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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

lCN, Will Ge OK thStu 10 Sdic, DS FuDIlC sGhGut
or outcry, at the Court House, in the borough
of Lewistown, on
Saturday, November 2, 1851,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, the following
real estate, to Wit:
|. A lot OF ground situate on West Third
street, in the borough of Lewistown, fronting
SO feet more or less on said Third street. aad
extending back same width 2S0 feet more or
less to an alley, bounded on the west by lot
Of r. Stills, north by an alley, east by other
lot of John l.. Griffith, and south by Third
street, and known as lot No. III in the gen
eral plan of said borough with frame
house and other improvements thereon erect
ed
g Also, one other lot situate on West
Third street, IN said borough, fronting 60 feet
more or less on said street and extending
back same width 200 feet more OF less to an
alley, bounded west by lot now owned by
John L. Griffith, north by alley, east by lot of
=. L. Benedict, and south by Third street,
and known as lot No. ITO in the general plan
Of said borough, with q small frame house and
other improvements thereon crested
B. Also, one other vacant bot of ground
situate In West Third street, in said borough,
fronting 60 feet more OF less on said street,
and extending back same width 200 feet to an
alley, bounded west by lot Of j. B. Ard,
decd, north by an alley. east by lot of A g.
Harvey, and south by Third street Seized
taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of John L. Griffith.
ALSO,
A lot of ground situate in Brown town
ship, Mifain county, adjoining lands of c.
X. Davis on the north and west, Ann Hazlet
on the east, and road ON the south, contain
ing about one half acre, more or less, with a
frame house, blacksmith shop, stable, and
other Improvements thereon erected Seiz.
ed, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of William Wisher.
ALSO,
Lot of Ground situate in the east Ward
of the Borough of LewistoWn. fronting 60
feet, more or less, on Mill street, and extend
ing back l66 feet, more or less, to l6 feet
alley, bounded on the east by lot of Joseph
Owens, south by an alley, westb by lot of John
Gail, and north by Mill street, with frame
dwelling house, frame stable and other i'm
provementS thereon erected. Seized, taken
in execution and to be sold as the property of
George NeimaR
G. c. STANBARGER, Sheriff,
Sherif's Office, Lewistown, Oct. Q, 1861.
Bidders at the above sherif's Sales are hereby no
tilted that in each where property Is knocked
down. the purchaser will be required to paw down ten
per cent on the amount of his bid in cash and give
Judgment note tn approved security for the hal
lance; 70 be paid when the deed is acknowle red
Unless these conditions complied with before the
sales close, the property w be set up again and
sold.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
Estate of Jacob mutthersbeugh, deed

Estate OF Jacob MuttherEDGusH'
NOTICE is hereby given that letters o. 9s"b a.
~ ministration on the estate Oh 'S...
Mutthersbough, late of the borough Of 70" on
istown, decd, have been granted to the ~, u.
dersigned, the first named residing n ~ -,
borough of Lewistown and the last IN ,1r zen:
township, Mifflin county. All persons huV" =
ing themselves indebted to said estate ai' -
quested to make immediate payment a -.
those having claims to present them auiS .
thentieated for settlement.
DANIEL MUTTHERSBOUun'
WILLIAM CREIGHTON,
Oct9-6t AdmlnlstFasOl''
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

Bsa-' He Rememberedibe Forgotten was beau
tifully said of Howard the philanthropist. 1t
also applies to every man who brings the
amelorations, comforts and enjoyments Of
life within the reach of persons and classes
who are otherwise deprived of their advan-
tages Especially may it be said of him who
laboriously seeks and finds new means of
preserving health, the poor mans capital and
the rich mans power We think this eulo
GUM properly applied to j. c. Aver, of
Lowell, the renowned chemist of New Eng
land, who spurning the trodden paths to fame,
devotes his entire abilities and requirements
te the discovery of Natures most etfeetual
remedies for disease. When the hidden
blessing has been revealed, he proceeds to
supply it to all mankind alike, through our
druggists at such low prices that poor and rich
may alike enjoy its benefits Journal and
inquirer, Portland, Me.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
Trial List fpr November Term, 1851,

A UDiTORs AOTTCE.-Tac undcr'igne5
N Auditor, appJiaiad by the Orphans
Court, to report on Exceptious fled to the a'. :.
count Of James 4. Dormai, Guarimn oi
Francina Sample, minor daughter a. Jane
Sample, decd, will attend to the duties o'
the appointment at tie Registers Once In
Lewistown, on Friday the first day OF No
yember next, at 10 o'1 ock \. NJ. Those III
terested are requested to attend.
W. ?. ELLIOTT,
oet9-4t Auditor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

ssa- The folJoRing is j list Of the mem
bers enrolled in Capt Iinthurst's MiIroy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

JIfE RETIRING j JUDGE.-A meeting OF
the bar and Associate Judges OF Snyder
county was held at Niddlebur- last week
at which the following resolutions were
adopted
Resoiycd, we, the members of the Bar,
Judges ani officers Of the Courts Of Snyder
county. in view Of the fact that we are about
to close OUT official connection With Hon. A.
S. Wilson, President judse Of this Judicial
District, hereby express our devotion and at
tachIHeHt to him FOR his long, faithful and
impartial administration Of all the duties of
his official station, both to the officers of the
Courts and members of the Bar, as we'll as
to the parties litigant before him.
Resolced, That the Judicial ermine worn
by Judge Wilson, during nearly twenty years,
is as pure and spotless as when he first as
suIned the same.
Reso{red, That we are satisfied that in pu-
rity Of character, honesty of motive and ju
dicial ability, he has few if any superiors,
and that in his retirement he takes with him
our heartfelt wishes that his future may be
as pleasant and happy as the past has been
honorable and useful.
ReSoloed. That the proceedings be signed
by the officers and published in all the pa
pers Of the county, and tha. the officers pre-
sent copy of the resolutions to his Honor,
Judge Wilson.
NER MIDpLEswARTH, Pres't.
n
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES
For Sale at the
Industrial Stove Works.

No, 33 n. .Sccoad St, Philadelphia,
OPPOSITE Christ Church, the most cele
~ brated Gas Consuming, Cooking ap5
Heating Stoves Of the day.
Lehigh, Victor Complete,
and all other Cooking and Heating Stores
all ct which are guaranteed to give Cntro
satisfaction. Please give me n call.
0ct0-2m WM. c. NEMAN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
INV NAYMNM \NM,
Seven and 1hree-TeneAs Per Cent
EBlsAS5BT NOTES.
Vow Ready for Delivery at the Orh,. -.
JAY COOKE C 90

Vow Ready for Delivery at the once of
JAY COOKE e Co.
BANKERS,
No. ia, SOgt! Nird Street, Plilole,,5;.
DURSUANT to instruction from the s..
IL retary of the Treasury, the Suhsrr;n,,i;'"e- 81
Book to the NEW NATIONAL. loan 4'VS-oa
Treasury Notes, bearing interest at rho ~,
of seven and tenths per cent. per annnr' ,IS
will remain open at my office,
80 ia, SOUTH THIRD STREET
until further notice, from a. m. aU5
and on Mondays till p. NJ. 49,
These notes will De Of the denomino,;or =
Fifty Dollars, One Hundred iIa DoTorOs' VI
Five Hundred Dollars One Tbonsa.s!!
Dollars, and Five Thousand Dollars a19
are all dated 18th Of August, 1861. narsN.
in gold, in three years, convertible in,o oS
twenty years six per cent. loan, at me ont;on
of the holder, Each Treasury Note has r'iy. ~
terest coupons attached, which can be- emf "T
and collected in gold at the Mint every siz
months, and at the rate of one cent ner 5ar
on each fifty dollars
Payments in subscriptions NAV be maae;,
Gold or Checks, or Notes of any of the pI5-
adelphia Banks.
NANS ol d ulstduCe eau iCtu!t los the.
friends, through the mail, or by the express
or through the Banks. and the Treasury Not
will be Immediately delivered, or sent to each
subscri 5er as they may severalIy direct.
Parties remitting must add the intcres
from 18th of August, the date of all the note.
to the day the remittance reaches philadelpbfq
at the rate Of one cent pey day on each frs
dollars.
Apply to or address
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent.
Care Ct lay Cooke Il Co., Bankers,
oc9-lm No. III, South ThHd s., PIiia
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
SnERGFFS SALES.

J 1Y virtue Of sundry vrits of Vcndi,ioni
- Exponas, issued cut the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Miftiin county and to me direc
ted. will be exposed to sale by public yendue
or outcry, at the Court House, in the borough
0f Lewistoyrn on
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
G. G. STANBARGER, Sheriff,
Sheriff7s Office, Lewistown, Oct. Q, 1861.

Bidders at the above sherffs Sales, are hereby no
tilted that in each case where property is knocked
down, the purchaser will be required to pay down ten
Per cent. the amount of his bid IN cash and give
Judgment note W tn approved security for the bal
lance; u be paid when the deed is aclnowIe ed ged
Unless these conditions complied with before the
sales close, the property VIII be set up again aud re-
sold
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

Still barking at us--the discharged Office
holder
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09
II. G. Hoatz, Sec'y.

s@~Geo ". Soult has been authorized
by Col Welsh, now in command at Camp
Curtin, to raise a squad of volunteers to
one of the companies now in camp. The
squad will go to camp as soon as twenty or
twenty-five men are enrolled.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-10-09

neA.After some heavy rains the weather
is again pleasant,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
9tatbs.

On the 18th inst, Mrs. NANCY, wife OF
Robert Hampson, of this place.
The funeral will be attended at the Discipls
Church. tomorrow Thursday at IO% O'Clock
A. N. Elder C. c. FOote, of Ravenna, will
preach the funeral sermon.
In Columbus. on Sunday mornieg. Jan 2Gth.
AGrTrr. daughter of R. W TATLER, ESQ
Auditor Of State. aged Is years, ii months and
IL days.
In Warren, Jan. 18th, of Membrane Croope,
LEWIS K, infant son of Owen and Louisa
Aoser, aged 2 years aud % days.
Fare thee well our last and fairest,
Dear loved Lewis fare thee we'll;
God who lent thee hath recalled thee
Back with him and his to dwell.
Where then are We, with the Saviour
Blessed forever blest arc We,
Mid the sinless little children,
Who have heard bis come to me,
Beyond the shades Of deaths dark valley
Now ye lean upon his breast,
Where the wicked dare not enter,
And the weary rest
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
9rmt gnttllwtmt.
Narrow Escape.

On Friday evening while the Panorama Of
Messrs Bowen & Glass was being exhibited
at Empire Hall, the screen behind which the
lights were placed which reflected upon the
paintings, took fire. The screen was Of cotton
of thin texture, and the fire spread rapidly
The lecturer and one Of his assistants caught
the burning curtain and tore it down, but with
it came two or three tin lamps filled with cam
phene, which being upset, the turning fluid
spread over the floor. The e~xertions Of the
exhibitors and the men in the front part of the
audience, aided by three pals of water from
our Office, below. which were promptly on the
spot, held the flames in check until more wa
ter was brought from the stores and the street,
and the flames were extinguished. It was ex-
eeedingly fortunate that the audience was
small, and that most of them were cool and
self possessed. If the Hall had been crowded
as on some occasions, the narrow outlet and
steep stairways would have been chok-d up
with men women and children, and the conse-
quences would have been terrible.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
'fhLSFAlP NISlIRIIG his R'gR1ITS.'
"fhe cosmopolitan irl Journal
Five Hundred Beautiful Works of irtl

33.-POur admissions, curing the season. TO
The Ga LrRy OF PAISTIEss, 81 BROADWAY. NY
L. addition TO the above benefits, there will be Civ
en- 20 suisarih-rs. Is gratniions nremInms. over
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
CRYING BABIEsu CRYING BABIES
SppsrNr FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

PRESENT FOE THE LITTLE oNEs-
In consequence Of the superiority Of De EA-
roS's ISFsNTiLE CORDIAL ever every ether IIeIa-
ration of the kind. the trugg'sis OF this town
have almost all ordered AMI received n supply
of If: 80 eherr W. MoTHERsl No more cry ing
babi-s. Do not he put off with any uIhrr Prep
aratiun hy any druggist wi" my nat have re-
crived DR. EARNS MANTLE CORDIAL. or who
may ON account Ut getting suinr Worthless arli
Gle at II ch-HIvI rate he more inter- sied in sell
ing IT, CT the hest; it is tor sale in town
s-a'ch iii yea ini 1t.
DR. GE NS,N- NDup FouD. for liSeasrs of the
organs and all pu mnuarv com laIbts. Ia also
tar sal in tuwu; su'i If auN stuff ring from he
alS'vr complain : neglect To try THIS irrIaratinu
thy ARE guilty. OF suicide Thee ARE Ave aif
ferpnt Ms uf the iiDn D FooD-all On the Samt
prineipl-. tut grs iHsird 10 the different dcieien
ci-s nf the hls, 1 arising from the i,ff-rrtt or
gans af -et-d n" I Is fr Colds Bronchitis.
Consumption. aud other chronic complaints n
rising ir,m over-us-, grnrral debility or nerr
Gus Irusirati.n 70 .. ior Liver CompIatnis
No 3. for Dyspepsia No 4 Woman's Rrstor
alive No ). Mans Regeneration Ask for tue
No YOU want. GSee advertisement.
Fo- Sale By Weeds g. Peio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
warren Post Office.

At a meeting of Republicans of Warren
township, held Jan 18th, lo6l, 1t was
ResOEced, That we consider it expedient foI
the Republicans of Warren to hold an election
at the usual place of holding elections, on the
% day of February. 1861 for the PnrpUse OF
electine q member of our party to receive the
appointment of Post Master for the town Of
Warren.
Teas said election be opened at 8 o'clock A.
N. and elsse at 4o'clock P. II. The same tc
be conducted by James Hoyt and Chss. Mes
senger as Judges and Walter B. King as Clerk
and the expenses of said election be paid by
the successful candidate. That all legal Re-
publican voters in the Township of Warren,
shall be entitled to a vote at the election afore-
TT. NcLAIN, Chairman,
Z. Spar. Jr. See.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
nissolutiou

The law firm of Cox, Ratlitf L Spear WAS
dissolved on ths first If this month, Mr. Rat
liz continuing in the office heretofore occupied
by the late firm. over the Bank OF Nessrs Free
man Hunt & Co. Messrs Cox and Spear have
formed = new partnership under the style of
Cox & Spear. One of the firm will be found
at the old Office for a short time, when their Of
fee will be IN the room over the stere OF ID
dings & Morgan
All of these gentlemen are now SO well known
in their prOfcs ionaI capacity. AMI as high
minded gentlemen, that they need no RECON-
mendatiUn from us
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
Cauntr. IN Cnnit Of Cerauon Plea.

vs. Petition Tor assignment Of
Frstas Roberts DAD Dover
Timothy Roberts. George and EEra Watts, Jenlna
Watts, milton Roberts, Khota kLnma. Jtae5 Hin
rS. Nancy 0imsie4d, S.rah Tut;le, john Z TGttle
Ahnsr + lbcr;s. Agnes Parker nDI Mar gHret Parker
IRE herehJ nouf.d that on the luth OF October AID
ls6O the Petitioner Eicd in tn: oece Of The cierk C
I the Court Of Common Pleas, for TraIhuil Co11ty
Ohio. against them and others. asking Tor the sssiSD-
reut Of her Dover as the wiros Of Timothy Bf5tTts
: deceased, in the following lands. Of Which said Tin
b othy died Possessed. situated In Trurluu!l countS
Ohio. to vii. Oar riece OF land, situated in the Town
ship OF Hobart. County Of 5run-dll and Stats Of
I Chic. knozu as heiHg he neTth III o. iSs No. forty
ndrih ~ the nsrth line Of said let. east By tie essi
line Of said ioL south By laLds in said let owned b,
Samuel Hire ard west by the vest line Of said lot
eoutsinin= one hundred scres Of land, subject 10 a.
legal ksghEsys One siher parcel Of isnd. sisTs;ee
Il ne sane TsEnshiP and Coantl- khoSn - PART O.
lot No. ETY. ave ISL aad bounded o. the east oy IL
To- line. on til north by lsEi in said lot No - own
ca ~ Thomas y. Roberts. on the vest aai soath by
the lot lines, containing "Le hGhurei and ninety
acres oTlsEd. AaI one Othcr piece OF land Il sai
TovuzhiBa and County. snsTn - psrt Ct lot NO. any
six 800 ant bounded on tn east ard south ~ sad 10;
line on To-, 4est b. lands IL said iot oEuc by Reosgr
U4-rr. on h nerh ~ lands IN said lot oEgSi b.
IerieI CI5nrh2u. containing slA.s-9ne acres 0 lad
Against sail j-fe-t1rts 3Ea s.Eers, as heirs e iSv
AMI Svisves 4 saii T.n0:hy R'osTls, deceased -
said re.;tic- Vil Re H. he-Iing at the next term 2
Saii Curt. fr said Courtv. commencing on the ~
d.v Of q.rc7 A. o. I-6i. Cnl~ss said Dcits. aFpsar
ansxrr or a-nrr 10 said Petition. he SAGE as &c then
vii. be uzen a. ccnsrssed, AMI order taken "a prsyeo
To- in aid PETITION. FORRIsT {
rOge-s6 c.. ~ AIys for Petitioner.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30

Fuu Stop.

On Thursday morning the locomotive ofth
express train goin g west on the C & 81. R. R
burst a fue when near the Mahcning bridge
in Braceville, and the machine came to a dead
stand-still. The baggage master. Mr.. John
Sea, volunteered 10 60 forward on foot, to the
Braceville station, and get L hand car and pro,
eeed to Garre,sville for an sngine. The cold
rain which was falling fast, had covered the
rails with ice. and it was impossible to move
a band car at all. Mr.. S procured a horse and
went on in the storm. and the engine arrived
between 10 and / o'clock Conductor CraN-
ford, with his usual thoughtfulness. procured
from a farm house, materials for a substantial
bunch winch the passengers gave evidence
that they appreciated
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
Panorama.

The Panorama of q voyage to Africa &c. ex-
hibited on three evenings of last week, at En-
pire Hail, by Messrs Bowen d Glass. was one
well calculated both to interest and instruct
The views of tropical scenery. rich and strange
vegetation, and animal life. were done with
~artistic style. Those of the spectators who
had read the travels of Livingston. Barth and
others, found those paintings especially inter
aaEnQ
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

~ L purzlAnec Of an order 81 sale Esde - ne
Probate Cour, OF Truubull County. Oh'c.i will Oder
a. Pr5l:c sale. 4. the premises ca the -ta "a SiieN
ru.-- D.I>Ei. hstsren tts hours OF aad 8oessA
2. ~. the folII~ing described real ssia;e. 10 va: ST
ir rhs torrship u johnston county and STATE
Aforesaid, aud Is known by beng part OF los No y
sud lot ~. 80. ami part OF lot NJ 81 N tEira avis
Ion. AID SUI posed ~ be If, secs u aud.
nos GILMORE. AIm'rS &c.
jim. 10. 1851. 4sl s9Tis HsH OfGrs cuR1i', dee
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30

Making connexions "a follows:
AZ Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland q Erie, aud ClzTe-
land & Pittsburgh RliiToHta-
At Scion With hacks for ChagTin RafA&e.
AZ Mautua Si;h backs for Rfvenna, 6e.
At Braceville with hacks fI Newton Pals, &c.
At Warren with hacks fer Sharon. GreeHVi.le, Mead
VILE. Bloomfield Garfield, &C
At YoungstoER Eilh stages fr New Castle. Poland.
Lowell, and En- . VaieT, and taeuce By ? p W
G Railroad to Pittsburgh.
FSov. -, Ls6O-I CHls.L RI0Dg5. Sept.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
I EGAL NOTICE
II George saiier Court q Com Pleas

- orNA e SS-sGE NOlEA Il SND ENeA8,
VS. TrGmhul Co, On o.
Daniel BonEey. ct al The d,fs-. Rosetta Whit
more and Joseph whitnor! her husbsnf 1. Z ect1 JOY
and GeOr &c Jo- her hrshand ofthe State OF Michigan
and Daniel BnnEsy - the State % wisconsin will
take notice taat George Sadler on the 29th day q de-
ceIaber. is6n. flied has petition against theH AMI 9th
efs in the Court o. Common Pleas Of said county.
setting firth that said B1nHey ia or ABOUT the year
lfS2 bought By written contract OF Joseph Perkins
p &c 100 screa OF land in sm1ll lot No 1 CT lot = IN
Greene in said cauatv. Thtt on the 23l Of april.
1919, laid BoHnSy sold by WFitsn contract ten acres
OH 5 purchase TO Edxsrd c Doids. akeeing to make
deed to him or s~ssigns, sh: n paid for. That on the
18th or September, 1-50. D0ads sod the ten scrs,
with consent OF Bonncy. to plaintiff Who paid y0n
ney the amount due from Oudds AMI fully paid DoliJ
for his interest so sotdto him Tint said Doiis di-I
in IS54 having The sail Rosetta 81 Electa with oh
ers his children aud heirs At law sho claim al :Hte.-
est in said "a acTes, II. den les Tat they haze any
i.teTest whatever therein. Tie p:;iL On alleges that
Joseph Perkins after mixing his contract with BIN
nly sold and conveyed the Ian g subj ect to said Goa
tract. 20 Henry Y Perkins who nov owns the same -
Said psEtioL prays that Bonuey he ordered 10 make a
drsd for said ten acres 10 PlaiIt.n, and IL he neglect
to DO 50 that said Henry q Perkins make such deed,
anl that plaintiff title be decre-d Eo>d as Sg4inst ihs
Representatives of said DOdi5 Said defendants will
answer ~ the cal day o. Re iruarv. A. D. 1861. or in
default thereof said plaintiff will take JUDGMENT a.
gainst ti-m by default b. B. BRkNESG
Ian 9, l-6j, 5vI B.P. CURTIS, Atg 5 for zig.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
An ARRAY.

On Thursday evening. two young men nam
ed Joseph Harris and Charls Garrari, work
men in WiselI's Carriage Mandatory, got IN
to an ARRAY. They commenced Knocking of
each others hats, and sparriug in fun and en-
ded by Sighting in earnest, Harris receiving q
heavy blow on his hesd with an iron poker,
and Garrard a dangerous cut on his neck, with
8 knife. Harris was arrested, brought before
Justice Palm, and was held to tsi in the sum
of $500.