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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

E=4J" The House of Representatives passed bill
for granting Pensions to the officers and soldiers of
the war of 1872 and the Indians wars. But the
committee in the Senate to whom the bill was re-
tcrred, reported against its passage, which think
was proper when the low state of the Treasury is
taken into consideration All these plans for draw
ing money from the I. 5. Treasury are the schemes
of demagogucs and high-tariff men. In the one
case it is bid for popularity with the masses; in
the other, it is plan to an increase of tariff
duties for the benefit Of northern manufacturers
The Commissioner of Pensions, Mr. Whiting,
estimated that if this bill was passed it would re-
quire an Immediate appropriation of tccmy-
nine millions IF doUorS, and an annual sum for
ten years of S, 800 900, making an aggregate of
one Hundred millions Of doitorS. Besides
this it would cost an additional amount of $500 0O0
to carry out the provisions of the bill.
We again assert that all the plans, such as Civ
ing away the public lands and granting unncces-
sary pensions, are, in large majority Of instances,
put on foot and advocated solely for the purpose of
making political capital, and not from any well
grounded superstition that it will benefit the peo-
pie. The Agricultural College bill was just such
Il scheme and therefore we are highly gratifed to
know that Mr. Buchanan vetoed it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

In Lincoln county, the 10th ult, Mrs. Eliza W,
wife of Mr. James Anderson, aged 81 years.
In Raleigh on the 10Th ut, Mr. John Crocker, aged
81 years.
In Hyde county on the 4th ut VIM. Selby, ESQ, in
the 74h year of his age. He good citizen kind
neigbor, and had filled many responsible positions in
the county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

ARREsTED.-A man calling himself Morrill, VI.
Mitchell was arrested i'll the lower part of this
county on Tuesday of lat week charged with hay
ing stolen horse i'll the ncighborhood some months
ago. lie is confined in Jail at this place lie
acknowledges having broken out of the Georgia
Penitentiary last July, but denies being horse
thief. 1t is supposed that he is the same indiv-
dual who stole horse from the neighborhood of
Rock Hill short time ago.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
State of North Carolina, Castor county.

SUPertor Court Of Ldc-FdU Term, 1909.
William Sloan vs.. G. J. Miller.
Original Attachment.
In this appearing the satisfaction of The Court that
G. J. Miller nonresident this StaIe ordered by
the Court that publication be made the Democrat
published the Charlotte, eks
commanding the defendant, Miller, appear a. the
Term of aid Court be held TOR the cpuDy Of Castor,
the CouIt House in Dallas the ninth Monday alter the
fourth Monday i'll F. bruary 1852 the PLAIN
tiff complaint jud .me will be entered according to al
tachmenI the defendants the negro boy named
Jack, &c.
Witness G. Lewis Clerk of said Court at office in
Dallas the 9Th Monday after the 4b Monday August 1885,
Pr adv SCI SLOT j. G. LEWIS, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

REs~ Last week We published an article stating
that pamphlet was in process of publication at the
Greensboro Patriot office for the purpose of assail
ing and lnJurlng the private character of Hon y.
NJ Scales. 1t is due to the editors of the Patriot
to state that they deny printing any such pamph-
let. \ paper of the kind was sent them from
Louisiana, but they declare their determination not
to use its contents against MIR Scales and condemn
the author for publishing it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

This valuable Discovery is for sale in this place;
and those who suffer with rheumatism, Neural gia,
Headache Toothache Lame back, Pain in the side,
Sprans Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Sore Throat &C., would
not suffer with the pain hour if they knew with
what rapdity the Magic Oil cures pain. BE and
ask Cor Pratt Butchers Magic Oil; signature on
the wrapper. This is the only article that will pene
trate and act upon the of the disease Principal
Office l49 North Eighth street, Philadelphia and for
sale by f. NYE HUTCHINSON & CO,
Charlotte, n C.
March 8, 1859. 3m-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
State Of North Carolina, Castor county.
Superior Cart Of Lawful Term, 1859.
Samuel McAlily VS.. Albert F. Neage.

Samuel McAilIy Albert F. Neagie.
Original Attachment.
In this appearing the satisfaction OF the Court
that Albert +. Neagle on-residen 0f This State,
dered the Court that publication be made The Western
Democrat published III The Of Charlotte, for SIX
weeks, commanding the defendant Alfred Neage TO
appear the Term Of said Court be held Tor the
ty OF CASTOR the Court House in Dallas the ninth Nom
day after the fourth Monday February 1859, to
the plaintiff complaint, ud will be entered
cordng attachment the defendants interest in the
lands, &c.
Witness J. G. Lewis Clerk of our said Court Office in
Dallas The 9th Monday after 4h Monday in August 1853
Pr adv Sol Slot J. G. LEWIS Clerk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

Re7g~ 1t seems that the women of Goldsborough
know how to manage drunken husbands, as appears
by the following from the Tribune
tunatc individual who was reported in our paper
a few weeks ago, preambulatng our town,
sampng bad whiskey and 'fyine around in the
high grass, fighting his own flies he sudden
ly brought to by his faithful spouse. Mrs W.
held in her hand hickory whip, about the size
generally used to urge oxen on, and remind them
of their duty. She wished to know of Mr. W.
why he was 'fyi"y oround' while she and the
children at home with nothing to eat. Mr.
W. remained silent, when Mrs w. commenced APP
plying the lash in lively manner, informing her
leigc lord that if he resisted she would send him
to ''kingdon. come" Mr. w. received the castga-
ton like lamb, and the last of the pair, Mrs
w steering him for home by the rudder of
his coat and applying the hickory to increase his
speed
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

b. The election in Virginia for Governor and
members of Congress takes place on the Goth of
May. MrLetcher, democrat, and Mr. Goggin, whig,
the candidates for Governor The canvass was
to have been opened yesterday, the 18th, by Mr.
Letcher. The campaign will be long, and, no
doubt, warm one. Mr. Letcher is accused of hav-
ing favored lin his early days. scheme for the
extinction of slavery in western Virginia, but his
friends say this was an indscretion which he re-
grcts and now utterly repudiatcs. In fact his pub
lie life SINCE and his in Congress- has proven
him good and true southern man, always jealous
ly advocating the rights of the South AS usual
in Virginia, the opposition expect to carry the
State this time, and probably will not be convinced
of the contrary until after the election.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

We advance quotations for Cotton-but little Of.
fered the past week 10 90 is about the top of the
market We also advance figures for Flour and Peas.
The market is pretty we'll supplied with Bocon but
Corn Wheat, Flour and Peas and in demand.
We make no change in the price of Groceries, such
as Salt, Sugar. Moasses, &c.
The weather continues rainy and the roads bad,
which retards trade to great extent.
Eggs chickens &c, and in demand
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

CHARLESTON, March 1.-THE sales of cotton 10 day
amounted to 1000 bales prices ranging from 8! 2c
COLUMBIA March 4.--The sales of Cotton in this
market to-day amounted to only 20 bales, at from to
lit cents.
YORKvILLE March Cotton 81 to 10 GO extremes
Flour, per sack, ordinary fine ~ to 10, superfne
81 20 to 25 family So 3O per Dbl 81 60; Wheat
IS to 50 per bushel; Corn 60 cts per bushe Meal go;
Oats 30; Salt per sack 81 90.--EnquTcr.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
State Of N. Carolina, MeckIenburg Co.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sesstons-Jdny Term, 1853
William McCombs Aurelus HeIon
O.irinaI Atfarhmcnt-I.eyY on Land.

Original Atachmcnt-LeVy on Land
l. appearing the satisfaction OF the Court that the deen
dan Aureus Helton, resident OF this State, II
therefore ordered that publication be made in the Western
Democrat newspaper published in the OF Charlotte
eeks notifying said defendant 10 be and
appear the Term of TINS Court be held Tor the
" Mecklenburg the Court House Charlotte, the
4th Monday Aprl then and there plead
demur otherwise the land levied will be condemned
the satisfaction of the plaintiffs debt.
Witness, VIM X. Reid. Clerk OF said Court at office,
the 4h Monday OF January 1882 and the SD year OF Amer
lean Independence.
Pr adv s6I 5lGt w. X. REID, Clerk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

nsay~ Gov. Ellis has notified the members Of the
Board of Internal improvements to meet in this
City on Thursday the 10th inst, and the members
of the Board of Literature on Friday the 1lth
-RaLeigh ,Stunddrd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

The story that man crossed Niagara River on
stills lust above the Falls, is no doubt all hoax.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
The Adams Express
@ O M = A n Y

This old established, responsible and reliable Com.
pany having Express facilities the North Carolina
Rail Road, prepared to receive and forward every
description of Freight and ValuableS and from all
points this Road
The facilities possessed by this Company for thc
prompt forwarding and quick delivery of matter
trusted to them to all accessible points in the United
States, and the early delivery of Freghts by Steam
Express from New York, semweekly aud daily inland
Express from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore Rich
mond, Norfolk and Petersburg offer great inducements
to Merchants to obtain their Spring Stock quickly
For further particulars apply to A. II. MARTIN, Agt
Charlotte: y. c.
W. II. TREGO.
March !, 1889. I'm Superintendent
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
Charlotte Foundry.

J. NJ HOWE, Practical Engineer, will give his con-
slant attention to the business. All letters bsnc&s
will be directed to 'Charlottc Foundry" J. a. FOX.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE.
will sell the 3lst day of March, the residence
Of g. II. Swaringen decd two miles East of Pioneer
Mills,
IL LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting of Men, Women and Children Also, 40
Head of Cattle Head of Horses; 80 Head of Sheep,
several Hogs Farming Utensils, and other articles
tedious mention
Terms: 9months credit with approved note and in
terest from date. ~Fsu
J. W. SWARINGEN, Ex'r
March g. 1859. 5l-3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

Eza~ The Democrats of Guilford county held a
meeting at Greensboro on the Goth ult, and APP
pointed delegates to a District Convention to be
held at Graham on the 31st OF May. This District
is now represented in Congress by Mr. Gilmer.
The Wings of the 1st District will hold Con-
vention at Gainesville on the 18th inst, for the
purpose of nominating a whig candidate for Con-
orcss in that District.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

A Ii PERSONS subject to pay POLL TAX to
IA the State of North Carolina who resided within
the limits of the of Charlotte the First day of
February, 1859, who had been principally employed
in any profession vocation in said town for three
months mm ediately preceding the said First
day of February and all persons who owned were
first day of February, hereby notified to give in
the Town Clerk, before the LAST day of March, 1852
q List of their said Polls and IdrabLe Property.
The said list shall state the number and local situation
of the Lots parts of Lots given in with the value of
which they assessed for taxation by the State; the
number of white taxable Polls of taxable Slaves and
of Free Negroes, residing, the first of February
the lands of persons giving in said lists.
Call at the Branch Bank of the State from 10 a m.
till p m.
T. ". DEWEY, Town Clerk.
March g, 1859. At
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

RALRoAp ACCIDENT-A fatal accident occur
red on the Greenville Railroad on the 10Th ult.
The Bridge over Bush River having been swept
away by hurricane, the freight train before day
on Saturday morning ran into the river, killing
two white french and badly injuring the engineer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THNIIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in the
IN CHARLOTTE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, will be held in the Office of the Company
at II o'clock A. NJ, on TUESDAY. 18th APRIL next
An election of Seven Directors will then be held
NJ. b. TAYLOR, Prest.
+. NyE HuTcHIsoN, Scc'y
March 8, 1859. I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
NOTICE.

All those indebted 10 me, by Note or Account, viii
pl,ase come forward and settle the same By Cash.
FEBRUARY 2, 1859 ROBERT GiBBOH.
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TO H EXT.

TO RENT.
HOUSE and LOT for rent in town, adjoining
Col b. W Alexander's. Apply to
WM. JOHNSTON.
March 8. 1859. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

BE- Bartholomew Fuller, Esq, of Fayetteville,
has been appointed by Mr. Buchanan fifth Auditor
of the Treasury His salary is s.: 900 per annum
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08

We will publish the Charter of the Bank next
week.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-08
REMARKS.

INoTE.-Grain IS Sold by welght-Iorn So lbs.
bushel, Wheat go lbs, Rye GO lbs, Oats 80 lbs,
Peas 60 lbs. I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
Markets-Peported by Teleyrdpi,

ssv,SsAH, July HCorroy the sales Of the week add up
y" tars lie market ciosiLg H. apd CHANGED: sc: Md
eas good 81 idliug to Niddns Far, lli4l1c Receipts
CH.RLEsToS JOY i-The sa.es Of the .!i up 5000
bshs; Miseliis Fair, II al2c
PHiL.DELPEA. July i5-For FLous there i. To-
quiry Price. firm WHEAT quiet, Coss 6raIi Yellow &c
oar, dull LAID, I2aisc. wHrsY unclaimed.
Sc WI.tr 81 So SIS Red 81 Scd4lg cosS .e,iTs b.,
urchsnsei PRoyl'ioss s,eaiy Bacon: Slde- 50; Mss.
NV ORLEANS, Jaiy 4-CorToS DOH; sale. go b.e,.
SuCAR b4oyslt ard lc. hgarr ToE,ccO firm sales
cay Of go bids including ~. Of 90 hhds largest
sii gle ,ale reported EXCHANGE On NesY,s frner
nEwOsLEANs, July IS cotton trm; sales today 200
bales total pyrts date $3.50 bal- sock 81 90 b.s
CoETEg-ss~ Of the week $50 bag PRIME ioi Ic SOCK
$3.50 bsz,.
BuLL.Io July Is-s m-RLous doll, heavy and tending
downward sA.s If so bbs 81 for Sour 81 5lQ %
STATE se Extra Illinois from Chicago sp1g Wsest 81 $50
s Ex;ss Michigan lDdiaDs and oaie 50 ia flr double
ExrTss WHEAT dun aud hssyy sa'es u Do bush. White
K-sucky 5o 1890 do. cropat 8 5j9s So Co.'s
op-r.c Gull b.. cosed higher Sales Of 1909 BUSH Illinois
a. 75c 80 bu'h do a. SIC O,Ts BakLES s0d RsE quit
CANAL fRECHTs-etc. Corn, SIC. Wh-a;, 80. on
Flour . New York LAKE nPosTs-l0o bsl. " or ioo0
bush. Wheat CANAL laPosTs-so bbs Eo1r, TO- 800 bush
What
OswL6o July 1916 FLOUR steady wit. moderate de-
mar ss-s SO bbi. WHFar tai: sale, 90 bush Milwaukee
Cob a. 81 CoRs il better d-aAGd and Grn; sale. 1, 20
bush a. 81. CANAL FgEiGHIs UNCHANGED Of Flour
OF Grain; CAs.L RxroKrs go boz, Flour Shipped for
Eob'res 6.t-. bush. Wteat, 80 bbls Flour.
ALB,sY July is p -FLoCR sod WHEAT quiet and
char Corn better SAFES So0 bh e. o'tc ior Western
Mx,c esi &C R9uuf yellow o.Ts is1i3c. and ddI
WHISKY quiet sales 80 bbas a. % c nAIy - TIE Inside
NOZZLE July 5-Co1roy-sses today Of 10 bale. st It0
He ~ lSang Sale. Of tie week 80 b,ies R-cep-
tine as b.es 30 tine Stock
bale. tETCHTs o Liverpool 7iSd- 20 HaSre a.i SrER
LING EXCHANGE I09G ioet
.ao,soe, - Goa IS WHIsgr 81. Provisions steady
Lsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
JONESS WOOD MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

Our readers will perceive by reference TO our al
ysrt,sIps columns that "A Nam no,h Musical Fest
val" will take place, commencing h1ndfy mex,
June l8, a. the f.vOfite and charming !oc,i} 0i
Jobs,'s Wood We feel SAFE 10 asserting tnst, well
kro.n as are the successful entertainments Of thiH
kind for pobe music and various other attraction
this fest,vaI will exceed all previous ones There
will be- !. An immense orchestra, cJmpOssd OF tne
choice musicians Of this city, ,. tne principal 20
pl,yers; g. Various choral societies, am)unting
probably to 500 persons. These will be led by
A,sebuz, Bergman, Stoepel Grol, uDger, Pr'x,
and Mar.tzek; 4. Great f'eSorks by Edge D.
Tou,nouyes Crcu. with the best display of horss-
uaDsb,p, AMI other creus feats; g. Exhibitions OF
"pagic &C.; T. Balloon escenslObs; 8 B4ll.-tn-
nu,ic by brass bands, &c.; AID all for % cents al
missiou. Johes's Wood can be reacsed IN lew
minn,.s by railway and stssmbo.t.
Notwithstanding the Immense crowds when a.
tends these festival, there Is the best order Oo-
served. II il understood that bis Homer toe Mayor
and other distinguished citizens vii bs present.
visit to the groui will be equivalent to voyage 10
Germany for the very essence of German i'stel HE
will be generously displayed. New-York is apt 10
for. 81 toe great things done within her limits We
msy remind our Tea that of ~ KIDD this thing Is
Rreat-ss much go royalty can command in Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

TIE QUICKgsr FOoT RACE oS RECORD.-Two re-
ms,kabe loot aces came IF IA. Empire Trottiuy
Cuurse Yesterday. Two ludiunr, PANIED Smith uui
R-puett matched themselves o run 100 niles within
thir cen bou,s. During the morning the atmosphere
was very ury and The meIclry, nj 10 o'clock, stool
At 90 In the shade. Notwithstanding, both mea
,,sr ed IA II race aud rsu 10 the u ue, when Ben
net. gave ont leaving hs rival 10 accomplish the feat
slone The first 80 miles were run by Smi In "a.
DE He conlDued the to the blst mile when his
feet became so s2ol that he was almost unable to
walk ard be gave up the race. The time occupied
b, Sirtb in tie 6i miles Oh Z,n. &c. the quick
ett for the distance gu record. Troy Times, Jay II
InE CANAL RREaCH-ln intelligence came from the
csnsl breach IN P,nbton the morning, t1a, the work
vas progressing very slowly for wait Of teams. No
one estimates the time for making repairs at less than
ten ca,s and If The Scaher she uld prove unlavo-a
il nav take even time. Boats from the west
sre cetaineo tbs city, snd already upward at nifty
ave tied up. The fr E1rder- appear 20 be
What hi. business they ud 10 do i done az sucn
disadvantage as 10 efford 10 iron's.- Roch. Cnior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16
BROORL wv ITEMS.

damage BY The SroRa.-The violent storm 90
Wednesday evening cid considerable dam age in DIFF
hreni paris Of the city additional 70 that gveo yes
terosy. The Navy Yard wa ,odcd, and the lab ~
eIs were PEELED 10 suspend oper tions b-fo'e the
usual our. Flushing avenue was completely Jude:
water, and the pavement and railroad tracks we're
considerably injured. Five new houses in DeAaib,
near Marcy avenue, were completely demol -hei. 4
brick house, owned by Harmon Bn9h Diu, in Nos
trend, near D,kab avenue, vas unroofet. An unoc-
euped vo.story fame house on TSenty-sixth street
n. ar Third avenue vas blo~n dOxr. man and
by were in the ling al tue ume and barely
e,csped with their lives The cupola on ne ,tholic
Church. Twenty first street near Flilh avenue, wa
struck by lightning but, beside breaking the win
dove, the damage slight OF trees blown down.
there were greet numbers in all par' OF the ely. 1t
was feared that some boats were sFamped III Cow
anus Bay which the case 10 few instances, but
DO hives appear to have been lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

anou ALd ~. Loui- Rail"ad vast haVe 'es'
a, N,w.H,v,nye,, rd~y, to determine ao'u. ''r "
irg. ubd-r the ax Of courecncut 's'ei i's' u'''
u co,por,iire new company IL -mo1shl ''a' >"
aae.mert viii be made 90 The bonds, sni 'inlS
.A,eJ 20 take ihe roai out Of the halds OIL Wv
Nat.esop. The amour, of bonds rrp'e-en,sd 10 New
Haven County is said 10 be norc than haH m.'.'oh
Ut dollars
Mr. Saitsrrhwaiie's Circular by the CAnsfa sNS'
spc- " ..: II Day we-k Prc.. - b s-s
Ia. na..us, uproy. par-isa,riy - Say - -,
en-. lave al.o advanced 4 ceat cislhs = 0' ~
-. ,-.-..,,
" ave Ia, ie chsrs- note IN the ra'e, NJ. -
srrurits,. Tfs de- 81 frr Stats ) obs q srtiT,
b-.. there b.. de .itiop 70 t.k- NJ -
siar.. AID n 10. =. iuvcs,ln The demand ~ NV
.rS p. Bonss become al .cve p4-fY RI = az
s. fusuc.l 1o,it.on whca d" c0lc"n nl' ns -
:. rs fo-r 'E- Il - Oh usnas-ne7ts r'AA'
t..t ski,b ,su occurred oecu Aglli W. i-'
rrua ptjun II sitsr 'nur' interval % Yefe
p.e.raSs psrvhas-- Of ct ns slarrs nasr o-rn
made .bout 81 very f-m buyer, a. = ~.
G. u,,ruciip Birc. hsve IMPROVED = e- Ta- se''ns os
eri<ur- Boz de ATE 50 "a u ...-,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-16

ARsoS AND SCIcIDE.-T The Sk0Ehcgaa Clarion
gives tue following particulars Of shocking affair
that took place in Brighton, Somerset County, on
Friday last;
"About two months since, Mr.. Thoms died, leav-
ing WIFE for whose support sod the payment OF his
Just debts, be desired TO provide lie hal four sous
AID his Sish was that one of them should take the
property Az assume the support of their mother aad
paymsIt Of his debts. This duty fell upon Frederick
ms three brothers .ignng an acQuittauce to all
apon the On perry. Ga FRIDAY last Aonzo, o the
brothers, VITO about 10 or ~ years OF age to
the barn and built fire among some straw sod hay in
che b.y then placed loaded gun 10 the pit OF hs
s,omah and 1t. Frederick wife sociieusly
went 10 the door aud heard hun groan. Sac went in
the barn and found Al)nZo lying up IN the door
eod toe fire ust CONN eDcpg 10 burn. She was much
frightened, bat FASTENED TO q neishbors 10 procure
help 10 remove the wounded man. Mt hndlng any
sne, she returned and attempted to remove HI alone
ut De broke hom her grasp and rushed oack lto tue
ME- again she made another effort 10 save hun, AMI In
she effort her clothes caught ire. AT this l1nctGre
htiP arrived, apd be removed aud her clothes eN-
Gtk olshedi but the fire in the bsrn had then made
such progress as 70 eefy all efforts 10 stop IT, and the
DeIn, shtd ana hoGse were entirely cbn>Gmet, sud
Alec greater poStou Of tue furniture together with
hog arc soue farming tools. The loss is ab 40
ste, on which there was no insurance This loss
fails peculiarly haio on Mr.. Thoa.s Heisa stesdy,
industrious man, and lie jus, commencing life having
been married but few days. We tras, A sympstLiz.
lpg public will sid hun u his troubles Aloozo was
Es!pg on Saturday mornioe, but would probably die.
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Ry Telegraph.

LONG BRANCH July Il, sunset -Oee ship, one eat -
brz Of the Bsnca bound Ia. No signals "..a "
from r. weather cloudy a.,
SANDY HOOK, July Is slnse. One brig outside Of ne %
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