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The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
WHO WANTS FOR ONE DOLLAR
White Tee h, & Pure B'eath, Lustrous
Dark Hair, & white fine Comm exion.

I.AFONT'S JAMdCIA SOAP HOOT.-This adni-
rabic Dentriiiee-certany the finest ever made
gives pearly whtencss and polish to the teeth;
il lathers aud cleanses the mouth, tongue and har-
dens the gums. Its aromatic qualities purify the
breath and leaves fine flavor in the mouth price
reduced to 80 cents.
JONES COR4fL HAIR EESTORA TIVE
READ IT'S REAL QUALITIES! II isa clear oily
preparation il s5ftens moistens and inyigorates
the roots, aud so acts on the bHps of the roots as
to force the hair to grow and cause it 10 assume
dark color, and in short time te grow naturally
dark from the rooss, and although it dresses the
hair clean and fine, keeping It SOFT dark and silky
ong time, it is not greasy, aud docs not stain the
clothes. price reduced to . u 80 cents.
PINpLEs, FIsECixLEs. SUNBURy. TAN.
ernpio salt-rieaIn, sores, u TACT every catane-
Gus defect i removed and tie skin lelt smooth
clear and line a ehild's, by-at the reduced
price OF 80 cents-joncs Italian Chemical Soap.
For shaving OF washing. If its real worth weic told
Jones soap worth mUre than lis weight in e0id.
1t Is senloiien, healing and cleansing; it makes
rich lasting lather it all eTuptinns sores or
redness; it makes diseolered skin white soft and
white.-prics reduced to - cclts,
Thee superb articles sold AZ the above price,
at every respectable Drug Store in California
pf1etor / wholesale Ageut, I. JONES. lss Mont
gcmery st. San Francisco. d2S-3m.
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Lien Notice.

STATE OF CALlFORNIs-fN THE DISTRICT
~ Court Of the ffesnth Judicial District county OF
Rutte A. LEWIS vs. A. HlRDACH Action brought
and the cuplaint ned in IN. county Bue in the Of
nice OF the Clerk ofssid District Court The peo e Of
the State of California greeting: To A III RBACII.
Won are hereby required 10 appear in action brought
against by the above named plaintiff In the District
Court OF tue Fifteenth Judicial District and for the
county OF Butte and the complaint filed there
~, IA copy OF which arconra;es this sunmnnsl within
ten days, exclusive of the day ui service) after ser
VIC" on you If this summons, il served within this
county, IL served out of this county but within this u
diclal District within twenty days. # served of
SAM District, then within forty dny-T judgment by de-
ianit viii b. taken against you. The said action is
piece or parcel If and suated ia lite county Caifr
ma and known as Lots Mes ani in Block So. three
tS) n The town of Crorilie aud that CERTAIN hnildg
no" oetg er' c;ed thereon by The ssti defendant,
To sAiiSY mechanics iIer taSen said oEli iIS
ani ind tor le Of hrndred ard ss<ty do.l
an trty-fet ai costs oi s.ic and n YOU ii To-
appear and answer iIe said complain above Feeuir
e. tae plant IN apply to the court ipr the relief in
lis eoiapailt demtlifeif
oiTen under ny hal and seal of the District Court of
- the ri,is-.nth Jii cal District, this as h Gay
lb-s- OF Octob-r, in ilie year of Lord oae
- thousand eight ntInir d and f. y-cigh..
iy order Of the District Judge OF the Fifteenth Judi
cai District California
". IT, DARRACIi. Clerk
fNos WELls Atty. for plaintiff. Oct. so-3w
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Diseased Humanity.
FENIE Blood, Heart, Brain, intestines, Sine
Il Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluids, and

PENilE Blood, Heart, Brain, intestines, Sinews,
Il Nerves, the Fluids and Semi-Fluids, and the
whole Physique.
The gloomy hypOchondriac. the dyspcptic, the
nervous, dcbilitated and foe,le, the ovcrdoctored
invalid, the bilious and liver diseased sufferer the
gonrmand. the dchauchee, the incorporate, and all
who suffer i'll health
SHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICK
ness oyertakes them, for then out nature sue
cuIDbs to Death, because she has not strength to
resist. Now Dir. Jacob Webber's inygorating Cor
dial causes strength-that is its main quality. The
first operation Tonic the partaker feels then that
Sudation is caused-his skin is damp, his limbs
supple and active he feels wish for exercise and
knows he has strength to endure it, he is ght spir
tied; his skin becomes clear his eyes, too because
his liver Is made active, the bile neutraliZed or
elected, and his blood thinned and purified. II he
has foul stomach, this acts as an aperient, not
otherwise. Again. it Immediately relieves belching
prevents an accumulation OF wind in the stomach.
The stomach, the great receiver of disease and its
cure. | will enumerate few of those dis
eases where have seen DIR. Webbers invigoratng
Cordial act most beautifully. eralderangement
OF the system; weakness from various causes viz:
Change Of climate, long Sickness the use of mer-
curry, or being otherwise over-doctOred, from abuse
of nature, and her laws, by drunkenness, gourman-
dizing. debauchery and other exceSses, trembling,
fever and ague chills, rheumatic, neuralgia and
other pains in the body or limbs, want of appetite
sleep or memory, sour or bilious stomach, tick
ling IN the ears. tic doloreux ETC.. etc.
The reader is conscientiousIy assured that this
really extraordinary panacea is all it is represented
and is not one of the nostrums of the day. Let the
afflicted tryit, and they will be thankful for having
done so. warranted to be uninjurious to the
most delicate constitution, to either sex or age
to contain no mercury or other mineral. 1t is put
up, very highly concentrated, in quart bottles,
price 81, two for 81, Sold by every respectable
Druggist in California.
81 Beware of counterfeits. Buy only quart bot
ties, and see that the names of L. Jones and J.
Webberis blown on the glass and on the top of each
label. None other is genuine.
: April Is, 1858. 3m TONES
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Justices Summons.

LIMITED STATES OF AlgEHICA-STATT
~ California, County of Butte. In Justices Court,
ophir Township. The People Of the Stale of California
to GEORGE D. FRENCH: You are hereby summoned
TO appear before me II: my Office in Ophr TOWNSHIP,
County Of Butte, or the 18th day of November, 4. IL.
le5s nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ TO the complaint OF
j. r. Coleman Co.. who recover the of one
hundred and seventy'esht 62100 (Si7S 62) dollars,
cialntd 10 De due from you for monies hal
and received liquors sold and delivered und s,nre. US
per Complaint cd in MY Office when judgment will be
Aken asnst you Tor the said amount, together with
costs and damages, II you fail TO appear and To
the sheriff any Constable of said county, Greeting
Make legal service and due hereof Given under
my hand this 9TH da of August A. D. l5s
JOHN =. BERRY.
aiO-m ustics OF the Peace Ophir Township.
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BUTTE RECORD.
Silence.

In silence mighty things are wrought
Silently builded, thought on thought
Truths temple greets the sky;
And, like citidel with towers,
The soul with her subservient powers
Is strengthened silently.
Soundless as chariots on the snow,
The saplings Of the forest grow
To trees of mighty girth;
Each mighty star in silence burns
And every day in silence turns
The axles Of the earth.
The silent frost with mighty hand,
Fetters the river and the land
With universal chain;
And smitten by the silent sun,
The chain is loosed, the rivers run.
The lands are:fre again.
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Notice to Lien Holders.

STATE uF CALiLFoRNIs-Ceantyo of Butse.-Dis-
~ tric Court, 18th Judicial District yaEnos h. Caine
ct al. D. c. 80. Der ct al Whereas the above named
paigtiiFs having commenced an action said Cour.
ig.rs the sud defendants the f5reclvsnre of a
scs lien ieid and claimed by said plaintiffs
upon that certain bnling. ilug and being situated in
he OF fogiiie in sad cuuc. and State knowu
MS the Theater 5niliBg located the lInnt o
Bird streets ia said TOW and occupying par oi
numbered ~ one and O. two ia block 81 e az
laid down the map o; the Of Oroye on file In
Recorers oi1e Of Butte equity Notice IS hereby rve
to all persons holding i=,ng Liens upon said herein
before described property. 10 present thrs Sli liens
before tine said C9nr; or the FIRST Nenaa, of November
A. 1875, then and there to make proof Of tae Same
s2zOt d. W CHEEsMaN, Ae'y for plaintiff
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Justices Summons.

TINTED STATES OF AMERlCA-STATEO OF CAL
g ircrnia, Cuuny Of Butte In ices Csmrl OrLir
!, -ynshp The People of the Stair &C Caiifiruir i,,
JAMES Harlow. greeting: YoH h.reby .mnm ned T.,
appear ben, me, at my office in Ophir Township Cuny
oi Butte on Tn, i0th day Of November A. H. I4jS Of m
O'Clock NJ TO ans "ar unto the plant of ~ o. Vur
rry who sues to recove, ne Of fy dollars and IN.
tero-t the at the rn. Of three per cent pr
month from day the 1T5 of Narcn SIS. uDtl raid a
amount c"i'ue,i to be die Or. Ii'ss- note. dlat
Marth l4h lS2s All signed James Iiari y, ~ on
gnei viii be .k~n against you for The said anlou, II
you tail To apre;r AMI answer To the Sheriff w r.
Eoaslbb Of said County, greeting: Make legal service
and due T4uirn ho-aor Given under n, la.G 'h LaI
day nj August \ d 1e5S JOHN = BERRY
au13 3n* Justice of the Peace OF said ruNnslip
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Tue POLICY OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON
The intelligent London correspondent Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser writes in a
recent letter:
The real policy of tho government Of France
for the present, and the policy she is evident
" disposed to follow, is that of employing all
her force in maintaining the present divisions
of the map of Europe. Louis Napoleon could
not sustain himself in attempting to make con-
quests, and conquests would be of no use to
him Except as giving eclat TO his army) if he
made them You may rest assured that the
only object of the present immense naval pre-
parations is to bring France up to the stand
ard of the most powerful nation. She believes
that she ought at least to occupy rank equal
10 that Of England and as France is essential
" . military nation. and estimates greatness
by military power, her rank is only to be At
taiped by the mastering of an army and navy
that will at least equal those Of the strongest
nations. By this display of power, Louis Ma
poleou will maintain his position of diplomatic
mediator in Europe, the lcost lofty position he
can acquire, (for if he goes to war he will be
undermined by the Republicans,) while at the
same time he will be able TO preserve France
inviolate from attack His role is thus grand
one without going to war, and he is exactly
the man to know it. 1t is, therefore. perfectly
safe to predict that Napoleon is not seeking,
nor does be desire war, either with England
or Central America, or any other country and
| honestly believe, from close observation OF
the French Government for many years. that
the greatest paciicator in Europe at the pres
ent moment is Louis Napoleon himself. Eve
ry act of his Government attests it TO any one
who is not wilfuily blind. How absurd is
it then to constantly put this monarch forward
as the worlds scare-croY
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Notice to Lien-Ho]ders.

TyNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
N"'ice is hereby given, prsvent their liens held
nnder provisions Of An Act OF the Legislature Of this
State, entitled IAN Act m securing Lien. TO Mechanics
and Others pissed Apii: 10Th 1885, end all amendatcry
acts. on thst certain building being erected on lots
numbers five and sx, OF block number three in Orove
Butte County California. and lots rs NAV
be necessary for The convrnicnt and upaon uf
said building. ON Moutay the sh day of Novemdes, 1855
nj !" o'clock. A. NJ in the Hon District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District County of Butte mt the Court
House in oroyille tuen aud there be roperp proved
and adjldcated. A. LEWIS
by A. II. GALrxGxR, Agent.
0roville, October 18th. 1858 Iol6 3w1
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SEVEN FooLs-1 The envious man-who
sends away his mutton because the person next
to him is eating venison. 2. The jealous
man-who spreads his bed with singing het-
ties, and then sleeps on it, 3. The proud man
who gets wet through sooner than ride in
the carriage of his inferior. a. The litigions
man-who goes to law in the hopes Of running
his opponent, and gets ruined himself. 5. The
extrayagant man-who buys O herring, and
takes cab to carry it home. 6. The angry
man-who learns to play the tamborine Dc
cause he Is annoyed by the playing OF his neigh
boris piano. I The ostentatious man.mwh'
illumins the outside Of his house most brilliant
", and sits inside in the dark.-Puned
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Insolvency Notice.

T0UNTY COURT, in and for the County of prt,a
Estate of California. In the matter of the pe,i,i
of Elijah Hunt, Jr iusolvent debtor pursuant IN M
order of the Hon. Thom,s Wells, sp.Y Judge Of he
county Of Butte made this day. rot,e hereby civ.
to all the creditors of the said nsciscnt Iii ah iint
be and appear before the Hon. Thomas webs sfo
said in open court Monday the I'D day OF Nov.,r
ber A. ID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF that day At
court room of said court, in the town of uroyr than
and there to sh@ case. il any they can wis the pr,,
Of said insolvent should not be granted and an A.,
signment of his estate be made and he be DISCHARGED
from his debts Is insolvent debtor
{ ~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said Corr
( SEAL. this l2th day Of September A D. 1855.
(~t n. II. DARRACH
Clerk County Court Butte coun,r
HARRis 4 HOWARD. Att'ys.
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insolvency Notice.

GsTATE or CALIFORNIA-C0UNTY OF BUTTE.
- In tonuty Court. In the matter james H. C.l.,
han His Creditors In pursuance ofthe order
County Judge st Chambers, this day made Notice b
hereby given 10 The creditors ofJanes Il. Coahsu ,
tili0noT in insolvency, 10 BE and appear t.f.r. r
County Judbc of Butte county. at ehaauers. AZ
fee IN seil county, Tia 9th DAY Of Dceemher g. iss
at 10 O'Clock RI, show cause. IL any they brave. ST. g
the prayer o said petitioner shou,I $40: be gaic i
he he discharged from his debts and that an judicial
proceedings against 'aii iHsolvent siayef url
the final determination of lis petition Sled ia f t
Witness bg:t and The seal al sail cou.t sf A.!
this 9TH day Of November D 1885.
sE.L. NJ -. DARRACH.
Nov. {, l5J1iW Clerk Co Cou-t Butte cu Cal.
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SACAcrTY OF 4 HoRsK-The WhitehaYen
(Eny1 Herald says While chestnut horse
was coning down Rosemary lane with q load
of alabas,er . number of children were at play
Ore Of them. abcut three or four years old, ran
IN before the horse, ana the sagacioas creature,
instead OF passing over it, lifted it up with Its
teeth and placed it on the side Of the road.
The childs neither was close By at the time,
and her feelings may better be iinulag gined than
described ine name OF the animal IS Captaic.
but 'he title shoald be advanced step or two
higher.
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To thc Ladies Of CslInrnr..

L. }. CZAPKAY, VI. D., Physician. surgeon and Ac,
coucheur inyes the attention Of the sick and afflicted
frmass labornx under any of the forms OF dis
cases of the train. lcrgs heart, stomach liver, wob
blood kidneys and all diseanes peculiar ta hsir
fhe Doctor Is effecng than suy other p y
sican In California Let no false delicacy prevent you,
but apply Immediately, and yourselves from painful
sufferiiigs and premature death. All married laies,
whose delicate health other c-cunsanc prevent al,
Increase in their families shou CALI at DR.. L. J. Gap
kys Medical lns'itute Sacramento stre bew alont>
gninefy, opposite Pacific sa steaDsAiP cosanany's
Bile relici and help All Consultations, by letter other
wise, free Address l.. J. LIAPEAY,
Medical Institute. sacramento street, below MonlgJm-
cry, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cuinpanys office
San francisco. ocgs.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
Glorious News II!

STOP Ye HUNGRY AND READ! ORC
WILLIE RESTAURANT OPEN AGAIN },
s<sSS - Sse SIMON X. RfS SENruAI. herewith, in
1@9='--@1l fo,Ins the pubic ami his friends that
he dissolved partnership with A Nehinea on the 7,b
Of July and furthermore desires state. that he nas as
s-'cised ~ih himself Mr.. +. iianmernck recently Of
TIC nted Ssits Re5;lGant- f ae purpose Of reopen
ing the 0rosii Restaurant soat .oiery S. between
siyers aud fiitnon strsets. where they both will be
happy Z" ste their old frieirss and cusIan.rs.
Thankful iof past farrs ami promising do ample
justice I" al. We besposk Tor ourselves The generous
patronage of Inc pr1li..
10 tilD PE2 wEEK-IN ADVANCE, IS 90
SINGLE MEALS, SO
SIMON II. RosEsTHAL,
July 1Ssh.
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and Hats,
Ever brought to this market, and which will sell
at Wholesale and resa cheap for cash. and hum hug
The undersigned would respectfully ntovm the peO>
pie of OrovslI and veiniy. that hey will cell Ruods u
all descriptions mt Marysve Prices, sud warrant every
thing sold represented Traders and Packers tl do
well To give us call as will them the time and
trouble of going farther below make purchases. Part
cular attention will always be given to the supply Of
Groceries to families, hotels, miners. &c.
mh26 LANG & CO.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF CANINE INSTINCT.
We were informed by reliable individual of
q singular incident that occurred few days ago
at Trenton a station on the Detroit and Tole-
do Railroad. A little girl about two years of
age, child of brakesman living near the
road, got upon the track and was in the act
Of crawling across the timbers that span a cat
tie guard. when an express train appeared in
sight coming at full speed. The Engineer saw
the child and whistled down the brakes, but
the train was under such Roadway and SO near.
its destruction would have been certain, had
not little dog playmate Of the chld's ran
out, caught the child by its dress and dragged
it from the track into the ditch, where it held
it until the train passed by! This is one Of
the most remarka BILE occurrences we have heard
in long time. and one we could hardly credit
coming from u less reliable source.-Detrou
advertiser.
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lsy= The London Christian Times says
The following notice was lately fixed to a
church door in Hertfordshire, and read in the
church: This is to give notice, that no per
son is to be buried in this church-yaFd but
those living in the parish and those who wish
to be buried are desired to apply to the parish
Clerk"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Declaratory Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- Butte S. Mary Maclean wife of lanes T. Mclean
of the of royille said county, and State
said in the township of Ophir in said county do here
by DECLARE that intend from and after this date
carry business in my name and on my
count in the county of Butte that the nature of said
business is that of Merchandising and Millinery in said
county State and such other further things
he necessary to carry and manage said business
will be individually responsible in my for
all debts contracted by account of said bus
and hereby further declare that the Of
capital in my sad business does not exceed
the sum of five thousand doliara
-, In witness whereof have set my hand and
L, seal the fifteenth day Of t'coSer, A. d. lsss.
- MARY MACLEAN.
Witness: 8. " W coughey
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF HUTTE, Ss
On this fifteenth iay of October A. D. 1858 before
me, s. W. W. Coughey, Notary Public duly commits
stoned and qua lifted in and for raid COUNTY personally
appeared Mary Maclean to me personally known 10 be
the Individual described In and who executed the fore
going "Declaraton of sole Trader" and being BY me
examined apart and without the hearing Of her said
husband and acquainted with the contents Of the
foregoing declaration she wledged to fe that she
executed the same freely and Voluntarily without fsaf
compulsion eoerciv- part of her husband for
the and purposes therein mentioned, akd desrvl
the might he recorded . ouch.
-, In witness whereof have hereunto set my
lis. hand and affixed my Official seal the day and
49, year first above written
Notary Public Butte County, Cal.
Oct 16 SIS 1t
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John w. Tucker.

HNP0RTERR OF AND WHOLESALE AND RE-
Il all Deaier in Watches Diamonds. Silver Ware. Jew
elry and Silver plaei are Quartz Work of all Knds
rn hand Watches repaired with care. and warranted
No 2 , Montgomery street, San Francisco.
7-erspns in the inter or, i-siroas of purchasing
ticles OF Ie.eiry. by f,.warn;E .eseri..tion
panied ~ the cash, obtain thrm. and ia:end
their being Of tho best qsay ard selected with care
aud there is little dnnhf tlat this mode III prove
satisfactory to the Purchasers. "a II tbs arcls had been
seocted under their own siiperS ;si',n oGiu
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Justices Summons.

NifEO STATES OF AMERICA -
" STATE offahfornia. County Of Butte, s. In jus
tees court 0pr Tcwnsp; the people OF the state Of
California, 70 John 6iuldersleye Greeting Yna arc
hereby summoned 10 appear before at my Office in
oPhir Township county of Bui.. the day Of No
senter ! D ISIS. al 10 clock, VI. to answer unto
the complaint Of David Weaver ~ho TO recover the
sum OF t%o hundrei dollars claimed ~ be due from you
j. bsdott and Alexander Stewart certain bond ex-
ecuted by you and j Eelictt ami Alexander Stewart on
te 9TH day ef August 1858 which bend is for the faith
iui performance Jour part OF the duties of Deputy
Assessor of Butte county when Judgment III tai n
against you for the said amoaRi together with costs
and damages, You fail to appear and answe-. To
sheriff OF any constable of ,d county greeting make
legal service aad dae ret1.n hereof Given uaier NV
hand this 18th day Of 0ctoocr, 1858
JOHN : BERRY
oct ls I'D Justice Of tie Peace Of aid Township
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ssF There is spot ia the Swatara Gap. in
the Blue Mountains which is called the sCoid
Hole This hole Is only eighteen inches in
depth; bat, even IN the hottest days of summer.
the AIR in it is uncomfor;ably cold. A ther-
mometer. which marked 80 degrees in ordinary
shade. was removed to this hole, and. in about
an hour, without any change on the oaiSde al
mosphere, the mercury fell to 80 degrees 1t
is supposed that current of air ascends from
beneath probably from an underground cold
spring.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

DESIGN TO BuRS CASTLE GARDEN.-Some
excitement was produced in New York OF the
10Th inst, by the runlor OF design to burn
Castle Garden, and 4 large police force was ae-
cordingly detailed FOR lis protection. The de-
siacn was imputed TO the Staten Islanders. who
il was said intended this act CT revenge agaias.:
the Commissioners of Emigration Tor their OBJ
stinatc determination 10 haye the quarantine
rebuilt on Staten Island.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13

A LAscAsrER DueLIsr-A letter to The
Euamiaer from Memphis, Tennessee, states
that duel was recently fought near that city
between MF. Waters OF Virginia, and DR.. j.
+. Magic, formerly Of this county, young man
well known here, and who has many relatives
residing in this county. lie studied lis pro-
fession under Dr. Zeigler, after which he re-
moved 10 the Southwest. The two principals
to the affair had been secretly arranging the
prelimnaries to hostile meeting for some time
past, and on Sunday morning. without any sus-
picions being excited, they met on the island
above the city, and without any witness but
their seconds, fought one of the bloodiest duels
on record. They fired two rounds with Der
ringer pistols, bo'h being wounded at each fire.
They then, by agreement, resorted to revolvers,
and continued The fight. Mr.. Walters was
riddled at every shot, and it is said died on
Sunday night. DR.. Nagle was so badly
wounded that his recovery is thought impossl-
bic. lie was taken on a boat, Sunday night,
to Missouri not SO much to avoid the police as
to be among friends.--Laneaster Express.