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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
EalSDEVeslf Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given to all the creditors Of
~ lsalc Allen, a petitioner ih Insolvency, l. be
ana appear before the Hon. 5. NJ. Bliss, District
Judge "l the Tenth Judicial Distlit, in and TOR Yuba
county in open Cuurt, at the Court House. in the city
OF MaysVe, on the eighteenth Gay OF July next "A;
iOo'clocA A. NJ. Of that day, to show cause, il any
they can why an ass gam nj of The estate nf the said
lhs0lVent Isaac Allen, should not be made and le be
discharged from his debts in manner prescribed by
statute.
by order Of the Hon s. NJ. Bliss District Judge Of
the Tenth Ju iicial District, and for Yuba county.
...... Witness my hand and the seal of said G, urt
:L s., alhNed, this lGih day Of June. A. d. 1859
WIN. SHABKEY,
jeiS 90l-w CLERK district Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
ScOal advertisements.
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
COUNTY OF Yrn4 ss.


STATE VI CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY oF YuBA SO.
District tO0rt-Tenth JudfcioI Dis,ri,
fIHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF CAt1popNt.
Il 10 JAMES LEVY and CECILIA LEVY Grast,,l.'ii
lou are hereby required TO appear in an action 90
hehetu against You As defendants, hy Henry uentsrh
as plantn, in the District Court uf the Tenth JnIici
Dsirlc IN ana for the county Of Yuba State II Cali.
IoIna' ana answer the complaint therein, (Which il
on NE wan the Clerk OF said couuty) within ten days
aiter service upon YOU Of this Summons (excusye Of
the Jay ot serVice II served In said county Of Yuba
or twenty days If served ut OF said county but in
the Tenth Judicial District Of the State OF California
or forty days If served out Of SAID District but within
the State or judgment by def ut will be taken against
yOuaccorlng TO tie prayer Of the said complaint The
said action IS brought TO foreclose certain Iudenture
OF Mortgage executed by James Levy, Of you deien-
dantS and delivered to the said plaintiff On the eighth
pay OF October, A. D., eighteen hundred and fifty five
- secure the payment OF certain prOmssory note OF
the same date, for four thousand dollars the said
mortgage being upon certain real property in the city
OF Marysviile, tuba county California together with
such other and further relief in the premises as To our
said Court may seem llghta proper, and II you fail
to answer the said complaint, the said plaintiff will
apply 70 the Court for the relief demanded $serein
iiy order Of the Court
...... Given uud my hand and the seal OF said
i. 5 Court, this 18Th day OF My, a D. 1859.
WM. SlfABKEl,
Clerk D strict Court.
BY NJ. II. DOBBINs, Deputy Clerk myl4-iaw3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

To PREVENT sheep from securing when first
turned to grass in the Spring give no salt
from the time they are turned out until after
shraring,-or, what perhaps is better, let
them have access to salt at all times. Summer
and Winter. Either plan will produce the
desired effect
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

Cows often have warts on their udd,rs. A
correspondent of the Country Gentl,man"
writes: Il have seen many, aud some very
bad, which have cured by simply washing
them after milking for one or two weeks,
with brine, which is my only remedy, and
has never failed Of a cure"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

HEREwrTu, SAYS a writer in the German
town Telegraph is my plan for keeping lugs
from my cucumber ana melon beds. 1t is
simply 10 cover the ground under the vines.
two orthrte inches deep. with find sand This
plan has been successful with me for eight
years.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

MEs. PAuriNeToN says that just before ths
last war with England. circumstances were
seen around the moon nightly. shooting sturs
perambulated the earth, the desk Of the sun
was covered with II ck srois of ink, and
comets swept the horizon with their o, eIic
tails. Everybody said it Ir,figated war,
and sure enough it did come. lts cosiiyeness
was felt through out the land, Tut the brave.
ry Of General jackson cxpiated the American
citizens, and foreign dominees soon became
Lye-woId.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

An English Admiral, beingabout to engage
n Spanish vessel thus addressed his mrn:-
My good fellows never let it he Mid that
We who live on prime beef and mutton were
beaten 10y those who have nothing to cat Tut
oranges and lemons"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

CosT OF EMBELLIsHING PARRIs According
to the Moniteur des Architectes, 1865 houses
have teen pulled down at Paris from the
year 1852 to 1871 Government Iaid for
hem an indemnificaiio n sum of l26.21l ,559
francs. During the same period, 6.552 new
houses, at the value Of 7l2 millions Of francs,
have been built Regarding hui. ding at Par.
Is IN general, % million fraLcs were spent in
1850, 26 million in 1851 2S millions in 1852,
and the enormous sum Of $50 million in 1856.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

HENRY VIII after the death of Jane Sew
mour, had some ffeulty TO get another wife
His first offer was to the Duchess Of Milan !;
but h-r answer was. "she had but one head
if she he'd two, one should have been at his
service
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

EGG PLANTS should not he set ont before
the end Of the month cover at nights for
week or two. The soil for egg plants must
be "s lich us it can I've made. They have
very small roots, and bear very large fruit
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

TIE power for good which n clean, frugal,
industrious, sensille W mHn cXrrces over
her husband ahd children is only exceeded
~ the power tor evil y hich is eX-rci.ed Y
a sl"venly, eXtrtv CANT. idle. foolish woman.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

PuAL PRY-A knowledge of the hero Of
the popular comedy is world wide. The fol.
lowing account Of the suggestion Of this
character, was given by Mr. Poole, the au-
thor, himself:
The idea of the character of Paul PRIV
was suggested by an aneedote related to me
hy beloved friend. An idle old ,dv. living
IN "A narrow street, had passed so much Of
her time in watching the affairs Of her neigh.
oors, that she at length acquired the power
oi distinguishing the sound Of every knocker
within hearing. 1t happened that she fell
III, and was for several days confined to her
bed. Unable to y serve, in person, what
was gong on without, she stutoned her maid
at the window, as II substitute for The per-
forh"nce Of that duty. Bot Betty soon
grew weary of the occupation She hccume
careless IN her report. and impatient aud
techy when repriunded for her negligence
Betty, what are you thinking al out don't
YOU hear double knock 1T NO.92 Who is
1t The first floor lodger, ma'am" "Bet.
ty! Betty declare must give You warn
ing Why don't you tell me what knock is
at No 54Y = why, lar maam. it is only
the bnker with pies" "lies. Betty what
can they want with pies at 542 They had
pies yesterday" :" OF this very point have
arailed myself Let me add that Paul Pry
WIS never intended as the representation Of
any one individual hut class. Like the
melancholy Of jacques he is conn ounded
OF mnny simples; aud could mention five
or >iX who were unconscious contributors to
the character"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

sally" said young man to a damsel
who had red hair keep away from me or
YOU will set ME ahre" No danger Of that"
was the answer "you are too green to bum"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

Is pu Ilished svery Saturday morning. ami contains
twenty eight columns OF reading matter. he aim Of
tie pl fishers will be tn make it good paper and
suitable fering for rends in tn Atlantic States.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

A celebrated cook wi o died recently has
had his ePit"ph written by some coekney-
Peace to Is ha he"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
DOtels and Restaurants.
MERCHANTS, HOTEL.

First street, MarysvilIe, Cal.
fS.sFA2r TEL E undersigned having leased the
s,sRIRHg above well known AMI popular Hotel re-
E:iT#s spectfully inform the travelling public. also
asskAsa those wishing a more permanent Home, that
they Intend keeping 1t rs fret class Hotel in all its
appointments, The Bedding, Furniture, AID Rooms.
are being thoroughly renovated, and having recent
adde several hue ia ny rooms It Is now one Of the
most comfortable Hotels in the State.
~ BAR ASD BILLIARD Rooms first floor OFFICE
up stairs.
The House is Open all Night,
mylS-my CHURCHILL & STANTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

PRoF, MAPEs now 6,rms one hundred and
tweniy'one acres near this City. II is stated
were Sll ,627 ss. His total expenses wers
$3l52 o. leaving him the handsome MT
profit Of Ss,375 6O-NeU York Times
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21

A SHORT DIALoGrE -Sentimtnta Youth
my dear girl, will you share my lot for lite q
Practical girl-"How large is your lot, Sir ?"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
TERWSoE The DAILY
PER WEEK FIFTY CENTS.

For one year, (per maiD D........ ......... $12 90
SIX months ......'.' ............ %
3" three - 60 49,. , ........ 5 90
ADVERTISING.-0ne square Of twelve lines anu
than six lines first insertion 49, each subsequent
assertion 81 So When Advertisements are inserted mt
itel walls, each insertion will be charged the first
Fir laf square Of six lines than three, first
tnse tion 81, each subsequent g. For three lines
less, first insertion 81 %. Monthly advertisements
OF foI square of II lines $40, When changed at the
end # each month"; extra charge will be made
For lalfa square of lines, and more than three
ines per tuonth, ~. Slr three lines per month IS
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21


NEW Medical SNit.--The most remarkable
I discovery IN medical science since the days of
1Gllen, is the Antphlo CYSTIC Salt recently discover
! elby Doct. F. Coggswell, of Boston. Iii per-
! feet substitute for the lancet, the leach and the
blister cure diseases Of an In aammato
ry nature. This wonderful combination OF chemical
salts not patent -dicne, bat the prescription OF
m ewnent physician. # cures only diseases caused
by Inflammation, such rs Rheumltisn, Brain Fever,
Neuralgia, Scroflla, Dyspepsia, Ulcers, Gravel, Asth
ma, Piles, Venereal anl cutaneous diseases, and in
short all diseases procee ling fro ndamaton, wheth
err ofthe head chest, lungs, throat abdomcn or ex-
tremties It's effect is to balance the fluids Of the
body and egudtize the circulation Of the blood II
operates in the prevention aud Of malignant dis
cases in precisely the same manner as tn. vaccine
matter which II resembles alike ip its Application and
effects This chemical combination is 50 powerful and
instantaneous in its results that the dose Is only what
will adhere TO q ill dipped in the Salt, and held TO
tnnpie for one minute The most asst unding results
hlve invariably followed its use In the Atlantic Sa.es
and thousands oftestn0nials to It's virtues can be
furnished, If required. WORKS. however, and moi
Farm what's asked for this Salt; try and il will
prove its own efficacy. 1t Is put up In achm pack
ages pr ce two oars, and will be forwarded By mail
of that sum addressed TO REDtNGrON 4 co. san
Francisco. Full directions accompany each rack.
age. As rs a supply can be receive. il will
be for sale by all Druggists in the state.
RICE, COFFIN SEQ,
Agents for Marysvile.
Genera Agents REDINGT0N & CO.,
mA263m Whol sale Druggists, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
MARYsvTLLE, CAL. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE
Spetial 0otites,

HOIlOwHy's Ointment aud Pills.-After all
other applications fail, lIolloway's Ointment guar
anted to heal liberated ieg or any running sore
without pain or danger In dyspepsia the Pills are
post v sppcific
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
BY A. S. RANDALL & co.

AS RANDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER
Nv. BLooR, W. BluLwARE, J. o. HEArLEY,
]. 4. RIDGE.
Publshers AMI Proprletors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
Groceries Provisions
AMI
LIQ u O r S,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EX STEAMER GOLDEN AGE.

TUST RECUIYTD AT THE EL DoRADo
- CIGAR STORE, and now opening for sllp by
X. Law &c CO.
A large and Il selected stock Of the finest IIAVA.
Ma CIGARS. w call the particular attention of
the ira te, to the following brands
Army and H,vy Club Regalia Britannica;
La Flor de Henry Clay "
4 npano,
sahiura
Vuelta de Abajo,
Alvarez,
Frazer River, " de Lonires
Daniel Webster, &C., &c.
Also. large assortment Of Imitation Cigars Vir.
ginia Tob lcco, Cards, NJ .tshes, SluL Sc
Having completed arran cement TO receive
Go,Ls by every Staamers arrival, we are now nre.
pared 10 sell Gods cheap as any other house
this sile of San Fr ncsco.
To Our Retail Customers
We call your attentiou - the fact that we arr stll
selling the BEST HAVANA CIGARS 1 FOR 81 cts, 4,
which At any time compete with the best for so
cents Cigars.
L. LAVY g. CO.,
FL Dorado Cigar Store 38 d street,
myN-lm near Wells, Fargo Cos Express Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
MRS. POSTON'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
EsrREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
MI"ySvjIIe.
FASHION SALOON,
OPPOSITE CALIFORNIA STAGE CO.'S OFFICE,
ID StrOOt,
NTAIsYS WILLIE

II. $. DOCKERY, Proprietor.
3EAFHNfs purchased the Establishment former
q ly known as the "Atlartic Teegra h." | re-
speclfullv inform my renls and the pHbic generally
ihrt vii be happy to see them at the above well
known Establishment, whore will keep constantly on
hand choice supply Of ENGLISH ALE, PORTER,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c, Wholesale and Re
tai.
liberal discount made to the trade on ENGLISH
ALE and PORTER.
RS. DOCKERY
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
QalIp 0atlonal democrat.

A CHINESE HELL-A correspondent Of the
Baltimore American thus Describes repre-.
sentation Of the punishment Of the wicked,
after death, according to the Buddhist theol
ogy, which he witnessed on the suburbs Of
Canton:
After walk Of about mile we came to
the Temple of Horrors" This is hOrri-
Die pace-that is. the scenes are hideous-
me Intention is to represent what tad man
would suffer after death II is composed Of
Ten o'terent groups of statuary, made of
ei"Y' ana many Of them are erumbling to
pieces. The first group represents the trial of
tne man. he Is surrounded by his family and
fnends, who are trying to defend him; the
second, where he is condemned and given
over to the exeeutiOner; in the third. he ia
undergoing semi-transformation from the
man to the brute; the fourth, where he is nut
into a mill with his head downwarls, and
being ground up; his dog is by the mill lick
ing up his blood.
In the fifth scene he is packed between
two boards, and is being sawed down length.
wise sixth. he is under large bell, which is
rung until the conclusion Kills him; seventh.
The man Is placed upon rack, and the exc.
cutioners are tearing his fesh with red hot
pincrrs; NINTH he is in a caudron of boiling
lead; the tenth scene represents him upon q
gridiron. undergoing the process of roasting.
In all Of these scenes his family are present !;
also large figure who represents the Judge,
eXecuiioncrs, little devils, and various iustru.
ments Of torture.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Ice corner Maiden Lane and Second Street
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 10, M.-The money
market continues stringent, with an active
demand. The best paper is selling in the
street at II 10 per cent. per month; EX-
change IN better demand
The market is finer for hogs, the feeling
il decidedly better this morning, and the
buoyancy increased as the day Advanced
The receipts are not excessive, and this
seems to inspire both buyers and sellers with
more confidence. An advance of 2Jc was
established; sales of 1900 heao at 5G5G2
3 10; receipts in the last 81 hours 900
head, and for the week about 5000; re-
ccipts for the season 3I4, 900, being within
10000 of the whole number packed last sea-
son. Mess pork held higher, holders gen
orally. asking lG 25916 80, and in some
cases as high as II 90. Bulk meats offered
at Gas. Green meats firner; 1000 pieces
sold at for shoulders, and y for hams
Flour unchanged and dull; sales Of zoo
bbls at 30G05 40 for super. Whisky I'M
changed; the demand is fair; sales Of 800
bbls at 223, including wagon lots. Sugar
firm and in good demand at 8zG19. Molas-
ses firm; 500 bbls sold at Al. Coffee steady
at 1908. Wheat duh; prime red l l8G
20. Oats dull, and declined &c. Corn II
good demand; receipts light. Barley firm
and in good demand; sales of prime fll
at 70. -i .t
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -, M.-The flour
market continues quite firm, but the de-
mand is limited, both for shipment and
home consumption; sales of supertine at
3 31@5 81; 300 bbls extra sold at IS
extra family ranges from 0O0G so. Rye
-four 81 Cornmeal ; 70. The receipts
of wheat are increasing, but the demand is
only moderate; 5000 bushels sold at 81
al IS for red; white l 40@1 40. Rye is
lower; sales at Sc. Corn in good request,
and supplies coming forward freely; sales
of 10, 200 bushels new yellow at 81 for dry,
and 5 for damp. 1000 bushels oats sold
at 43M45 Coffee is in good demand; 15,-
600 bags Rio sold at l1l@12. Sugar adj
vancing; sales of Cuba at 7079; New Or
leans 8I083. No change in provisions
and but little doing. Whisky firm at 274
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Special Notices.

FPgepepsfa.- That most .~oE0EssOHts
ard painful Of ali diseases, it is ascertaiue3,
can be efectuaIiy cured Many have been the prep
aratons gotten up TO effect this object but, with
solitary exceptions, We believe all have failed OF
their purpose. DR.. J. Hostcter's Stomach Bitters
tine one referred to-howover has proved such
iv.'luab! remedy for all diseases OF the stomach
that no at All cony, r,s~t with lis history, viii
question lis ei;aay iii or the charming
character. Thousands by the frequent Of the
Bittors, have enjoyed equally speedy and eectua
restoration 10 bysical strength and visor AIivho
are suffering ft"Ia diseases arising FROM foul stoH
acl, should moi C.iI OF hesitate to use it.
Sold ny rrnasi=ts and ie1lers generally, every
where. deco
NoIIosoog's E'slis ere rae bsac0rs aTes
of health TO all nations, whether civilized savage.
In and the debility generated by excuses
OF any Kind, general prostration of the system,
til cir effect is at the time renovatng and re
storative; they drive from the system the morbid
cause Of aiment and bring bach the frame 70 its
pristine vigor and health
Sold at the manufactory, No. 50 8fnidon Lane;
and by all Druggists, at 25c., CSC, aud 81 per pot
or box. go deco
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our speciaI River Despatches.

PIrrsBURG, Dec. 10, M.-River feet
inches by the pier mark, and rising slowly.
Weather cloudy and damp.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 10, P M.-Riger rising
slowly. Scant 81 feet in the canal, Snow
ing fast. q
ST.LoUIs, 10, P M.--River Stationary
An arrival from below reports the channel
cut out, making i've feet steamboat water
between here and Cairo. Weather cold and
cloudy. "a
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10, Weather cold,
and favorable for pork packing The river
has risen % inchesin the last 48 bouIs.-
Twenty-Five feet four inches water to the
fails.
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By If you wish to purchase any fine
goods in the jesTolEy- line, you viii do well
to call at the auction room and look at the
fine lot that Messrs. VERT & DoRLAND are
selling. They have also a fine lot of silver
plated table ware It is we'll worth your
while to call and look at their cases well
filled with rich goods, and if you wish to
purchase, you can geta cheap bargain.
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l. RITTENBERG - the man who may
be said 60 almost give eyes to the blind-de-
sires US to state that he has been induced to
remain in our city until Friday next. He
does this in order that those who have
hitherto neglected to supply themselves with
a pair of his celebrated Pdntascopic Specta-
sctes may yet have a~chance to do so. The
superiority of his spectacles over those in
common use is generally admitted.
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=
platform sulUptels Ia California SIIce The l'tst
session of Congress. II was almost literally
copied from the 0hio platform, drawn up
by MIR. Pugh himself. He stated that be
understood the Kansas Nebraska bill to
mean-adopting for that purpose the Ian
guage of the President who signed the bill
giving his own Interpretation of it, as
founded on the message Of January.24, 1856.
He also quoted the resolutions adopted by
the Florida Legislature in December lS47,
in support of his position. He said his OBJ
ject was to show that various attempts are
| being made contrary TO the opinions form
lerly entertained by the Legislatures of the
Southern States, to break through the Prin-
ciples of the compromise of 1850, and TO
| break through the covenant of the Kansas
/ bill, and on that text to preach sermons on
the soundness of the Northern Democracy
| He quoted from Mr.. OWNS speech in Grass
| Valley, where it is stated chat Mr.. Douglas
was removed from the chairlnauslip OF the
Territorial committee on account of his
views on the Kansas bin lie would not
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Reeclprs by Railroad.

December ID Do
Geo Foster Go, loads hogs. box drum
fgs, boNe= FFGHes. z boxes and bbls puts2 boxes
fruit, boxes OIL box glass, box groceries-Prss-
ten Bros, l3 empty boxes. half barrels-I d
Crane, - bbis GOUr-ToDf Long, bds saddle
trees-P O. q Riley & Co. 20 boxes CLOCKS, II boxes
clock w gifts, 1G boxes shoes-T Richmond, bas-
kets hqEOT. 3 bbls liquoF-J Fleming, II rolls death :
era huTtZ, box candy-Dobeil & Cunyngton, 1
box hcOks-A Rush, box glasswarc-Auditor Po-
-ey county, box booGs-Ar cher f Mackey, cases
-hoes-L essler, box mdse--ShFoeder y Is chr,
tobaccO-fhip UUreT ,23S hogs lieads-I3ToWH
& Aikmsn, il64 kegs lard s
50. A.-E. sHRADER. Agent
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- is gaia to he . fact rot penerally

E tits said to boa fact not generally
known that the greater part of the inhabi
tants Of Harpers Ferry are foreigners and
Northern men They are for the most part,
mechanics employed in the various depart
ments Of the armory works, The Yirginians
account for the easy conquest of the Ferry
BY Brown in this manner Since the out
break, all of those mechanics who were
known to be adverse to slavery have been
required to seek employment elsewhere.
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LADIES. ATTENTION -!

LELL LADIES WHO FISH 10 TRESERT'E
IN their health, viii find a preserVatise at Ne.
Second street, in the shape OF very fine quality
of thick snIed Morocco, Kid, and Cali Heel Boots
a large lot Of Misses and Chillrons Heel Boots, at
reduced prices Also an extra lot of LASTING Hrcl
Caters, thick soies. No trouble TO show gnods-
Ladies, come alld judge for yourselycsf ana deter
mined to sell cheap and good shoes. LOOK to yoir
own interests You save money by buying good
homemade shoes. Gum Boots, RHbbers. luotlp
Shoes, Sandals, and other styles Of over Shoes
JOHN BASCH,
dccI2 No Second st., Evansville Ina
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WAsnNGToN, Dec. II, M-The Demo
cratic Senators. spent several hours in eau
Gus this morning, on the subject of pub
lie printing, but adjourned without making
any nomination, there being conflicting
views.
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A. E. sHRADER. Agent.

SrABB1se .AETKAY.--An Irishnlln named
JOHN McCAafY3got into a difficulty With
another named RloHARD MeGREeoRY, ia
which he stabbed the latter in the back. 1t
seems they had fight on Sunday, in which
McGREGoRY got the best of it. Yesterday,
MCCARTY, TO make the account square, re-
newed the quarrel, IN which he gave the
fatal stab. The physician, DIR. WALKER,
thinks McGREGoRH wound will prove fatal.
MCCARTY was committed to Jail on charge
of assault and battery with intent to kill.