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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

CITY STEAM FIRE-wOOD MILL.
~ ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE.
We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED
and better prepared than it can be by hand.
Knots and wood of announcement size not sent.
All orders for less than hal cord will be delivered
IN crates TO any part of the house at further ex
pense to the purchaser.
Pine wood in crates So cents.
In this part of our business we will open no &C.
counts, as we have come to the conclusion TO make
Ris@. ON hand I'll MiCKURY, OAK, and PINE
WOOD and COAL of all kinds which will be dis
posed Of on the nsuai accommodating terms.
One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace.
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators.
Ali under "over. Orders promptly filled.
northwest corner OF 18th and c sits. No si7,
oc 7-tf one square south of Penn avenue.
NoTICE.-The following Money will DO taken at
Baltimore At per cent; discount
Virginia at per cent. discount
State Banks Of New York at spsr cent. discount
Eastern Bank at 10 per cent. discount
Sc Ell % Eth street. corner JS 81 Il p LEVY
T. BEDS AND MAT MAT Presses
f GH!Sh; SGfHHsss. AND cRockERY,
BRITANiA WARE.
BLOCK g = TIN r$rG Scoops tS
BR6SZEp IRON GOODS.
BAsRfE Ts. iiRGS y 81 e.
forming an immense variety of Useful and Fancy
furnish the Parlor,. Chamber, Dining room and
Kitchen, all of which will sell at very low prices
for cash. or on time for aRprSVyedR P% 1Pf['
General House furnishing Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

NEW PERIODICAL, STATIONERY, BOOK
IN AND VARIETY STORE,
No. sos 7th ST. ioest, near Maryland aU., Island.
The citizens Of the Island, and the public gener-
ally, respectfully notified that all the principal
Weekly and Monthly Periodicals of the day may DO
had at the shove Gas early elsewhere the
city, together with q general assortment of STA
TIONERY, SCHOOL, ard MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS. variety OF Fancy and other Articles,
which will be sold at city prices. sAlsO, CIGARS
and TO BACCO of every quality.
N. B. The subscriber continues To attend to
Bounty Land. Pension. and other Claims against
the Government, the writing of Deeds of Trust
Bills Of Sale, Releases, &C., &c. --.-'..0
ccs-so5w JNO. T. BhkER, General Agent,
~ $50. Call and see it at the Music De--Ra
-t,s w. G. METZEROTT,uVHsI
ocl0 corner of 18th street and Pa. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

We would respectfully announce TO the citizens of
Washington, Georgetown, AlexandIls, and snyiTons
that our Fall supplies OF CARPET1NGS, CUR
TAIN MATERIALS, and FURNITURE LIN
EMS are now perfectly complete in all their varied
issue of any or all of those in our Immediate neigh
bOrhood will be taken in sales at our usual prices,
or in liquidation of debts due us, at par.
We cordially invite all in want of good Goods in
the NEST select and elegant designs to our rooms,
promising that no pains shall be spared To please.
CLAGETT h DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds Furniture Dry. Goods,
Sc g. eo3w No. 4, Market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

The Court OF CLAIMS YEsTRRDAY-Adyerse
opinions were delivered by Judge lchri the
cases Of Ellen Martin VS.. the United States and
Thomas Ap. Catesby Jones VS.. the United States
by Judge Blackford in the case of ickson adj
ministIator Of Hugh Hughes and by Judge Scar
bong In the case Of James Thompson
Frank Marx Etting, Esq, of PHILADELPHIA
Pennsylvania, was appointed a commissioner Of
the court.
The argument in the case of the heirs OF George
Yates the United States in favor Of the claim
ants was opened by A. II. Evans, Esq MIR
Mcpherson replied in behalf Of the government
and the case was submitted.
The argument in the of Henry J. Amber
son vs.. the United States was opened by T.. f.
Anderson, Esq, who had not concluded spea X ny
at O'Clock, when the court adjourned till IL this
morning.
JOB FOR VAGRANTs.-lt has been suggested
that 1t would greatly improve the appearance of
the south front Of the City Hall to have the por-
tico and area swept and cleansed once or twice
per annunI. During the fall and winter the
"UIknonse is usually cfowdsd with vagrants, at
great expense TO the Corporation and there is
little to keep them employed They come IN mi |.
city and go To the work house to live easy dntin0
the hard weather. These persons might be kent
employed during the season when there is no
work at the farm, In cleansing the streets re-
moving snow and ice from the flag and
keeping the cutters and sewers free from obstruc-
ton.
CRY IMPROyEMESrs.-For several days the
Ward missioners have received no orders to
proceed with any new Improvements. The
work now under their supervision, or chiefly
that contracted for, commenced several weeks
ago. This work is progressing rapidly and will
be completed according to contract-much OF 10
before the season closes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16
: FISHMAN,
DEALER IN

DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY
informs his friends and the public that he has lust
opened a new store of all kinds of DRY GOODS,
Ll,lNERI. &C., assuring the public every arti-
Gle to be as represented and to sell with very small
advance. Come ard examine NY stock, and Judge
for yourself
Store.No. 59 18th St, between and |, next door
TO Mr.. TvsC s hardware store. oc 2-eoImt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16
UoUsEKEEPERs. ATTENTION |!

Just received, a new supply of the improved cele-
COOKING STOVES, four sizes. For sale only at
C.. WOOdward's Metropolitan Stove and Crate Fac
tOrv Nos 3'3 and 322 Pennsy lvanIa avenue between
10th ana Ilth streets.
oc 7-eo4w C.. WOOnNA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

Glow BLESSINGS brighten as they take their
flight" Only three more of Blitzs capital per-
formances: one on this evening, and on to-mor-
row afternoon and evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

SIXTH DISTRICT PoLIcK-B.fors Justice Gull.
8. Brown (cOlOred) was brought up by Officer
Little on charge OF disorderly conduct in the
streets. 1t seems that the dispute arose between
Brown aud his near neighbor, all about a favorite
dog; and running very high, the noise created a
disturbance In the vicinity; and, of course, drew
the usuaa crowd Of idlers to the spot. The Off
Ger came also, and arrested Brown on the above
complaint. He was fined - %, and discharged
= Officer Edelin, found Elizabeth Smith in the
street without any lodging, or any visible means
Of support; she was kindly sent to the work
house foT 90 DAYS.
r The night before last some persons entered the
grocery store of Francis Perkins, near the East
ern market, during the evening, and stole there
f.Om three large hams, and departed unmo
Tested. So skifully was the theft committed
that, although Mr.. Perkins who was sitting in an
adjoining room with his wife, and door OF
communication between the two rooms open, vet
neither of them heard the noise, and the sharp
fellows got of undetected. The officers are on
their track, however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

THE NATIONAL GUARD have postponed their
their parade, from Monday next to the following
Monday. During next week, they will resume
their dflls. We are desired to call the atte nton
Of the Guard to the necessity Of attending these
drills.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05

EutrIa and Calf-kiu over Shoes kept constantly on
Iau. made lo u-lcr.
Don't forget the V'=re-ncarly opposite the Court
.ouse. HIGH street, Mineral Point, Wis.
No,embcr 3Ist, $500 4stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05
NlisIlnaF0l5.
SIT HlIis.HG AllPIR AID M0aIR.


ef.e Ia 1855 bat II succeed IN setting many
ewing te 4 ta5airF existing iI the minds q Farmers
81 IN tffs rsi- hlurLort. Moreover, acknowledge /
AID not make those rNrTtions L. sei and urge Farmers
- Inv n. some have dune) lest the Machine should
rot - nat represented, consequently those p" 40
bought would e necessarily put (when harvest approach
loss l.r not having machine that would 20 through
and as m their work "a oGEh 20 TIC done preferred
+i.r ~ let the Machine establish lis reputation,
b. IL .v merits This conceive has been done and
can confidently approach Farmer, ana invite INN
20 bay .fhoui cher-hng fear OF his not having an
.ufTalent FOR his money, Machine that viii not DO
nj lis work in a satisfactory manner. have seen the
.t,.uiue work. nav have worked il myself: and 50
--ad with H. That / intend have for my own
in preference u any THAT have either worked, or
s.ga ii operation III This county.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05
SAMUEL HESDY
DodeovilIe, March goth, 1857.
Mr.. Samuel Roachs Testimony of the
Value Of this Machlne.
100 Acres Grain ana t.ra----a cpair- 80 G MIS-
s'aad work.

Rodgeville Wis Nov. Is, 1896.
GuSrs:-I purchas, las ing from Mr.. Samuel Hem
a. an Atkins Reaper and Mower, and it has proved to
b. the best ever invented .H % cut one hundred AMI
t7retv acres grain and hay which pleted with
great and satisfaction, nothing occur
red tn from going ahead with pleasure with
s9 ! machine along the whole harvest, only nut
II ,ut al the whole concern. and the damage within
only thirty cents said machine leaves
dova such proper and neat condition that
no FL tanal being Will grBmhIe complain iy binding
only requires three horses for reapln- and two for
moving consequently egUscieutiCusiy recumu n!
sail machine s farmers N the State, lie best in
s:rGlueut offered for lts proper purposes
SAMUEL. ROACH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05

I AEING just returned from Louis where he has
been taking thorough lessons ia the art would re-
specially inform the citizens of Mineral Point and vic-
iiy that he haS opened hne
ambrofy pc. Photograph and Da2ur rrcan Gallery
and invites the citizens call see his fine specimens
OF the art which far pass in beauty and CORRECTNESS
The Anbrotypts most beautiful in ceancSS
and d-cIcy Of and have advantages over TN.
Daguerrean ypes. They be taken fourth the
time sitting they not reversed have glare ght
they warranted 10 fade They all the rage
in the cities. Al who them are Charmed with
their beauty and clCarIrSs Come all and uiv
call Instructions given ii the good terms
have hand tine gold locketS cheap for ca all Kinds
Of fancy and frames" Children taken in second
Rooms opposite Post Office.
2otf c. r. NOFFETT, Artist
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05
1857 Spring Trade. 1857
II I'd w ARE.
WIN. BLAIR * COMPANY.

No. I7G, Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
American Hardware, Tin Plate &c, have in store
large and complete stock which they receiving
daily additions Gr,ct from the English and American
manufactures.
500 dozen Axes. Collins simmons. Ievcrctts, etc.
coo dozen Shovel~ and Spades, AIne-'. Ruyands etc
1000 dozen Grass Scytlas, Bioods, WaisSorths, etc
700 dozen Srytlc ~natlis IuInson's, etc.
800 dozen Cast steel Hoes
100 dozen Cast Stcc Hay Forks.
10000 dozen Pocket and Table Cutlery, assorted.
1850 dozen Fll,- Butcher and other, makers
10 tons Pump Chain.
SO casks OK and Coil Chains.
1000 pairs Bright Traces.
$500 boxes Tin Plates. G, Y, and extra sizes.
5000 bundles Sh ct Iron, Nos. il . IS, gua2e.
10000 lbs. Copper Pressed Bottoms.
80 casks Sheet Zinc.
1000 bundles assorted Bright Wire.
p scttS Timers Tools and Machines
200 tons anncaled Fence Wire.
800 kegs assorted Nails.
Jarauncd and Pressed Tin Ware. full sortmcnt 3m
WILLIAM BLAIR. c j.. o. W BfLpEN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05

tTOJlb announce 10 the citizens Of Mineral Point
W and The public generally, that Lr has removed his
DENTAL OFFICE

XtTOJih announce 10 the citizens Of Mineral Point
" and The public generally that lie has we'd his
DENTAL OFFICE
to the room Immediately over Nolrttt's IaruerIial,
Rooms, opposite the Post Office High street where
he will lac Happy TO wait all vino may be pleased To
ia vor him with call. An operations incident 10 III,
profession viii he performed with shi and Gsuatch and
he faters himself that his experience his business
and skill As an operator will ensure satisfaction to all
lie practices tIle various modes OF inserting
ARTIFICIAL TE'FTW
either pivot plate. He "a base yuld silver
guta perCha subject to the choice patients In
every instance Porcelain Teeth viii used of the best
manufacture in the world natural tint and * pres
sion To deceive the most critical observer These
Teeth not affected by the agents decnnpnsition
consequently never become offensive change their life
like appearRnCe-tey lasting .hau life Itself
Teeth viii be inserted the Atmos.eli L. Pressure n
thus avoiding the old cumi esone method Of sprines
Particular attention will BE paid 10 the treatment Of
ChIdrCn'- Teeth.
to healthy development and regularity in
the position of TIA csc most useful and organs
Teeth will be flied if the application be in time wi In
pure t'ol IN such manner To preserve them the
end % life Teeth viii lee carefully with as lit
tie pain Iasihe improved instruments will be used in
all cases. satisfaction warranted in every particular
= TooTH PowDEKs always ON hand FOR SAL.
Mineral Point, October 20, 1886. 4Itr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05
TURNING SHOP

AFING now completed all the necessary Machinery
Il for the purpose the subscriber prepared to do al
Iinds of Turning the shortest notice and the
easonahe terms. at his shop Chestnut street.
DDS north from Miltons. JOHN CLOWNEY.
Mineral Point Sept. ], 1856. 35f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05

I OKAtE NAI.ItEN, Asent- No. TT, SOzih Water
j L street, near Clark, Chicago, Illinois.
5000 Hall Chests Noun. III yson o d tyson. G I'M
powder. Imperial and TwunIAcy Teas.
I:0D :lf hc-ts Black Teas.
=. o. Ciity Boxes do. do.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05

TIA oEI w lLR-o1Sf
IMPORTERS AND MANvFAcrUEEEs
SADDLERY AND COACH HARD
WARE,
Caring T r nm irg@,
SADDLE TREES, NAMES, SPRINGS AND AXLEs
I'ate5.t and E}cn,cicd LEATHER,
skirting, Harness and Bride Leather
No. IL y. MAIN STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MO,
RE prepared 10 offer 10 their and the trade,
n assortment of articles unsurpassed in quality
cc1pness, by any House in their line East West.
Stock consists Of we'll selected Of erery
article IN hy SADpLERS AND COACH MAKERS
We nianuiactuI ing MANY of our goods At Columbus
Sing Sing and Auburn y " and have lately established
House Newark. New Jersey for the manufacture Of
Patent and Enameled Leather, lar-e assortment of
which will always be found in store.
Our English Goods imported directly by ourselves
thereby paving but one commission.
The greatest part Of our SHIFTING. HARNESS AND
Birdie LEATHER is finished ly ourselves good sup
PLY of which il shall be constant endeayor To keep
. hand
We are in receipt Of large assortment of Eastern
I SPRINGS A0GES. from various manufactures.
- PARTICULAR attention will be given filling
,crS
ST Louis. February L. 1856. lift
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-05
Field & Garden Seads-New G Genuine

with large assortment Of Seeds for Root crops.
For the Kitchen Garden will te found a and com
pler assortment of every vegetable wanted Of III,
best varieties and selected with great care many
much expense Several varieties of Seeds will b,
found altDr,r yur jUu1rta
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19
The Black ReOublICau HERD.

The relation of few facts regarding ia
grant named Hurd which appeared in lhe
Record Of Wednesday, and few allusohs
which we made thereupon, have wakcned
up the lymrha,ic female thnt turns the
crank Of Judge Lewis's Hardy CURLY; and
in yesterdays abortion he essays crusher,
having for its object our annhilaton and
the vindication Of the Black Republican
character. Betsy says we lie about IIuri's :
jump being such an act MS is unworthy
any but Black Republican" and further
more states that
"Of that large class Of our population the
chronic office seekers, the blow hards. the
night DRAWERS, the lunch eaters, the clec
tion bullles III onijie genus, not one belong
to the Republican party
The blow hard,, the night hrawlers and
the luuch eaters" Oh ~! lIurd is no elbow
hard he would'n eat "luuch;' he never
spongcs for his whiskey, not he, He Is one
of the "quet, industrious, intelligent citi
zens" Of winch the Black Republican party
is composed, he is lie is one Of the "purest
aud best and noble champion for the
"wooly heads to fight under. We know of
various tiuanial operations of llurd's which
can be heard Of through the Record If he
desires it,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19
O:uuillt J]uiin Eatte RsturA.
oEo: II. cRosKTrE. Editor
OROyMLE. FRIDAY. JUNE 10Th. 1857.
Democratic State Convention.

At a meeting Of the Democratic State Centra
Committee. held in san Francisco on the 2Uth Of Ma,
the following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED. That the next Democratic state Con
ventlon be holden at the city Of Sacraiuru,o oi
TUESDAY the ll!h day of july next and tha, m.
basis of representation be : follOws :, VIZ: one c,,
egae from every two hundred Democratic yoi,
EAST and one delegate for every fraction over ON,
Iundred Democratic vote cast for any Dcmocrntn
state officer at TIA" last general cleciinn-the PrSi
icAtinl eecor being considered, for The PURPOSES o.
tbisresoluiiUn. a. state Ofcers
RESOLVED. THAI Mes>rs. Thomas, Moore and Red
lngion are hereby appointed cumfnitee 10 can, Il,
the Official returns IN The office ~ the Srceiry al
state, and from them 10 make mp and publish the M
pOrtOnmcnt OF delegates to which the NarlOus com,
ties art enied, according ~ The basis o: Ires.bia
uou adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following reDort. 10y which the Drmucrni>
oithe .arou- counties will be governed Ia electnQ
lcegatcs to the Stale Convention
ALFRED REDINGTDN Chairman.
I. h WoODsGDE. Srch Dem state Central Com.
ToGEN. ALFRtD REDINGToN Chairman. &c.-Drnr
ST: The Committee HppUned at The recent meeting
oil the ID tmocrttic Stte Central C,nmrlpe 10 sppur
ton the dele -Atcs which each county I be nitr,
to elect under the resolutions OF the Central Commit
tee TO meet ~ Convention IN Sacramento the An
OF july prOxImo, have made the following appOrtiOn
mcnt, viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19
\ New Town.

There having been very considerable e&-
citement Of late in relation to newly dis
covered diggings at Rich Bar on Butte creek
about 2S miles from Orovlle, and "A conse.
Qnent ntlncrease OF the population thereapon :
the people held meeting there on the Sth OF
this month and adopted the primary meas
ares for laying out town; and to carry
out the object of the meeting, Messrs W"
II Abel. u ,aiel Coleman and T. Yer
giqn ere appointed coh'n'tte to make n
town plot Another meeting was held on
the llth, of which J Dunn Esq, was
appointed Chairman and W II Abel Esq 4,
Secretary The plot made by the committee
appointed At the previous meeting, was pre-
scented and adopted. Messrs. Coleman
Longmore, Savery. lIurber, O Meura, and
Sumner were chosen rs committee to sc
lect n name for the town The name agrcei
upon by this committee WAS louisville
The name cf the streets ms agreed upon by
the meeting. were A and Messrs Dunn,
IIoskins, and Iiarbor were appointed com
mittee to regulate the location OF buildings
seeing that they were placed on line with
the streets, etc W. II. Durcn was elected
Recorder of town lots, and W. III. Abel cor
responding secretary.
On June l2;h another meeting was held,
having for its object the consideration OF
the name adopted at the last meetine. ).
W Tiff ny was called to the char. and as
several names were 10 be presented Tor the
choice Of the meeting, Uriah Savory, and
W II Rhoads we're appointed Judges, W ii
Abel inspector,J J A. Dunn, and Z. F. YER
gean Secretaries The names Dtdmon r|ie,
H,rbe, uihe aud ShadcSpiHt, we're the names
submitted, aud upon ballotting, the former
name (Dlamondvil!e) was selected by ma
jority of seven.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19

"FAsHIoNs FOLLY" McDermott's new
play of Fashions Folly" has proved fail
ure, SO says the Sacramento Union The
audience assembled for the occasion, were,
strange as it may seem, orderly md quiet,
and the piece had not even the redeeming
quality of absurdity, bat was disgusnngly
common place and stupid. In short, says
the Union, Fashions Folly" was literally
damued by the actors; but very little sport
was enjoyed and every one left the theatre
experiencing a Z" sig disgust" for having, in
the fir>t place, gone to it. McDermott told
the audience that ne would re produce the
play on some future occasion, when he could
obtain the services OF those who weuld stick
to the text.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19
Republican vigilnntcs In Massachusetts,

th
The New York HeraH contains an account
IF most singular league Of the Black
Republican and abolition disciples Of Mas
| 'achuoeetts, having for its aim the nulltica-
| ton of the Fugitive Slave law in that State
The league has been maturing since 1904,
| md its leaders now defy the general gov
rnment to capture slave in the Bay State
outside the range Of the cannon CT the navy
yard and The federal forts Of Boston Their
organization is much more exteusi'e and
uerfect than that of the late Vigilance com
mittee in San Francisco, and has for Is
motto Everything for the Cause The
article alluded to does not inform us wheth-
or this Pine Tree League" have appropria-
ted the eye Of Cycl .s as seal but 1t IS
luite probable that some such ontlandsh
affair will be pressed into their service
The society is divided into two orders or
cl'sses technically known as Assistants and
Athletes-the latter being selected from
among the former By ballot The Athletes
delegate the executive power to an inner
committee of FIVE. to whom all members arc
-worn to render obedience. THE creed q
this inmost directory and the belief for
which they are selected, runs to the effect
that the time for rcmonstrance il over, and
that deeds alone must manifest their repug.
nance to the obnoxious law. Speeches, res
oluIions, and personal liberty bills, they de-
nounce as mere dccoys and diplomatic
blinds and if there be any truth in the
oaths they have TAKEN these presid!ng otfi
GERS would sh rot down, stab or string up any
unfortunate slave hunter who might fall
into their hands "with no more ceremony
or cou puncton than would be used or telr
in | erforming similar Office for any four
esgei bloodhound which should follow its
prey within the charmed bounds of Massa-
chusttts g."
This organization extends throughout the
whole State and is divided into squads con
sisting of five Assistants, each squad being
under the command of an Athlete who is
called "mcntor." Four squads firm
Glass" under the lead of "teacher,"
(captain) and four classes, or cne hundred
men, school or company, otherwise regi-
ment), under the orders of a "depu y" &c,
ali being under the command of 'narshar
when in service, whom they have sworn to
obey. This organization is supposed TO be
the legitimate offspring Of Ki Vi Sam.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19
Another Fatal ARRAY at IOncut CITY,

News arrived here last night of another
fatal encounter at Honcut City The diff
Guilty was between two brothers named
james and Thomas Cox, on the one side, mud
their brother.in law Mr.. Wallace, on the
other. The fight commenced between Wal
lnce and Thomas Fox, in which the latter
was mortal'y wounded, and upon the inter
terence of James Fox. he was also shot and
killed on the spot Our iaiormant-an Irish
man who came 1ere for the Coroner was
either too much excited by the atfiir itself,
or overcome by something else 20 relate the
details of the transaction; but we are led TO
the conclusion from what others say. that
this fight is oely the sad termination of II
long existing feod between the parties.