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TENNESSEE TAooPs-A regiment Of one thousand
troops from Tennessee arrived in Lynchburg Sunday
morning and took up their quarters az the encampment
They are mostly from the coun les of Franklin aud Lin
colo on the southern border OF tie State, and under
the command Of Col Turney, Of the former U. S.
Senator from Tennessee Ca Monday, there another
arrival of troops at Lynchburg, from Tennessee,
sstirg of several hundred Tennessee is responding
noby to the ell Of the country We learn that great
enthusiasm exists among the people ard that any
Der of TROOPS will be furnish that the Confederate
thorilies will COZ sent 10 rfceiye.
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LIEUT.. ANDREW JAcKsox-we are pleased to meet
with Lieut. A. Jackson, of the U. A. Cavalry. He is
grandson OF Tennessecs honored soldier, Old Hickory
has resigned bis commission aud is now on his way to
Montgomery to WELD his sword in defence of Southern
soil. We wish BIN success Memphis appeal.
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TEXAS LANDS,

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
II OnO ACRES Of the best Lands In Western Texas, select
ONDtfO ell ne sor ally by the In 1850 and and o.
cupel by him slace r purchase III health, caused by apan
l chronic deae renders rposfe forhm 70 continue the
business q farming would s exchange these Lasd5 n
acts from GlUto O00 acre. for good lcnt In the states q
Maryland Virginia The tiles patents from TIE Republic
and state Tas AID all o. the less uIrgY
ed. good por Il the lana Is susceptible Of easy Irrigation
These the OF San Antonio and
thu sea coat road, called the ln5isnoa Road &c
tn coast; bersd aud good cotton sugar and corn
lands
Por farther information apply 70 -
CHARLES C. NIEBUHR
% Fe-rr Street New Yosk city.
Or 10 Messrs TARDY L wILLIsAF Rlcimo
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JR FRIENDS AND TIL

rf(%TO OUR EkIENDS AND THE
o. PUBLIc-Durr the psst Ave or six months We have
obtaining supplies OF goods paying an e1horsht rae
In order Thai the wants OF customers might be
supplied Grateful for patronage OF friends who have
literally In the past years have used every
eriion their wart,
state affairs unusual and extraordinary exists the
In OF The usual through which
supplies obtain ccsCd One member OF
ar and two assistants military duty and therefore for
the pre- compelled sell for cI,H except TO most
prompt paying customers. We viii open accounts with
any for have force to write book, We
tyu friends will duly appreciate ghch
pei TO this MEADE BAKER Drurgats,
my6-dkcii ls6 Haln 81 Rchmond, Va.
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A7sgIYgt;AN GUATO.

TkNHE attention and Planters is again cale TO M
valuable and economical fertilizer, which, by sssfs tor'
and practical results placed IN TIE froLt RANK among The
most approved CONNIE: -A -alnG.el.
The analysis Of Baron Lebg q Munich and Professor Jones
GEORGIA that this GuanO contains proportion Of
soluble ph-phaes than known It's success and popularity
South unprecedented r duns cotton upon very poor
land rlvang Island for many purposes Por tobacco
corn and oats r-oyed equ1l ruccl Of which hsve
certificates o the nCst satisfactory character.
Planters because Of r. heepness and vaue should save the
money By buying this fertilizer Sch Will be sold uoon terms 10
suit N times, anu Will be warranted pure and genuine
Felix Il. CAVE,
Sole gent Of American Guano Company,
fah-ctt 12is .treet between MAN and Frankln
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ALLEGHANY CoUYTY.-The Allegheny (va) Volunteer
Rifle Company. numbering los members, have been
ordered by the proper authority to arpers Ferry The
company were to start from Covingon Monday last
There are other volunteer companies being raised in
Allegheny county.
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ZINC Up.

The New York Commercial A ver.ser Is authorized to
say. that the President and Cabinet firmly resolved
to begin the suppression Of the re5sos as soon as the
twenty days expire. Rewards vl PROBABLY be offered
for the principal trAOra" The period Of warning e1-
Prsd on Saturday nlsht
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Tie Governor of Kentucky, a few days ago, invited
The Governors of Indiana and Ohio, to meet him in Gin
einua aud ciu him in an effort at mediation, suggest
ing that the border free and slave States should endeavOr
5y one last effort to the country. To these over
lures the Governor Of Iadana has replied refusing to
enter into the proposed medi;ion and declaring that the
controversy be lsf to the general government,
whose course he approves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

LIBERAL D NATIoN-The Bank of Virginia at Charles
ton Ksnawhs county, sub cribed 81 900 to the fund for
procuring arms and equipments for the military OF Ka
nawha county.
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uBEOnuSHITJ,y,, FOU GAZE,

rEyE undersigned offers for sale the TRACT on LAND called
bloomsbury" In Cupeper county, about three miles from
Brandy Station containing Hundred Acres adnS the
lately sold H.ssrs Vice aud Kennedy aud
the lands Of c. c. Beckham DR.. T. aad WEi ]. Fife.
This Farm situated In neghborhood remarkably adapted
growth wheat and The Buildings rather old but
with moderate repairs viii sueH ior tae soaofaf
mediation family. erSoe des.rcuA OF purchasing invited
70 examine the psce fer theselves We vii merely
has always considered Of the best ras In tbs neigh
borhOod, especially fer Ehsat.
Terms will be made accommodating.
For further information apply John Slsusher Way
lanisburg oupeper couay, O. Green a o1lgePe
Courthouse JOHN sLsuuHIER
s-ctf BRaDgORD
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RICHMOND WING
uERNEsDAY MORNING. WAY s, lsel.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

~ Letters on Jsi.s,s mast % addressed % ne "Ea'for@
fks wig"
articles ,cren boa sides e ne paper ''l no' %
- r. h , f Sl r, sirdi.y ought O. % kro'rH O. al,
md tri7 IN r8 l Dc dJartli from, C5i;aoIy Ho'c'Sesess
eiglt lines are elrrcsa Sr os airsrti>euents
~ We csara, undertake 70 re'rs rejected oornu7'eao"s
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FRANCE AND THE CONFEDERACY.
INTERVIEW OF MINISTER FAULKNER WITH TIL
FRENCH MINISTER.

WASHINGTON, May 5-An imperfect statement OF Mr.
Faukner interview with NJ. Thouvenel the French Min
iser for Foreign Affairs, concerning the application oil
the Commissioner of the Montgomery Confederation,
having found its way into the press the Department OF
State has consented that the correspondence shall be
uublished
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CONFERENCE OF GoyERNoRs.-A telegram from Cleve.
land, Ohio, 4ih inst says
"Goverlors Curtin, of Pennsylvania; Dannison, Of
Ohio Randall of Wisconsin; B'air Of Michigan; Morton,
of Indiana; aud Ex-Governor Kerney, of Illinois,
in conference here last night Their proceedings have
not transpred. They were serenaded, and addressed
the people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

GooD-There is company up in Mississippi called the
Holmes County Rebels" commanded by Capt Il. K
P4ge Taey will shortly start for Virginia. George
Washington Rebel"
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r.ySs.ssIpP. Land P0Y SALE,

NESssssIPPs LAND FOR SALE,
0FFER for my plantation ID aiadlon ccagy, Mss There
Is 1900 IN cultss which Is s table land except
Of fine creek bottom There tie place
dwelling house. roomy AM commolou With the yard finely
vari y shrutbey; Gin hous fine framed qCare
and every ing make comfortable TIE plantation well
With the aces: hedge In the Fer hc plsa.ion
will 80 per acre. eqcal psyments With rt=ret from
date. r. W. pURFEY,
ap9-cf Vernon, Madison county, Miss
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Retalinfian

The Charleston Mercury Of the ~ says Gov Picksns
received dispatch, from Secretary Nsmpinger, yesisr-
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sAYiNNs, iNsETTuTIoN. 0g RIcMN0ND.

SAVINGS, INSEETUTION- or RECHNOND.
OFFICE AT TIE sT0Ar or CHiIsliAS LATHRoP,
10. - NAIN SIR1fg,
yNTHFRE Deposits will lie received which Az Interest Of SIC
w per cent viii be paid al remaining on deposit SID
mouths longer aud five per cent. for s er period
This Institution "a. 10 xistclce Tor hy One years; a.
Loaned over Ten ouc OF Dollars has suspended debt az
never lost one dollar or pay any Certificate vhea due
Jas Il GARDINER, President.
VII h. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
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fHE FOLLOWING LETTER relative to BRAN
DRIFTS PILLS dem.n Is aten,l, n from INvALIDs:
HAx1osToS, ~ j., May I, lsG0.
d. BRAEDEETH Dear s-I have long wanted to write 10
and express ny gratitude beneficial effects that have been
experienced my family am In hundreds thousands Ct
others the re Bra1Gres Pills The Est year friend
arcckwly sold sour pills in Bsion, 1885, then ia decting
HEALTH ami ny friends well myself supposed that ny
arhy voy gc would Terminate NJ Brockway urged ne
take Rsnd.ehs Pills, bu: hsyIcg used much medicine
goot Inclined to let .ture take its
ard lny submit my fate IF cGered to five deem
I'D take them prescribed. Ry II saw he had
fair IA ,he ami anay coeated to take them, but not
sft al: hopelessis After taking
bcx began feel be Well! sir wLea had used
Fe-e boxe'I we'll, healthy msn-my weight having
cn pounds up 15}rornls then odeei supply, srd
DC tire and the present rsied three hussnd dol
Of these Invaluable P and quite that have
hereby n.rumean s4vng not hundreds but thousands
of lives Ycu-s, truly, c. J FAY, P.
Pica 25 cents PEI box Sold BY All respectable dealers In
msiiclLel my4-iSRlm
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sss~@sBkA Ess'S PREMIUM EEp'.
S>sSS TEES Is conceded 10 be the most deors, whole
ou and tonic IN the World used by
y In Vaes LyAPEsD solely for this climate and should he
found The house q every Southern Family FOR AL dis
Of the stomach sad bSves They fall 10 Ste
cuas Of DYersA Nervous Headache nc With pain in the
els they gve immediate relief disodeed
ver ard In weak ana debaied persens they will vital
energy TO the Whole system They cny need Trial to give asE
precedence all other Bter Thss bsers be had 81
M.sirs GsAy, PURCELL, LApD co and by ell prominent
Druggists ls cy Rchnoha ana elsewhere In Virginia and
O.; CANDY GILPiE CO.. Baltimore B. A. FAHNEaToCK Co..
Phiadeiph.s, and BARNES PARK New YORK
Orders flied by addressing u. BAKER, PROPRIETOR
FEB. e-dse Richmond, Va.
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE,

HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
BOTETOURT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
UyHE next session Of hi, will open the LIST wednes
day June, and continue without interruption TIL the hrs'
Thorough and Systematic on the Departments
Of Languages Modern Languages, Mathematics English
and Literature Natural Science, Moral Science, history Music
Drawing and Painting
the Va and Tenn Ralroad sufficiently accessible but AZ the
quiet and retired IT unded by beautiful noun
tain scenery and enjoys the advantage OF hne sulphur ana
ohalybeate Springs. $1,000
For Tuition in the Literary Departments
For Tuition In Musc PIANO. Guitar ............ 40
Drawing and Painting from. go. $40 to 10
Payable strictly han advance ana the remainder at the close
Of the Session.
t viii Bonsacks the first ten days Of the
Session.
For further Information, sa1res, ooo,,r s...,..,.,.
ap3O-ct jane Bctet ur SPRING., Va
NyAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOH sLAVEs:-
III Hospital situated the Of Main and 2ot
streets ad ably adapted In arnese privacy and Eeal
Of position the purposes which has been Instituted
namely For MEDICAL SURGICAL and oDsTETRIcAL Treatment
SLAVES The rules and regulations governing THIS institution
have already been Published circular containing full pacu
ar viii be m nshed those who may further Information
TERNs-P2tnts week. go less than week. ~ per Glen
but tie aggregate shall no. Gscsd tao charge for @ t'ee
Patients attending the daily eEsnnaons mot ct for Hos
pa connnemen charged the regular fee adopted by the proe
large. The above charges include board medicine medcs
~ fas Of oe Tos 81 The city, For atasr inform stiof
apply Physician resident the Eospa to either Of the
undersigned Physicians and pToprietOrs o,,,, :,
Main st., bet Sd and 4lh, or No $50 Maia st.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ D.,
Exchange Hotel, Grace st, bet. 9Th and 9Th.
T. g. VEST, NJ. D.,
PHILIP g. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Resltea. Physician.
m,I5-d.c2avl, keaideut Assistant
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70 ALL sEsERIFRs, COMMISSIONERS OF
TIE REYENIE AND TELEGRAPH opERAToRs IN

TO ALL sIEERsRPs, COMMISSIONERS OF
TIE REVENUE AND TELEGRAPH OPERATORS IN
TIE COMMONWEALTH.
NOTICE given such officers that they net 10
~ leave pooEs uads circumstances IL g as essen.
M 10 that the dues OF such oces shoud be prompt
y performed hey the Fervees Of the
military In tee field
By order OF the Governor,
GEORGE W. EUvF0RD,
sp9i-dGe6t Secretary OF The Commonwealth
rI'sp VERY YALCAaEE PROPERTY AT THE
i CORNER OF 9TH AND GRACE srREEfs, OPPOSITE. CAf.-
OLsQUARE Central Hotel for rest saleAl
Of the authorized to rent sell the fore
going bic This property well known ihst
minute description deemed unnecessary; sr IL that
It, location Immediately opp the Capitol sqiare) among
the most eligible in tbs city The Hotel has ACCOMMODATIONS
about 0 guests and only vel adopted for Ho bat
equally for gsne- boarding h. u:e for families 10 good
tensn the win be made sccommoda-
ting To puchate the liberal credits which BE- de-
sired viii be given, Virginia State Stock be taken In pay
m,Lt.
sp:o~esw GopDiN 6 APPERsoN. hucionsers.
MILITARY FATIGUE sHIRTs.-silisry p
l Hgus fhris Blue Grey aud Red nsnne manuActursd
q sbort noaeshy .s [spfel kEsr. PAINE 90.
IN 9SFSs PORTLAND syzps = sss Ras q Sa :s:
t.ef ~ rlFdl -
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U,.CrICs FOR VOLUNTEERS IN ACTIVE

BUUkS AN u NIAIIUN Ell.
W. RANDOLPH, l2l Main str ct, tas for tale a fan
d stock School Misc ansou BOOKS Cap Letter. hos
and apping perPeBs INK inolopes. ksiarls, P,ncI
Blank Bo ks, and other articles OF stat emery As and
standard Music NJ
EVERY OERYCER should buy copy o. Fus Ytt'ssc
t. ence q War There 4ble nfJrmatn abb
ary matte nd Ia any book Far 81 by
myI J ". RANDOLPH, l2l Main u.
rgNHE LAST NEw BOOK Publ,hed s very Interest.
Ing enc, "souqie ard his Snplre from the french Of
Gu,tave De Alaux. Pic. 81 W. Just publ he'd by
myT J. W. RANDOLPH n hsln -.
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Il e u N ID SVPPLY No NJ,
~ GOODs
oPrNING BY sTEAhER THIS nav
Blset SILK Nantes, newest ryies and pattern. "''
Beautiful Hsrnane shauia
File Shavis, . rare article.
Elegant Wslsiag suiz.
eplrndid Hern further supply
Most beautiful 0rgandes-Yery cheap.
French Jaeonets In great variety very rh.an
Mourning Goods In varety-anong Which Are v.,. L.,
Bareges, Grenadlne Bareges, chsIies, ke 1eP
ap9 sAML " PRICE 70
The national Republican., 1861-03-16

pressed so heavily upon them. When they
have had to resist for while, at their own ex.
pense, the incursions of hostile Indians, by
whom the State is surrounded, and, perhaps,
to carry their own mails over a vast and sparse.
ly settled territory, they may come to the con-
clusion that the intolerable grievance Of not
obtaining full recognition of a theoretical
right to carry slaves beyond their territorial
limits, when they have now but the smallest
fraction of the number necessary to cultivate
their own soil, and will not have enough for
half century, is hardly sufficient to justify
revolution and civil war. What the result OF
the present conflict in that State may be we
do not pretend to predict, but of one thing we
feel certain, that if it comes to the arbitrament
Of the sword, the old Governor will make good
fight of il. The elements Of resistance to the
despotism at Montgomery are at work all over
the Gulf States, and when time has been given
for this resistance to be organized and the
Union men to be assured Of their own strength
and cooperation, the consprators will find
enough to do at home without marching an
army upon Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-03-16
SECESSION IN TEXAS.

The country was startled short time ago
had been regarded as a strong Union man and
opposed to the revolutionary movement at the
South, had authorized and taken an active part
in the seizure of the property of the United
States within the limits of Texas. The gen.
eral impression was, that he had yielded to the
popular current which he was unable to with,
stand, and, making a virtue Of necessity, had
gone into the movement, so that it should not
pass entirely beyond his CONTROL in the same
way that Mr.. Stephens is generally supposed to
have accepted the Vice Presidency of the Con.
federate States, with the view of giving a con-
servative character to secession, if he could not
prevent it.
1t seems, however, from accounts recently
received from that State, that the secessionists
are not likely to have everything their own
way. The Governor claims that the functions
of the Convention terminated with the submis-
sion of the secession ordinance to the people,
and that they were not elected to assume the
permanent control and government of the State,
and to supersede the constituted authorities.
The Convention continues in session; has
usurped permanent dominion and has passed
an ordinance claiming sovereign powers, and
promising to consummate the connection of
Texas with the Confederate States The Legis,
lature is to meet on the 18th, only to find its
occupation, and that of the Governor, virtually
gone. A conflict Of authorities is expected, as
the old hero of San Jacnto refuses to transfer
his allegiance to the Southern Confederacy, and
will resist, it is said, with military force, the
usurpation of the Convention. He is determ.
ined that the people of Texas shall have some
voice in regard to the future relations and des.
tiny of the State.
1t is well known that no full and fair expires.
sion of the popular will has been had upon the
question of secession, though the forma Of its
submission to popular vote have been gone
through with, which was not the case in any
other of the seeding States. Mob rule, how.
ever, has been in the ascendency and all free
dom Of opinion ard action crushed out 1t
may be that the Governor is of opinion that il
the State does not come under the rule Of the
oligarchy at Montgomery and retains her sep
arate independence, the people will in time,
wake up to the folly of a separation from the
Federal Government, from which they have re.
ceived only benefits, and been relieved from
the burdens, which would otherwise have
The national Republican., 1861-03-16
THE KENTUCKY AND OHIO MANDA.
MUS CASE


The opinion of the United States Supreme
Court, upon the application of the Common
wealth of Kentucky for mandamus to compel
the Governor of Ohio to surrender fugitive
from justice, is one Of especial interest. The
mandsmus was denied on the ground that the
case was one Of original jurisdiction, in effect,
of one State upon another, and that the consti-
tutional provision on this subject was left solely
to the good faith of the several States for its
honest observance. In giving this decision, the
court, as in the Dred Scott case, delivered an
opinion upon the merits Of the controversy. 1t
says that the duty of the Governor, upon an ap-
plication for the rendition Of such fugitive, is
simply MINISTERIAL and that, upon satisfactory
evidence being furnished that the offence
charged is crime in the State which makes
the demand, the fugitive is to be delivered up,
whether or not the act alleged to have been
committed was crime under the laws of the
State upon which the demand was made.
The analogy of this case to the celebrated
Anderson case will at once attract attention |;
and the opinion Of the English court upon the
principles which govern the Interpretation Of
treaties Of extradition will be compared with
that of the Supreme Court upon the constitu
tional provision referred to, which has generally
been regarded in the light of an extraditior
treaty between the States.
The national Republican., 1861-03-16
, pslla;r About three o'clock in the afternoon,

to Bellair. About three clock in the afternoon,
he was seen sitting on fence near the railroad
track, about half mile above Bellair, by a
man passing by, who saw him quietly whiting
a stick but observed nothing singular in his
manner. In few moments this person heard
the report of pistol, but thinking McLain was
playing with the weapon, and had discharged it
in sport, he took no notice Of the circumstance,
and did not turn round. Directly afterwards,
three other persons came up and found him ly,
ing in corner of the fence, dead. He had
proceeded deliberately about the accomplish
ment of his purpose, having written his name,
"James McLain, of Wheeling" with lead
pencil, across the bosom of his shirt, in con.
spicuous manner, so that those finding his body
would have no difficulty in knowing him. Then
placing his revolver to his heart, he had taken
fatal aim, and ended his existence.
The national Republican., 1861-03-16

UNITED STATES TREAsURER.--Thc President
has nominated for this important office the
Hon. F. E. Spinner, of New York, the late
chairman of the Committee of Accounts of the
House Of Representatives. A better selection
and one which will give more general satisfac-
ton could not have been made.
His nomination has not yet been con
6rmed by the Senate, as Senator Bright and
soL,e one or two others oppose his confrma.
ton. The opposition of Mr.. Bright probably
grows out of the fact that Gen. Spinner, some
years ago, in the House, caused an investiga
ton to be made in certain land operations
which did not reflect much credit upon Bright
General Spinner will undoubtedly be confirmed
to-day, Notwithstanding Brights opposition.
The national Republican., 1861-03-16
DEPARTMENTAL.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CALDWELL of Penn.
sylvania, has been appointed to a first class
(Sl,2OO) clerkship in the Interior Department.
James Wiles was yesterday appointed to a
$500 clerkship in the document room of the
Interior Department, in place of j. H. Wheeler,
resigned.
REsIGxATIoNs.-Co John II. Wheeler, of
N. Co. resigned his clerkship in the Interior
Department yesterday.
John McRae, of Virginia, first, class (Sl ,2OO)
clerk in the Census Office, also resigned yester.
day.
REMovAL.-T. C. l.. Hatcher, of Virginia,
first class clerk in the Census office, was re.
moved yesterday.
The national Republican., 1861-03-16

A SoUTn CARoLINA MARKsMAN-Fycs at a
Mink, and hits his Captain.-The Charleston
Mrcny, of the | lth instant, has the following
"About two o'clock yesterday afternoon, Off.
Ger Hicks arrested Isaac Johnson, charged with
shooting Captain Stcdman, at the foot Of Broad
street. Mr.. johnson did not deny the charge.
He was on rait and iancied he saw mink
on the whGrf. Anxious to test the quality of
his gun and his buckshot, he fired at the mink,
and hit Captain Stedman, who was in the same
line, but fortunately at a greater distance. One
of the bullets lodged in Mr.. Stedman's head,
and was extracted by DR.. Wragg, The wound,