Smyrna times., 1858-02-11
o. The Lew Courl Of this county have

| VF lhe Levy Court OF this county have
made the following appointments:
Wm Sattertield, County Treasurer
Collectors-Ed. X. Smith. l. C. H., Clayton
F. Hawkins, d. H., James G. Longfellow, Muir
H., Nathan Smith, Mis- H., WIN. N. w. Dor
sey, Milford Hundred. .-.'''
Trustees of the Poor-Wilson L. Cannon
L. C. Hd., Francis Register, Dover Hundred.
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0E1T Rev. E. R. Hera, formerly the popular
Pastor of the Ba ptist church in Dover, and who
went from thence to Hereford, near Baltimore.
has accepted call TO the High Street b. plist
Church in Baltimore city.
Mr. EVERETT IN WnMIxGroN.-Hon. Ed
ward Everett, upon an invitation of the citizens
of Wilmington, has consented TO deliver his
great oralion on " Washington" sometime soon
in thai city,-it is supposed in March.
01T The Annual Meeting of the Kent Coun.
ty Agricultural Society was held at Dover. on
the I'd inst. The old officers were re- cleo ed
We will publish the proceedings next week
together with the interesting experiments OF
i. B. Coursey, Esq, with different fertilizers
upon his late corn crop.
OC- The citizens of MilIingtuu, Nd, have
engaged the Rev. Mr.. Brisbane TO deliver a
course OF lectures in that town, commencing
Thursday evening, llth inst.
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6.F Bishop Waugh died IN Baltn, ore Tues.
day morning last. f-s =
A Row. IL fiE lorsE.-The House of Rep
resentatives, az Washington, remained in ses.
sion all Friday night, discussing and votng
upon the reference, Of the Presidents Message.
&c., upon the Kansas question. During tha
course of the proceedings, there was personal
encounter between Mr.. Keit, of South Caroll.
na, and Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania, in which
The former coIlared MIR. Grow, and the latter
knocked Mr.. Keitt down. A member of Con-
gresS. who was witness, gives The following
particulars:
MIR. Grow objected to Mr.. Quitmam's ma.
king any remarks.
Mr.. Keitt said, if you are going to object, re-
turn TO your own side of'the House
Mr.. Grow responded, this is a free hall and
every man has right to be where he pleases
Mr.. Keitt then came up 10 Mr.. Grow aud
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an answer as that ..a< ..,... ..j .....l 81.
Mr.. Grow replied--I mean Just what say !;
this is free hall, and man has right TO be
where he pleases. ~.
Mr.. Kent taking MIR. Grow by The throat,
said; 81 will let you know that you are
damned black Republican puppy" ~
/ Mr.. Grow knocked up his hand, saying: ' |
shall occupy such place in this hall as !
please. and no nigger driver shall crack hts
whip over me-" ..~.'...
Mr.. Keitt then again grabbed Mr.Grow by the
throat, md Mr. Grow knocked his hand of, and
Mr. KeItt coming at him again, Mr.. Grow
knocked him down. ....
The respective friends of both parties rushed
to the rescue. Various members on each side
engaged in the fight, which took place in the
area fronting the Clerks desk. Mr.. Wash
burne, of III. was conspicuous among the Re-
pubicans, dealing heavy biows The speaker
loudly aud imprratively demanded order and
caiied on the Sergeant alarms to interfere
That functiOaary, carrying his nuce of office,
tOg :iher with his assistants, hurried to III,
scene and crowded into the thlckest of III,
fight, in which at least dozen members wcr.
engaged. Some moments elapsed before thus
truly fearful contest was quoted. The mem
bers having reluctantly returned to their seats,
there was a dead calm in comparison with thu
scene just enacted. For a Time the greatesi
dprOar md confusion prevailed, and it was with
much difficulty that any real order was restored
in the ball.