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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28
Notices,

We have on our table the Home MAGAZINE
for August, equal we think to any OF lis
predecessors. Price $500 per Annum. The
publishers failed to send us the July num-
Der.
Petcrsons Ladies National Magazine for
August has been received. This number is
particularly interesting, and will give gener-
al satisfaction. Price So per Annum.
Great Republic Monthly.-With ngc this
valuable periodical increases in interest. We
have been pleased with it from the first issue
and with pleasure observe a grave effort
upon the part Of the editor, not only to OBJ
tain new, but to attach old friends more
firmly. The number for August which is
before lis will be read with avidity. Price
90 per Annum.
TIE Constellation. This is a Monmouth
Illustrated Sheet, being 100 in. BY 70. and is
the largest paper published in the United
States, If not in the worli. An Gnterprizc
so magnificent should meet with encourage
mcnt, but we have our doubts about the
publisher being sustained.
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RAILROAD 1RoS.-The ship Elizabeth Bib
by, from Newport, Wales. with cargo Of iron
rails for tho Alexandra, Loudoun and lamp
shire Railroad Company, reached Alexandria
on Friday lar. The ship had on board $50
tons Of T rail.
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For Families and Manufacturing Estab-
lishmonts.
r EFT Manufacturers, Plantcrs, Farm RS, House
II Keepers, or any other persons in search OF
an instrument to execute "uy Ejrd # NcwirY
a"ic tame y machinery, make snIc hey secure tie
beet, By examining ours before purchasing.
~ SAMPLES OF WORK SENT BY MAIL.
What co"ststot,s a yoot .ScriHg .Machi"c?
/. II ehould be well made, simple in lis con
stmuction rnd easily kept in order.
>. 1t should make 6yh lock sitth, alike
on both SIDES OF the material.
). 1t should SOW any and all materials that
cnn be sswed.
l. Itshould be nhle to use Cotton, Thread,
or silk. directly FROM the spool.
5. 1t should be able 10 sew from coarse Ia
ine, and from ,lich to thin, with ragidity, and
| without changing the tension.
| 9. 1t should be able to make tbs tension
| greater or less, on both the Under and ulp.l
! threads, and with uniformity.
7. 1t should have n sfrrigh' needle; Gu eeo
| ones are !inble to break.
| g. The needle 5heu., have perpendicular
! motion. This is absolutely necessary for heavy
WORK.
.. It. should be capable Of taking in th'
| largest picccs of work.
TO- 1t should be able to bind with binder
hem with hcmRer; should stitch, fell, ruI
and gather.
| II. 1t shout DC always ready to work.
| L. 1t should be capable Of using the SAINT
size Of thread on both sides of the work, and o
using different crlored thread ~ silk, above OF
below. to correspond with any two eolors o
| cloth to be united
| 49, 1t should he able to makea iorgor shor
stitch.
| -. It should be able TO fastrn off he seam
| and commence sewing tightly at the first stltch
Is. 1t should run easily und make but LITTLE
noise.
| 10. 1t should have n wheel feed; none oih'
| ers are in constant contact with the work
II. 1t souuld nat be- liable to get out at order
Is. il should MOI lie liable to break th'
| thread, nor skip stitches.
| 10. 1t should hothc necessary to use screw
driver or wrench TO set the ncodlc.
| 20. 1t :! gu!l moi be liable to oil tie opera
! tors dress.
| 81. II should net fo.m ridge on the under
side, n or r.vei out, n"r lac vast full "t thread
ms Is the case with al ciai" siitch machines.
20. 1t should not he more trouble than 1t Is
worth"
%. Finnle-All ofthcsc advantageous pos
sesscd bv our Sewing Machines.
LADD, WEBSTER 4 co.
| Jppn o iS5p-Iv
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NThursday Morning, July Is, 1859.

Agents for the Civilian e. Telegraph.
Tho following are the only agents Of the oi.
william 4 Telegraph. authorized to collect and
receipt for moneys due this Office.
IA. RUrnaAUFF. Baltimore.
JoY, Coz b Co., Philadelphia.
JoY, Coz Co.. New York.
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GSscGrA.t:.lNs
R'faaL 4 u3E.h.PaalA.

EPidc"1c DaSfoSfs.
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of
the nw full destruction Of Llmup lite, ctufcd by
sexual diseases. uLd the decelticns ,ruc,,ced
upon the untortunate victims Of sucL dj,tascs
ty Quacks, several yehls ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as q (nAM1AHIE Acr,
worthy Uttheir name to tl,na Lisp.iinIy for
the treatment Of this claty Of discnsos. in oil!
H. cir FORMS and to give MlilCAL ADVICE
GRATIS 10 pll 40 rrllv hy letter y th a
dcscrir;ion OF tie!r conaitiop inlc, uccu, Gtiou.
habit. Of life, &c. J md in tnses of o.,r,u,
povcr,y and sufeling. TO FrISlsn rrr,c,srs
rur.,F Cu,pcr /; i. needles. ia add in.
;!,e Association command, he li.I,st Medical
sEiil Of thrnpc.upd will finnish ~ m,stnn-
,tovcJn",I.In ir,otuc,t.
Tie Directors of the Asscciotitr, In thelr
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Brick Dwelling House

and improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale to be cash on the day Of salc.
and upon payment If the purchase money Il
a good IN Il sullcient dee d vii! be made t. the
purchaser. W. W. MckAlG'
July l. 1Sj9--ts. Trustee.
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On Saturday. 30th Of Juiy, 1850.

at II o'olcck, a. NJ. OF said dny, at the -.
Nicholas Hotel, in the city Of Cumberland, all
that Lot or parcel of ground known and dis
tin guished on The Plot Of ELEPHANTS AD-
DlTIoN 10 tie town Of CUMBERLAND' rs
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Nos. II and IS,

as described in the mortgage from the sn!d
john ngabaugh to the said Be"ll and Eek
les dated on the 27th day Of February lS46
and recorded in Liocr II. B. No. !, foiios GIG
md /. u Xci tb the
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Atlegany County, as Count OF Equity,
in the case of Alpheus Eeall and Samuel Ell K
les Trustees against John and SARAH T. Long
ol.or,L 7 ,siIl coll IT nublic sale,
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Imporls Exports. Trans. t0Il, n SUe.
1855, 25.iG3.5lO 2l2.sll 7l70i0 3,93' .93l
1856, 25.54a,t9o 226 sGG $685. 4GS5 235
1857, % OI4Sl9 1909 49, $50 1859 9lG
The total revenues, reduced to dollars, We're
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THE REMEDY again Triumphant.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

= 4s1 "A II alC-1 L1As
G2ADoPd1 Sko II - u 4 co %
DIR. WIN. e. HOYT,
OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Located in the Arcade, opposite Post Once,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
SSTHERE he introduces to the notice Of
| w those fiji cted with any form Of Private
| Disease, the FRENCH SYSTEM of Cure. This
class OF complaints he has made speciality for
| the last / years, and the knowledge he has OF
( the NEW METHOD OF TREATMENT now in opera
! ton in Paris, and the Hospitals of this coun-
| try, warrants him in saying that none of the
| forms the diseaqe is wont TO assume, is Uithouf
a yUre, Quick and Permanent Remedy. The
rem edies employed by the Dr. are free from an
| offensive Taste or smell, contain no mercury
| and require n0 change OF diet, business or
/ pleasure. Persona can be cured at home by
| stating their case and addressing DR.. WM. i.
| iIoYT. Male and Female, who have Sperma-
! torrhoa or Nocturnal Emissions, lose no time i,
but consult the DR. and get his Specific, which
has saved Thousands from the grave. and which
is warranted to cure this disease in from S to
. weeks or tho money rctRdea. Price $40
DR.. HoYT is also agent for Or. Dumas Femole
! Monthly Pills. No femalu should be without
them They car truly be called the "Femnle's
| Friend"
| A dcsideratum has been gained in the rrnc-
tice of Medicine hitherto unattHinable by the
medical faculty. DIR. DUMAS has used these in
his practice in psris (Which is the largest Of
any Physician in that city, for years, and new
er during The so years practice, has he been
known to have failure. There Pills have been
approved by the Ecoic dc Wedicine, fully sane
| toned by the NJ. R. C. s. of London, Edinburgh
and Dublin, as a never falling remedy for pro-
| ducing the CatcInental or Monthly Flow
! Though perfectly harmless to tbe most delicate
! yet ladies are taruostly requested not to nj o
! tohc their condition, (if pregnant as miscar-
riage would ensue. Frice 81 per box sentby
| mail.
! DR.. nuNAs' FEHAIE PRcIEcII'q 1SsIRrMEsT,
, patented and protected BY DR.. psMAs, OF Paris
! and sanctioned by the College Of fbyticiavs
/ and Surgeons of London.
! This lnStrumsu ut enables those phoGe health
! or circumstances do not permit Of IN increase
| Of family, to regulate or limit their ofsprin G
without iDjuring the constitution. The Instru-
| ment is perfectly aAfs, II metallic substance or
tcring into it's composition it will Last n life
| time without getting out of order, and cannot
| fail. 1t car We carried about the person and
used without interference TO the oonjugal rela =
| lions of the married state. Those who do not
! find il a. reT resented can have the amount of
its coat returned. Sent by mail to any part Of
! the United tateo and Canada on the receipt Of
| SIS. Don't mistake the name or place.
DIR. VIM E. HOYT,
| March "a, ls59-ly. Syracuse, n Y.
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= st Time for Sewing CiGyCrSGcd.

Thos. r. Ranlley. En- in the .S2sth-
ern RI inter-, gives Tie following as lii
experience in sowing clover seed
At what seemed very favorable
M in FEBRUARY, 1854. | commenced
, vim clover seed Something inter
ring | did not finish before The tenth
:. Aptil. Finding that whereas what
ms s1yn in FEBRUARY did not stand ut
n, what was sown in April, stood very
veil. / concluded in 1888 to try again
the relative advantage of seeding at diff
.,.cu' :imcs. Therefore | seeded part
IL FEBRUARY, part III March, and part in
pril The result was, that although
;aat s"wn iu FEBRUARY was on tobacco
Its, that sown i'll Apr! On the old field
s,,oi much the best That sown in
.ouary and March was tolerably good.
ais wear have sUwn altogether during
X iils. week in April, and now it looks
yaty haely, having come up well did
hing to it after sowing. In April. |
euleayorcd to select time when the
g.,uul was dry; in the other months
wen the ground was puffy from freez-
ing aud thawing.
81 would also report that last year
r.uicucel sowing guano broadcast for
;ohaceo, previous to bedding up the land;
i-nt a. the suggestion Of Il neighbor,
p tndoncd that plan and put the balance
IN he drill, using equal quantities; the
subscq ueut treatment was the same.
4
pounds at the time of killing the tobac-
70. The result was very greatly in IA
yos Of that upon which the guano was
sowo broadcast it being much earlier,
larger and ripper"
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Pictures! Plctures!!

A L. SMITH would respectfully announce
N, to the citizens of Cumberland and sur.
rounding county, that he has just received from
the east II whole sized Camera, one of the lar
gcst that has ever been in this city. lie is n ow
repaired to make full size Photographs, Am
brotypes and Hoilotypos ns we'll AZ all of the
smaller sizes, on the most reasonable terms.
make no prctensious of being the cheapest,
but do claim to do my work in the most ar
tistic and workmanliIte manner, in proof of
which you have only to call and examine spec
linens.
Operators supplied with pure hemi calls fmy
own manufacture on reasonable terms. Gall cry
and Reception Rooms . doors North of Post
Office, Bait. ST.. Cumberland, Md Also agent
for the sale of steroscopic Boxes and Views of
all parts of the world.
Oct. 81, 1859. A. and r. q. copy.
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New Arrival of Jewelly,
New Books! New Books!


lust published and for sale by Anlrows 4
SwartEwelder, under ST. Nicholas Hotel,
Baltimore ST., Cumberland Md.
Forty -Four years of Hunters Life, being
"reminiscences Of Merback Browning, Mary
land Hunter, price, fl25
My Thirty Years out Of the SEN
ate, by Maj. Jack Downing - leo
The Tin Trumpet or heads and
tails for the wise and waggish, LIS
The Cavalier, a Novel by G. p,
James, LIS
The Art of eAtsmpore fpeaking, l.oo
Memoirs of the Empress Cn,harne
the Second, 10y
Irvins's Life of Washington vol 2.oo
Ben Sylvester's Word by the au.
thor Of the Heir of r odclyffe, " So
The Pillar of Fire, by Rev. j. H.
Ingraham, l.2o
Love me Little Love ME Long,by
Charles Read, l.0u
The Convalescent, by n. p. Willis LIS
June 20, 1859.
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Plaster! Plaster!

CoFT stone Plaster, Just received by Canal
: and for sale in qusnti'ies 10 suit purcha
sers. by O. c CLARKE Co.
Centre ST. revt door 20 lutheran hurct
Cumberland. Eov.S, 1850. Al F6.
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VIM. r. BEALL 4 CO.,
DEALERS ALL KINDS OF

Chewingand Smoking Tobacco,
pIpES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &C.,
Baltimore Street, neer the Railroad Depot
CUHBERLAHD, MD.
DErURN their thanks for til" patronage here
~ tofore extended to the late firm OF u. s.
WATTS { CO., and 5tSs leave to lnHlt" me
attention Of purchasers 10 their NEW Sl"Ch,
which iseoluposed Of, in pant as follows, viz!
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GARS always on manu-
SNUFF, PIPES, &C,
the best Brands Of Tobaccoand Sc.
gars and in great variety. They respectfully
Solicit a call from dealers in their line. feeling
assured of their ability to pleHse those who
may favor thcmwith visit. July %, 1858.
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So q w all Paper.
F T S0MEKKAMP.

PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER and
UPilOLSrERER, also DEALER in
Paper II lngings, Borders, &C., of all kinds
We have Just "cturned from the Eastern mar
kets, and he is now opening the handsomcst
and best selected stock OF Paper HaHgiHgs, Bor-
ders, Prinis &C., ever offered in this city (all
Of the very latest stylcsy and according to
quality VIII be sold as low as they can be
bought tlis fur west OF Baltimore. We men
ton in part, Odhs Sdtins, HcdjWm, and Conn
mon Paper HrHgi"ys, from ia cents up; also
CoRus, tSsELs, BlSpINGs, &c BLINDS, Ven
titan, India, transparent, and other kinds.
= "a TT l. :. Js4E - g ES,
o: all kinds and sizes ON hand and made to or
der. Old mattresses and old Venetian blinds
d)nc up 10 look - we'll and be as good as new.
Thankful for past fuyOrs, l would rcspect-
fully solicit continuance Of the same, ana III
wife the public generally to call and see my
goods, learn my prices, then judge for thcmscl-
veg. am now prepared /, execute amy work
in the papcIing line in or out Of Cumberland,
ind warrant tho same 70 be done in the best
manner, with dispatch and in the latest city
style, The work d, ne BY US for the last II years
in and :or many miles around our city affords
us the best of recommendations.
n5s- At the old stand, MCIenry's Row, Bal.
tiuore street, Cumberland, Nd,
Feb. 10, Oily.
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h0LLD WAY0S PILLS.
ii ROO.r To THE SICK,
tsE>pCEfs i'll.

The great scOurgc oF this continent yields
quickly t" - course Of thesenntiscptic Pills
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone; no matter in N hat hidcOus shape
ths hydra Of disca exhibits itself this scarch-
ing and uncrring remedy dspcrscs it from tn e
patient system
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ftE7Tzs S ! o O .seaG

70 Science and Fame.
| Personally appeared before mo, an Alderman
ofthe City Of Philadelphia, II. i. IL ELMBGLD,
Chemist, who being du.y sworn does say. that
his preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or injurious Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
II. 7. HEMBOLn. Sole Manufact urer.
Sworn and suhscribci before me this ?3d day
of November, 1854. WIN. ?. HIBBARD,
Alderman.
, 1859-09-21
had Sharing. for At. Louis County.


fcW das ago We CaTe . statement Of The
liabilities ofle county for the ensuing yeas, by
which it appred that the county required i,p-
wards Of $A.0ID for ne1t years interest aud
principal ohts debt, oyer and abore the sum
demanded fe tte present year. " e now gire,
in nnother ctuun, Il statement Of the disbn1se-
nents Of thaonty Treasury, from the tirxt OF
Januarv to lat iaturday, embracing the items
cashed for al!conty. school and road PURPOSES
We add 10 thi1 ependiturt for eight months and
seventeen days,ths former statement Of the
sum paid thus for interest and principal Oh
bonds, {a05, ,445}t appears that the actual dis
bursement Of sh since the commencement
or the year, fro the treasury Of the country,
reaches the enonona aggregate Of seven hun
drea and seveF thousand two Hundred and
nine.y.four dolls! 1t ~ enough to make the
heart OF every n-paYer quake With fear At
ment for tweivnontas. upwards Of one mill
ion Of dollsls.lnd Jet we have shown, in
former articl. that next year aa addition
al sum Of tvo>undzed and forty-four thou
sand dollars Il BE- required to meet our
accru ng lsb;Ies and provide for the pay
meat ot natuEg bonds To further con-
pfcate o9r, 6pFi1 difficulties we h1re heard
Il estimated bysmpeteut authori y-no other,
in fact, than th County Treasurer that there
year Of &2D,N below tho expenditures, and
without = redEiou of the expenses. the de-
fcirncy next yf wilt be half a million.
We suggest tise matters now, because Of the
impending e1i.iu our financial history Wat
With IN e1peud,re OF million each year-a
deficiency in rgip pts OF quarter Of that SUN
70 meet the casn1 e1pendatnse-and the pros
peetire fncrea within twelve months Of onlr
tfide leas thaaaother quarter Of a million, il
there not roon3or The deepest concern. Hope
less bankrupt or f1gh,fni taxation stares MS
in The face r hope is in The speedy inzugu:
ration Of prafal economy, and An early re-
treucAuent.
, 1859-09-21

Those whose interest in Italian affairs was
not Terminated by the peace Of Viflafsancn, aud
who ret keep pace with the progress Of the 1tal-
iau people toward freedom and independence,
see in tho new complications constantly arising,
hope that the war against the despotism Of
kipg-cratt and pricst-crafe,- mny bo renewed
viii, brighter and better prospects for the lib
eral cause; At least they see that the 1talinn
question has grown to such magnitude that the
Conference at Zurich cannot dispose Of it, md
tLat it MUS, l'c finally referred to IN European
Congress for adjudication. We hare not the
most exalted opinion Of the humanity Of even
that tribunal; Lrt in Democratic America it
seems impossible that the representatives ol
the leading powers can solemnly sanction the
reprcssiyc and inhuman policy which the Em-
peso. Of Austria aad the Poor Old Pope orc en-.
deayoring 10 enforce. Tho Latter Of the two is
the great stumbling block in the why Of the
settlement which 1.nly desirss, md which all
Europe would gladly accept; and there is not
that courage and vigor among thcgoTernments
which arc necessary to take TINT priesuy pre-
tender by the car and lead him down to tie
plane On which he belongs. Their failure te
do this thing, and his pious obstinacy, may
compel his subjects and their brethren, tut
people Of the Peninsula, to act, For that ule
world waits. Menwhile he is teaching anew
BY example too conspicuous to DO overlooked
the incompatibi1ity Of good government will
that ecclesiastical system Of which he il TIT
head
, 1859-09-21
ToTE FAIR. NM. BROWN.

4 few Of our Republican cotcmpoEas1es are
complaining bscauso the Postmaster General
caused cart load or so Of speeches, to which
the frank Of John Coovde Of Pennsylvania
was affixed by a clerk employed for the Pur-
pose, to be thrown out Of the mails. That Of
fetal did his duty and nothing moro; and il hc
does not continue that same censorship over
this wrongful exercise Of the franking privilege,
no matter who is iucounoded thereby, he viii
deserve impeachment We. trust that the
abuses to which that privilege leads will COL
tinuc to be uprootcd and exposed; and that the
newspaper press will warmly applaud all e.
torts in that direction. Sooner Or later the reo-
pie will SEQ that their interest lies in the abo-
lition Of the privilege altogether. Let
lAem, meanwhile, look to it that what
is denied to Republicans is not per-
mittcd to Democrats The telegraph
tells us that Judge Black is flanking
his reply to Douglas patent-right essay in
Ua,per's Adgazine, all orer tho country, hy
thousands. He is not empowered to do any
such thing. Heisjust as culpatlc as coyodo's
clerk; nnd as lie, the Law officer Of the gov
| crnment, does, or ought to, know that he is
violating statute, We call upon the Post
| master General to make IN example also {:
llim Let us have the good old rule applied;
'sWhat Il is saucc for tie goose is sauce for ths
/ ce1dorfs
, 1859-09-21

Il Police 0mer Snot tn st. Louis.
At half-pass swo,elock yesterday morning
two pistol shots wee heard on Tenth street. ii
the ueighborhood Market. It was then as
csrtalned that Policeman James Flynn had been
shot, aud Sergeant titus Sauer fred at by IN
unknown man, wb bad made good his escape.
Flynn's rerson.t the affair is substantially
as follows: Ee Wis in company with tue Ser
Eeant OF Ills dstris, at the corner Of Tenth and
Market street,, Wien two men, each carryin.
carpet sacks, ,passd near them Their appear
ance ut 80 eaay n hour in the morning, Great
ed distrust nthe mind of Sergeant Saucr, and
be hailed to tiem.o stop. One Of them stood
st'll, but tae !thet dropping lis carpet tsek,
nut, where Ii pissed into an alley. Officer
Flynn's susFe7ou. we're thus increased, anu he
as once gayechsss. taking ciscutious course,
iu order to lead the fugitive oil. Flynn md
Sauer came ip to4im about the same time, and
the former w,s inthe act Of advancing with out
stretched ham totake hold Of him, when {at a
distance OF abott two yards} the man shot
Flynn, and sou afterwards lerefed his weapon
and fred at ,aus. The latter bad pistol, bnt
probably froa loing his presence Of mind, did
not return IL tis. The assa11ing party then
wentaway, aou9 not at q very fast gait. Sauer
afterwa ards sAstea in pursuit OF the man but
failed to oYerakehim Firm, with assistance.
was atle to walk Q Littell's drag store, where
his wounds Nesc dressed.
We called to 81. the wounded officer late yes.
terday aftGuoonpt his residence on Car street,
near Eight. utwas lying On 4 lounge, con-
yersipg viii SOM neiehbors who had dropped
ill.,. His onditio at the time Of our risit was
quite co9toFtahl< lis pulse regular aod nearly
falt, and liz ge.tral appearance indicative of
little danger Il I. 4 fatal result, though he him
self seemet b n means sangutpe of his recov-
cry. Thcw undis small one, directly under
the left a1upIt-
The uuku,En man, who fred the pistol, ap-
pears 10 h1e been from ibe country. The
carpet bag pich he dropped contained nothing
but coara pair Of Jean pan.aioons, cotton
shirt, five q si1 ginger cakes, and piece Of
bacon. 1t ems evident that he WIS not the
kind Of perm that be w7s taken for By the Of
ficers. Do}tless, being g stranger in town,
and haring eard Of The dangers attending be-
ing out Latch large city, be imagined tho po-
liceneu to trobbers, md acted in selt-defensc
He may ha!had money in his possession, and
perhaps shrr awaT his carpet sack. which con-
tained noting valuable, in order 10 assist his
escape.-StLouis Rtpu5Jicax.