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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-25

One-fourth of the price Of adjudication paya-
BILE in cash on the day of sale, and the balance
of the price of adjudication payable in three
equal annual instalments at l, 2, and 3 years
from day of sale, with interest thereon at the
rate of 8 per cent. per annum from maturity of
said instalments till paid; purchaser or pur-
chasers to furnish their notes in coupons, with
approved security in solido, to the satisfaction
of the parties interested. payable to the order
of the purchasers and securities and by them
selves endorsed, payable at the Office of the
Recorder of the Parish of Iberville, said notes
bearing 8 per cent. interest after maturity till
lege reserved on the property sold.
Act of sale before 2. A. Roy, N. P.
febls l.. 4. HUBERT, Auct'r.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12


s,;ss rs 4 q 3s INT or,
i MgaRIsns. 81 IN pRoBaTts couRr. .S s.ssssss 81
Persia B Thompson. .Esar. sgs.
4 In tho mater Of tho Estate of Catherine
en2ns, deceased. fder. b. .s III ss.s.
Alta SIP eiat Term Of the Probate Court,
seldsia anl Tor sad Count az & Lntse Is las on
ne 18th day OF November AZ u 3D. In
ne matter. of the petition Of JOHN /. Depue
raging Cor the5rei.sons thecein setsforih. that
.esters. Of administration may be granted him
IN the said Estate. It's ordered that ,heiith
lay Of January 4. =. 1866 1T 10 O'Clock in
he forenoon Of said dAysat the Office Of said
Judge in Little Falls in said County. be assign
Il ior. the hearing Of said petition. and that,
ne heirs ii. law Ut said deceased and I'LL other
PERSONS Interested in said Estate are required
. appear ut u Session of said Court then and
here to he holden Ia show cause it any there
So, Why the prayer Of the said petitioner Shall!
lot be granted. I5E. :.< N .sEEs5
Aud il is further ordered that the saitl peti-
Toner give notice TO all persons Interested in
said Estate of the pending Of said petition
md the hearing thereof ny causing Il cory Of
this Order to be published in the St Cloud
DsMo;EAr, lnewspaper publishedat St. Cloud
the county Of Stearns in.said State. for
.hree successiys weeks previous o said day Of
fearing IL PERSIA Is. THOMPSON, u
! dec..2-sw Judge OF Probate.
Dated Little Falls, November 18th a. d. 1850
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

- ~ /, 81 Es a -
6 TIA TE@ OF MINNESOT: sl.=-ft0HNTY Oh
: SsrzsA.ss. II anoBsrs COP aT,r--ss ".s' NJ
At a. sssaeattlcaY ri tire ysf 'Ss,sss Court,
:,yld III and .or the caart,r Of S:oarns ii 81: ;
glousz GA Ia, lsthSasy OF DeeemberA , 1850.
II the matter Of tFse .Ess.te Of Paal Plates,
4laceasel On rcad&a5 ana ding the petition
IF sBarbara Plates praying, fnr reasons there
in set forth, that Letters Of ADMINISTRATION
If ali and singular the gonls aad essa'ao Of the
sad decsasnt issue TO Philip Baltzer, it is or
dere,: thai Saturday lie list diy Of January
l. D. 1862 at 9 O'clock r. 81. OF said day at
re Oaice Of the Judge Of Probate be assigned
for the hearing Of eail petition, and that the
heirs atslaw Of the said deceased AMI all other
person interested in the said estate are re-
luired 10 appear ct . Session Of the Probate
Court then and there 70 show cause If any
there be why the prayer Of The said petitioner
should not be granted. And it is further
ordered that the said petitioner give notice to
all persons Interested in said estate Of the
pendency Of said petition. and the hearing
thereof by causing copy of'th;s order TO be
published in the St. Cloud DEMOCRAT. a news
paper published at St. Cloud in the county Of
S,earus and State aforesaid for three s,;cces-
sive weeks previous to said day of hearing.
/ 1..n 4 DAVID SINCLAIR, I.
Judge of Probate.
e. r.; Per H. C. War. Recorder
ST. C'ond Disc. 26ih 1859. dec29-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
ki Or TG 4 GE, SA LE.-WHEREAs+
WI. ldefanft hsis been made in the conditions

III u Is TT a Il h, i a l. Il y.-WllERE AS
I'VE defaaf. has been made in the conditions
Of certain indenture ofemortgage bearing
d<te theftWenty fourth. day Of October AZ .,
1857, made, executed ana delivered By Nal
colin smi rs and Mary Smith lis wife, Of the
county 81 s3tearns and then Territory nov
State Ut Minnesota, fo Asa Hennett Of Wor.s
ce.ter county and State 81, A1sssa .husstts,
which naa duly fecordedSin the Once Of the
Register 81 Deeds Of 5icarns county aforesaid
ON TIE 28th day Or October T. D. 1857 at 10
o'clock A. II. il Book a Of mortgages on
pages ~, 81, 96eand 81, on which there IS now
claimed o. be due u. the date of this notice
thcs1am I'd Tires Hnnd red and thirteen and
72sli,,p oIlaris i3.72 Al d no action 81.
proceedings q law haying been comn.encel 70
recover sea aHppnt sso ale thereon. Now.
therefors, notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of 9 power of~sale in said mort &c contained
snd pursuant to the statute in sue case made
andprovided the premises described IN and cover.
cd BY said mortgage, w.t.: Being the IVES, half
Of the South East quarter OF Section foar rsTE5
and the Of the { 4. oa Sec,in.,
nine jim Toraship Que hundred snsa s an
y four i24l North of Range rWen} i eighi
I281 West. ID 1aid county Of Stearns n III So e
seld st Pnblit Auction to the shighea biSsle IL
the front. dgoraof the Law fOt6oele 81 ut s&
Mcclure u 81. Cloud in the county sef ssteaell5
Aforesaid, b. the Sheriff Of said county u.
the 18th day of february !. p. 800 81 two
o'clock II xbs 4fter1do sof sad ID my lie
amount, tlsn due on said mort ogcthos
With ths costs md expenses OF seid s sg5s 1
Dsssd Jahy 60 1890. 4 IS \ a BESSETT a
Va Nsclg,. fsr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
Z I'(' r Z II. Z.
NJ C t. I. 81 @ Nl!

'Fhe Es.s7 rIlE.lfEs7 AMI sAFEs1
\ L light At tins time known to file civilized
world s.is made from Irccken,i lsc Coal, and
and known as
Breckenridge nlr.r,I.a'rg CT.
The bca. hecalsc It's briliancy;. Is ,lnsur-
PASSED, f'cil;tY Of fcgulatirg uscanallcd.
its cconasny ind.spu.al,le, as it gives a
Light OF SIX CANDLES At 4 cosTs
a0F LESS THAN HALF a CENT An HOUR !!
and safest because il will not EsAPLO DE,
BElh'Ga SIZE ~ any ylJa-D.s,
aid last though 10. least, z<.. ,. r..
II WILL NOT Ct)NGE.t4. IN ANY.
CLlis7 a r e
The Western Agency for ti,i4 Oil is
At ST. LOUIS, and the ouly Depot iii
that city Is at
NO. Z SOUTH 9TH ST,
achere The OF my De had at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
s..swtTH a FINE ASSORTMENT OF
LAMPS. AND LAMP 1sTOUY.
!. OUR MACHINERY OIL
does not chill even in tle coolest climate,
and ia afforded at a very low fy.re
se A.. >.f + , 3D.. A G. ". CURTISS, ,
.ssE...s Yea; .@ss.. I South 5th st. .
lsFse# > z as. st. Louis
BkS~ sonE AaExcY for the Mississippi VAL
ley, and only depot Of the Breckenridge Com
pany in St. Louis. E,s2 ga:5s j Ii Tmay5-tf1 81
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

$40 C10NstU MPT Eve .-fhe .lgar,iser
I s5sltaiagg ssssea restored TO- hsath IN = few
weeks,hy :efys si:ipls remedy, after having
suffered several years with asevere Lasij
Election. and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of care. 70 n!lwho desire
it he will send a copy Of the prescription used
(f,ee IF ctarys), with directions for preparing
and using the same, which thev will lind 4 sure
Cure for Cpasampaon, .is'hn,a. bronchitis, &C.
The only ohiect5of the Advertiser in sending
the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
he hopes every sufferer willtry his remedy, as
it costs them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Parties wishing the prescription will
pleasealdress REV EDWARD a. WILSON, /
. -..., s@,& Will:aa,sburgh, Kings Co., N. Y.
oct27-2m ey tf5 q. W s5s@>;5 Il II p.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
lrILD SCENES on THE FRONTIERS
- ~ a-1- y 49, : - $500 ;
4 Heroes OF TILE WEST.

f s5@ HEROES OF TIE WEST I'D. .Ess
By Emerson Bennett, fsuthor of'ts' Clara Mere
land" - Prairie Flower =" The Refugees
II ':Blanche Bertrand. &c &c.
This work is the ONLY one IN I}poEt FoE3i
which for several j ars has emcn Il cdr the.
ren Of the gifted Author, who trcslds now
alone The path once. ti:cstden by o,ir own Coop
or. j. VIII contain graphic pictures Of The
conflicts of the Pioneer whose struggles with
his Indian foe, riysl the tales Of Fiction ana
counterfuits of rho mimic stage. Also thrilling
narratives Of the daring deeds, the heroic
devotion and self dcniAl-ct noble women, The
mothers the West! Beneath the osararch-
ing forests, hand to hani.the intrepid :.dren-
turer. hls encountered the sdcsperadocs whs.
made teir haants in the baekwooas, and his
achievements have thrown = halo of romance
over the waving prairies, grand old mountains
anG majestic rivers Of the land Of the setting
,ss,n! Nor are these pages wanting in those
N4stler scenes which lnalcup si4c:nc-hie, and
which are pictured with the fidelity for which
the Anthor is distinguished. Hisiciineasion Of
Frontier character, arid OF the scenery Of the
Border, has the 7aayantage .san accuracy
which is5 the result OF intimatc,T personal
acquaintance. lt.% s#s ii 5zE's&$$[ss n
The work will be printed on fire, white
paper, in clear open type, and be, ntltnlly
Illustrated by most skillful artists, ionio 7
Cloth. Price. 81, 20. T. ~ e
II CosrssTs. The NIingo Chief; kentucky
Hero; Maid of Fort Henry; Wrecked ON the
Lake; Leap for Life; Love. Triumphant ;SDss-
perateI Encounter Mad Ann Gamblers Out
witted; The Daring Scouts Fight on the
Prairie; Tvappers story; Arkansas Duel;
Poisoned Bride; Attacked by Indians; alirac-
ulous Escape; Mothers Courage; Dead Alive;
Daring Exploit: Rocky Mountain Perils y
Guerilla Queen; Fight wi.hsa Bear; Haunted
House; BIZ Iuken's Run; Faithful Negro;
Backwoodnans First Love Last Stake; ADJ
venture Of q Co!portsur Night with the
Wolves; Col Bowls Of Arkansas %S5%
4 Agents wanted in every part Of the Union
and the Canalas, to- whom d liberal, Discount
will be allowed. II r. lIA,IELIS & CO,
Nh Publishers,
I. SY Gas ChastYf.t "S...,c. p;;tA .]a.n,,n Pa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
II l1t. | \ yli,5,.
Portage CitV. Is rs 81, in u. W Il


...s. y spieni!,a,s a, SIS
Hra.sabsry
lvt tie Ga
berg family sss: yss:ss tack, End
a'SshelegA ao77,,sy aplssca
are hasss i7 daoata c2ss.s IN
& sat
ars dass tassea
khei ~ nv e ana
asuuavs aast aplast ,sssss ' b
81 i. os ;a
MA s
ssyrap, .soer II 6sas rial .eDeos,
aplsen cases rsereS tlssY
ere Gsapsed 81 ~ M
euet l.,se,s,
yor@ eaaaSs lo1F % n.1ca2 Be said
~ Jayoy. fsiy to yius II ii rial
sclso e u my A1ith Diseases
lar T. their sez 'aasJ respectful
:5 = "a Lewis, Druggist.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
NEWS ITEMS

It IS noticeable fact, that when Southern
RI JAMS, most brntallY. d murdered sold
browns sons, and his daughter, who
witnessed sonc Of those murders. became a
raving mamie, the Pm-Slavery journals
found CRATE amusement il taEkr,. Of tn
J. .shrieks from Kansas -. - Now. whenthe
crazy old IL ,,laa,with twenty vagabond
associates, attempts to- retaliate upon the
whole South, these same sneercrs at human
suffering are i'll carried away with panic
4terrors. rare themselves ..hrieking
rage and cllliny for vengeance upon the
man thus ,lri.:cn t3 j, .dness. E1Se+sSsf.
nA. Elizabeth Barrett Er,wa;ng is
residing with her husband At Rome. in
,poorshealth Ter pen seems to be laid d
side f,-cvcr. ...,,, ..4,..... Il q j,
Da i Il lllplan, the .la,yeI. who
healed tn, ntt,b A;;55,i,st. the trsg Sab
newspaper t, tsie 1T IN esportt has
been a'asnte.l {. "a, the i,scrngr.
n BGT- The Minnesota State Normal School
is 70 Dedicated II Winona, and the bull.
.dln;sss will 70 up At ono. 5.3,5s i &
. E.s:tioh. f;ase't, Chillicothc, Ohio,i
says u regard 20 pur Secretary ot B.
!. .sir. Baker q friends in this
vicinity viii BE highly pleased Z, shear sc
his success. las made gallant cam
b isne, ana hasachis.el q reputation as
the scsss stump ,,eaike Thai, State ~;
'ro,:l the DAY His ion, nation tie De.
,t;ssss;i i, male h dead set as,sinst him -
IIaaf,p earea .sto be tho target lost
aa, and vitupe ratiop were
;lisnel but lie his oi coite5tt
preutll yict plia.s 81 as We ea.lslicss
FROM, tllssfa would u
hi, I'll Has llone well ii his clec.
tsstn Ssba lhss nstt within her borders \
man who will charge the duties Of aa;y
position. within the gift Of her pe, nle, with
greater fidelity than . an,ss Is Bakcrt 4. d
" El, Thaycr keeps a work a. Cerede,
his iirgiuiia free eolonv. Several New
England Iaa;....scs awe latsly purchased
homes there.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

The a6oe. pf Distriic r ing ~ tan.
ney has been abolished. s,s.5.s 5 Iss
Burlington, "a Philip Lyneh
who murdered eoltoa, Il Bordento9n,
three months since, has been sentenced b
oe hung a Mount HOLY, March Esd.
"a country editor says that farmer ID.
that country made ! scarearuw; % vezy
stgNll, that an Old Grow act vent
and brought back an tho corn he had
stolen q during several day, and left Is the
field. ..s'2 81
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
JAMES r. KENNEDY,
x aaosa= and Plastcrar

..s.oI1cfFs the patronage Of ali persons ~.
~ ,ncee! Of the services Of a psac,iesi Mason
and Fastener HIS long experience il shs
above branches of trade sss:t.es lin. that Sc
viii rive es:rsrssi sat;sssctian ,.ss -hsrgss
sfs IS reasonable or va sa It can DO daatb,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
X. z. MITCHELL.
l1OR.ECLOsuRE nF MnRTGaG-


no Reel CSuRE OF n ORTGAGE
r. Whereas Henry Is. Wright and y. Emma
wright, his wife, IT Honnepin county. in the
Stare Of Minnesota, did on the th;rtsenti, day
9: October, in the year eighteen hundred and
fay six, execute and deliver unto Edward
Martin, .f the CRY Of New York, certain
Indcntuse Of mortgage htaring date On the
day and year last aforesaid; whereby TIC soil
Henry :. Wright and n E,.nma Wright, his
wife, lid grant, Mortgage and eonsey. unto he
;:,, rdT:4r. Martin al those tracts or Parcels
Of lani lying and being III the county Of Ec,, OH
and State Of Minnesota, to vii The south
west quarter off the soith west ouarter az sec
ton eighteen, and the north west quarter Of
hcnorth east quarter Of section nineteen. in
Township thirty eight, north OF Range twenty
seven: west; also the north half Of Tic south
vest quarter and the north west qsarter Of
the south cast quarter CT section eighteen il,
Township thirty eigh. north Of Range twenty
seven west, all containing one hundred and
ninety SIX Ci-lo0 ceres according to Tie Unit ed
States Survey, and other lands sllustedin lien
'nepin ;ecoanty in said State, and particularly
described in said mort gage,togcthcrw ishall the
herihSalncEts and appustenauccs thererA,o be.
longing oiin any wise appertan;ng 8, which said
m or,gagc was given t. secure the pay:aett i.
I. PluliiisstA5 'sotS l'tae Rae Ss1n t1esTJ -.
Wright and .ohn Jackins under Tie firm and
manic of ,lackins & Wright, e., Tic SUI !.
twelve hundrcd and eighty three dollars ana
fifty six cents, payable to the said Edward
Martin, Or order, on the first day OF Jnly..;n
the year eighteen hundred and fifty seven,
and bearing even date with 3saia NOR. gage
which said mpvtsage also authorised the o. il
mortgage and MS assigns, IN case default
should be made IN he payses3t the Esri..1i-
ral SUN or Interest Of said ne:s, TO sell The.
,abarctlescr.bed iaortgagei premises At cue.
lion, pursuant to the statute IN such case
riade and provided u satisfy the amour.
Which should bsssdae on said note, together
with The cbsts..nd expenses allowed 81 Law.
si' si! ,noitghsse was duly executed and nc
ans,1.le Is and vas Tiled for record in the
O'lss ct ths Register Of Deeds of Henl.epin5
cour. y aserasaia on ting III dry OF. s1ct o5er,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
DR.. w. 3. s1MONToM,

u ESPECTEULi4Y tenders his Professional
h Services. ;c the, Ci.;ze.s OF St, Cloud and
its Vicinity, as5s= @s.5s.i e#H 3G ss5 sgeiis.a
Residence. Lower Town. second house south
west Of Ravinc, formerly occupied by Mr..
Kilbuorne &s4# NJ it&st 81 &s5 &ss5s: %,*a.Gs g
Re5-- Particular attention given to Operative
Surgery. @s&. novlO-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
NJ 8a6 Chestnut sraet. Philadelphia. P;s.
u .RF,TJ $40 n. .Hl
S 9. ri "A e 4 * II !,

p. "a
DRUG MEDIC las, G'i,Enllsa h,
Corner FIRST "a 4 TsSs 81 Streets.
LOWER SAINT CLIO u, ID. 81
respectf hliy inform lis friend md
tic public general, that BE ms rt.-.,
ccived ali opsne1 for 'ilsir iinspe clion, full
assorlr e,.ssot the ai,os.. s
Eanilica iesi,'o,ls nc occurring 4 n,.rc lftic'e.
,nt ipiions I'LL
IA ne him c,l,
Bringing With Him mn experience of eight year,
And having acquired u thosol. knowleilge q
medicine previous ID His Ell q cement IN The bls
siness he feels nn,le1t il.at he can
faction 10 al ss 81
The raffession are insiie'l 10 caI NOV Will
fiI stock to consist oa HI med ssnes ia ge-
neral use, .Is A S8ss
Prescriptions careful; co pounded1 at ali
hours Of the la; or night s4Ss /. 81
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
CHEAP CASH S,fO1E.!.
STEA no Am xI,t NJ, @ 49,
TOWN, ~, CLorp. :

j g LOWER TOWN, ~. CLOTU.I = -.
# Eaniserib keep = onas aasly On hand 2
| large sc. and veil sekl,etaa assortment Of Dry
Goods. Clothing I. Boqs1 and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Laay's and Misses Donnets and Hats
every variety Of GLASS Ware Clocks, LOOKING
Glasses, Tiolins, brushes, Tobacco, Cigars.
Yankee Notions. &C., &c, &c; s5,.. $50. f.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
ATE-lOF MENNEsO>7 A. ---ft;;o EJSTY

= = 'F7 .'7Fs1 - - tE.."- 7*Eetj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
INDEPRNnENCE VA

INDEPENDENCE, Va, Sept. 10.
A party of ladies were recently "huckle-
berrying" in the Iron Mountain, when they
were alarmed by the appearance of au un-
usual number of rattlesnakes. They fed, and
number OF the rougher sex having gone TO
the rendezvous OF snakes, killed "a rattle
snakes and pilot snakes.
A remarkable revival of religion is being
enjoyed by the inhabitants of old Grayson
Court-HOuse, sixteen miles distant. AT the
latest adyices, the conversions had been 6S, and
the additions to the church nearly as many
Ihe meeting was still going on, and much ex-
element prevailed.
The crops In the county were never better.
Intelligent farmers state the prospect tor a
safe passage through the seventies of winter,
ano Tor hne stock in the spring, were never
mere tiattering. Indeed this is great coun-
try. Land is valuable, yet the price at which
II may be bought is low Hands readily bring
81 cents day for all kinds of work. Perhaps
those intending to emigrate farther West,
would do as well by stopping in Grayson. We
shall see. JAMES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch,
CI0ss Of q ItiaL-PoIifiraI Er.it.m.nt
FLOYD O. H.. VA Semi O ian

LLOYD u H., VA, Sept. O. 1867
1t may interest your readers to learn the re-.
sn't Of the trial Of Ambrose Cox, for the mur.
der OF his brother-in- law, VIM Moore. It
commenced last Monday, and terminated to.
day, in conviction for mansiaughter and
five years' confinement in the pc IN iIentiary
The verdict is very lenient one, and created
considerable dissatisfaction. The impression
was and is, that Cox should have been con-
victed OF murder in the first degree The re-
suit is attributed, in great degree, to the ex-
traordinary efforts of his counsel. Messrs
Irwin, Buckingham and Lane appeared tor the
prosecution, and Messrs. Waller 4. Staples,
Ben. Z. WISER, John J. Wade, Tompkins and
Holt for the defence.
The week has been one of great in terest and
excitement, large crowd being in attendance,
attracted by the trial. The several parties had
their respective champions before the people
during the week. On Monday, w R. Staples,
the elector, addressed a large crowd. On Wed-
nesday night, VIM. II. Cook, of Wythe, N ade
speech. On Thursday night Wysor and
Poage, of Pulaski, also made speeches. Some
of the speeches were efforts of rare power and
ability. OCCASIONAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

AFFRAY hKAR PETERSBURG The Peters
burg Express states that on Tuesday morning
a marty composed of Archer Allen, Spencer
Williams and AiCert Dilks, were engaged in
paying cards at a place called Gambler
Hell,' on Swift Greek, hen a dispute arose
about dishonest trick which Dilks was de-
tected in, consisting iu "turning up Jack fro III
the bottom" A fight succeeded between
Diks and Alien, and Williams, in attempting z
to separate them, fell over Il log and dislocated
AIS ,ett leg. The others continued fighting
desperately, dreadfuliy murilating each other,
and neither giving nor asking quarters. Will
liams perceivlug ina, the fight was more seri-
Gus than he an ticipated, dragged himself up
TO a considerable sized rock, and with Il marks
mans precision let II fly against Dilks' head
he being by far the strongest man, and rapid
iy overpowering his "spunky' antagonist
Diiks was stunned for moment, and then
jumping up ran away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

Disturbing Religious FO,ship.- When any
person SO far forgets all decency and propr!e-
~, as to wilifully disturb a religious OF any
other respectable audience, the sooner he is
put under lock and key and made to view the
sun rise aud set through the windows of a
prison, the sooner will the community at large
get rid of Il creature who Is only prevented
from perpetrating greater outrages through
fear of the penitentlary and the halter. We
have anote before us, inviting The Justices
OF Church aud Union Hills to take such steps
as will relieve the Union Station coIgrega-
tion of the continual annoyance of lads aud
young men during the hours of religious wor-
ship. These outrages became so great last
Tuesday night, that the officials had to lcck
the DOORS and then the ladies were frequently
alarmed by the cry of fre, which of itself is Il
criminal offence IL the officials cannot pre-
serve order, they can at least obtain the names
of the offenders and have them arraigued be-
fore q magistrate for punishment. Will they
do II If not, then they must be content to
suffer the prosecutions they are now enduring
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-13

THE TROUBLES AT TORONTO SETTLED.-A
dispatch from Toronto Sept. 10th, announce
that the diffi culty between the Duke of New
castle and the city officials having been salts
factorily adjus ted. the Mayor of the city has
issu ued proclamation informing the citizens
of that fact, and embodying letter from the
Duke which WAS sent in answer TO the
Mayors apology. III which he took npon him
SELF the onus of not having told the Duke that
the portrait Of King William was sun upon
the arch-his reason being that the Catholics
did not insist upon It's removal The dispatch
further states that the news was passed from
mouth to mouth with great zest, and the town
has deem stupialy happy. Ali the Orasgemea
have also succumed, and the subordInales
have been snubbed by their leaders A d
meeting Of the Masters of the various Orange
Lodges In the district OF Toronto. held yes
1erday, the doings of the mob on Sunday Were
denounced, aud attributed to unworthy mem.
bers of the Order.