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cons1eSEEs PER KINGS MOUNTAIN B. RoAI
E-ono the 14th to the Goth of December, 1859.

From the 18th to the 2Oth OF Decemper' Ie''.
Carol, Clark & Co., B. 7. Wheeler d; W; &C
E. II. Fulenwider, Darwin & Jetferys' u. "
Leary. G. r. Ratchford, Allison & Bratton, ).
McGill, Harris Smith, R. G. McCaw, X. Hare
Meacham Wheeler, j. F. Miller, Beam 'en
t;us 7 Jeffervs, E. NJ. kirkpatrick, Williams &
yerr W D. 81. C. Miller, W. B. Metts. Camp
4 Lemons. n. F. Adickes, J. n. Adams, Rev. L.
a Johnson. W. P. McFadden, Dr. W. NJ. Walker,
R. R Jennings Jennings, dickson webb. Moore; R.irsy &
N 7 s Bratton, A. Hambright, E. J. McEiha-
new ]. A. Hogue, Page Ford j. c. Kuykendai,
VIM Curtis, Alfred Stillwell, Adams, McCorkle &
Co.. and Austel g. Borders.
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DYvtrruc IF -th- r~we=5gfvru 70 me IA rne last
I'D will and testament of SARAH C. GARVIN,
deceased, I will sell at York Court House, on the
SECOND DAY OF JANUARY next, a TRACT
OF LAND on Langham's Branch in York District,
bounded by lands of Thomas Davies, G. W. Will
liams and others. and containing
50 l-2 ACRES,
more or less. Also, one LOT of land in the vii
lage of York, on Madison.street, bounded by lots
of W. C. Beatty and others, and containing ONE
AND ONE HALF-ACRE, more or less Also,
one other
LOT I'm YORKVILLE,
On Liberty street, containing THREE FOURTHS
of an ACRE, more or less, At the same time and
place, will either sell or hire for one year,
TWO VALUABLE NEGRO BOYS,
One Carpenter and the other Harness Maker.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
G. W. WILLIAMS, Err.
Dec 8 49 3t
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AssigneeIs Sale,

ASSAS ASOS 0oASs
DY virtue Of deed of assignment, executed to
I'D me by DR.. C. P. SAMPLER for the benefit
of his creditors, will expose to public sale at
his residence about seven miles east of Yorkville,
on the Landsford Road on TUESDAY, Sd day of
JANUARY next, the following property, viz:
SEVERAL VALUABLE NEGROES,
Three head of Mules -Four head of Hor-
ses; Fifteen or twenty head Of Cat
tie; Hogs; Sheep; Three Wag-
ons; One Carriage and Bug
gy; Corn; Fodder; Cot
ton; Farming Uten-
sils; One set Black
Smith Tools; Household and Kitchen
furniture. Also, Eight Shares of
Stock in Kings Mountain Rail
Road Company.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
J. A. BROWN, Assignee
of Dr.. C. P SANDIFEE.
Dec8 49 st
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voRKyILLE MARKETS.

.Couon.-Our market continues very dull with
light sales at prices rather easier than those re-
ported last week. We quote extremes from y to
81.
Hour.-We notice but little change in prices
since last week. There is good supply IN deal
ers hands. with limited demand. We quote ~
80 to So 80 per sack of SO lbs.
Corn.-In this article, we notice sales at lower
rates. We now quote extremes, 80 to s5 cents.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-12-22

NEATRASS NIAKENG.-he undersign-
IVl ed respectfully informs the ltizens Of York
District and the surrounding contry, that he is
prepared, at his stand at thetEAR OF THE
MASONIC HALL, to manufactie MATTRESSES
of every description in the mossubstantial man
ner and of the best material His prices are rs
moderate as the times will amt He returns
thanks for the liberal patronae he has heretofore
received, and solcits o contaance.
pS Shucks and Coton, at the market
prices, will be taken in excange for Mattresses.
P. FUNK.
Nov 10 As ly
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VTNHE Subscriber offers at private sale, tract
II of land situated on the East side of the Ca
tawba River containing 145 ACRES. so Acres
of the tract is good RIVER BOTTOM, about %
Acres of which are in cultivation. The premises
are well improved. -...
He also offers for sale, the HOUSE and LOT
IN YORKVILLE, formerly belonging to James
McLure deceased. The lot contains THREE
FOURTHS of an Acre, more or less. AS this
property is we'll known, any further description
is deemed unnecessary.
If the above property is not disposed Mt pr.
vate sale, previous to the FIRST MONDAY OF
FEBRUARY 1860, it will then b sold at public
auction. - .-.
The terms will be made known BY application
to the subscriber.
J. P. AYCOCK.
Oct6 40 Am I
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Ebenezer Academy.

6peAeZe1 ACdueIuy.
~ THE TRUSTEES of EBENEZER
AAz ACADEMY announce to the public
W. the SECOND MONDAY IN JANU-
O. AIRY next, under the care of Mr.. J.
R. HU2LEY, its present Principal.
Tbs Academy is situated at Ebenezeryille,
YorDistrict, three miles from Rock Hill Depot,
Charotte and South Carolina Railroad, in a
beautiful and healthy section Of country, where
thersare few temptations to vice and extrava-
ganc. The large aud commodious brick. build
ing, ow in process of erection, will soon be
connected, when every convenience necessary to
aid i imparting instruction, will be afforded.
TERMS:
Tuitid per Session Of five monhs-o be paid in advance
Primry Branches ...................".."S Z 5O
The bove with English Grammar, Geog-
rahy, Arithmetic and Modern History, II 80
The cove with the Languages, Mathemat-
ics and higher branches of English,... 20 90
FireUod for School room ................". 50
Stdents will be received at any time, and
chared only from time of entrance but no de-
ductin will be made for absence, unless occa-
stone by sickness.
Buding can be obtained convenient to the
Acadmy, in the best families, at $40 per month,
incluing washing.
Eah Student will be required to pay 81 en-
trano money, to be applied to furnishing the
Acadmy with necessary conveniences.
Chairman
ofthe Board Of 1,ustees.
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~ THIS Institution is located in a most
<Mf0 beautiful grove in retired part of
Wt Yorkville, . town uusurpassedSby any
49, other in the State, in point Of beauty,
~ health and morality. The College
Building is large and e1cee Iingly commodious-
The THIRTEENTH TERM will commence. Prov
d@se i I.S permitting q the 18th of JANUARY,
FAC LTY. .,g
Rsv. J. MONROE ANDERSON, PRESIDENT, and
Professor of Mental and Moral Sciences and Eos
dences of Christianity.
Riv. J. NJ H. ADAMS, Professor Of Aathsmat-
ics .r.....
Nh. MATTHEW ELDER, Professor of ancient
Languages and Natural Sciences.
Mr.. J. R. sCHORB, Professor of Astronomy and
Bellies .Lettres. .'.-. E-..7 ..'
MR. J. D. MULLER, Professor of Music.
MISS WARREN, Instructress in Botany and Assis.
tant in English Branches
Mas. MARY MULLER, Instructress in French and
Assistant in Music. ..... .
MISS SARAH BERBANT, Instructress in Primo
ry and academic Departments.
n@- Competent Assistants will be provided as
they may be needed. - -
TUITION FOR TERM OF 90 WEEKS,
(To be paid to Mr. scHoRB Treasurer invariably in ad
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Fort, Mills Aoademy,

~ York Districts 8. q. -
AA Situated on the Charlotte and South
WE Carolina Railroad, sixteen miles from
~ Charlotte, North Carolina
0S Principals.
BUTLER P. ALST0N. ]. GADSDEN ALSTON.
The Third Session of the above Institution will
commence on the SECOND MONDAY IN JANU-
AIRY, 1860.
Terms per Session OF Five Months. ~
Primary Branches, 6 90
The above with English Grammar and Geog-
raphy, ........................ 9 90
The same with History. ory..........."....-"....l2 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. s,.....".-.....17 90
Board can be had ut from Eight to Nine Dol
lars per month. DR.. B. NJ. COBB,
Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
Dec8 49 3ln
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"ERNDON,S MILL.-An accident ha-
III wing occurred to my CORN-MILL, 1 will be
unable to do any grinding until further notice.
J. HERNDON.
Dec 90 81 If
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Sale of Land at Auction.
Southern Fruit Trees.

.ssaa665An THE undersigned informs the cit
izens of York District, that he has
e appointed Mr.. B. P. BOYD of York
0SD6'sk ville agent for the sale of his Fruit
TREES, grown in the neighborhood of Green's
boro', N. C. His TREES are all of Southern
growth, and are warranted in every respect, to
be as represented. All orders will be filled and
the trees delivered in Yorkville by the first Mon
day in March, or sooner if desired.
THOS. n. FENTRESS.
Dec % 81 1y
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The
ILL Subscriber offers for sale, his HOUSE AND
LOT in Yorkvlle, situated o. the Corner Of Main
and Brooks street, containing THREE-FOURTHS
OF AN ACRE, more or less. The DWELLING
contains FIVE large rooms. On the lot there is two
STORE ROOMS and WELL of good Water
The above property is offered on reasonable
terms at private sale; and if not disposed Of be-
fore the first of January, will be exposed to pub
lie sale. j. j. GARVIN.
neo AZ III
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Y0RKVTLLE MALE ACADEMY.

no. THE EXERCISES will be resumed
AA- in the Academy, on the FIRST WE'D
tW5fs NESDAY IN JANUARY next.
w. The undersigned, having made an
90 engagement with Mr.. VIM. PARDUE
to assist in the English Department of the School,
hopes that no change of instructors will occur
during the Session, as has been unavoidably the
case during the past Session. !
The Classical Department Hill be under the i'm
mediate care of the PRINCIPAL, who will also de.
vote portion of each day to the instruction of
the English classes. Mr. Pardue has enjoyed the
benefit of some experience u teaching, and is en-
inently qualified for the discharge of the duties
assigned him.
TERMs-Per Session of i've months (100 dnJs)
same as heretofore, viz:
Primary English branches, ,....... Us w
English Grammar, Geography, History, &C. Il oo
Latin and Greek Languages and Nathemat- ~
''"'''''''''' - "
Firewood for School room U..............".'. ou
Students will be reccied at any time and char
ped from time of entrarte till close of Session
but no deduction will bemade for absence, except
in case of protracted Sickness.
Coed Boarding can 10 obtained in pleasant pri-
vate families at Ss toIO per month
W. w. tAROTHERS, Principal.
Dac1 48 st
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Valuable LdQOS 1OT Sd1e.
.,,~o TIE Subscriber offers for sale
bIMN5 hisvaluable lands. One tract con-
@ iIEHi4 tai,ing THREE HUNDRED &
E114449a@S E114449@S FIFTY ACRES, lying on the wa
ters of Dolittle crek. This tract contains about
SIXTY OR SEVENTY ACRES OF GOOD BOT
TOM LAND; tie balance woodland. On the
premises is a god LOG CABIN and all necessary
outbuildngs.
ALsO-Oneot tract, lying on the waters Of
Wolf Creek, obtaining
400 ACRES,
all of which is WOOD LAND. On this tract is
a LOG CAIN and all necessary outbuildings,
together with a capital GOLD MINE.
The aboe property is offered at private sale,
and if no disposed Of previous to the 5th day Of
JANUARi next, it will be sold at public out
cry to tn, h,highest bidder.
Sale t, take place on the premises
JOHN B. NEISBITT.
Nov I 46 5W
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Preparatory Department, ."."""".$l0 to Sl5 90
Collegiate ...."...:.."........20 w
Music on Piano and Guitar, each, ,............20 90
Use OF Piano, ."........... 5O
Vocal Music, special lessons, 80
Drawing and Painting, each, ...."""1O 90
French, .................l5 90
incidental Expenses, w
Pupils will be charged from the time Of en-
trance, except those who enter during the first
month of the Term, who will be charged from the
beginning. No young lady will be turned off be-
cause she may not be able to pay her tuition pro-
yided she will give her note, to be paid whenever
h>Smsy be able.
oosd Board can be obtained at Fifty Dollars
per sessna, exclusive of lights. Mr.. ANDERSON
VIII forty young ladies into his house,
which is not me- than fifty steps from the Col
lege Building. AL Mrs. CysrHrA MooRE and
Mr. SAMI 4: MooHsSyill each receive fifteen or
twenty boarders It isN>eedess for us to saw
anything in behalf Of thessSOusesN LONG and
so favorably known. They are sSuated in a bean.
tiful and retired part of the towhAon ADJOINING
lots, and not far from the College. h>can ver1
confidently recommend them as suitabhqosrd
ing Houses. &N>
Those wishing to Board with Mr.. ANDERSON.
will please make application at an early date.
Those wishing further particulars. will apply
for circulars. We would simply add, that with
the blessing of God, pe are determined to do our
,oork thoroughly and salts isfactorily. as.
]. MONROE ANDERSON, President.
Nv The Columbia Guardian, Cheraw Gazette,
Sumter Watchmau, Unionville Times, Lancaster
Ledger and Fairfield Herald, will copy times,
weekly, and forward accounts to Mr.. JOHN R.
ScHoRB, Treasurer.
Dec AZ OF
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Head-Quarters.

COLUMBIA. DECEMBER II, 1859.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 8.
NLEETWOOD LANNEAU, Esq, having been
Il appointed Abide Camp to his Excellency
the Governor, with the rank of Lieutenant Colo
mel, will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
By order. R. G. NJ. DUNOVANT,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
nac 90 81 1w
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r OOK OUT!-All persons indebted to the
IL subscriber for GOODS purchased during the
years 1857 and 1858, must make payment previ-
GUS to next RETURN-DAY, or they will find
officer for collection. T. B. WITHFRS.
Fort Mill, s. c.. Nov. 10, 1859. C45-tf
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Business School.

A select School for Young Men, located Mt
woodrufrs, sparsanburg, District.
VUVHIS SCHOOL, for the ensuing year, will be
Il resumed OIL the 11th Of JANUARY. The
Scholastic year Of ten months, is divided into
two terms of FIVE months each. This School Of
fers to young men, the advantages Of practical
and business education. Location pleasant and
healthy. Charges, including Tuition, Board,
Washing, &c., $50 per term. For further par
ticulars, address, E. F. DAVIS, Principal.
Dec % 81 ..s 3m
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AEACKEREL! MACKEREL!!-For
lyl Sale by CARROLL, CLARK CO.,
Near the r. R. Depot.
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Y0rkville Female College.

Unde, the joint of Bethel Presbytery and the First
PRsbytery Of the Associate Reformed Synod, South.
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OF OueIUy, Oh lHe DPHTt1HUuIB 1S0uu, "EVH
lJ5 ACRES OF LAND -
attached, or more if desired. A most excellent
Well of water. will sell the above land, or part
of it to suit those wishing to purchase, upon rea-
sonable terms. 1t is a beautiful Summer resi-
dence, only three miles from Wilson's and Patter-
sons Spring, and about four miles from McBray-
er's Springs. AS am going West, / am determin-
ed to sell. .,E ss--
For further information apply to me at my resi-
dence or D. Froneberger, at Shelby.
W.P. LOVE.
Sept 8 36 tt
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DRY GOODS.

GILLILANDS, HOWELL s. co. {; HYATT,
McBURNEY & CO.. ; JOHNSTON, CREWS &
CO.. CRANE, BOYLSTON g. CO.; JOHN G..
MILNOR & CO.. KERRISON & LEIDlNG; {;
CHAMBERLAIN, Miller & co.; J. S. & l..
BOWIE & CO.; ROBERT ADGER & CO.; NAY
LER, SMITH CO.; CADOW, MCKENZIE &
CO
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C HAYS PILE LINIMENT.--A
D. certain and effectual remedy for that most
mslsdy. For sale by
'-a' 's. - - ALLISON & BRATTON.
Oct 27 43 #
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GELATINE.-Coxes Sparkling and Pink
VI Gelatine. Russian, French and American
Isinglass. For sale by
ALLISON & BRATToN.
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SHOES,

E. B. STODDARD & co. FORCE & MITCH
ELL; 'HASELTINE & WALTON; D. F. FLEM-
ING & CO.; DUNHAN, TAFT & CO.; Il. A.
PRINGLE &CO " -
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TAX XCOLLECTOR.--W arc authorized,
Il to announce WYLIE L. HARRIS, ESQ.,, as q
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR Of York Dis
trict, at the ensuing election. hGys
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CLOTHING.

WALDRCN, EGLESTON & CO.; EDWIN
BATES & Co.. COHEN. WILLIS & co. MAT
THIEsSEN O'HARA & CO.; PERSON, SMITH
& co.
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DIRECT IMPORTERS OF PLAN
TATION GOODS.
HARDWARE.

COURTNEYTTENNE HYDE, GREGG
& DAY; GRAVELEY & PRINGLE; WILMANS
& PRICE; F. STROHECKER; J. E. AD
GER & co.
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Il to announce Capt. DANIKSe are antnorlieo
Candidate for TAX COLLECTORS SMVon1 S q: z: .
trict, at the ensuing election. : &S1ork Dis-
Jan IA =. 2 sH
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YORK SHERIFF'S SALES,

DY Virtue of sundry Writs Of Fieri Faeias, to
I'D me directed, will be sold between the legal
hours of Sherifs Sale, ON THE FIRST MON
DAY IN
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FOR TAX-COLLECTOR. !.

TAX-COLLECTOR.@Wea are authorized
Il to announce Capt VIM. LAWSON BROWN,
as Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR for York
District, at the ensuing election
Sept % SO 10
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-27
Another GsSteamboat.,,

Red Bluffs, in times past, has been the Gene
of many practical jokes. such as dig gSing stills,
cleaning out old wells in search of stolen
treasure, 'sniping' DC. but more complete
sell was never prictised upon an unsuspect
ing community. than that which was perpe-
trated few days since by II party of wick
ed wags,' who, having nothing on hand that
promised any better sport, conceived and
carried out the idea of stufiing pair Of old
pants with bran, and dressing them up with
coat nat and boots so as to represent hu
man being. and placing it in the river. A
report was soon rife about town that man
had oeen drowned. The Coroner was prompt.
~ on the ground, ready to do his duty;-cit.
liens were hurrying to the spot, and ali was
excitement for time. wh n from some mis-
calculation on the part of the perpetraturs
the facts leaked out, and prevented Them car.
rying out tle ruse to as great an extent as
was intended, but it was ponderous steam.
boat Indeed. so sanguine was one gentle
man. (who, by the way, can see further into
a mill stone than most people,) that he was
willing to bet one hundred dollars. that he
could Identify the body, from the clothes on
1t. The Coroner has intilnated that had he
gone on with the inquest the verdict would
have been, "died from eating tco much
bran. Red BtATs Beacon, We'd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-27
An Act

To fix the time for the Commencement of the
Terms Of the District Court, County Courts
and Courts of Sessions in the COun les Of
Sutter and Yubn
The People of the State of California, repre-
sented in Senate and assembly, do enact as
folLoVs:
SEC. The terms of the District Court Of
the Tenth Judicial District shall commence in
the county Of Yubh on the third Monday of
January, April July and October; and in the
county of Sutter. on the seconu Monday Of
March, June, September and December, in
each year.
SEC. 2. The terms of the County Court in
the county of Yuha shall commence un the
first Monday of January, April. July and
October; and in the county of Sutter, on the
first Monday of March, June, September and
December, in each year.
SEC. 3. The terms of the Court of Sessions
in the county of Yuha shall commence on the
third Monday of February May. August and
November; and in the county of Sut er on
the first Monday Of January, April, July and
October, of each year
SEC. 4. All laws heretofore enacted, so far
as they conflict with the provisions Of this
Act, are hereby repealed.
Approved March 10, 1859
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-27
The Stabbing of Fairfax.

The Union gives somewhat differ mt Nc-
count ofthis difficulty from that contained in
our telegmphc Dispatch of yesterday. The
following is the Unions account:
Harvey Lee, Reporter of the Supreme
Court, was standing, about o'clock yester
da , afternoon. in Fourth street, in front of
the St. George, conversing with E. C. Prlm-
er, Secretary of the Senate. Chas s. Fairfax,
Clerk of the Supreme Court, passed them,
proceeded across the street, returned soon af
forwards, accosted and entered into conver-
sation with Lee, the topic being the pending
controversy in regard to the Withholding
from Lee las the Reporter) the transcripts Of
cases decided in the Supreme Court tap
pearing that Fairfax was much excited, Lee
urged that they were friends, and that there
was no cause of difference between them;
aud as an illustration of his friendly disposi
ton towards Fairfax, Lee stated that last
winter, while member % The Legislature,
he attempted to legislate him (Fairfax) into
office-extend his term-and expressed the
opinion that he (FairfaX) was under ohliga
tions to him therefor. Fairfax replied that
he was under no obligations to m. Leere
joined that he certainly was or thought he
was. Fairfax then. saying "You lie" or
you are II liar" slapped Lee in the face
The latter having Il sword cane in his hand
drew Immediately, and stabbed Fairfax twice
i'm the back, in the region of the kidneys
and in the left breast, Letween the nipples
Fairfax drew Dtrringer, and presenting it,
cooked, at the breast of Lee, said in effect
"You have stabbed me | could kill YOU, but
will not on account ofyour wife and family
and then, delivering the pistol into the hands
of friend walked over to DR.. Hateh's Office
He was soon attended by Doctors Proctor
and Rowell. Lee was arrested 10y officer
Keyser, and taken to the Office of Justice
Barr, where application WIS made 10y his
counsel, W G. Wallace. that he be bailed -
Justice Barr proceeded to DIR. Hatchs office
TO ascertain the condition of Fairfax, that he
might determine the propriety of hearing the
proposition. and also of deciding on the n
mount of bail 1t being deemed unadvisable
to probe the wounds at that time the phy>i-
clans declined giving any opinion in the mat
ter. The proposal to bail being denied, Lee
was taken to the Station Honse About half
past O'Clock, Fairfax WIS removed on a cot.
to his residence on NJ street, between 7th and
Sth streets During his sojourn at the office
Of DR.. Hatch, the door was beseiged by an
unusual crowd of persons, rendering it neces,
sry to call n policeman to clear the sidewalk
and afford free ingress of air. We under
stand that Fairfax expressed wish that Lee
should not lie prosecuted, admitting that he
was the aggrcssor We have presented what
we understand to he the facts of the case
OF course, we cannot state the extent of the
injury received by Fairfax, but hope that the
result will not prove mortal No one more
regrets the occurrence than Mr. Lee. who
has not only exhibited an earnest desire to
learn the result, hut expressed repeatedly IL
confident hope that the woulds would prove
to be immaterial.