsueanees %
rouebly and AUS; thiuk - ineonslderaiely.
The NoT;b wesfern new State, N aPf' FriAisng
Il ihfmselves.he shares ef tie e3 State. nay
be thieves and robbers; hBi the a.i >iaie.- in Sc
curing wa, belong. + then. woald BE- ua more
= thAn the rnAn i wh5 laoks b. door a nghi 10
7ro,ec; himself from robbers
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! .5OOV ami to arrive thousand M, ."''
ss Nv FI's 81 - ~ pr Sack in quantities 70 >nt ,nr ba
lIl |" '"e unl' rgnei ncA door lr5y n S,lnders
| d" q. IiICHEIELD
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SPECIAL NOTICES
wi.,a.,. nn,-am Wild ,.,,.,,

"'-faf- hhi-"'h OF " lid shsrr,.-kF,,.. 81.
b stem J. ufaaI- IL utatr ~" coming ffu.a ~
and carefully prepared hf an a. 1. .,.,t -
phy=ician i received by tn pnnlie confidence r. ~
De Jesn proved IN uHuN Ubdurats rass. - III
IL tame has rapidly EXTENDED Itias bon atd
in eY'ry Fart Of thu country particularly IN tl.r Nf
Northern State and strong testimony Hyt4e a
bic and Intelligent person.. hss been aadur.d m - IA
mefi;- remedy tor tals aud CeuEls atfectis, Is
Chest. Diseased Liver -" u III"
10 other cough remedy has ever 50 high ers,
iioa. 'at'
None genuine miles .sucdI Bt IT'S IN tn wa.
SETH ". row. liz a co, IJ- Washington Stf.. II
ton. Proprietor. sid y ther agents ever hcrs ms
For sglc by J. II. sEA1
Ii, 4
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discussion Of the bible aspects # slavery. None
who read il will think the spsee Incorporated.
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-C0NHINCfSG INIDENGE.-Fur than I q. :"
have been suffering with rheumatism. and enlaf.
pain the bones aud innts. have ttrictly followed
hysieiaas, and al other times such family -
chs had recommended the cure Of rlrua,
sti id not improve in the least Wa freq5te,f l
PEELED keep my bed and thereby prevented from am,
% business Some weeks | induce H..
friend try Carriers Spanish Mixture The effect wa. nit
J felt considerably Improved after had taken r.
fourth dose; have only used single bottle aud am %
!, free all pain feel better than have fc ,f,r
an1 attribute completely restored health SOLELY tatbo No.
Of Carriers Spanish Mixture. coIsiler it most ..cal
medicine rheumatism aud all diseases the blood 49,
cheerf4Ily recommend it to tie afflicted
ID. BUEEIrT
Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut -.
Cincinnati, March H. Is55
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We surrender much of our space this morning
TO tn, able letter Of Rev Dr. Ross. in further
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only article particularly suited to Children
II you wish Their ads entirely eliza Dandrt
SERS BAY LEAVES.
II ynn with L, comb their heads With east RIOS ,ERS
BAY LEAVES.
Ii You wish heaudy their heads the ap-
peataucr 81 little a'cs and gentlemen. ROSSEIt~ BAY
LEAVES
II you wish promote grow til OF their ar aud ,r.
to flow in glossy and Idxurant uget,, RUSSEl> BAY
LEAVES
you the parent wish these beneficial goar
own har use Ros,EHs BAY LEAkts Procure y,tf supply
Of NIROTHER y WHITEHEAD. the only agents Tor iNi.
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ILLUSTRATIoNS
will conclude with one or two Illustrations
Cod in his ro.dence, ordnins the Russian form
of governmental. =, he pieces the sovereignty
in Que man because he sees that such govern
mrut can secure for a time, moro good to that
degraded people thnn any other firm. now
ask-lIa> the Emperor right from God to change
at once in his mere consent, the form # his
government TO that Of the United States! No
God f,rbids him. Why! Because he would
thrtehy destroy the good, and bring immense
evil, IN his empire. | ask ugain.-liave the Rn,
slnn serfs, and mobiles, yea NIL. ''cou.t ntng the
right. from God, to make that chalgel No For
the government of the United Stat is not ,uit.
Cd 10 them. And, in such an attempt. they
would deprive themselves Of the h=e,>ings they
now have, and bring all the horror 81 anarchy.
ID you ask, if hold that God ordains the
Russian type 10 rule 10 be prrpet1,i over that
people, No. The Emperor is hound to secure
al Of life, liberty and the pursuit et happiness
10 each individual consistent with the good IF
the nation. And be is to learn Ii, obligation
from the Bible, and iaithfnlly app. it TO tho CON
diton of his subjects. He will tins, gradually.
elevate them; while they. on thrlr part. are
bound to strive for this elevation ia all the WAYS
IN which God may show them the good anil the
right which more and more will h.lang 10 them
IN their upward progress. The result Of such
government and such obedience would be Il at of
a fathers training aud chdrens corresponding
obedience. The Russian people would thu, have
gradually, that measure OF liberty they could
bear under tha one man pawet-and then in
other forms, a. they might BE- qau.iti-dt to realize
them. Tin. development would Ice wtbou; con
Vul.lon-as the parent gives p,uee. while the
children are passing from the lower to their
higher life. 1t would be the ex,mplifcaiion of
tarlyles illustration 4 the suuk". He SAYS:
people should change their government only a, n
snake sheds his skin; the new skin i, pra1ua1lv
formed under the old onc-and then the snake
wrggies out with just a drop If hood, here and
there where the old jacket held ON rather tightly
God ordains the government of the ITnit,1
States, and lie places the sovereignty in The will
of tho majority, because lie has trained the na,
pie through many generations. in modes og gov
~erumen;, to such an elevation in moral aud 10
gous Intelligence, that such sovereignty i be.t
suited 10 confer on them the highest right as yet
to ',lie. liberty and pursuit of happiness But
God requires that that will, of the minority
be IN perfect Submission te Him. Once more
then. inGnr"-Wh Whether the people of Mi.
country, YEA, all If them canS-nt,ng. have ,i,l,
from God. to abolish, now. at this time. our froa
institutions, and set up the sway If Ra,>i,l NJ
But why Tire is one answer only He t.ns
us that our happines, is in this form Of cavern
monf, and IN II its deyolyed re, alts
THE SOCIAL COMPACT Not RECOGNIZED IL THE
DIVINE INSTITUTION.
Here pause. - then,God give. no sanction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

VIE ,'1 Tickets :lJ; Halves -; Quarters ;. 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
The 1.a.i suyannah Duel.

A correspondent OF the southside Democrat
gives the followng particulars of the second fatal
duel near Savannah: