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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27
For the Advertiser,

Mr. EDIToR-Dear Sir: BY letter received from
Fla, to Il female friend in Beach Island II few days
sincc and that letter from mother, we learn of the
rlcnth of JOHN TAvELLE, who emigrated to that
state about one year since, in the 23rd year of his
ugc, from shot fred by an Indian in the Big Cypress
near one Of their towns
This young man enrolled himself in Capt. VIM
Cones Company of Mounted Volunteers on the 2Sd
July last and had been engaged in active service up
to the time he received the fatal shot, lie sume
distance in advance of his comrades when the report
of rifle was heard, and nearing the spot, they
found poor TAvELLE mortally wounded lie expired
in few minutes, and his last word and breath was
"Mothcr."
Every mail which arrived from the seat Of war, his
mother, Mrs T., was regular enquirer ut the Post
Office, anxiously expecting letter from her son. AT
length letter arrives-tc anxious mother opens it,
and learns from Capt Cone the death of her darling
boy What feeling was this letter calculate to excite
in the breast of fond and affcctionatc mother
Death has terrors when attended by the soothing
hand of mother, surrounded by all that the heart
could WISH but how much more terrible isdeah amidst
the battle shock, when the last cry that grees the
departing spirit i, the shout of his victorious comrades
This ,nay some what soothc bis agony, but then it is
that the memory of the dying youth will turn to his
mothers house, and the comforts of his boyhoods
home, but NIL in vain.
The alacrty and chccrfulncss with which he per-
formed the duties Of soldier gained for him tho con-
dencc of his comrades, aud the esteem and common
dations Of his officers.
The deceased has been known to the writer from his
infancy, and his kind heart mild temper, and aminblo
disposition, won for him the regard and love of all
who knew him. But he is sonc!-goue to exchange
tho earthly vcstmcnts for the robe Of immortality.
"Iet the mild flowers grow, and the mockng bird sing,
Where the youth sleeps, in the land of adoption
Disturb not his rost, but let the willow tree fling
It's low weeping shade where his spirit will rovc.'
A. p. B.
Beach Island, Jun. 14th, 1858.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH OF MlsER.-A few
weeks since, Spanish gentleman of high con.
nections, named Stephen Despratt, died in Lon.
don, under circumstances of a most extraordi
nary nature. Although in the possession Of
wealth to the amount of Sl5O,0O0 he was SC
pcnurious that he denied himself the common
necessaries of life, and finally carried his fright
full avarice to such an extent that his landlady
was compelled to call in medical advice in con
sequence of his being discovered in an insensi
BILE and exhausted condition in his apartments
the result of actual starvation. On post msr
tenn examination, the stomach was found empty
and in withered condition. His apartments
exhibited most extraordinary collection of mul
titudinous trash, picked up by the wretched old
miser for years past.
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TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

The article of as" of Hamburg received too
ato for publication in this issue of our paper it shall
appear in our next.
Also the we'll written article of "PIcKSEY" on
"Military Schools" will have to be deferred until
next week for want of room. We bespcak for this
piece careful pcrusal cmbodyng some new thoughts
upon this subject
"CAypoRs" communication has also been received
but unavoidably postponed
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STEAM MILL.

After Monday 18th inst, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of every week, will be assigned for
SaUing Lumber; and Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, for Grinding Wheat and Corn. Customers
are requested to keep standing turns at the Mill,
which will be convenience to all concerned.
R. T. MINIS.
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w UAsuTEcTnN.

We have road attcntivcly the papers from the Cap
to post readers-they are almost devoid of news
matter The death Of Senator RUsK has been an-
nounced in the Senate and the Housc-uppropriatc
eulogics were delivered amongst them in the House
was that of tho Hon. l.. NJ. KEIrr, of this Stutc.
The political calm that rcgns in Congress is
but the precursor of SsOrm that will be raised when
the Lccompton Constitution of Kansas is submitted
The letter writer's givo brilliant descriptions Of Re-
ccptions and Bills. Lord Napier gives ball on the
26th inst, in honor Of the marriage Of the Princess
Royal Of England, thut is to eclipse them nll How
we should like 10 be "looker on in Venice"
AARON BURR.
We observe in most of our exchanges the
ment of newly written life of AARON Burr, by j.
PARTON author Of "IIumorous Poetry of the English
Language" "Life of Horace Greedy" &c. We have
always road with great avdity every thing connected
with this remarkable man. The conflicting notices Of
the above work, coupled with the hope that we may
find something in it to extenuate the faults of this
man of genius has quickened our desire to secure
and peruse it. We regard the biography of BURR as
fine subject for the student of character possessing
many qualities to excite our admiration, and not q
few that wc must unhesitatingy condemn. His char
acter is strange parodox. Some regard his reputa-
ton for gallanry giving more interest to his life
than his varied successes soldier lawyer states
man. The same idea is often expressed concerning
LORD BYnoS, but to their numerous ntrigues seem
the spots upon the Sun, which by the great
contrast to exhibit in still stronger light, their more
manly achievements. BURRs scheme Of Establishing
Western Empire, to say the least Of it, spen-
did dream and must be regarded as cninating from
master intellect. We like BURR for his constant and
uneeasng love for his daughter. In his last hours he
lay helpless gazing upon her beautiful portrait with
eyes moistened with the tears of affections as strong
as his love for her. this peerless lady recprocated
it to the fullest extent In of the clauses Of hel
will she exhibits that poshumous modesy, that mus
ever secure the admiration of all who duly appreciate
this most fascinating characteristic of her May
the shades fall lightly upon the graves of this unfor
tunatc family.
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Qt)s A0uertiser.
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, s. G.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY q, 1858.
RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED

All advertisements from this date, not amounting to
more than $40, must be paid for in advance.
Merchants and others advertising by tho year, will
be required to settle every six months.
No paper will be sent out of the District unless paid
for in advance.
All letters on business connected with the Office, to
receive prompt attention. must be addressed to the
"Edsefeld AdUeriser."
To these rules We will riyidly adhere. Therefore,
take notice and net accordingly.
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TAX NOTICE.

Il have recc we'd Instructions from the Comptroller
Il General, 10 receive bills for Taxes on the fol-
lowing Banks only:
The Commercial Bank of Columbia,
{. Bank Of Charleston,
Union Bank of Charleston,
State Bank of Charleston,
Bank of Georgetown,
" Merchants Bank of Chcraw,
Bank of Chester,
Bank Of Camden.
Tax payers will please notice the above, and
prepare themselves accordingly.
1HEOPHILUS DEAN, T. C. E. D.
JAN 81 81 3
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NOTICE.

Ny terms for selling METALLIC BURIAL CA
Sis is Cash, but should the cash not accompany
the order interest will be charged from the day of
delivery. JOHN M. WITTY
N. B.--"ood Cofiins will be sold as formerly.
Ian. 20 If 2
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
BROOM & NORRELL, Augusta, Ga, will de-
liver in Augusta and Hamburg all goods bought of
them FREE OF CHARGE.
Augusta Ga. Nov. 9 If A
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ARMY ORDERs.-Gen. Scott has ordered the
four companies of the first dragons now sta
toned in the department of New Mexico to be
transferred to the department of the Pacific, and
Fort Buchanan to be either abandoned or, the
dragons now stationed there to be relieved, as
the commanding officers deem best.
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For the Advertiser.

Mn. EDlToR:- :-Wo do not set up to be u censor oi
public morals nor to make m unnecessary parade
about small matters but there some irregularities
in the administration Of town affairs which should
bc corrected. On Saturday nights gangs Of nesroos
Gun be seen congrcgatcd together conducting them.
selves in most boiserous aud dsordery manner, evil
IDENTIFY too under the influence Of liquor The ques-
tion arises where do they get liquor and why are they
allowed to collect in such numbers? Our newly elec.
ted council is composed Of gentlemen Of energy and
intelligence, and sincerely hope that they will keep
on the "qHs rire" and correct the evil, for unless
they do, it will do away with the possibility of
trolling our negroes and preserving order.
A CITIZEN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

10. O. Fat meeting of the R. w. Grand
Encampment of Odd Fellows, for the State Of
South Carolina, held on the 18th of January,
1923, the following Grand officers were installed
for the next year:
Pep. Richard Caldwell, of Charleston,
NJ. W. Grand Patriarch.
Pip. S. S. McCully, of Columbia, NJ. E.
Grand High Priest.
P. c. P. James Jones, Of Columbia, r. W.
Grand Senior Warden
P. G. P. Edward Mitchell, of Charleston, R.
W. Grand Scribe
P. H. P. NJ. Bissel, of Charleston, R. W.
Grand Treasurer.
P. G. P. John Cordero of Columbia, R. W.
Grand Junior Warden.
P. G. p. Edward Mitchell, of Charleston, R.
W. Grand Representative.
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&s> Mr.. schoolcraft, says lie has mover yet heard
Indians "swcar" They hevo terms to indicate cheat,
liar, thief murderer coward, fool lazy man, drunk
ard, babborj but have neyOr heard of an improca-
ton OF oath.
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A DESPERATE BURGLAR.-Last evening, about
ten o'clock, (says the Charleston Mercury of the
2lst,) black fellow was discovered by German
girl upon the premises of Mr. Schroeder, opposite
the Mills House, in the act of robbing n atrunk.
The girl raised the alarm and attempted to seize
the fellow, who gave her an ugly cut with o
knife, and attacked the mother.in.law Of Mr..
Schroeder who ran to the assistance of the girl
dealing her a very severe stab in the shoulder.
The fellow then leaped from the window, but
was pursued by Mr.. Schroeder, junior, who laid
hold upon him, but was obliged to loose him,
from the desperate manner in which the fellow
cut him about the face. The rascal was finally
secured and lodged in the Guard House by officer
Hicks, who, with his usual promptitude, came to
the scene of action.
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gsis> The city builder, to save cost of land, runs
his buildings up twos three four stories high. So
should the farmer cultivate his farms, downward
another story, to save surface,
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HY N E MI AL.

MARRIED, on the 24th Of Dec, by the Rev. E.
Caughman, Mr.. ABRAHAM HIrE Of Lexington, to
Miss sELrA CRouTE, of Edsefcld.
MARRIED, on the 14th JAN, by the same, Mr.. AMOS
SuEALEY and Miss JENNA CoRLEY, all of this Dis
tr;ot
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Beach Island, Jun. l4th, 1858.

FRu1rFUL-It is stated that remarkable
event recently transpired in the vicinity of Little
Georgetown, Berkeley county, Va. A Mrs. Lefe-
yer, it seems, gave birth to twins. The same week
two married sisters of this ladys husband, also
each gave birth to twins. The trio were attend
ed by the same physician.
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1850 POUNDS FINE NEW BACON.
WE have just purchased another lot of superior
w wel-cured Country BACON wh ch we are
offering very lor cash.
W. R. & T. s. HUDSON.
Jan q If 8
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1t is said that the kind mothers of the east
have got so good that they give their children
chloroform previous to whipping them.
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Notice This!

CTRAYED from the subscriber, short time
- since one cow and calf. The COW is black ex-
ccpt white spot in the face, mark not remeni-
bered The calf is black and unmarked. These
cattle were bought from Shatterfeld," Edge6cld
District Persons taking care of said COW and calf
will I've compensated. and any information by letter
concerning them will be thankfully received.
STARTLING BURNETT.
Graniteve, January %, 1858. 3t* 3
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FINAL NOTICE,

ALL those who are indebted to the old Firm Of
j. NJ. NEWLY s. CO., will please make payment
to the Undersigned, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. j. r. HOkA g W.
Successors to j. NJ. Newly & Co.
Aurusta Dec Is If 99
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27

A REGULAR Convocation of Bezaleel Chap
N ter, R. A. NJ, No. S, will be held on Monday
evening the lst February.
1t is expected that Companions in anywise in
debted to the Chapter will come prepared to pay,
as returns to the Grand Chapter must be sent.
BY order of tho M. E. H.P.
L. R. COGBURN, sec'ry.
Jan On q
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Edgefeld Male Academy,

VNHE exercises Of the Edgefeld male academy
IL will he resumed on the second Monday in
February under the directions of MIR. James Lesy,
as principal, and Mr.. T. A. Dowtin, ns assistant
Excellent boarding may be had in the Village and
vicinity for any number of students and the Trus-
tees ater themselves that the facilities now offered
the young men Of this section Of the State for ac
quiring thorough English and Classical education,
will bring to the Academy large number Of pupils.
r. T. MINIS,
A. SIMKINS,
G. A. ADDISON,
BENZ. WALDO,
". c. M0RAGNE.
Jan. 81 If
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Keep out of Debt.
A IL persons indebted to me either by note or
n account are respectfully requested to call and
settle with me before return day next
H. A. GRAY.
January q, 1858. Ct 3
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January q, 1858.
Notice.

NOT1CE.--All persons indebted TO the Cur
IN ryton Academies for Tuition or otherwise are
earnestly requested to settle their dues promptly as
the Trustees have considerable debts to meet this
winter. No longer indulgence can be given than
the middle Of February next.
I. B. REESE, Treasurer.
Jan 27 st 3
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Bezaleel Chapter, No. 5, R. A. N.

GEORGE W. Nixon, Clerk.
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Jan. 13
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

sheEelS,
RGkss,
Forks,
r.... SGhythes,
u.s.. Axes, &c, &.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

The following notice of State and Free
Banks in Virginia, ws clip fEom Pan
BOCk1s Bank Mirror, of May lSth, 1855,
and commend IL to the careful pegusal
and attention Of those, who, under the
present pressure and hard timss, are
almost persuaded GO BIO bank men, and
70 vots on the 18th inst. for laws to es-
tablish like institutions inoaE own State:
"vlrginia money still "hangs Ere" at
tao rats, mostly, whiGh prevsiled pssvl-
Gus to resumption. The recent action Of
the old Richmond Aouopolies, In throw
Ing out the notes Of the Independent
Banks, has aroused great indignation in
that State, and ssws- of the cIans' is
nov being waged, she Independent Banks
being determined 10 retaliats By reject
ing the notes Of the Old Banks. And
thus the innocent public is erucihsd like
the Man Of Sorrow, 'fbetwsen TIVE
shisves p Il can hardly be expected th&s
omasidsrs will show mere favor 10 t Tese
Kilkenny contestants thar they enter
tain toward each other. The poius In
controversy ID demand that the indie
pendent Banks keep thsir redemption az
counts ut Richmond, whereas the Law al
Iowa them TO sIeot between Richmond
and Baltimore. Some Of the vs.. Banks
szpsriesesd severe 'Fran" fer specie on
Sssaaning May ist." III e@a -
From the ADORE sxtraes We learn that
fFVirginia money still hangs frs, !" j, g.,
Notwithstanding tbs baaks haya rssamsd
spsais payment, still the monsy i RE-
Eiiag and hard 70 gee Oh. Not 20 with
gold and silvsr-is nsvsr hangs ere. We
also learn that these regulators Of shs
currency, which ars 70 drive out the
"wild eats" in our State, ars bat liz
tls better than cats thaaaslves, and are
haYiag JUS st this tims . regular Kill
kenay eat fight amoag themselves. That
the sold nonopoliea" the Estate Banks,
are throwing out the issues Of tho sin
dependent Banks,2 [ths Free Banksl,--
That during this fight, the peopia, who
eur bank advocates aiisge are 10 be bea-
Gifted by the Introduction Of banks in
chs State, are being srnciasd, ike The
man Of sorrow, between sws thieves ~
Do the people Of Iowa wana 70 be seru-
ei6sd between two thisYesss' il they do,
they will vote for Ehe two banking laws
pm the 2ssh inst. For car part We shall
vots against ths introduction Of the ras-
Gals into our Stats. We can kill the
awild cats" bat nothing has yet been
discovered, that is proof against ska
u@xx. ~ 8 3
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
aaaaa our ThmmaaF.

0ne Of ear naighbess, Editorial, after
receiving tom 0ur 0asce an extra con
kaining imporsAas news from tha west,
tosgsss 10 note be has received such az
ira, bat makes use Of the ssesgs, giving
credit in another quarter, when oar pa-
pea gave him the irst intamAtion OF che
referred TO- Is'ns thai noble and gansE-
oas 2 or IL il crafty end asitls. Say Dir.
EaKlsxs-- 0fscis.
Nov dee, don't be 700 hard ON us.--
Last week yeu accused u By inuando Of
Iysag, and this wssk yon aeeass Is Of
Iaxesms. Thaa's too bad. IL is true we
received an Extra from the Flornnos
Coursr, sad one frem tha CRACKS once.
Il ws did steal, We think the Csarisr las
mors xigA& 10 complain, than ysa. The
Information which we Published rsative
10 Utah affairs, ne obtained from Frat
hands from the mouth Of Col. Kane,
and Maj. EgaA. No stealing In thal
transaction, los. Don't think we got
any Of your thunder. Have been Ae-
quainted With The thunder generated by
yoAs, for lang tims--siways found ia
more offensive to the nasal organ, than
ths Ear. Deg { Be scared joe, We don't
steal yaty kind Of thunder.
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4 vaas exxs.

Y a very ssmEniar and raahaF naa9ys6#
Id story So xae@aaay appeazed 10 ;
800 fensna atappsasa sh@t b fagxs#g
ii flTaincyIs near thas city, was Iazsls
kesarning hefns from markell. be #fep-
ped st . roadside pablie house, and ina-
nradenElY showed ihe snnkeepsg . large
sagn whseh he had gmrRived. In the nigha
she innkeepsF, armed With . poignsra,
stala into The farmers chamber and pre-
pared 30 stab him; bat tbs farmer, who
froE shs mana aannsr % supper. con.
nalvad suspicious If fuua pfMy, bad laid
dawn on The bed fully dressed, wishout
going 20 siaap, and being powerful
man. he wFasted khs poignaFd from the
cshgg, and uaing u against him, laid BIN
dead ID his feet. ii lev saemsntks after
he heard gsonss tszrewn at The widow,
axd gdBoe, whieh herecogniaea "a that
al the inAkeeper's son, said sThe grags
Ia FemAyu This proved 20 him sha& "a
fasheg ana sen lad planned bis murder,
and d avoid Aes@eks0n, had intended
karvinx the dead body at onea. II
thaFeassss wssrssd tha hody il ahaat
esd In il do@n aFoaa the winasw; b
skan raA e the gsndarmsri and ssateS
I wIat had oaumaxad. Three gsndaxmsri'
Insmadsaasly accompanied him 70 shi
honses aua f0and che youag man buaii1
engaged - Mh0veliHg earth into the gEavl
= WI as nxe 200 harylng 20 said they
ssOmIg horse which haa just aisd Pr
e Yoa &Fs missaksn,'' replied one d
them, iumping into the grave and Kais
ing the corpse, Look % and he helt
up iantaEu TO ths face 81 shs deceased
STOOD God l'' cried the youag man
thunderstorm, SIT Is my father ~ ri
was then arrested, and as onss eenfass-
ed all. -.--
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Later Prom E.awrenca.

Gen. Lane is still cgnfned to his bed,
and is is doubtful whether be will Do
able 50 attend the examination which is
to take place to-day. a
Two ut the men charged as horse
thieves who broke Jail on Thursday night
last, were re-arrestsd On Friday after
noon.
A number Of trials By Judge Lynoh
hare taken place during the past week /;
One at BaTlingams, q fellow was tried
and sentenced 10 be hung for robbing
and shooting boy on the Santa Fs road.
Az Leroy, Cofey eouaty, hoSss- thief
MAS hing By vigilance Committee
lie was found with shres sfolsn horses in
his possession. At Hyatt and Central
City, arrests have been made for the
same offences, but ROthing was done With
the gully parties.
Governor Denver and suite left Law
rence on Thursday, 10 investigate the
troubles in the Soath.-Leapsauorth
Times.
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Goo II e Mess raeasas.

N&@81#&M&# ~ #MW - &MA&4s
W. rs - uslonisng lsagns fsam The
m n9Esa ezsa q ~ Aak any
asllsas gilasss Goes rose
KS ahas u
Z Al e aAxay hour ssssaxsIay mosnine
i parts pR anknewa snan snkessd 10 Tsish
boarding hoses A. harEaeka. ksps b. Hrs.
5nhnsGas 0la alxsH ssTesss bssWeaE Foa~
eAsr and MagAasna asssaAss nd after
bresking ire ~ " ne xsszas nrd
abusing and fsiN Sm& ahe inssaA@as an-
tered The room 81 ena .SeAn Casey. drag
cd hsm Gus Into tho gard. and stabbed
him - hadlY 1hss be died ID Eaw zssiar
CITES. Hs YES stabbed 81 saseTag places
hns shA fntaI manna Maa very large 0Ha
u the back. UspaEy Car0gisg Osh0snn
~ ID Ins holding ths iasslest laBa avbm.
sngs haa 81 asa ges tkfoagh 1has We
beard Ct OAasr HMya afgeaaed tmn
EAea, IrisAmaa, aaa an suapiaias 81 has-
me bad hazaA fM the nalareisrs and thu
other as witness Aa far al re eonId
aacartains all The parties eonesFnea il
the maEdAF weEa irishman.
An Inquest was held this morning ~.
ON the body gf Dennie Dgiseoil, naaiws
Of Ireland, found dexd ii the PaEisA
Prison. a pest meYEaan examination
having been held, verdict vas rsknKn.
"a sh0wiRg thaa death was caused by twt
wounds ia tha abdomen, emo Of which
penetrated she intessissa -said woanas
having been inflicted With o knifa, -
the hanas oil Michael Reed, on the Sis
lult.
$ A man named Mickasi Lynsh, Wills
walking along Triton Walk last Might
about 10 oieiuek, Was attacked by foui
men, unknown 10 him, who astsmpasd y
kill by atabbing him IN the back ans
slung. shottisg him. He was fellsd 4
the earth, SID no doubt ieft for dead D.
the seoun&xels. Ma was found this NOR,
ming By nam driving = furniture cart
who picked him up and took him to tn
Ohsrity Hospital, where his wounds weF'
fortunately discovered not to be Of dan,
kazsas character.
{" Again, at about / o'clock thia NOR
ming, two young men, hretheFs, namst
Doyle, living on Delord street, Rsa
New Leyees were attacked aad b&dl1
stabbed and slang shottsds They wsFr
taken 10 physioian and shsiE wound
dressed. The people in the yard 90,
thas Waterman was engaged in Eh
| fight. SIS