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In tho Matter of tho Real Estate
of Mary Weed, decd.
The State of South Carolina.
-iEEE 'ILLE DLS.RIf'I,

-iHEE'ILLE DIS.KirT,
In the Court of Ordinary.
Mary 6. Cvchr"n, .hppiica"i, rs. III" Xcirs Of
Daniel Heed, amd others, U,f,"d,nts.
TT appearing I" my satisfaction ''.a, the children
L of john Weed, deed tnanrs no, known thu
children Of Martha Bacon, decd. (narncS not
known,) the children OF Anna Mitchell, dee d..
(nnincs not kuown.) and the children nf Danr!
Weed, (na:nrs not kn"wn,l reside beyond tl."
limits Of his State, it is therefore ordered that
they do appear and object to the sale Of Tie
Real Estate of Mrs. Mary Weed, deed, on OF
before the first Monday III November next, or
their CONSENT ~ the sunc will be entered of
record
WILLIAM HILL, O. y. u.
Ordinary's Office,
Aup l. l>:J3 Il ~
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Manufactured to Orde-
s,,nc "f the hest Of work,
Expressly for this Market,


anil now ":',.rs the same f,r sale nj prices that
cannot b" beat III this country. This work,
with larg: sick II my own manufacture, is
warranted To he ui The best n.aier n ana work
lnar>hip
Having. ria,!e all necessary srra n ftmcts with
the hest Manufactures am prepared Ia furnish
I" "rln every style Of Carriage, from The finest
Coach d""d to ii ch,ld's Whrclbarr"w, at the
shortest notice, and aL very iuw yric for fine
work.
Please give me . call. and examine the work
My stock consists, ut this lime, as follows:
EDtKAWA -,l;ir-rrt styles,
DDu BILE SEAT BEt;GIE>--lm top,
SINGLE SEAT BuGt;IE.S-'liilrrei styles
Ex,cn.i"n TOP Sliding Seat BtGGlES,
Single Scat TOP BUtdisES, .tinc,)
W""ls,uifc,i and common COLLARS,
lARNE$S-tinc for SIG, and upwards,
WIllPS,a large stock, t from % els 81,
Fine FLY NF:I"l'S, for horses.
BUGGY UMBRELLAS, hest quality.
Chll'lrcm's Carriages and Gigs.
IN fact almost every article kept IN q Caring,
Factory
My sock Of Trimmings are fin- amd large ant
] am therefore prepared to do all kinds oi re
pairing ut the shortest notice md best style, ii
prices that cannot be undcrworkcd by any ShoI
III the up country.
Secondhand Work.
have on hand few gool Bugg les and ca
riages which will sell cheap.
The public are invited to give me n call, ali,
examine the work, if they don't wish to buy, u
l charge nothing for hooking
Eurnitur
am nlS" prepared to receive orders for :nI,
style Of Furniture, and deliver the sam, TO hi
place, at rs low prices as can be bought III an,
Southern market.
Sewing Machincs..
! will also furnish SINGERS SEW ING MA
CHIMES ut New York prices with only III
freight added.
j.. ]. TAYLOR.
AbbcviIlc C. H., May II, 1859. I'm
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In tho Matter of the Real Estate
Of Joshua Davis, decd.
The State Of South Carolina,

-jJccWc Ui$iIici.-M O,r'inuy.
Joh" D"'iS, -irriicoot, as. !rilaS H"g and rife
Lo'hor.", II. al. U.Jc",Ltms.
IT appearing I" my satisfaction that Charles
l. Stewart AMI P'.isry his wife, William Davis.
J"c DAVIS. the children %: Fanny Stewart, decd
names not known child Of Susan Roberts.
dec ii, (nanc not known Adam Patterson and
Millrr his wife, soEi" Of the Bc!rnrinnts, reside
without this State, it is therefore or,lrrcG th.,
they Il" appear, an! object To the sale Of the rca!
Estate "i Joshua Davis, deed, on or briorc the
first Monday III September next, or their con-
sent To tho same Will be- entered Of record.
WILLIAM HILL, y. 4. d.
Ordnary's O'licr.
June 9th, 1859. ! l2t
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ESURAY.

ESTRAY.
CTRAYE ED from the subscriber on Thursday
- 18th inst, Mare MULE, II or l2 hands
high. of n cbesnnt bay color. The finder will
bc literally rewarded.
G. W. MILLER.
@sth July, 1850, l3, If
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EE u w
YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

Ani l." II" LONGER l.''l by those who hul.l out
I"n., i'm" an,l ig profits.
ll'r, il i hardly necessary for us To say that
one "i our r:u "f III. iirS, in The
N"riE"rn Markets. ami nearly the last tn lca,.
il, and that V" lave many Of the novelties of
the season. Insisting in part rs follows:
Iiar'@" Mau;l.S. $40.
Manil.l;.> II, $l.uu
Man,iila Shawl,
Illusion CAPS
Robe .A.incta.
E"!r I.""n"r,
I:"he Ma-ricnnc
E"lrra 'lui!lcs
E"!,c Il Les.
E"lc y |. l.ap"raf,i"c.
l'"nl,r Skirt Eohc<,
I.rhv Che, :,I.r.
Rob. y = Nulants
l:"!c y .Jul,"s N"amtS
l:'''.n"t, 'r"rn .;,c'3 t. $40.
I.,,I"rull; Sleeves
r.mnl"nna Sets.
i.","la Goth.
..-in"ii.ia ij.rr:c.
tran;,;i"n.
Circular AMI Quaker Fans.
Wilt" an'i Col. riiur.
Tin" l:,c!i Combs - 90
l'ar".,r E"'"S Double AMI Single.
|iain l;ar"-,>. lets.
i:.ui"i,." ar.,! lightning lia.s
H,raw Hat Il every color and style.
Ni''Hi!iG "i aII :; E!cS :ti!'i prices.
VI" ha',,! ,",. ;!is short III bat if vou will
hrln" with !"': :i' G y = II, We can show
Yen tnn:y goods ga; "iil make v"nr hearts
!'"i' for ~. :"l l'av you well ior coiniry fly
a.l'i even al ium.!,"i miles.
''ar;:.t that "" >ha!! "rcurr more sra"..
ila'. tit" i.'!i;"i< q: the :" !nmrr" AMI Press"
hH'i tie EH!:!,S- I" rc:"gvr for us, we shall
'.iaH" !':; "'" NOR" ari"a'
IT, l. !" thus" w!o live nj a distance tn
c"t" I" town. and if You cal.n"t buy all
al l"'i" c,"".:S ii u for Cash. you will find
Su:..r "i the i'"".$ VIII" ar. clever fellows anil
yer !";'iv 10 wrl:":,c - i.s;.i. the portals "i
thr:r .:"r!+, AMI 'Ni.,..i /" v"u That wl,cA W.,
r.:is"-Iim". Time; Time. :, Until ,i,.i,.
sia lc no l"uuc: their books, then taxi.
fr"'" YOU " >rri!' of rarr"n which is written,
Ono 'iay after date, dc, with Your nalmc at
the l":i"n,.
Our ;',:vic, -""nl he. bri"- with you thv
filthy lncrr ani Ray ~ You g. !; then,
Calm will lac thy sleep as infant surnbrrs,
l'ur" aS the lur">i thoughts thy 'ca,rS.
And all the joy III is bright world numbers,
Shed Ger thee her mingled beams.
Muui;i. * UuAi:E.
April 6, lSa?-i?-:f
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Bacon for this Market.

HN1IE Undersigned have now m Store, and
l. will keep constantly on hnnd, q supply
choice Bacon Sides and Shoulders wkicI, they
will sell at sestonishingly low prices for Cash anI
ash only.
J. & N KNOX.
June 81, 1859 Is 3n,
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Tie State OF South Carolina.


P,it'"n j"rMc b'm. d!% "t' IL, Is"i,M U,dior',
let.
IOliN W. DROWN. wl" is in the custody
~ "t 'l" Sheriff Of .,Llr,illc district, hv
virtue "i a Wit "f Ca!'nS ad Sal f,"i"n,ir,,r
=: the suit "i William :~h.rrar,!. hrNi:. iil",l
III my "i:i", Together with 81 Schedule, on oath
"i his estate and effects, his ,c:;i"n I" .l,r
Court "t Common Pleas. i'ravi' that he inav
lie admitted /" The hrn"!i's al the Acts "r tl,..
General .i.>clnb!y made for the relic: Of iusul.
vent i, ,'.,"rs.
]; is Ordered, Tia, til" sal! Wll:a.a Sherar.;
a:!d :iil ":l"r r,'!il"rs 1" wl.";n the eii! .I"l.!
". brown i, ia auywi>r Indebted! be-, and llrv
ar" hereby suun"nr,!. ami i,ay, not, r. to aj,-
pear h' fore 'isc sad I"u!t "a Ahi"vil... Court
li'Gs,. ~. ,c third ,!av 81; October mryl. /"
s!s"" "ai:Se. iailyi' .y";'. WIZ ia" PRAYER of;hc
Petition ao',-...:. a!io':i :l"' De- .i:...'"l
MATTHEW ", ,iJNAI.b, ry.r
G:.. If C"iu'm"u i'!.a>,
Ahhovl" District, -;:h
.iui". lS:.H. . SIN
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of for tie Vest!

Off for tie Vest!
TJNIIE Subscriber having determined 10 remove
l. to the West. offers at private sale n very
valuable tract OF LAND, lying TWO miles East
Of Donaldsvillc containing
382 Acres,
Two Hundred Acres in WOOD LAND-the
remainder is in cultivation.
The entire tract is the first quality of farming
Land. it has good Dwelling House. Gin
House, will: al other out-buildngs, all Of them
new.
J. J.. PRATT.
May j, ls5? Q If
n Press please copy.
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Merchant Flour Mill,
500 Acres

well tnbcrod, and consisting Of Oak, Hickory
Poplar. Pine &c. Timber ready sale at the
mill-Pmc, Sl2 per thousand feet Oak, Ash
and Poplar, $50: Walnut and Hickory, $40.
BY Il rough test OF DR.. Cook, Of the Griffin
Mine, he found the gold ore taken from these
lands wo,;, 81 cts. per bushcl. There is ALSO Il
Copper vein on the place, distant from Lincoln
10, Washington IS. Apphng 1t, Georgia Rail
road If miles. and within one mile of the ceIe
bratcd Columbia Griffin Mine. now based by
Senator Hammond and DR.. Cook.
The land is very productive Of Cotton, Wheat
and Corn. a bargain may be had in these
lands Twill either sell altogether, or divide the
tract by the river and sell either side, sto suit
purchusers, as either side is well improved with
buildings.
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JOHN I.WILKES,

- Lincolnton, Ga.
r. S.--iiaving TO leave in few days for the
Virginia Springs, in consequence of i'll health
not to return before September, hereby const
tute Anthony Harmon, Esq, of I.inconlto,,,
Ga. and V. M. Barnes, Of Raysv,le, Ca, my
Agents TO sell the land in my absence.
J. L. w.
June -, 1859. q 3m
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w T. have now in Store nc assortment Of
w the above goods, and offer them to tho
trade low for the CASH
We arc selling of tl,estlre remnant of our
Dry Goods ul such extremely low figures as to
completely astonisli the natives.
On Saturday. the 18th August next, we will
auction what Dry Goods we have left over,
Come aud see liz give them away on that day.
APPLETON Il RIM. PERUVIAN.
New Market S. G..
July 81 1859. 13 4t
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After trying several different good machines,
preferred yours, on account Of its simplicity,
and the perfect ease with which it ia managed,
well ns the strength nnd durability of the
seam. After long experience, l feel competent
10 speak III this manner, and 10 confidently re-
commend it Cor every variety Of family sewing"
Mrs. T., Il. Sro,ner m;h "fMe Editor Of BroOk-
iyn Star.
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al confess myself delighted with your Sew.
ing Machine. whIcl, has been in my family for
many months. !, has always been ready for
duty. requiring II" adjustment. and is easily
adapted I" every variety of fumily sewing, by
simply changing lh- spo"ls of thread Mrs
H;:"h"M Sh hirktamd. ~ij" Of Rev. Dr Strick-
inu, Edi,or Of v. y Chrisiinn .id,ocafe.
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NoTICEs

400 Acres of Valuable Land for
Sale,
DE the Cnd"rsig gned, and am determined to
~ SELL ll25 Acres, more or less, in Lincoln
and W likes, and -; Acres in Columbia County,
on the waters Of Little River, upon which is u
large
Merchant Flour Mill,
wiihG run Of stones SAW MILL, BLACK
SMITH SHOP, WIlEELRIGllr and COOP.
ERS SHOP !; i Dwelling Houses, two Stores
and Il Masonic Lodge an excellent GIN HOUSE
and SCREW, capac"us Barns, Stables and Ne
gro Quarters. The Masonic House contains
large rooms, we'll finished, with fireplace to
each room. There is also Post Office ut thi is
place, with n tr-wecky mail thereto. The
Store rooms rent for handsome remuneration
Fine Orchards and good wafer Ou the premises,
with River and two Greeks running through
The liIll
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Aug. 5, 1852, 1i-tf
I)ISSOI. .lIbN .

l)lSSO1.(. IltN.
INllE C"partncrshiH lcrc:"f"rc existing hr-
Il. tween the undersigned is 1!.iS day dis.
solved 10y mutual consent. Mr. .!ohn White is
alone authorised 10 settle all notes a:.l ac-
counts due the Firm. Punc,ual .ayncnt is
earnestly solicited.
JOHN WHITE.
X. J. WHITE.
June Sth, 1879, l3-l3t
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TESTI MONILS.

Having, had one Of Grover g. Bakers Ma
chimes IN my family for nearly year and u half,
take pleasure in commenting it az every way
r"l'ahl" I"r the purpose for which il is Designed
Family Sewing Joshna Lcoritt, arife Of
!:-r. pr. L'arH., E.i!or Of ". y. I,.dcpendrnf.
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Notice This Everybody

THNllOSE indebted to me will acccI, this as
IL far notice tha, unless their dues are
paul before Return Day, that my papers Will hc
placed i'll the hands OF IN attorney for collection.
JAMES GORDAN.
August Stl, 1889 il 1T
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"I have used a Grover 4 Baker Sewing Ma.
cline Tor iw" years. and have found it adapted
l." ali kinds Of fhmilY se,ving, from CamLric to
lSr"adctnk. t4arE1entt have been worn out
without the giving way Of n stitch. The Machine
il, easily kept in order, and easily used."-Ifrs.
Il. Il. Fhiprte, :r:f: o PEI. Geo. Whipple,
Ntw York.
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.."f tax. pleasure in saying, that the Grover
< Baker Sewing Machines have more than sus
famed my expectation. After trying and. re
turning others. hayc three of them in. opera
i"n on my different places, and, after four year
trial, have no fault to fnd."-J H. Hammond
Senator cf South Carolina.
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"My wife has had one of Grover d Bakers
Family Sewing Machines for some. time, and.
| am satisfied it is one Of the best lab"u.sav-
lug machines that has been inventad., take
nrci, pleasure in recommending it to l,e public.
ID. q. Harris, Governor Of Tennessee.
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".f flo,ner eouli Lc called up from his mur,
key halrs, he would sing the advent of Grover q
Baker rs more benignant miracle Of art than
was ever Vulcan's smithy lie would denounee
mid night shirtmaking as the dreful spring oi
woes unnunbc-ed.' '"---prof. North.
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"Yonr Se.,ia;: hla.l,.n, !:aa Been in use in
my family the past two years and the ladies
request ne 10 give YOU their testimonials 10 it's
perfect a,laprdmess, as well ns labor.savng quail
tiles in the performance of family. ard house.
mold sewing. g.'-Rojcrt BoornsaM, ". J.
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TNDER the direction of the Will Of J. l..
~ Foster, Decd. We will SELL at AbbcvilIy
Court House, on the
FIRST MON DAY IN OCTOBER,
A plantation. on wh;cl, the Deceased lived
containing about
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. For several months We have used Grover k
Bakers Sewing Machine, and have to tho
conclusion that every lady who desires her sew
ing .dcanftfuNy and quickly done, would be most
indeiatigahle iron needle woruen,' W hose combin-
ct, qualities Of beauty. strfngfh. and simplicity, are
invaluable."-J. ". Morris, daughter Of Gen
G.o. L. -Norris Editor Of tie Home yoarnaL
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T.
P'i""" j'rfh: %m.d'% "fh' L'>"irM U,Mor'& =
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The State Of South Carolina.

.IELE!ILLE Di>TI.IrY.
I,';i'v" i"f M' E,".H!> cft!i. L,~YI",.r u I:p
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Extract Of letter from Thos. r. Leavitt, ESQ.,
m AEiericaE gentleman. now resident in Sydney.
New South w sles. dated January. IL, 1858: Al.
:. had tent made in Melbourne, in 1853, IN
vhiclr there were over three thousand yardspf
sewing done with one Of Grover e. Bakers Mar
chimes, aud IL single scum of that hos outsiood AZ.
he 2owtic seams so.e ed by sailors with a needle
and twinc."
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."1t is a beautiful thing, and puts everybody.
:nto nh excitement OF gool hun,or. Were q.
Catholic, should insist upoE Saints. Grover &
Baker having an eternal holiday ip picommemora.,
,ipn Of their good deeds for humanity. Coss'ns
.H L2aH
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81 think il isy :arthe Ae.t. f,aiemt. in dse.
This Machine can be adaiaed from the finess
oa.nI;r:: to tile heavies: cashmere. It sewg
stronger, faster. and more beautifully than ons
can imagine. II mine. could pot be replaced.
money could not bhy i,.--.Ms. H. q. Brown,
NnMriHc Icnr.
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cit is speedy, very neat. and dusai;le in ii,
work is easily understood aud Kept in repair
1 earnestly recommend ihis machine to all my
arlunnances and othere.-.Nrs. ". A. Forrest
.Hcmphis, Itnn.
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Gsribaldi and vso,or Rsa.~cl

correspondent OF the London Ddiiy Nosrs
In letter Gated Cessna, Octob.r 27, says,
This morning, b,fore leaving Rimuii, had long
interview with General aAsinALDf, vino had Just ar.
rived therc from losna I was grsty pie ased 70
hnd thnt tho announcement Of the peace signed lad
which the gallant leader has folt tn the triumph
OF the ltsliAn Gauss from the Leluabiag o{ the
psti-ns m lNoment- In accepting the nnmand Il
the Tu,crn army, and the second OF tho aru,y
OF tire Central Itsl,an lrasue, GAa'BALpr gave Ia,
wutd to yIoroa EMANUEL thst hs would nd
r.shIy the frontier Of the PapL dyuino or dc
anything which could furnish q prctoxt 20 EurJpa al
Diplomacy Interfering In tho tfftirs II thus rin
Try. Frum what oouid gather In ra,ser long
conyor sail'n have no doubt tLst q GAhmAIpI means
" k ep hiH ord as he hss always done IL strikos
me, hOwtver, that II he Is kept n tho hesd Of his
army, vhiUh 10 alnost b composed Of the
pernals come when ho viii DO ooligod 10 tako tho
lead OF the i.voluton, should Kings and Enpcrors
play islse with him.
PARIS correspondent says;-- 1T is said that tho
intervio~ bat ssen the K,ug u Sardinia and sners
GAhBAipi, which vArpts telegr ANS have announced,
was MT the moct satisfactory. According - this
account, GAnBADi declared fraakiy 10 tho King
that Italy was betrayed, ana that ne should put HIM
self at the head VI tho u'on: and vIrrua ENAN-
UsL replied that he hoped thss he would MT commit
such absurdlty, but II he did N, thsre was no al
also again stated thst the French Government hes
resolved favorable dhpafchss froa tho Duke DE
0RAnnosr, ct Rome, and that tho Holy Father had
announced 10 tho Duke that After the Insurgents In
the Romsgna have returned 10 their which
hc prerumes they will do aer tho restoration Of tho
GiaDd Dukes, he will readily grsut oil tho reforms
recon mended by the Emperor rAroLHos."
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The Abomiua,isss OF Fashlons.

A correspondent of the Dayton Religious Tete-
scope, tie organ Of the Unitod Brethren Church,
Is much exercised at the prevalence VI some VI
tho fashions Of the present day. In regard to
earring the beard, afosr attempting TO refuts all
the arguments urged IN favor VI the tolerance VI
that appeDdage, he says:
To my mino, IL ssvors Of barbarian, and lack Of
civinzaton. To ministers " tue gospel SIT, In
tiino Of worsbip and tug and pull 1t their beards
like fank.e maid milking q goat, In paife.ty n
dlculais, aud Ia incompatible With their calling.
Shawl wearing Is titus disposed Oft
Tho same evil occurs In uinlstsrs of the gospel
weaving shAsL and tho reader WI. suffer inc to
mind him tbet these vulgar fashions, as = general
thing, take their origin In ans about houses " Ill
fame. Hence the black leg wUsn . shawl, nshi
copIs tbo merchant, 0or It u Ills Interest /, sell
theD). Next comes tho ia~ysr, aud tho doct and
last the minister pacing up la tho rear crying
ha.i gentiemon Of the shawl tribe, be 70 NOT CON
formed TO the world, but rather prove the world:
therefore admoniAn you under tho penalty Of IN,
calling, thai 20 come out from tue world, and b
scpaIstr, that 20 psrtake nt Of Lor plaques. Whci
" tho cry out like avalanche, ph yuioiAn
heal thyso tho poser of rrproof falls 70 the ground
and tte poor world. o informed preacher becomes
mere cyphsr IA tho Christian church.
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a. d. BAcEz, sup~insssa... :. .s.n@
Tast Survey, rspGts 10 ths Sssss-
liessnry that IN the proersss of LyS
o2sr1fSons on the coast % Mssns IA ,k
Lssue- Ccm'g A. MunRAy. u. 3. d. X
Coast 6urvey, dsvsloped the position 81 ~
bare at low ida OF Ogunoaff. II Il sSosft
mile and . half (nsuticiD nom that vilisrS ~
was unknown % tbs rssidsats % Tn sdl
coast. The rock risss boldly frpn shs ,SsessO
rom -four to sevsn atboms a wata bsing lSun2
N its In mediate vicinity, and u he OpG ~ q
Lsus; Cong MuRRAY, shosn - nafksi - 9
On tbs 20h uit., young IN s,svun w.
o,,;s nsmsa LousA fAuiIu, who bod -
quite sobsa,ion In San Hrancisco, = -
suese, was induced TO leave hss hsms b = -
nan named noRen bKAvRuY, whs - -
girl beltsve that she could maks 4 Agt..a r.
n. Y. In short time. Thsy lsft toastk1 -
the steamer Uncle Sam, but On ths pse,ae> II
Acspulen, the Captain q tbs stssmss s.scssAul
something wrong, snS On questioning ~ -
she told him thst shs had bssu hdnssd -
leave homo by SKRvRxY, bat bsisg haat1y
homesick, che desired 20 rstua homo n
Captain, on reaching ths pors a As0alsA -
qusinted the Amefican Csssul VIII tbs -
cumsiancas, and The gih was oymmixta - II
csrc, ard returned home by tho rstusu Nsuooe.
1be su' horities a. Acapulco hsving - turSna1D-
tion IN The csss, could not hold Hanvaax, ~
he continued on the steamer untn sks rsacheA
Panama, where he dissppesrsd
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nerrIss. D.-e-sic rra~rSy.

The Springfield, Mass, Repsbtca givea ths
followir q aticulars Of an attempt 70 murdsr 4
wis In southwick, Mass, alludsd TO IN sur
tslegraphic dispatches T1I'sl.
On Thursday afternoon, the 10Th inst, daughter
@ELrnr Hotooxr, Of soush~ick upon returning
homs from sc, oil about O'clock fouad her fathsr
and mother, whom she had left sf noon, abs mt frut
home, and the house vacant Surprising tbs. they
bad gone to remote part o. tho town On vis., she
passed the night, unsuspaciously, with ncighbor-
ing relative. On Frisay morning, a neighbor calling
af tho house about O'Clock, Was attrs sctcd by the
groans Of some person In the cellar. Upon going into
the cellar, tho wifo Of HoLonNB was found lyiog In
one corper, wtfsrng In blood and ncary sonseleas.
lpon her heed wofe found fve dreadful wounds
the scalp being torn and lncerAted, aud . piece OF
~ fonnd upon the cellar floor. At distance Of
abouttwo rvds nom hrs HoLooNB vs. found Als-gs
club, resembln piece Of scantinx, with trsocs of
bloody hands upon one end, and marks Of gore and
bits of hair upon the othcr. Upon oKsmin ng tho
o'M, tho husband, the day previous, wero
ard rants; inticNting that he murjt rvd HE wifc,
q he supposed, and then changed his clothes and
hed.
HoLoosR Is the son Of Hon AMAsA Horoosr. Of
Southwick. and = ab,nt 3S years Of ago, and has
hitherto sustained txcnlisut reputation. lie was
last seen at his house about o'clock Thuruiay
hternoon, In company with his ~t'o, aud apparently
In good nature. The assault probably occurred be.
tween that hour and o'c ock. The VIE ls a. ycl
unable 10 give an intesibls socount of the tras sac
ton, other than that she was beaten by her hus-
p.Ld The wounds are dangerous, and may provs
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The returns for Governor from nine 'son par
lshes, including New Orleans, give Moozs,
Democrat, for Governor 10. 1o2 votes, and W ellis,
American, 1907. Tho remaining parishes viii
largely Increase MOohh majority. The Con-
gressionsi delegation comprises three Democrats
and ops American. As far as has been heard
from, forty. niLe Dsmocrats, twenty nina Ameh-
cans, and four lnnspsnesats have bean elected
TO tho House II Representatives.