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SrIcIDE.-Mr. AdOlphus Dewey, an old
and respected citizen of Penn Line, Crawford
Co., Ia, hung himself in his barn, Sunday
A. VI. July 3lst. while in a temporary fit
of insanity. He had been gloomy and de-
spondent at times, on account of the frosts,
but nothing had occurred to give his family
any uneasiness. He was in good circum-
stances, about seventy years Of age, and had
lived on the SAM farm over forty years
LII
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In the Court Of
Common Pleas OF
TrumbullGounty.
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Supposed Murder in Cleveland

On Sunday morning, Mr.. Elisha I. Stcr-
ling. one of the prominent business men of
Cleveland, Agent and General Manager of
the Cuyahoga Furnace Co.. was found on
Bank Street, covered with blood, and just
breathing bis last from the effect Of a frac-
ture of the skull. There are strong suspi-
cions of foul paas. The testimony given be
fore the CORNER jury, showed that the de-
ceased had ken drinking and gambling
until late'on Saturday night.
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To the Voters of .0ss.

It is arranged that the two candidates for
Governor Of this State, Hon. VIM. en.4nni-
son, and Hon. R. P. Ranney, will discuss
the political topics of the day, before the
people of this Safe, at the following tines
and places, viz:
AT Tifin. Oh Tuesday, September 9th,
&" Dayton. on Thursday, September sth,
." Cleveland, on Saturday, September 10th,
q" Canton. on tuesday, September 18th.
GAINESVILLE, On Thursday. September 18th
"Chillicothe, op Saturday. September l7tb
Columbus, q Tuesday, September 10th,
The Central Copmitteeso Of the Republi-
can and Democratic parties at these several
points Will take steps to make this an
nounccmcnt-knes,. ap.eng the people as cx-
5snsively as possible, and to select the place
and time for holding the me- ,tings.
GEO. II. PARSONS ca Rrp.Cea C"m.
GEO. ". MANIPENNY. Oh. rem.
Cen. Com.
August (. 1850.
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,

An feeling the hand Of Time weighing heavily upon
tl-m, with all its attendant ills. viii ind IN the use OF
Hoofand's & .ruan Bittrrs. an Elixir that will instil
new life iutO their veins restore. In a measure. the
energy and iriur of more youthful days build mp
their shrunken forms. and give health and energy
to their remaining years.
Ask for RO9flaad's German Bitters. prepared by DR.
C III. Jackson, 4lo Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
They are sold by druggists and storek-epers in every
tpwn and village in the United States, Canadas, Yves;
Indies, and South America. for as cents per bottle
August ,. lc5g-2w
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ARREsTED.-Dr. Williams, notorious
about Youngstown in connection with coun-
terfeiting. &c, has been arrested for neg
Letting to return a horse and buggy obtained
of a livery man in Mercer county. Heresistcd
the officers stoutly, attempting the use of a
revolver, but was brought down by a club,
and lodged in Jail at Garfield.
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M1rriases.

In Braccville. on the 2l.t ult, at the residence
of Alexander Anderson, by A. y. Preston Esq,
Mr. HUNELTON WILSON, TO Miss ANN
MOVER, both of Warren.
In yarren, on the 9th inst, by Mr.. Jcdediah
Fifth. Justice of the Peace, Mr.. JOHN JONES
and Miss JANELEEk, both Of Mineral Ridge.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
A. Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
iunsbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland * Erie and Cleve
land s. Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, sc.
=. Mantua with Hacks fer RayenDa-
~ Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fa-ls. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead
willie. Bloomfield Garfield, sc
Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence by 2. 1t. "
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. I6, 1859. CHAs. l.. RHODES, supt.
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North Carolina Election.

P~ETERsBrRG. y. C.. Aug. G.
In the first Congressional District of Y.
Carolina, Smith, Opp. has a maj. over Shaw.
DEM, for Congress. of $50 votes. His
election is an opposition gain of a member.
In the 4th District l.. o. B. Branch's,
DEM, majority over Sanders. is 679 votes.
In the 9TH District Barton Craige is re-
election. In the 9TH District John A. Gil.
mer, Opp, is reelected by a increased ma.
jority.
Nothing has been hearcd from the I'd,
Sd and Sth Districts.
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From New York.

New YORK. Aug 6.
The steamship Jura will leave early to-
morrow morning for Liverpool. She will
take out S450,000 specie.
Michael A. Titus, formerly of the firm of
Himrod & Titus. -four dealers of this city.
died suddenly this morning Oh one of the
South Ferry boats.
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HEAVY OATs.-Mr. John C. Lee, of this
township has left us a stalk of Oats of a
black variety, which is a rare specimen
The head bears over 225 grains, all heavy,
and is itself IA Of an inch in diameter.-
With other stalks from the same root, this
would indicate a yield of 400 to 500 fold.
-Ashta6uIa Sentinel.
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Accounts from Naples state that the
volcano of Eesuvius was in an active state
Of eruption. A river of lava, flaming from
the crater, was already three miles long,
and was destroying orchards and vineyards.
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Early Closing Of Stores.

The following card appears in the Koungs-
toUn Register.
CLOSING OF SToREs-A CAnD.-We,
the undersigned Merchants Of this vii
lage. wishing to establish uniform hours
for the transaction of business. and hoping
TO benefit those engaged with us, have a.
greed to close our Stores every evening
Saturdays exccpted,) at eight o'clock
This arrangement to take effect on Monday,
Ealy 25th.
WARNER, SONS & CO.,
JACOB SPEIGLE,
HOLLAND & KING.
THOMAS II. WELLS.
KELLER, STAMBAUGH&
DAVID THEOBALD,
JOSIAH WRIT,
RAINY & CO.,
JEHU & SHEDD.
ARMS, MURRAY SEQ,
This list comprises all of the principal
merchants of YOUNGSTOWN, and while their
action is praise worthy in the highest de-
gree, there is no doubt but that in the end
they WILDE benefited pecuniarily. In the
first place, VIXEN it is understood by pur-
chascrs that stores will be elosed at eight
o'clock. they will govern themselves accord
ingly. and will buy just as many goods as
they would do if all the stores were kept
open until midnight In the second there
is no human being who can bear the strain
of fourteen and sixteen hours Of labor in
every twenty four, with IMMUNITY. The
brain, as well as the body, is oycrtasked,
and both arc benumbed and stupid. Clerks
who serve their employers faithfully, for
twelve or thirteen hours each day, deserve
two hours of rest. in which they can cult
vatc their own minds or enjoy good society.
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Mcssrs. Wasson & Co., car builders, Of
Springfield, Mass. have Just received an
order from the Pacha of Egypt for $4,000
worth of passenger cars, two of which are
to be finished in Oriental style for the Pacha
himself.
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Mrs. Brockham, of Huntington, Maine.
the who. about seventeen months
since, had four children at one birth, has
recently been delivered of three more, all
reported To he living. -
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NOTICE

NOTICE
~ There will he a petition presented to the Com
missioners Of TruuIhuI II County, Ohio, at their meeting
in September, lr59, praying for the establishments OF a
county road, beginning at 9 point on the east and
west road. running from the center OF Mesopotsmia
TO the center Of Bloomfield. on the township line be
tween said townships. thence north on said township
line until il intersects u ROAD that ru1s east and west
by John Eastou's.
BIOOIn6eld, AUGUST 10, 1859 Nv
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NOTICE.
~ John. T. Beaver, rlsintiG,l In the Court Of
Common Pleas Of
Calvin A. Mansfield. Jacob W. TrumbnItSouhy-
! Pattingsll. & Henry Chanee,
Defendants
Calvin A Mansfield. of the State Of Pennsyivania,
will take notice that John y. Beaver Of the County OF
| Truuhull, in the State Of Ohio, dill on the nth day OF
August, A. u 1859, file his Petition in the Court 81
! ComnoH Pleas within and for the said County Of
Truinbuli in the State Of Ohio. against said Calvin A.
| Mansfield and against Jacob w. Pzttingail ami Henry
Chafre. defendants. setting forth that hy a contract
In vri:inr bearing date the eth day of November. A.
| D, I~J2, tina Plaintiff contracted with said Mansneld
to sell him in fee a certain tract OF land situate IN
/ Bristol township in said county which ~ descrihed IN
sid Petition; that said Mansfield went into possession
of said tract Of land by virtue OF said contract. tnd
subsequently sold the same to the said Jacob W Fat
tingziI and Henry Chalee. sho new Claim an Interest
! tht rein: liza; the gum of six hundred and hfty nine
I dollars ard sixty-six cents il now due the piaintin on
said contract. that the said Mansfield has removed out
Of the state Of Ohio, and has no property from winch
the Plaintiff can recover said debt except by resorting
TO his lien on said land; and the prayer OF said peti
ton is for iu lgment against the said mansfield Tor
said purchase money now due. and in case the same
be not paid by the d. PENDANTS according TO the order
Of the court in the premises, that the land aiOresaid be
ordered to he sold, and out of the proceeds the costs
Of this suit he irst paid and as much as may be nee
essary applied to the said jail sment so to he rendered,
that the said Jacob W. Pauingail and Henry Chttiee
may be mad parties to said action; that they set forth
their respective claims To and liens on said land, and
that the said court settle and adjust with that OF the
plaintiE their priority: and the sail Calvin A. Mans
field is notified that he is required to appear and an
sHer said petition on or before the third saturday
after the fourteenth day of s ptemheI next:
JOHN 1. BEAVER, Plaintiff.
A,.,,s rab I2IQ g.
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C. R HUNT. Chairman Republican
Central Committee, TrnmbuA County.
JAS. DUMARS. Chairman Republican
Central Committee, MahOning County.
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Twenty Democratic papers of 4ississip-
,pi.sdvocate the r~e-opening of the slaye trade,
and NJ. Buchanan's Collector at TiekS-
burg. openly and ofcusivcly urges it as a
party meas7res
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GUNNER CASSlMERES & GRASS
y LINENS. NEW YORK STORE.
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CARPETS IA large assortment al
~ reduced prizes. fqr sale by
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WI. r. HUNT,
Deputy Secretary of State.


We think that our readers will agree
with the Democrat when it says: There
is no PaRiatiOn for The misrepresentation
Ct a public record so uotorious and easy
IF access as the Ia'cs Of q Statc"-not even
when the Misrepresentation comes from the
Democratic, full-blooded, ~pro-slavery Dep
uty Secrctaryof State of South Carolina
the NJ. HUNT who so aristocratically spells
his name with two is.
Although this Mr.. Hunt (Yitk the ex-
ira t. thus miSrctreSents, arithomt a pont-
0tion, VIC will DO the Southern papers the
justice to say that they seldom condcsccpd
to any such Justification, but leave quib-
bling and lies for the sole use Of Democrat
ic papers here at the North, which have
become wonderfully skilled in their use,
through long practice. The Charleston
Mercury, after quoting the law Of South
Caroliua, as published above. says of it:
1t is evident, that IN South Carolina no
one can vote unless he has been a citizen
Of this State for two gears.
Whether an alien can hola office at all
in S. Carolina, is questioned by some
since, under the amendment OF the Consti-
tuition, QS54.) all officers must take the
oath of allegiance to the State. No one
certainly can lie elected Il member Of the
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REPUBLICAN, sr!s~E TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM DESNiSoN, Of Franklin County.
0 lieutenant GOVERNOR.
ROBERT C.. KIRK, % knnE County.
Fer AT.pTTCG OF STATE,
ROBERT " IAYLER, Of MaLcnias County
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON z. RUSSELL, Of Clinton County
- TREASURER OF STAFF.
ALFRED P. STONE, Of .frtF&p GeSnty.
ron srrgENs IUpG..
MILITANT ,GE0LS0N, Of HAMILTON Couuty
a xEa,aER .roAEp PrPLIc WORKS,
JOHN B. GKEGoRY, OF Sciotc County.
a scH90L CoMMIssIQNFa,
Arson SaYTH, cf Lucas County.
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.ANIFI, HINES ESTATE.

~ Notice 10 hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
Estate Of Daniel lline, late 81 Truhlbull County. de-
ceassl. Lester NINE.
Dated al Gustavus, this 10Th Day o. tug ,IsJ9.-3S'
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Kentucky Election.
Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 3.
In 2G counties there is an opposition
gain Of 22oo. The Opposition have gained
one Congressman, and probably three.
MEMrms--Congress-District 10th,
Avery, Dcm.) elected by about 400 maj.
9th District-Atkens DEM reported
elected.
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NANTED-500 Ladies to buy nice
w Heel Caters. Congress Heel Caters, kd
Heel Boots, Kid slippers, M
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Jul
Au0nst l0,h. Iaj9. 6
uHERIFF'S SALE.

OIHEhIFF , ShIE.
- Amos s. Gray, In Court 81 Common Pleas Of
vs.. TrumLull County.
Robert Les lie.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumhull County. Ohio, to me
directed and delivered. | shall orer az Public Auction
at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in said
County, on
Saturday, the 9th day of September, 1889,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ. the
l,gal and equitable interest of kos=rt Leslie in the
following described real estate Situate in Hubbard
township. Trumhull COui ty, and bounded on the west
by lands " Madison Powers on the south BY lands OF
Hugh Love, on the east 10y lands Of Thomas Swarts
weller. and on the north by the highway running east
and vest through said township, supposed TO contain
thirty three acres Of land. Said Lesli-'s interest in
said lands supposed to be the undivided one sixth
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherin's Onice. Warren, AUGUST 10. !e59-5w
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Cleveland & Mahoning RAILROAD
AINL IaDLn-NU- %.
To take effect on and after February 10, 1889

~x1sa
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The electors are recommended 10 meet AZ
their usual places Of holding elections. on
Saturday evening. August 10Th, at Z
,Q'doek. T. NJ, for the Parp9se ef @ecdag
delegates to the county convention. It is
further recommended that at the same JFi-
mary meetings, delegates b eleete3to attend
the Senatorial Convention to he held at
Niles. on Monday August 22d, and that
the DELEGATES to both conventions be elected
.hyii ballot.
ZALMoN FITCH, Republican
g.S 5. HAYMAKER, : Central
T. ID. BARNES, Committee.
DANIEL FABLE.
Warren, July %, 1859.
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August Appointments.
DR H. TUBS will be in attendanc,

WARREN, National Hotel, Friday. August lsth.
kAVEsEA. Prentiss uoase. Tuesday. August sth.
A'HrABuLA, Ashtabuls House, Tuesday, Avg 10th.
For COssIhafieH BPOH all dissases Of the TAr0Gf,
Lungs, Heart, Li1sr, Stomach, BO1sks, kidHegs.
and Spleen. also. DroPsy. Gra1si. RheHmafisn,
Nerr0Hsxsss, Debility. DysPePsia. Female DissGs-
Is, -3gHs aHd Feuer. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood,
ErsPtiOBs. Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, both External and In
ternal.
For some tea years, DR.. TuBBs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach. In No CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
PoISoNs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WILL, OR TEAR DOWN TO BuILD UP AGAIN. The medi
zines can he taken with safety by the most delicate,
anil patients may remain at home, and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. ManJ
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the i~RdisPuta'
BILE evidences OF which can always be furnished
Invalids. however reduced or despairing, are invited
tOcall, and may he assured that no encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without 4 corresponding
prospect of recovery
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VNANTED-The Ladies 10 call and
examine the full and complete stock Of Caters.
Boots, Slippers, Children's shoes, &c.a'
JAMES McC0NNELL'S.
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THIS WAY TO
& OPDYCK Els

PATCH & Els,
TOBBERS of Ssddlery and Harness
% Trimmings, and the heaviest inland dealers in
Carriage gOOls, in the State Of Ohio, "aiOre,aid."
Prepared for q heavy spring Bits.
trade, by u full and complete n
stock Of goods in our line. We nohss'
invite the attention Of Carriage Trees,
others To- the variety and extent Rings,
Of the manufacture and J0bbing Cloth,
g gOUcv on band' Or made to or Fringes,
der Splendid single harness. Locks,
goo,l trimmings, FOOD workmen Joints,
enabirs US to turn out first rate Trunks
Jobs. Oil Cloths, Mats. Brushes, u-
Damasks. Siddles. (large, big. Ahahhhcs,
little and small. mems, youths, Tire nd,
eHsap. Whips,
PATCH & OPDYCkE, Snaps,
june 8. 1859. "AhNNN' 0ni Clips,
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Oregon Election.

ST. LorIs. Aug, 6.
Overland dates to the 18th have reached
jefferson City.
Incomplete returns from Oregon of the
Congressional election indicate the success Of
Stout, DEM, BY a small majority.
Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. G.
The following Opposition Congressman
have been elected-Bristow, in the Sd;
Adams. i'll the 9th; Mallory, in the 7th.
and L. I. Moore. in the 9th.
The fourth District is doubtful. The
remaining five Districts are Democratic.
The Democrats have a majority of about
thirty on joint ballot in the Legislature.
Democratic State Governor and State
Officers elected by probably 10000 maj.
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NEW STYLES DRESS TRIMMINGS
IN \ DIRK Torn.
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WANTED-Ladies TO buy Full Foa
Caters for so cents at
May IS, 1850 AMI McC0NNELL'S
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at 315 a AZ cents per 10.


Minister NcLdne at MndtiHan-Cdptue Of Jdlapa by the
Reactionists- Capture of Colona and San Bias by the
Liberals.
New ORLEANS May 8.-We have our full budget of
Mexican news by the Coatzacoalcos. Minister McLane
arrived at Mnatitlan the lst instant. After paying
an official visit to the consul he would return to Vera
Cruz on the 4th.
No military operations of Importance have occurred
since the sailing Of the Tennessee. Gen. Degoado at
tributes his defeat to the explosion of magazine which
destroyed large number of the artierymen. He had
retreaed with his army in good order forty miles, and
encamped at Tubucca, where he would recommence i'm
mediate operations against the city of Mexico.
Robes with party of the reactiOnsts, had taken
Jalapa and prohibited communication with Vera Cruz
under pain of death. Gen. Ampuda, with force of
liberals was near him, and battle was expected
Juarez had issued general exequator to all Ameri-
consuls and e-consus restoring those withdrawn
by Miramon.
Minister McLane issued circular in defense of the
Americans, maintaining that they would act in good
faith and with consistency towards Mexico.
The liberals had taken the ports of Coona and San
Bias, on the Pacific.
From the Brazos we learn that formidable conspira-
cy had been discovered at Monterey.
Mr. Garay, the new consulgeneral of Juarez for New
York, leaves Friday for New York and will imme-
diatey enter upon his duty
The Coatzacoacos left Minatitlan on the 18th inst
The U. S. soop-ofwar Brooklyn then there, with
Hon. Mr. McLanc, who paying an official visit to
u S. Consul Allen. Mr.. McLanG had addressed Ocam-
pa important letter, defending the United States
against the charges of Miramon's government.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-13

pa We had the pleasure, this morning, of visit
from our respected friend and former fellowcitzen T.
Loring Esq, who is in charge of the editorial de-
partmen Of the GoldSboro Tribune 1t heightened that
pleasure to find Mr. L. in very excellent health-look
ing better, in fact than we had seen him for years.
Mr.. Loring will remain IN Wilmington few days
and would be pleased to receive subscriptions adver
tisements for the Trlbunea very excellent paper to
read, and good medium through which to bring any
kind of business before the people of Wayne and adj
joining counties. We trust that he may be highly
cessful-DaHy Journal, llM inst.
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Laying the Dust.

1t rained little last night or carly this morning..
That we can for ourselves. We heard that it thun
dered too, but we did not hear the thunder, al
though it is said to have been loud enough to have
awakened the seepers, from which fact are in
clined to suppose that an emergency we can seeI
harder than the whole seven sleepy persons rolled into
one.
The little sprnkling which has hardly saturated thf
epiderms the very outsdecutice of the earth is ex
tremey grateful after the long dry spell that have
had and now that the weather has actually broke,
we do trust that it will continue the mixture and keep
broke until get enough rain TO do our sandhs some
good for the little we have had will all be gone before
the sun has been out two hours.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-13

MELANCHOLY DEATH.-Mr. w Ell. Mayhem, formerly
of Newbern, died on Wednesday last at his newly adopt
ed home in Rutherfordton, n. G. Mr.. May Thew left
this place about 10 months ago and went to Ruther-
fordton where he established school which we under
stand in quite fourishing condition and having
bought property in that mountain village, was making
arrangements to move his family thther but before he
could complete his designs the grim monster came and
summoned him hence
Thus in the midst of his usefulness has fallen kind
husband afectionate father ripe scholar and worthy
citizen. We understand his family will remain in New
bern.-Progress, 9th inst.