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II our readers win please lear in mind that this day
L1DsJxg win oaer public sale those beautiful lots, belonging
to A. H. FoRD on and near TIE MueesbOro Turnpike, sdoin
ing handsome residence Of ANDREW EWING Esq. The lots
ere ten in number, containing from ave thirteen On
uibusas will leave LISDLgv's Office from to II A. N.
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TEE CROF0ne Of subscribers at jasper, writes under
date Of 5 inst follows, regard crops Marion
county
The early wheat In this county about half crop the late
yaret Aery entire failure. Oats ali destroyed by
the ust' KEPT what Y0uec oats pOWed the
rrg they ina1e gVOd crop; aJ, that
laud very gOJdi very lew
TINS KIND OF idud, aud consequently will very
Cora SMALL but very promising. We have every
day, AID lear wheat Will suner seYereIy.
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TEAYING sold entire business to Mr.. A. DELlssEh
this return sincere thanks TO our
friends and for the very liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed solicit for continuation OF the
=, -, ,,sr,p
All debts late firm will be leced by Mr.
or agent who alone empowered to settle the
LYONS &
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Appointments.

wAsH1xeToH. July John II. Clark, Commits
sioner John Weiss, Surveyor and Hugh Campbell,
Astronomer on the part Of the United States to run
the Texas boundary. Operations viii commence on
the first Of September --
The Secretary of the Interior leaves for home on
Friday.
william Davidson Of Louisiana, is appointed Reg
lister for New Mexico.
The Markets.
ST. LOUIS, July -Whes' Red go; Germ Yell
low 55462B white 20; Oats S9a4S Hemp 62as2;
Tobacco, whole range, 3 1910 10 90. All the riV
srs ere receding.
Lou1svlLLE. July The river is reCeding
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ALLEG fIANYI SPRINGS,

IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS !
FWVEFE most thorough arrangements nave been
made to render this heretofore deghtIel "aIeIlns
Of he most attractive agreeable places Of soourn to be found
any the country These Springs have oeeh
70 ifIGITSSfsIT TI MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
and are situated the most beautiful scenery and
in healthful and salubriOus Ihey are situated
Railroad, which trains pass daily connectllg
beginning Bangor, Maine and terminating az
New Orleans Arrangements have been made win an Ie l'i
road Companies North and SOUTH WHEREBY through
issued to any point Ygdia and Tennessee Railroad ana
line Oh sp'enlFF OUR-HORSE COACHES
will he in readiness to transport visitors from shaWsve the
nearest point Of defarkation to the Springs ,,p
mvaIids aboriug under affections OF the 'ona0 anu D"
n,sygD-amins CLAYTOR & LEE. Projectors,
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE OK EN-"
CHANGE.
WWTE offer desirable Farm near Beehuckle beulou
w county Tenu containing 500 so acres cerei'
balance we'll frame dwelling with rShs' ue'
fns harm. &C; 3 springs. The No. one farm We
"''-''' IL. & R. W; RROWN,
/ fu,ca4-qm Az Cherry Street.
! VEAiIEOFFERENG FOR SALE FOR CASH
SC5ssaA.'' S s,75s7i s@s ssss:
. ~ NoIss-as. Painted Buckets
/ Golden Syrup; Soda, Pepper, SPICE
Candles: Ginger, Bed CORDS;
TsIoT CsDdias. Wrapping Paper--assorted;
Shot, Lead Tenn. BaSg
Cirars Tobacco; India BagEingi
Crushed Sugar; Rope, IWihei
P,y-jarad S1~ar. Barrel Salt;
iogf s4-ar: sack salt, coarse and fine
Nails-assorted,
And ali other articles usually kept Grocery House
a n gfyp ma . all. J. T. MARTIN K co.
fsblO Corner Broad and Market streets.
American gentleman, who a graduate Dublin College
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRADSHAW & RUTLAND,
No. 30, UNION STREET,
HAVE Just received fresh supply Of BOUTS Tn
SIT SHOES, which viii be sold At the very low ef4
ZEN est prices. ~
~. Ladies' Lasting Caters with and without heels; -"
I,I' Lasting Congress Giters, with and without heels
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid BoOtees, heels and no hee
do Front Laced Lasting Gaiters
do French embroidered Slippers something NICE
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
do Kid Sipper plain and trimmel heeled and no heels
FOX MISSES AND CHALDhEN'
Misses and Thin Sole lid and Goat B0otes heeeo'
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Kid Slippers
do Thick Sole School Shoes
CbildTens' lid ad goat Bootes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting CATERS;
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and slippers.
FOX GENTLEMEN
Gentlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof do
do do Pump do "
do do do Stitched do
do D. S Congress Gaitersi
do do P. l.. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do DIS. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties .. g.,
And all articles kept in Shoe Store, which invite the at
'sh iaD9j u 81 BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
TRUNKS AND NALGSES.
Y ADIEs' extra size Sole Leather Trunks; S(M
Il do extra size Travelling Trunks; k4zA4H4
Gents fine sole leather Trunks N7tlA y w
do do do Nalises; ls-4-A@+<As
do Kossuth Trunks;
do Hog Skin do iron frame.
Forsaie nv BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
JAMS 40, ~, UnIou suee..
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ALEX. DELISSER,
Successor to LYONS & COZ
Uu,norter and Dealer in Havana Cigars,
Tobacco 6c.s
nnRELGN WINES AND LLR UORS
ALEV- nELISSER

OF ALL KINDS,
No. II Public square, Nashville Tenn
constantly hand large assortment Of Foreign
Brn6es Wiuss Gin Whisky and Liquors Of every description
Havana Cigars Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco with ali Ioo
appertsning 70 my Of business which oner to the trade and
hIir on the advantageous TERMS and hope by
ener and prompl business 70 obtain full share Of
the liberal patronage bestowed my predecessors -
N ALEXANDER DELISSER,
;s7a II Il Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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IOHN RAKER q 90,

No I54 North Third street, Philadelphia
And may be had of TIRE Drugg SIS in this city.
As there is much worthless compound sold under
the name of Cod-Liver Oh, be sure To procure only
of J. C. Baker Co. for sn entirely reliable and
genuine article.
aDriI S-d&w3m il
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Professor HaskeIl's Electric Oil'
Tf- F~ysirsIas Scrofula, Bronchitis, Ietters King
worm scsld Head, Nervous and sick Headaches. fr
- G,reF IN from three to flCe1ty H9taa9es III
Ina T,otyacfe Chronic snd Joints, sprains and
ar,aDpss in Man or Beast, all kinds OF SORES
@ Cramps and Coc Pains Of every description cease IN
simultaneously Prices 50 cts 81 and 50 per Bottle
II ia the only real HAIR INYIGORAIOh mat wiz ~
hair r when everything else fsi clean the heAl Nniss anu
So from ANDRUFF minutds, Il salny glossy
iS darfu oil is perfectly harmless; nc burning OF gil
t seratons as with other lotions and ninsrtsi II -
sart To take; it conquers fire. soothing and healing
or @ on the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
cures have been performed BY it all over u lahu- ~,
ne everything else then give this Oil one Aii anu i
- jd I1digent persons, unable to purchase bottle
snail nav no longer send for bottle Of Haskes Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given grams al 'he DeP0' "
Pscr severely afflicted with Rheumatism or Contra
ton Of the muscles should try the Eectropeaen "a
ticnar about the directions accompanying sach oots.
5-s M Iris medicine. Only respectable druggists anu
Sisnts Are agents. who have large Autograph eertncA
signed 'y uF PiOP Bs1ears of Countsrfeitsl
Every bottle has "Professor Haskelrs Electric O t
IN, sis and edges Of glass; and the envelope las us
and signature to counterteit winch : loi 50 uor
M Ks Pine Street, Saint Louis, AtSsou'7'
7,;+s and Merchants supplied at wholesale on lusIai
DrlsH and merchants desiring supply o. ts Popu
terms. su7e. y CT Hing in person, or adaresnS ~
,,- prot Haskell, So Pin Street. 81 Lonls' VIII i ~
oraefs 81 e. or SIG per dozen It e elegantly pu
AS., r,eted and variety Of superb LlnosISpsr tts
P g. furnished gratuitOusy send IN your 0Iuef'' y0u
will mud it ours s ~ EWIN PENDBEToN CO.. and retail
/ nv 10. q BROWN, Nashville Tenn. ~.
! - az HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
55or m STONE for Admitting, and VII sell gFsa
6zrrlin, II tsksnETuy in short time. " Johnson.
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TOTrCE Of the posponemeut % Public Sales n has,o Or
~ dergred 10 he held By Proclamation No COL hols
81 Eiven that public sales Of the vacant public 81,
he Territory Kansas, ordered ~ Pr0caz1aiion 70
March TO- 1853, 70 he held al the Land OGcs 81
KicEapoo in the Territory Of Kansss ne %
evt have hem posponei hy cFier o. ne y -1 ~.
- fsh - S.r - rrior 20 which dates the sales Hli
again be advertised according @ Az r.,,rnprcrq
IN -, Commissioner Of the Gen. Land OGcs-
,E~0Tcu7Td5 SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
" iargr lot Of shAnsali , s1Es nrs, ne - 5 -.
eH lsl = J. W. LANGLEY 4 CO.,
20 a. Unon ssrsat-
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rREsH ARRIVALS

FRESH AKAEWALS
-SeVDFR A FRIZZELL opening we'll selected stock
- Of BOts and Shoes, suitable 70 the n and prices to cor
RESPOND With the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Gaers,
. Patent Leather and Oxford Ties,
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting 3"
a" Cloth and Lasting oaliers'
Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes.
ladies' Caters, plains With and without heels
Fine Toilet Slippers,
% q & osifarr
A." Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without HEELS
Kid Boots,
ChildTen's Shoes Of every variety
Bows and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
Of the above something very nice for May Day Also,
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds.
Call at No. 81 Public Square
spriE3O sN1DLh z 4HILhELL
WHO CAN BEAT IT
VETF have Just finished and got IN operation, Steam
Wv Mill for L. j. Perdue and William McCeliand, near
arsle Tennessee twenty thousand eight
and hseen feet board in fourteen hours and thirteen
minutes II cut one thousand and forty eight In twenty
10 SUCH figures that defy competition in prices and durability
Our are put bed plates and made Of the
teriss We agents for the
ST, LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
AND
STR ATTRsS SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS
and can furnish any size short notice. at manufacturers prices
Win freigbt added ELLIS & MOORE,
60, 9s and 100 South Market street,
Iune4-tf Nashville Tennessee.
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NASHVILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1885,

wsTrpA small girl between ten and fourteen years old, to
attend a Little child Inquire az this Office.
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TRUNKSI TRUNKS!
Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
l51 ! M do No. Sole Leather Covered do
EgEHI5A do Medallion and Iron Framed do
iSlG.hj do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
CENTS No. ! Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
A. Fnrlish Sole Leather
40 Sole Leather Buggy do
ID Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valises;
Garnet Rsrs In great variety, just received BY
AP 49, - JOHN RAMAGE,
maya ~ Colesa street,
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American gentleman, who graduate Of Dublin COLLEGE
n Ireland, anxious for employment Address \, q
tins Office. JyS-St'
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Notice.
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Broad Street Bridge
a Conn any, at the City Hotel the lst day Of june, ls5S
me following gentlemen we're elected Directors for the ensuing
q r HTLNAN R. H. BROCKWAY,
DyF, ART r C. M'NAIRY,
J0UV SHELLEY I. W. EVANS,
SAMUEL VI. SCOTT, A. W JOHNSON,
SAMUEL SEAY, HUGH DOUGLASt ...
SAMUEL PRICHITT, NJ. BURNS. .
A. j. DUNCAN, President.
A. W. BUTLER sec'y & Treas.
NOTICE.
The Directors Of the Street Bridge Company, have this
ay declared dividend per cent the capital scock for
the six mouhs payable and after the eth Of Suly next
A. W. BUTLER,
;.qo 51Ot Sec. and Treasurer.
CNTEAM BOAT FOR SALE.-.The ~
- Steamer FLORIDA As she lies at New stktslseSss
Orleans in first rate running conditions draws 81
inches water, light, and carries loo tons she VIII De Sod al
se'' '1 cam JAMES A. DOLL,
t,97-53vs New Albany, Ind.
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n. LANIER & co,


NASHVILLE, TENN.
GNARm WANTED.--We wish to purchase desirable
farm, with good improvements containing from 80 %
acres within miles from Nashville,
citizen Of Nashville wishes exchange desr
city property, improved and vacant, within few hundred
yards the public square, for COED farm not further had mo
miles, and murh possible and on or eonvenien 70
turnpike railroad
We have recently sold several large arms and persons wishing
70 buy or sell hnd it their interest 9 give as 2 call
J.. L. 4 R. ". BROWN,
r,avf5-,ftus. v-tf a = Cherry strssa
IXCHANGES OF CITY PROPERTZ FOB
Farm. exchange desirable Store House on me
south side Public square, Nashville, Tor farm containing
about sO acres with god mproy zment, railroad and In
sumner Wilams0n MaUry counties Apply address
j. L. & a, ". BROWN,
may1f-itE& EE1m a. Cherry street.
WF5SfFs BE ARK ANSAS FAR N FOHk SALE
NMTB offering for sale very superior farm. contain
w ing upwards o. 1000 acres, fronting the Mississippi
river about mile below Osceoa. Mississippi county. Arkansas
adjoining the farm Of B. B. Harng, ESQ. The farm We o1e =
one the in all that stonof county and has on . 8 ARE
Of fine Cypress timber also four cabins IRON
IS 100 cleared and timber dealend. Terms LIBERAL AR
ply 70, u address, ]. L. 4 R. ". btOMN.
il nelD-dtE&w Nashville, lrlle-.e-
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the y free Of charge When selling the quantity their rate Of
ds sITIIliy y PEI J. Z. BAUMAN & co.
one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock City Mills
will and an Order the Post Oce and H. Gordon
Co warehouse where the calls four times each day.
J. L. BAUMAN & co. .
Prof, FTaSkeII,s Electro OiI.--A supply OF this
wonderful Medicine the Of Rheumatism, Deafness Piles
orns and ALI nervous diseases, Headaches and Palms, has been
rereyed bv EWIN PENDLETON & CO and 10y JOG. BROWN
Nashville Tennessee where it be obtained The suffering
should purchase bottle tnnedAIey' Sc EMBELLISHMENTS III
another column.
PRoF HAsKEIL-The following testimony in favor Of Dr.
UaskslI's Electric Oil furnished for publication.
PRoF HAsKEIL-Dear Sir feel it TO be duty to inform
the nlic through YOU what your wonderful Electric Oil" has
done for nv family. My wife has been alamngy troubled with
fine falling Of the and pains in the back and breast
yesterday entirely
free from pain respects oryOur success and
arms for long time, and in minutes from the time applied
your OIL pain all 1t is truly wonderful remedy
for All Mains such As suffering with, and cheeuly
give '-l' G. t. SWIFT, Merritt House.
sworn and subscribed this day, Path Of july 1857.
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
scb testimony tells an rae" worth columns Of made
! certificates all over the land, and great way Oh
Try it We suffering and afflicted See advertisement in another
column. lnaI lu~"i'
Coon SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR SMALL FAIY.-The House
and Lot in Edehed lately occupied by John Barry deceased is
for sale residence is located on the Gaatn turnpike
within few minutes walk Public Square, is we'll mprov-
ed and situated in good neighbohoOd ANY desiring to
purchase can learn the terms and inspect the premises app
cation to Fall & Cunningham, No. A, Public Square.
They have also for sale negro girls extra likely, who will
he sold at bargain to purchaser who will not remove them out
| Of the county. 9ne%'-ln'
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CHIIDR EMS New BronZed Heel Slippers Black and Col
orJ Lasting Caters and Shoes beautiful assortment
and in great variety , -, NJ.
ROY;S and Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes Satin Ties, etc. Call az y
College Street. JUN hA'i-AUN'
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II 7l1s7rs. HAMILTON & BRASHAN, propose commence
the puh 'n ~ nas paper il Chattanooga, the 18th
be csei sutts Repnsaentrti5e. The palires q the
psper sin 6esety Dsnoa4tcssricy Of the southern
Rights Cilasuu lath"
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WHITE SULPHUR SPklNGSl
HARDIN COUNTY, TENN Ess : 'S-5ne , saoys
Watering place opened Tor he reception % y.ioa,
day Juue daily eoacnel uoef BOAR
staging) will with the Memphis AMI CLarln hoea
the Burnsve Depot Ten hours tIaTs rem Memphis % ne
Spnugs. For health pleasure me hnle sulphur el p
any Watering place, North South me band o. Music IRON
New Orleans will be in attendants dEO- aHALLt
nav50-iAvIm Prpdsi9r.
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NB-s co. and postage stamps enclosed to any authorized
Aren't will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
Sold wholesale and by Berry Demoville, and g. W. Hen
dershott Agents for Nashville. tdeod&WY
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UNINE FARM FOR sALE.--I WISH To
pretiest and desirable places that has
sale. II 400 Of hne and fer
tile land, with elegant improvements.
As, clliaila acres, veil Eatsrod and bsrei, Wis
improvements.
may LID WILL. Z butDssf
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G1OLLARS, SCARFS, TIES AND CRAVATS,
- Every style. Just received and Tor sale b.
4 II.
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An articles sold by the undersigned deliverable al any place IN
the city free charge. When selling by the quantity their rate Of
discount is 10 per cent from retail prices ~ . %
apTll-ly. :. l. bACMAN q w.
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one wanting Flour Bran, Meal &C. from Rock City Mills
vl And an Order Box Office and at ". IL. Gordon
Co.'S warehouse where calls four times each day
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For sale BY all Druggists in Nashville and BY Drnss
gsneFaly 'nr0Ns-O W W. BERRY & DEMOVILLE,
EWIN, PENDLBTON & CO.,
lii trSv6, Wholesale Agents. Nashville.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-29
Joseph A. S1amnl,
HAMLET BOILING

HAMLET BULING.
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER,
FREEHOLD, N. j.
DAINTING IN IMITATION OF OAK, MAPLE,
l. Walnut, Mahogony and Rosewood. Also, Mar
fs il Any style. -
'sEs Paper HangIng-Elain and Architectural
neatly executed.
October 26, 1854. LILY
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ORIGIN of the Horse Rake.

A Hampstead T.. H. correspondent of
the American Agriculturist, gives the fol-
lowing account Of the first horse rake ev-
er put in operation.
Sam, want you to rake up all the
the hay to-day, | am going away, and will
not be back till night" said Farmer ks
sam near fifty years ago. "sYes massa,
we have 'um all up right, aud no mis-
take"
Sam and his sable companions took
their rakes and proceeded to the bayfield,
in good earnest ; but the sun rose niger
and shone hotter and hotter, until they
assayed just to stop a bit under the invit-
ing shade of an apple tree. Here they
beguiled the time away so pleasantly, lis
tenIng to Sans marvellous stories, that.
before they were aware, the horr sounded
for dinner-and the hay not half raked.
Here was a dialemma! ~Ifmaster should
come home and hay not raked, a settle,
ment would be the consequence. What
was to be done?
tell you what, Jack, l think we can
make a big rake like our hand rakes, and
hitch de sorrel to it, and make him help
us. Massa has one straight stick, and /
will bore him full Of holes, and you saw
pins about two foot long and put in
desc holes, and | will put a strong stick
in de middle to hold him by. Tom, get
old sorrel and tie his traces to the end of
a stick with a rope, and we'll have de hay
up yet afore night
And sure enough, they did get up a
hay rake. and scratched the hay together
in a hurry. When the boss came home
he noticed q singular looking contrivance
in the lot, and on examining it, he saw at
once they had introduced a new ideas.
and calling in the aid Of a carpenter, he
constructed the first horse rake in the
United States-so the story goes. Said
horse rsfe was-nuaci Il the town OF ia
maica, hong Island, and lazy negroes
were the inventors.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-29
A Love Affair.

The Troy Times says" The denoue-
ment of a love affair took place at Union
Hall, Saratoga Springs, lastThursday.-
A young lawyer from New York, met
there a dashing young lady from the same
city, to whom he had been paying his. at
tentions until forbidden to do so by her
parents. Regardless of hotel proprieties
he fell upon his knees before her in the
parlor, and then, and there popped the
question, Overcome by his warmth, or
the circumstances in which she unexpec-
tedly found herself placed, the young la
dy consented, and together they rushed
out, sprang into a carriage, and were
driven TO the house Of a clergyman, by
whom their fates were speedily united
There was a great deal of storming on
the part Of the old people, when they
found out what had been done but they
concluded to submit, after they had made
up their minds that they could do no bet
ter. The young lady will be fortunate if
she does not live to repent her folly"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-29
A Father Kills the Seducer Of His
Child.


The Vicksburg SuNof the 22d ultimo,
gives the full particulars of the killing of
DIR. Mitchell, by Parker Williams, near
Lake Bolivar:
AS soon as Mr.. Williams was made
aware that his daughter had been ruined
by DR.. Mitchell, the family physician-a
man in whom he had placed the most i'm
plicit confidence, and for whom he had
entertained the profoundeSt esteem and
respect-he felt that he was an outraged
man that he could have born all the ills
that Heaven could indict upon him, in
any shape but that. Indignation natur-
ally filled his bosom, and the reflection
that it was the man whom he once cher
lshed as a friend that had stabbed his
peace OF mind and covered his name with
lntamy, served to intestify his resentment
and give a keener pang to his anguish
lie became desperate. Then it was that
he made up his mind to avenge his child's
honor. The cup of his Indignation was
full to Overlooking. He sent for the au.
thor Of his woes, DR.. Mitchell, who i'm
medlately repaired to the house upon
which he had brought so much misery.
and as he was on the point of extending
his hand to Mr.. Williams, the father Of
the unfortunate victim of the seducer's
arts, the latter pulled out his pistol and
snot him dead. DR.. Mitchell formerly
lived in this county. where his wife is re-
at present. His slayer Immediate
ly gaze himself up to the proper author
tiles, and his trial will come off at an
day.