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Delaware All Right.

Little Delaware win give tremendous majority for
Bell and Everett The editor Of the Wilmington Com
aonrsah says, Everybody everywhere has gone over
to Bell aud Everett We hear nothing but Bell and Ev-
erett wherever We CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
IrNION RALLY CANpREIL,.

There will be Grand .tifcaton Meeting Pole Rails
ing, Barbecue &C., given by the Union Party of Camp
bell county, at Campbell Court House, Friday, sew
entb day Of September next. All persons opposed to
the election Of the fanatics OF the North the disun
ionts of the South cordially aud earnestly in
viied TO attend.
Distinguished speakers will be present and address the
meeting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

selfish reckless and ambitious purposes. Thousands
Of honest and patriotic Democrats viii aid US in our holy
work. Let's 70 work. then, and save our State, and
ave eur honor, aud win the victory over FacOnistS
and Revolutionisis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
ArrERNnnN SESSION

Mr.. Fisher, of Northampton, continued bis speech in
denuncianOn Of the Pacific railroad, as government
work, and of the subterfuge" of ignoring it.
At4 o'clock the order Of the day came up which was
the report Of the committee Resolutions The reso,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
s9@7 - EXCURSION -

THE New, snd commodous WEST POINT Captain
Row. viii leave walkeon nj 6H and Point 5:lJ,
NJ WEDNESDAY, the esh day Of August Excursion
Old Pint s and Rehmond touching at all the findings
the Maiponi and York Rivers and arrive Norfolk NJ
RETURNING will leave Norfolk THURSDAY, tbs 30h OF
August A. touching al all the landings wing
a West Point At 2. NJ, and Walkerton at 3 P n.
The Passenger Train OF the Richmond and York River Railroad
WEDNESDAY the 29th August
the usual hour A. NJ and West Point si5 NJ
and returning will leave West Point At NJ and arrive in Rich
mond at 8, p. NJ.
Passage for the ROUND TRIP Richmond or Walk
Norfolk, Norfolk, wakeron RchGond ga
N-Childrep, under IL years old, hAlfpree
augt-TkFtd X. ii. TEMPLE
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DIED.,

At bis residence Sandy spog, Maryland on the lh nsi
THOS. sTABLER, formerly 81 lynchburg. Va
NJ Stable distinguished for rs noble qualities OF head and
heart His that could not fall inspire love end
attachment and his many relatives and friends viii depy feel his
loss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

Breckenridge las accepted the nomination of the Dis
uaion Convention at Richmond and Lane has not so far
Where is Lanes letter. Why dom the old gentleman
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

NHE following numbers drew the prncpl prizes In the drawing
IL Of August Ih, 1860:
Nambers. Prizes. Numbers Prizes Numbers. Prizes.
Is 100000 1928 81 is $1,000
z3,sTl...... 50,OOo 2ss6.... .... 10000
Numbers 500 2Ol5 ass 1891 S52I 4I 5249 $751; 6o1o 665
1865 7siS $685. O9O 1878 8iys 1929 IA s9 i5 I55Il
10 5 Is p66 03T 1885, IL 695 1884, IS 1891 10
O64 2Os5O 2OSO 1885 Goa $751; "a orr 20 264 1889
% 2ia $751; 1856 1858, ~ 2O gsI, 2li3 zsSo rs 4O
20 32I. 29,5iS 2gTgl-S 900 each
Whole number $50 Is held Ia Lexir gton Missouri.
drawing OF this celebrated lottery will take place
the 25h OF August For particulars advertisement In another
column.
au2l-c&dIt DON RODRIGUEZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

ILLINOIS BELL AND EVERETT CONVENTION.
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Bell and Everett State Con-
vention Decatur yesterday. Twenty-six counties
ted full State and Electoral ticket No platform
adopted They simply resolved to do all in their power
TO elect Bell and Everett.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
How they get their Money!

Twas proved in the late investigations by Congress
ona Committees, that the Administration in the
constant habit flevying tax upon all its oce-holders,
in order to raise to operate in the elections in the
various States The thing going now and there
never time when the party supported by the Ad-
iuistration needed help half badly does now
presume the tax this year will prove unusually burden
some. The subscription paper headed by Hon. Jacob
Thompson for $500 has been passed around among tie
Clerks at Washington, all of whom are expected to
tribute vol,iariiy go oct of Office and the Central
Committees in the States bleeding the POstmasters
and other officials. Here is specimen letter:
CoLuNBUs, OHIO July 81, 1860.
M Dear Sir: A movement, as you are aware, has
been nauguraed here in favor OF Breckenridge and Lane
The vital principles OF national Democratic party
at stake in the coming contest You know thar pot-
cal canvass cannot be successfully carried Sithout
funds Great numbers of Documents must be circulated,
aud great variety Of expenses incurred which will readi
" suggest themselves TO the reason OF all.
The central committee under the direction Of the meet
ing which appointed IT, have had the duty imposed upon
il of reminding you that all eh0 occupying official
position expected to contribute to the expenses Of he
campaign Il is hoped therefore, that you will respond
roapfv 70 this notice and that you will regard the
sum OF Fifty Dollars too much for you TO Advance.
Please direct your remittance Thomas Sparrow, Of
this city, Treasurer. JNO- DAWSON, Cbmn,
Of State FL. Com.
WV. A. NKIL, Sec'y.
It will thus be seen that the most tremendous aud most
unprncpled e1erons being made by the friends Of
Breckenridge raise money to carry the elections No
doubt thousands Of dollars will be collected from the
oice.hoder5 and the Gulf States DsuniOniss and for
warded to Virginia for the purpose of cOrruptng the
voters and binding the Old Mother Commonwealth to the
Yaneey Dsunion carl Let the people look out for the
great army OF eOrruptiOnists!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

ONO BILL AND EVERETT STATE CoSyESTIoy-This
body, which met the 10th inst, after nominating an
electoral ticket passed resolutions condemnng the
duct of the Republican party in Ohio in their effort
nullify the laws through the agency of the Supreme
Court declaring that their reputation Of Judge
for sustaining the fugitive slave law and their renomina
ton of Judge BrnkerhoG, merit the rebuke of law
abiding people, and that every conservative Union
should so vote as to secure the defeat of Judge Brnker
hoH. Speeches were made by Col Van Stump, Hon. L.
D. Campbell and Gen. Leslie Coombs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

~ ENERAL Po0rE AMI distinguished speakers will ad.
" dress the people Of Richmond at the African Church, on
TUESDAY night next Speaking to commence at O'Clock
Let every friend OF the Unon the Constitution and the rights Of
the South On the Union, attend
Let the clans be summoned the clarion notes OF Victory
and sunion already rsverberAng the
land Toe Douglas In bis hall and victory pches s ban
BY order OF the Executive Committee
AZ 2O-2t WIN. R. srURDIvANr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

Brandreth's Pills vs.. sarsaparilIa .-one Twenty
Ave Box Of Brandre.hs Pills Narrated 10 contain
pure Faapaa than any dollar bottle Of saaPars All who
using sarsapa let them substitute Brandreths pns and
take each night The effect will be found superior TO the bot
tied article box Of the LUs Puts warranted equal
TO two dollar bottles Of sarsapas Try these Pills. whose
active ingredient akalold ofs.apArlA Take Pill
cry hd day Who using ohtr tonic
remedies Drop all these for thirty aud these Pills the
place thereof for that time The cost will be fry cents and their
worth thousand dollars Principal Once 29i Canal NeW York
Sold by all respectable dealers In Medicines aulSdc4wiw
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ooHnAnnxorA1.
ovyIos or TIE WHO. August 20. lsso.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Aug. 16th. 1890.

ovHos or WHO. August 20. 1854
RICHMOND MARKETS. Aug. 16sh. 1890.
ITO: gsssst s.s. ssss g. Ss
ct: plain Has ss cts sugar BOBBY s rodd' doll
BEnswA1-ws quote 81
s interior o sSs'' s," so:s.s s % GOOD 10"
.s pss snS.s ss: Pa sag Tss.
Jaelson'., ise Sperm 4ctSc. so.,
IS per Dbl Other kinds price.
cohe market has undergone no further change We quote
coss ME.L-we quote Richmond bolted Al 90 cts =
counwe renew las, ao.stion. Vi. Rio a. lShgl' es;
0o. Yin-ws quote country At soca2 cents; ey "a cents
TrlrHzss-we quote at 4s cts; in demand
,nn..-ws quote PsIuyi.n .1.no =. sos ton vitss.s
2 I ss
ESQ., DeBers go Rhodes Super Phosphate Of Line
s Runs ESQ., d. Bone Ash susuo so
DO tobacco manure t4 do ground Bone ah sS do Aeuiu'
rsa-We quote Halifax Heninss At saco from the vh.rf;N
"i pansssD-we quote a. $780,
IIool-we quote Super =. .ssooa7' He' Err, 100
sIu.ws quote Rssns layer, a. $500 boz Sis hso.
ss :S sp s:f bsrs lS Is e. sia
ns We'd 0ss .. q eiss S
G.r-we quot. Northern Hay .. ,ios; vlrsn. do.
asss5ws quote a5y e isisS cts green ''l'.d ~ cents
Io.w quote Pig :. ss 2 quality and sa:na
" &c mnon AZ sov' lf soo
OF HsaesAf anu A'"''' "" y iS'' S-" A e'S
ts.rv. crot. wss,srn N iak Ga In bhla and IskAiS
| "a. - ~. f " -
,r,,. Pie a. cents eash and Tina B.r 2r Eta
I.,,.p We ouote GOOD stamp heavy 2iA2ac 2 D.: mid.
Az weigb qa 81 eta damaged 1000 cts poor lIS cs ur-
ner "a 03 As In quAlty-he latter
price only superior heavy skng Leath-
er ts0lSs according quality; Rough skirtng t261s2
lE-we quote Richmond dy at 70 cs eask, full measure,
bus In bulk from the kn ROefiand In east 500
| s5c.
MoLissn-we quote New 0rleanf at oo3 cents Cubs, in
hhds and uerces 5000 Ccba hucovado 3334 and
| pbbb 3IH cts.
Mil 0FPALWe quote Bran Is cts Efforts 20 c Brown STUFF
| 80 cts snip STUFF so
NAnA-we quote "Old Dominion aud at oh6t3K
PLIsrn-we quote Lump, by the csrgoat o. Ground
Piaste-Rehmond City hs $50 In bulk, and $3.50
/ packed; OaIciled t28Jkr2oO 3 Dbl.
siI1-we quote at sII: 50 for bss, brands Liverpool
| sHof-we quote Shot at ~ cts.
suoAR-We quote New Orleans And Poo Rico Al sos cents;
Cuba IhGs es Esfned Sngdrs-.e quote a. w e Exra
al l0A cts Crushed and Powdered Ilukets Loaf lHcs
erRTsWe quote Brandy, 0tard, at t06; Hennessey go
s. American LIST proof So jamaica Rum % New England
(pure) 33SS do Whsky) 5000 Peach Brandy al 800
fq5; Va Apple sG cts Northern cts Gin %
.sa a.On- MI
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a BBLs pure Isle OF Wight Cider Vinegar, for picking
HC is tubs choice Orange county Butter
10 good cooking do
800 choice Queen City, Todd and other brands Sugar Cured
Hams
bbs Gut Granulated ccnse, Pulverred and Brown So
10 half chests hest Green and Black Teas
Mocha, lava, LaguAyra. Santos and Rio Coffee
No. Mackere chad and Salmon, and Family Rec and Out
Herrings
gibbs and tubs Leaf Lard
10 boxes pure Apple and kngish Dairy Cheese.
For sale wholesale and retail BY
J. g. ROBERTSON
au9l Next to Cor. Governor and Franklin sts-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. August 20.
ARRIVED

mon VAIN IusDArD sK o'oLOor nIsss 20 SINS 8:
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HANOVER COUNTy

MEETING OF the Opposition Psry will be held at Hanover
N Court House. TUESDAY, August 2Sh (court day. ra
~ the nomination OF Bell aud Eyerett eau2i J. EFT
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AND FOR sALR.-I will oner for sale

DRDFORD l. md FOR SALE will offer for sale
ID the TRACT or LAND which reside, the S day
Of Oeober $780, fair not the fair public sale IL
cantans 4O4 Acres and lies three and half miles north OF
Liberty les south OF the Peass Of Oter
adonng Farm Ills 10 good nelghbohood convenient
TO house. to she Va r. 81 m les TO The Liberty
good roads Nearly half OF the tract Is timer,
and finely mbered the oher portion compton, laid OF
into neds good There between 20 and
ofow grounds H. OF good quality Its well watercd Big otter
nearly through the the whole good mill
good site for mill t. There springs Of
esone every eld and falling The soil
good quality y int royed and long retaining any In
put producing good What Corn Oats and nne
tobacco There 1900 young fruit trees out mostly
lected with great vrsna nuerie great variety,
many 9th loaded with fruit which will ITSELF
There A. grapes them, vare
cultivated from the Peaks Of Otter which s
equal superior for The table for
wn good garden Of acres well arranged and well supplied
with traits and flo sens
The mpro are pie lsanty situated high point good
summer residence framed build ng forming ell with
rooms and riches The buildings nearly new6o feet
frontnz the Otter with the best them yrsns
central h'ir bse TO their summit Il my
LETTERS stood when he height OF
The Illus ridge also be for miles
10 the right and the le All other GU, buidngl
tins and place ell sell the Of 81 900
&C portion OF sock OF horses cattle and
hogs and other thing. The privilege
time and full possession before the
year The m to the above property will be madesa
isfac DRY 10 the purehasT
s"qo-eTtds JAS w JoPLINa.
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IINRFARM ONIVY. CRFRK ALaRMAaLI

SPECIAL NOTICE To SHIPPBRs..-- IeSe,
y The foHkfoWN will receive Freight to-day, ,SAl4N
Tuestay unit ] o'clock, Pm. LUDLAM 4 WAIsJN
auli
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

Olic3 Union strnmsh lip Co.,
Richmond. Aug 20. 1850 I
TJNIIE Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND having been .f<s
l. Withdraw until the LIST prosmo, for the purpose S&Q
replacing her boiler the steamship VIRGINIA, Captain
Kelley will continue hr usual wee1y trips sht
received Fri ays and 70 hour OF departure Saturdays
until further notice.
CHALrs p oARDoZA, Agent
ar2l- 100 Main 1t Get
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,

HANGE UF II IEfkINOlHE HNte
AT J. W. RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE AND BIEDERY,
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DOUGLAS Rally.

=
49, superintt Of graduate OF the University Of
Virginia viii reopen the 18th sptemherexpense for session
OF 10 mooihs one hundred and my dollars. IL -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-02
WHO ARE THE BoLTERsp


! Senator Bright,in a speech in Indiana, an-
swered this question most pointedly. Hear him:
II know at some places Git may be SO here)
there are men who are ready to say, You are a
bolter-you are outside of the Democratic party
am bolter, my friends, am found in company
l am proud of. Applause. Is the President of
the United States bolter-the man who was
baptized forty years ago in the Democratic party,
and has been its faithful friend and advocate fill
ing from the least to the highest Offices you had to
give? Are the seven members of Mr. Buchanan S
Cabinet Bolters-beginning with General Cass,
that old patriarch and pillor Of the party here in
the Northwest, for fifty years?-(for, fifty years
ago, Lewis Cass held commission from the hands
of the immortal Jefferson-the only man now y-
ing who ever held commission from that apostle
of the Democratic party) Is Lewis Cass bolter?
Are thirtysx out of thirty EIGHT Democratic Seua
tors Of the United States, boilers? Are such men
as Fran kiln Pierce the late President of the Uni
ted States Gen. w. o. Butler, your neighbor;
Daniel S. Dickinson, of New York, and that grade
of men, whom you can name one after another by
scores, boilers? Are they all boilers, aud all
wrong, and this little immaculate squatter sove-
reign from Illinois, right? daughter. l an
swer Sad criticisn---sad commentary on the his
tory of the Democratic party, if all its brains and
all its heart merged in the person of single
little man. Laughter and applause.] Is it not
so my friends
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-02
GEN. LANE.

Gen. Joe Lane, the democratic candidate for
Vice-President, made speech in Covington, KY.
recently, from which extract as follows:
The issue was whether or not all tie people
should have equal rights IL. the common Terrific
ries; whether Kentucky, Tennessee, North Caro-
lima, and every other Southern State should enjoy
equal rights in the Territories with the people of
the North. The Territories were the prize of the
blood and treasure of every portion of the country
| and therefore, any man, from any State had the
right to enter Territory with whatever was pro-
perty in the Territory. ("Thats the doctrine. y
When the people of the Territory came to make
State Government, on their admission into the
Union an equal footing with all other States, it
was their privilege and duty to establish such a
Government consistently with the Constitution, as
they desired to live under, to constitute free
slave State; and it was the duty of Congress to ad
nit them in whatever form they presented them
selves. (Cheers.) With any other course there
would not be equality in this country.
"Squatter Sovereignty" was the sheerest
sense ever uttered by mortal man. (Laughter.)
1t was a heresy; fundamental error; and those
who preached it either did not understand it, or
did not wish to do equal justice to every portion
Of the country. The difference between State
and a Territory was manifest to every one who
had particle Of common sense. In the State,
the people ruled by the organic law fur
nished by their own Legislature The organic
law of the Territories, on the other hand, was
the law of Congress. Congress had not the pow
er to establish prohibit slavery. at amt in
the book" When their forefathers made the
Constitution, they conferred upon Congress all
powers necessary for the promotion of the COM
mon good Then they took to say: "All
powers hereby not conferred the General
Government are reserved to the Statas respect
lively and the people thereof" In the Consti-
tuition, which was made by the purest men
the face Of the earth, there was not one word
that could be construed as authorizing Con-
gress to legislate the question of slavery
Would any man, then, who had spoonful Of
brain say that Territorial Legislature could,
under an organic law, do that which Congress it
self could not do? fany would, he might with
equal propriety contend that man. was greater
than the power that created him. (Applause)
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-02
For the Western Democrat.
PUBLIC MEETING

Pursuant to previous notice number of the citizens
of Lincoln aud Castor counties assembled at Maepeah
Church, for the purpose of forming Vigilance Com
mttee with view of protecting themselves against
the fearful consequences of Servile insurrection.
The meeting WAS called to order by Ileiuhardt,
Esq. On motion of David Summerow, B Shipp, ESQ.
appointed Chairman. who, upon taking the Char
in few pertinent remarks explained the object Of the
meeting. --
NJ Smith then introduced the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas. late events which have transpired in Vir
ginia and now being enacted in Texas Alabama
and elsewhere should stimulate every Southern com
muniy to place themselves upon the watch tower pre-
pared to protect themselves against every violation
whatever OF their rights either Of person proaerty
therefore be il
RESOLVED, That in consideration of the fact that we
are impressed with the belief that danger may even
now be lurking in mids, the citizens of Lincoln
and Castor counties. do appoint committee of Vigil
lance fer the purpose of examining such persons who
may be regarded as suspicious characters
ResOtced, That the Chairman be authorized to call
the committee together at such times and places as &C.
caSiou require.
Resoiusd That each member of said committee shall
report the Chairman thereof every person or
who shall be suspected of evil, and upon conviction
thereof such person shall be dealt with in
such manner majority of said committee shall deem
proper for the peace and election of community
The Chairman then appointed 90 persons to act as
Committeeman, viz:
Solomon Radasil, NJ Reinhardt tomas Bradshaw
David Summeruw, Brevar Lewis Dellinger Frank
lin Sifford, IL Mcclure, Alternately r + ChTistenburg
Nredham Wngate, w d. llinger Jacob Hrldcrman ] "
DeT. w Summerow, Helderman. A Goodson, j A G
Potts CD Hammarskod, Rudasill, J Nj M,hae A r
Laney ii krever, II Clifford, DER, T Stroup, d R
Rel, W Alternately, J Lynch, w Lrmmons, II p Craw-
ford, w Moore, Rendieman, tt Bradshaw, A Win
gate, ID Alternately, \ Stcoup. Kelly, H NJ Summerow
John Carpenter E Sand,IS. D DeIfinger, Smith. re
Haynes, Carcntr, ID Reel, L H;uissw, Lynch Jesse
WingatA, } NJ smith, ) \ Brown, J Rrndleman H Del
lngrr, Thos Rozz"ll. Siffmd Helderman, S Good
SON. NJ Cline. G Goodson j Robinson l. d. liinoer Jr
Camp, Cahil JP Alternately, Nj Alternately d Clio
ningar, " Clonngsr, Alex Sadier, NJ Bulkr, Lowe A
Barnett Absolem Barnet, Henry Asbury, d Barnet
The following magistrates were appointed a commit
tee of Safety: Smith F NJ RcinharGt Jacob Helder
man. Elisha Sanders, Valentine Derr, d a Love- Milton
Smith and c I. Hunter.
Resotesd That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Western Democrat with the reouest
that other Charlotte papers copy
B. SHIP, Chairman
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-02
Jas. z. JOHNSTON
TRIBUTE OF RESpgCT

By agreement the MeekleEburg Rangers met at Pine
re, ON Thursday 10Th sept. Capt j. B. Robinson took
the Chair. and Dr. E. D. Williamson acted as Secretary
The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, has pleased God IN his ADVISE Providence
10 remove from midst the Rev. j. b. WATT it is
hesotred. That whilst we humbly submit the dis
PenSations OF Almighty God that in the death of our
;Euy NOBLE and piouS Chaplain sustain loss which
no time nor circumstances can remedy.
Resotrsa That proof of highest esteem and res
pec' We VIII wear the usual badge of mourning for
three months. r..s..
hesotDed That we heartily and sincerely sympathize
with his bereaved family.
ResotUed, That We request the several Editors of
Charlotte TO give these proceedings place in the col
of their papers and that copy of the same be
to the family of the deceased - q. .r---.
- J: B. ROBINSON, Cdqirm'n
L. D. WILLIAMSON Secretory
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-10-02
More Oatraaes IN A1olitionists.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-On Thursday last, the
United States Marshal, accompanied by two depu-
ties and eight OF ten men, went to iberia, Morrow
county, Ohio with warrants to arrest three slaves,
brothers, who away from Germantown Ken
lucky, about four months since. One negro was
captured by the Marshal. After an examination
before Commissioner Newhall, he was remanded
to the custody of his former master One of the
deputies was set upon by crowd of sixty or seven
ty negroes and white men, armed with guns and
pistols, his clothes were torn off, his warrant and
money taken, and attempt made to hang and
then to shoot him. After cutting his hair short,
he was allowed to depart without the negro The
other deputy was fred upon when attempting to
arrest the third negro and returned the fire, shoot
ing the fingers of of one of the rioters, but was
obliged to leave without securing the prisoner