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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17
December Appointments.
DR H. TUBBS will be in attendance


WARREN. National Hotel. Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
RAvESSA, Prentiss House, Saturday Dec. Ilth.
AsHTABULA, Ashtabula House. Saturday. Jan. LIST.
For Consultation upon all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Lissr, Stomach BODeLs. KidHeys,
and Spleen. also, DrOPsy. 0ra1sl, Rheumatism.
Nervousness, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female DiSeaS-
es, .7gHe aud FeUer. Fits, Impurities of the Blood,
Erupti0RS. Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, both External and In
terral:
For some ten years, DR.. TUBS has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annuity,
many of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. lN no CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
POISoNs EMPLOYED. NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAXI
WELL. OR TEAR DOWN To BUILD UP AGAIN The LIedi-
cipes can he taken with safety by the most dehcate.
anil patients may remain at home. and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
ply sicians have had given up all'hope, the iHdisputa-
Bile evidences of which can always he furnished
InvaIids, however reduced or despairing, are invited
to call, and may be assured that no encouragement viii
he given or expense incurred, without q corresponding
prospect Of recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

|. On Tuesday a shocking murder was
committed in the Town OF Maple Grove,
Barry county Michigan. by a man by
the name of Cotton. who becoming angry
at a step-son, abhut twelve years OF age,
struck him 10 the ground win a billet Of
wood, then took him up and threw him
on a small stump in such a manner as to
cause his death in q few minutes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

LECTURES AT CLEvELAND-The Win
ter Course OF lectures at Cleveland has
begun, amang the eminent speakers an
nounced are Bayard Taylor. Prof. Yeo
mans, Lieut.. Maury, DR.. Chaplin, R. p"
Emmerson and Prof. Siiliman of Yale
G, llege.
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CARD TO LADIES,

CAhD ~ hADlESs
NJ. PERCIE's" IL AcHIsn' PILLs--The Importers OF this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention of American ladies to it,
as Invaluable in removing distractions and Irregular
ties OF the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
SEES The suppression so common. is speedily relieved,
and there will be no recurrence of the complaint il this
remedy is used acc Jrding to directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies ENcEIsTE, or Inspecting tkems sireS so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage D0Hld
eHsHs. Ladies desiring an increase Of family ShOHid
f0rego their use entirely, as a Js1 pills each month
you'd De sure TO PrecsHt pregnancy.
ProprietOrs, importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this admOnition. Although certain
in effect, they are so mild as never to produce injury
TO the health.
MAIL PACR5GES.
Having the appearance OF an ordinary letter, price
SlOO) are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them by ma /. post paid, on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl.2J; Half Boxes IS cents. Messrs. v b. AL
DEN & Co., Cleveland, o.. are our general agents.
All orders Rillb promptly Glled Ly them.
Sold 10y WOODS & PEW. Wholesale Agents. and T..
A. SMITH IL CO.. Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. June 81. SLY.
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On tn esame night, the livery stable Of
G. H. Hartel, in Ravenna was entered.
and a fine horse had been got ready for
flight when the hostler was awakened,
and on searching the barn with a light.
found a fellow seated in one of the bug
gies. He made fight and escaped.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17
The Next Congress.

The x House of Representatives
will have 236 Misunderstanding Kansas
and Oregon out of the question. 1t will
require lie for a majority. This num-
Der the Opposition independent of South
Americans) have virtually secured, BY
the elections OF Tuesday. Thus far,
tasre have heen 1872 members chosen, in
all, as follows:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

The Roostown Station House, on the
Gle. and Pitts Road. was entered on the
night Of the 4th. and the ticket agents
trunk rihsd OF $50 in money aud a nun
Der Of railroad tickets Ravenna Dem
Ocrdt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

AT New Britain, Conn, On Wednes'
day, Friedrich Westover, was playing
with an old gun barrel. and after touch.
ing il off the third time with a slow match,
ran about twenty feet, when the barrel
burst, and a small thin piece, about the
weight Of a cent. struck him on the side,
over The heart, going through his clothes
and just breaking the skin. The heart
ceased its pulsatien and The boy died in
less than ten minutes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

This gives a clear Opposition majority
ole. The probable gain Of . in Con.
necticut and l in Minnesota viii increase
the Opposition column TO l24, and dimin-
ish the other side TO ll2. The Admin
istration ranks viii, doubtless, be further
reduced by The election offs South Ameri-
cans, TO lo7, against a combined Opposi-
ton of 13l. Making allowance for all
possible chances, the Administration will
be in a decided minority.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

On Saturday night the 9th. the boot
and shoe store Of Enos Il Marvin, in Rs-
VIENNA. was broken open and goods sto-
len to the amount of $500; the robbers
picked out the best stock. The goods
apparently were passed u of the win
dow in boxes and carried off in a wag
On.
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bio 10 the proprietors
We heartily wish them success.

In Chicago on Saturday last. a Ger
man named Matthias Simon, while stuff
e1ing from the two fold affection of dis
aDsoinined love and gastric rheumatic
ever, committed suicide by shooting
himself with Q gun, which he had charg-
ed with water instead Of a bullet.
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9eatbs.

CHARLES, youngest son of Hugh W. ant
Jane E. Holloway, aged six years and eigh
months.
On the 9Th inst, at his residence in Newburg
Washington Co., Wiz Of disease OF the heart
FRISLEY late of Mesopotamia Trum
bull Co.. Ohio, aged Is years 8 months and :
days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

There is no doubt thai the Republicans
will elect three members in New Hamp-
shire, (next March,) 4 in Connecticut,
and 2 in Rhode Island Tin April') with
q fair chance for one in Minnesota
Surprising each of these States, however,
to stand as in the present Congress, land
they will certainly do no worse,) we
here the following grand result:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

The whisky market at Salt Lake City
is f~ourishing. The article is retailed
al twenty FIVE cents per drink. A bar
keeper purchased SIS worth of whisky
in the States and sold il at Salt Lake for
$50. The only drawback upon The
trade is The fac, that the customer at the
bars fill their glasses full when they
drink. "a. l's-u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17
The Plain Dealer and Trumbull Demo
Graf,

The publisher of the Cleveland Plain
dealer has sent US s-copy of a prospectus
for that paper, asking its insertion in the
Democrat, we to take u pay in Plain
dealers! We have not come across so
much impudence for some time. consid-
ering that that designating sheet has no
claims whatever upon the patronage of
Democrats. We should be very sorry
TO recommend it 10 the Democrats of
Trumbull or any other county.-Demo
eros. "a
We cordially join in this recommend.
alton of the Plain Deqlsr, by the Dem
ocrat. When rogues fall out, honest men
hear the trulh. The twopapers are hav-
ing s beautiful fight. All we have to
say to. the Plain Dealer. is. "Give it to
the Democrat; and to the Democrat /;
Pitch into the Plain Dealer:
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DIR. J.. ID. MARCiIISFS
CELEBRATED CATHOLlCON,
For the Relief and cure of Suffering Females.
THE WOMAN'S ADVOCATE.

THE WOMAN'S ADVOCATE, OF
l. Philadelphia, Miss Annie E. Mcdowell. etlitor.)
says: This is the most valuable medicine for the dis
eases peculiar to women that We know of. 4 friend
OF ours, who for many years has been a sufferer, MOTTO
ed the advertisement in the Allocate. and at once pro-
cured a bottle. She found relief, and feels IN L she
can most heartily recommend it to all who are suffer
ing in a like manner. We have heard many times tha6
it was = tue remedy, but this is the first case in which
We have seen its effects. Our friend will be very glad
10 give d. Marchisi a certificate OF its value TO her, IL
he desires one"
Pamphlets containing much usef1IinfornAtion touch
ing the nature ami symptoms Of the above diseases.
TO sether with testimonials from ladies of the highest
reSpectability, as certified by thr must satisfactory au
thOrity, to all which the attention Of ladies and prae
titioners is respectfully invited. can be had gratis at
the Store OF E.A. SMITH 4 CO., Agents
Druggists. WARREN, o
}. r. MARCHISI & Co, propsietors- Central De-
pot 30f Broadway. N. Y.
NJ ID not be satisfied with merely reading this no
tice, but call or send for a pamphlet. It will pay you
we'll for your treuble.. sept. ~. 5S-3m
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The Stark County Republican.

We have received the frat lumber Of
tbis paper. the publication of which has
just been commented at Canton, by
hessrs. Medill d Meredith. As its
name indicates, it advocates Republican
principles, and, judging from the first
specimensit will advocate them ably
It is printed neatly, Oh good paper. oil
large size. and is in all respects eredits-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17
POLAND FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE WINTER SESSION will consi,

l. Of two terms without vacation. the first Of which
will commence the 18th Of November and the second
the 9th of January. This Institution is q regularly
chartered Female College with full power to confer de-
grees &c. There is also in connection with it an Ac-
adenic department IN which all the branches may be
studied, usually taught in the hest Academies The
services of accomplished teachers have been secured
and no pains will be spared by the Trustees aud facnlty
tn make this School in every respect worthy ofthe con-
fdence and patronage of the friends OF good -aorals
and sound learning. Poland. the seat Of this institu-
ton is Il beautiful rural village. and in healthsulness
of location and the morality and intelligence Of its cit
liens unusually attractive 20 parents sending their sons
and daughters from home to be educated
Boarding in private families 5 ST ~ 81 90 per week.
Music and aiithe Ornamsntalb branches taught at the US
ual prices For further particulars apply 10
W. N. KENO, Pres.
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Western News.

Sr. Louis, Nov. 12.-Leavenworth,
9th November, per U. S. Express tc
Boonvilie on the 18th. Favorable &C.
counts continue to arrive from the GOLD
region. Seven men took out $500 in
FIVE days. Upwards of 600 wagon,
bound for the mines were met last week
between Kearney and the crossing of the
Platte. Arrivals from Utah report six
inches Of snow on Sweet Wafer and ice
one inch in thickness.
Twelve hundred Indian lodges have
been erected in the vicinity Of the mill
tary road between this point and LARA.
mie. The Indians are peaceable.
The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the
18th ult., reached independence on the
SIh. Col. Miles had another encounter
with the NavajoS, in which ten Indians
we're killed and several wounded; 81
horses aud 1900 sheep were captured.
The river is falling at the rate of
inch an hour. All the upper streams
are ~receding. The Mississippi is very
low, and the Illinois and Upper Mississi-
ppi in FIRST raie boating order. Steady
rain iellnearly all day. This is the ooh
consecutive day that it has rained, more
or less. aud there are no present indica-
lions of The weather clearing Up.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

Judge TEST. Of Indiana, in giving his
opinion in a divorce case recently before
him, said; "The advocates Of Free-LoY W.
could not ask the enactment, of a statute
more favorable to their views than our
present divorce laws. Mormon polyga.
my is better, for that at least compels the
husband 10 provide for, and protect his
numerous wives"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

The New Orleans Delta. of Oct, 23th,
says: "rhere is a dead man lying on,
on Calliope street, near Magnolia who
has been lying there for some days.
This is the man who died on or jus,
ufler he left The Jackson cars, and the
Coroner and Street Commissioner seem 10
be in a squsbble as TO whose duty ii is 10
bury him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17
MATCHESi MATCHES J!

ON AND AFTER the 18th inst, the
~ subscriber will be prepared to furnish Matches
to Merchants and Pedlers, at prices to suit the times;
Match shop on DUMMY Hill, in the old Quinby Store
House. up stairs CThe lover story for remit
Warren. Noy 10. ST. J. q. L
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BOOK BINDING
And BOX MAKING.

SAMUEL S~TEINACHER, would re
~ specially inform the citizens OF Warren and
vicinity. that he has commenced the above business in
the room adjoining the Democrat Ofice lie solieits
the patronage of he Public, and will guarantee salts
faction 10 those who NAV favor him with business.
WARREN. Oct. % IS5S-Jn -
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DRAWING SCHOOL.

wi uence the second Term Of her Drawing School
on Monday. Nov 18th. Room one door east of Mr.
Camp's New Hotel. Glasses formed for the day and
evening OF l2 L. SSONS FOR 81 40!
Persons DESTROYS Of joining the CLASS. will please
call in season. Instruction in all. Greeian- Oriental,
Italian and Water Colored Painting, Peneiling and
Perspective. aei- l-
The attention and patronage OF those desirons OF
learning. is r spectfuliy solicited and ALL are Invited
to call ard examine my specimens.
y. b. Pupis received at all times. without regszs1I
to classes. Warren. Nov i9-lw
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FRENCH AND GERMAN.

Surrrnes' French Dictionary
Farquelie's French Course and Key to same
Oilendorf's French Grammar
Farquelle's~ Teismagne Farqueife's Napoleon
do Racine Madame DeStael's Corinne.
Lite Of Washington Alder's German Reader
woodbury's German Conrse
I 10 Elementary German Reader
Key to German Course ElweIl's German Dictionsry
German Bibles AMI Tes taments -ie
German A B c Books and srelars
HIGHER MATHEMATICS
Davies Bourdon's Algebra
do Legendre's Geometry
do Surveying Davies Calculus sa
LOOMS Algebra LOOMS Trigonometry
do L0garithmS do Geometry
Rays First Algebra Rays Second Algsbr.
Robison's Elementary Algebra y.
do University do
SPEAKERS AND ELOGUTI0NS.
Zaehas' American Speaker
Russell's University do
Sarge ,nts st ndari do
Northend's american do
RusSells Juveaile do
-CnmstnckS ElncutiOn Putn4m's Elocution
The American Orator Lnvelfs School Dialogues
Students Speaker Little Speaker
Massey's Exhibition Reciter
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cutters Physiology Cutters Anatomy
Gray $ Botany Woni's Botany
HitckcOck'S Geology GTay's Geology
OlmStei'S Astronomy Smiths Astronomy
Psrkers Composition QuaekenLos' Composition
Watts on the Mind Wrisht's Orthogral by
VII t.eley' 8 Rhetoric WhateteyS logic
Wilson's Histories Hiekok's Moral science
Cousins Psychology Kane's Criticism
Wehster's Dictionaries, all sizes
WOrcesters do do
Mahan's Intellectual PHILOSOPHY
Upham's Mental do t
90 On the Will
Bahdwin's PronOuncing Gazetteer
Page on Teaching Now 10
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This IL the fourth Tenn Of this Institution under the
present Teachers. The number Of students connected
with the School during the last term. was eighty. EV-
cry -dort will be made 10 renderthe course Of instruc-
ton thorough and ralieal.
Board can he obtained in god families. at moderate.
rates Rooms can he procured. by early application,
suitable for those who desire t.. board themselves.
All School Bills must be pail hy the middle Of the
Term. Any information respecting the School can be
obtained by applying to the President or Secretary.
SETH A BUSHNELL, Press,
HOMER B. THOMPSON. Secr'y.
Hartford. o.. Nov. 10. 5S-2w%
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PoL,xp. o.. 0et. aslh. Isss-3wt
MULESl MULESl! MULESl!l

MULES! MI bEC!! LDO!8
L his farm Cor a number of years. will sell to the
highest bidder. on Tuesday, Nov. So, lrJS, al his farm
in Baz .tta- 5 miles Northeast OF Warren,
- Mules two years Old last spring: II Muies, one
year old last spring, 20 Mules, four and five moGths
old; l pair six year old Cream COlored Horses, i6
hands high; I pair three year old bay Mares; 3 six
year oil soTrel Mares; . three year old Colts; 4 two
year old Colts; . one year old Colts; ! four year old
grey Horse; 1 seven year old hay Mare:l four year
old bay Mare: ! sucking Colt. D IMPoRTED MALTESE
J SCK, five years oil, fourteen hands high, jet black,
and warranted a guod STOCK Jack. ta
The above stock will be sold 10 pairs or single, TO
suit. ACredit of one year will be given with interest
at Is per cent, good paper requ re'L The Jack will be
soli on a credit OF ], J. and 3 years
Sale to commence at 0 o'clock. Rope Hsiters fur
niShed to lead the Stock.
Nov. 10, '5S-2w F.B. LEWIS
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Weston Reserve Produce Store.

ITT'HE UNDERSIGNED have now on
l. baud a large supply of produce, which they OGei
tor sale on reasonable terms. .
We have commenced a new Store in our old place.
We have no drinking saloon, or anything OF the kind
attached Ia our store, Tut are bound to keep on hand
all kinss Of pro luce. and sell TO suit custom rs, and
We invite the citizens OF Warren 10 give u a call =
Don't forget the place. MORRISON AZ LEWIS,
Nov. ,, 5S-lm No. %. Nam St.
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Once.
READERS AND SPOILERS.
billiards Readers M'Gufsy's Readers
Porter's do do M'Gufey's Spoilers
webster's Elementary speiler
/ ARITHMETICS. So
cOlbprn's Sreenl.afis s~tOddars's
t. ENGLISH GRAMMARS.
Clark's COvel's Greene's
Pinney's Smiths Wells Hart's
BIOGRAPHIES.
Cotton & Fitch's Fitch. Physical
Mitcheu'S McNailey's
Mouteith's Mors-'s - r
0iney's Peter Parley's
Smiths Mrs. Tuthiirs Ny Little do
Mitch=lrs Ancient do
BOOKKEEPING.
Mathews Book keeping and Account Books
Fulton & Eastman do do do
McGregor's Practical bookkeeping sr
Duf's 10 do
PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY
Parker's Philosophy Comstock's Philosophy
Oinstoek's do prapers do
Gray's Chemistry COmstOeks Chemistry
CLASSICAL.
Andrews & stoddard's Latin Grammar
Andrews Latin Reader Anthon's Cesar
Anthon's Virgil do Cicero
do SaluSt do Horace
Aruold's First and Second Latin Book Zea
Mcclintock & Crooks do do f- ~ ~
Bulletins Lat:n Grammar Bulletins Latin Reader
do Greek & do do Greek do
do Caesar DO Cieero,s Oratinns-
CooPers Virgil Croshy's Greek Grammar
Xenophon's Anabasis sophocies' do do
1 Beza's Latin Testament SDencer's Greek Tesfan4ns
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. A. r.. LYMAN

TOR SALE.-A Steam Engine, 90
IL inch stroke. IL inch cylinder. which will he sold
at two thirds its original cost, lean be seen at Thorn
ton & Douglass shopJ also two STRAIN Boilers, II feet
long, each containing a hue as good as new and viii
be sold Al 2,ds their original cost, they can be seen at
Carriers shop in South Niles. For further particulars
enquire Of J-G- BUTLER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-17

HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL.
THE WINTER TERN Of this Ins,i
l tuition win commence on WEDNESDAY. the LIST
of DECEMBER next. and continue for q Term Of
Twelve Weeks. - 49, - go
Il. NJ. CRAYATH. A-B. -.--PRINCIPAL,
MISS MARX ASSISTANT.
TUITION.
Common English B $500
Higher 90 do .-...-.--... $50
Ancient Languages ----.~---s 90
fren II do "...---.. -. 6,OO
Incideutais, ......... ,la%
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and Pease, bnt not against Gov. Hunt
ington.
Judges Tod and Pease were tried by
the Senate, sitting as a High Court of
Impeachment.
The charges against Judge Pease were
these: First; That on an appeal from the
Judgment of a justice of the peace, for a
sum exceeding SEQ; he had as president
Judge, reversed that judgment on the
ground that tho justice had no constitu
tional jurisdiction of the case; Second;
That in an action for a sum between
$50, ard $50, commenced by original
writ from the Court Of Common Pleas.
he had allowed the plaintiff his costs of
suit, upon his recovering judgment, con.
trary to the act of 1903; Third; That,
sitting as president judge, he had decid-
ed on various occasions, that the Court
had full power TO set aside. suspend, de-
clare null and void the fifth section of
the act defining the duties of justices.-
There was but one charge againgtJudge
Tod, the same in substance as the first
charge against Judge Pease. Judge
Tod was first tried. In his answer to
the charge, he admitted that in his judi
cial capacity he had declared that Sec
ton of the law 10 be unconstitutional and
void; declared hat he was still of the
same opinion, asserted his right and du-
ty TO determine cases according to the
convictions of hi. judgment, and vindi-
Gated the purity of his motives and the
uprigh:ness of his judicial conduct.
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Agents for Trumbun Co. Dealers supplied at man
ufacturers prices.
WSRREs- Nov Eth. ~. 4U
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25
NO. 151.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

AN AMERICAN B'HOY IN MEAlCO.
We learn from Mexican paper that q reu-
contre bad occurred on the Psseo, the pub
lie drive of Mexico, between an Englishman
named Buchanan and Mr.. John Forsyth, jr.,
son of the American Minister, the circum-
stances of which, as detailed by gentleman
who came from Mexico by the last steamer,
are as follows: Young Forsyth repelled some
offensive familiarity of the Englishman. to
which the latter made an insulting reJoin-
der whereupon the former made demon-
s,ration at the Englishman, and collision
took place. They were both mounted, and
the Eoglishman, who was both much the
larger man and mounted upon larger ami
NAL rode at and attempted to ride down
young f.. who the while had lashed the
Eogllshman with his whip, finding he was
no match for his adversary on horseback, dis
mounted quickly, and handing hisrein to at
bystander, challenged Buchanan to alighe
and fight him on foot. This Buchanan de-
cined and rode off They met again after
while and upon the recontrc u checat being re-
newci, young Forsyth again dismOuuted, and
drawing his knife started at tue EnglIshman
who precipitate!y fled, Forsyth after him, M.
til number of gentlemen interiered aud
begged him to desist, as the Paseo was not
proper place for fighting.