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mOFFAT,s LIFE PILLS. l.,.

In all cssss Of costiyenes dyspepsia bilious aud liver
affections, piles rheumatism, fsvsrs and agussa aotsi
nate head aches, and all general dersnEenkn o. health
these Pills have Invariably proved certain and pssas
remedy. single trial piacs the Lifs Pills beyond
the reach Ofccnpstioh in the estimation Of sssy pa
tent. IS teg.s ..........,.,' ~, "A ,,ssssr,f
DR.. Moats Phunix Bittsiseilf hs found equally ef'
ncacous in all caaes Of nervous debIy dyspspsa head
aehe the scns incident 70 females IN delicate health,
aud every kind Of weakness Of the digestive organs
gof sals W Dr.. w.B.MoFFAT, 81, broadway, n. Z.
and by al Drugsistsi Hase syed 'sia mhy1e- -dtwly
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>. 6J The London correspondent of the New
York Post Of August Sd, says: ''ssIt9 fil., /
-. puRcHAsrs op Ann

! . tSsNShhoAS Ias
Our government should be put opon its guard
against a most scandalous deception, which 10
now prscticed upon large scale by parties in
England, who are filling orders for arms and
equipments for the American market, and in
several instances in behalf Of our government.
II has come within my personal knowledge that
large numbers OF old gun barrels have been re-
mounted upon stocks aud fitted with locks taken
from old muskets which 1t is the practice Of the
British Government to cut up and place in q
useless condition when condemned by the gov.
eminent officials. .-H s
These guns have been mounted with rife
sights, so that unless the inside Of the barrel is
closely examined they pass for genuine rifles.
saw one of these guns ftmly secured to a
stand, and several bullets discharged at tar
get, but not one shot came within six feet OF the
other. The army equipments which are made
here by responsible persons are the best in the
world; II have seen patent water proof sheets
for campaigning, which, will be Invaluable to
our soldiers II the war continues. resiu "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18
Democratic Ratification Meeting.
Ia ..slo Eo PloUA, Wednesday, Aug: ID.

To The Editor Of The Enqutry: y, "a, -,
The Democracy of this plsce-the home oI
DR.. G. Volney Dorsey-held meeting lasl
night to ,ratify the nominations of the State
Convention. It was the largest political gath
ering which has met here for several years, and
the utmost enthusiasm pervaded the meeting.-
Speeches we're made by J, f.. Mckinney, Esq,
Of Piqus, and Captain Moore, Of Fletcher.
There is but one sentiment entertained BY
the Democracy Of Miami, and that Is, that tn
Government must be sustained and the Unioe
preserved; and they hold to but one opinion an
to how this Is to be done--which is, by mains
tanning unddulttrated the time-honored priuci-
Piles of the National Democratic party, and put
ting down incompetency and corruption In the
State and Federal Administrations. ,., .,f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18
wouIdn,t stay.

Wstake the following from the Ironvalley EE'
press, of jackson co. Il one Of the old tricks
Of the enemy to carry about papers in the midst
of an excitement to get Democrats to commit
themselves on paper. Papers Of this kind were
carried about this city to obtain the names Of
Democrats at the time ANDREW JACKSON re-
moved the deposits and vetoed the Bank:
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN 4, ~.
We hereby notify the public, that We are not
to be bound by the action Of the so called Grand
Union Mass CoAp.ntion, to be held 10 Jackson, /,
ON the l7th instant-to the call Of which Con
vention our names are appended. q, IL.
lst. Because we we're mistaken in the object
for which said Convention was called. r..
ID. Because we are satisfied that the Demo-
cratic party is, and always has been, 10 favor Of
maintaining the Government upon wise and Ma
tional principles: -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

GENERAL WooL.--The Troy Daily Times
says: Weiannounce with the most lively salts.
faction that alp doubt with reference TO The OF.
ders from Washington to General Wool Is at
an end. He this rnorniug received from the
War Department notification that he had been
appointed to the comman of the Departments Of
South. eastern ,Virginia-h -headquartersls st Fort
resa Monroe-with directions 20 report himself
for duty immediately. He will leave this city
for his post Of duty on w edlesdas. ! ia 6A9 ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18
No Party.

d o. DoanY, Postmaster at Dresden, Ohio, has
been removed, and Dr.. PEARsE appointed in bis
place. Mr.. DrRsrY is d sound Union Demo
crat. and had the Postofice decorated with an
American Gag, but 40 10 had all the stars on .,
10 did not suit. DR.. PEARsE is rabid abolition
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

z The THIN Tribune, q Democratic paper,
hosss The name Of David Tod for Governor.--
Olevelsad Lssdty, std y's isl'sie' 'aF tvff
Thss's rich. II here b . more bitter aboll-
zion paper in the State than the Tifan Tribune,
We dent know IL, unless 1t be the Lsadsr. =
When tina. paper supports Topp. he win have
done something which. one year since, he would
have been ashamed Of snl b -..al- 81. M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

4 ~ The Cincinnati Csu,nsscisl, one Of the
RspubIicsn organs Of cInciunssi, 10 ID 1 guam
dAry as 70 The best manner Of getting Democrats
20 join lie party Ons day 1t tries bullying, the
next 70 coaxes, and fistiers, and fasps, whom it
Idnds out that neither win do,it win DO some.
ding else. We pity Il. II the editor could
only meet and have another talk with that
friend from an "extreme Southern city, 10
might tell what to do next. Can'the be foundf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

IIss The following u On extract nom Q
letter written " ne Hsv y q. HSlme, pastor od The
pierrspoint stFsSt kil 0hnrh, brooklyn, n to
the Journai and Mesenssr Cincinnati, o., and spesu
volumes m msof mint renowned medicine, Ms.
Wlsslow,s soo4lnse erRqsSoH cnipRps Txsanral
awe ree an sdvcrtisment In your columns Of Mas
Wu.uoW' n aoDTuno HvRuP. 1Nouwe never saida word
n favor a patent medicine before In our fe but We
feel compelled 70 y 40 your roade mat thissno hum
bua---Ni ukvh11nD ~ Am Ksow IT TO m ALE IT
cIsrss nis probably one ofthe most successful medi
cnss a he day. because II 10 one OF the best And those
OF your raadsrs who have babies can't do botter than
ly ia s7RgRisuOIa QN4 oeHsiydfv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

ooL. oAMEAoN's RRMGIss,

Es3 % ooL. oAMERoN's RRMAIss, iiomoo g
A day or two ago, flag Of truce came to onr
plckets and sent in the following to Col. ]. E.
3. Stuart, of the cavalry, commanding at Fair
fax Court House " '1lea y -I''l'ss -.s
a.,.,,. ~ ,,r' War DEPARrnESr, July 10, 1861
To whom 1t may Concern The bearers,
Messrs Gorman, OF Baltimote, Apologize and
Sterling, viait Richmond for the single purpose
Of obtaining the remains of the late Col, Came.
ron. All United States troops will show them
the utmost courtesy and protection going and
retufhing. - SIMON CAMERON, r.
| ~ y y - So - ~ Secretary Of War;
Col. Stuart returned the communication with
the following Endorsement ,'.A u-f..s.
T EiEADauARrERs, FAIRFAx Covar, Houar,l
r@, 1870. ,,7...s1 = e ~o,~r :, Aug 2, 1851 IS
The within communication has boen sent me,
but being addressed "to when itmay concern"
10 returned for the reason that its aobject does
not, concern me, nor any, one else that am
aware Of, in the Confederate States Of America.
80 G,.., ]. E. b. STUART,
.sr,go.s,~ Col. lat Cavalry, Commanding.
r. The gentlemen were also informed that Gen
Johnston, when properly addressed on the sub
ject, would give any aid in ibis power for the
recovery Of Col C,'sremainsao rrfr5r) edi
81 a5ntg ARRIVAL or FRESH rRoors. fij saIcs
p.Tfoops continue to pour In since the battle
of Manassas Says the Lynchbprg Vifginian ::
|" Our city is full Of soldiers. We have never
seen 20 many men hurrying forward to the eeat
Of WAR; The Lyrchburg papers also announce
the arrival there Of the FIRST regiment of the
Polish Brigade from New Orleans which was
raised by Gen Tocbman, but is now command
ed by Col Poulaekoweki. One Of the companies
is commanded by John Robinson, the well
know circus proprietor, and bic son Jamesgth
famous equestrian, is a lieutenant In the same
company. The Polish Brigade seems to EN- !.
brace almost every nationality under the SUM-.
~ The arrival of another Louisiana regiment,
composed chiefly Of French Creoles, Is announc
ed 10 the Richmond papers, Il is commanded
by Col. Vaudeville Marigny, who was educated
at the Polytechnian school In France; was the
military companion, and associate Of the late
Duke OF Orleans, and is O gentleman renowned
for his obivalry. and soldierly qualities. The
Lieutenant Colonel, Jules Denis, is also fine
officer, and the MAJOR, Dumontell, served with
distinction in the Grim can war; This regiment
has marching orders for Manassas. Emile La
Sere, formerly, a distinguished member OF Con-
gress from Louisiana, is Quartermaster of this
regiment. go- l.rA I'D -,.ei ..gaf % \
The Twelfth North Carolina regiment has
also arrived at Richmond. 1t numbered 900
men, The regiment is commanded by Colonel
Pe;tgrew, an officer Of fine sttainmentss ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

~ Hon. HrSnr Q, wHirrls has been nom
mated By the Union Democracy for reele0ion
as Judgs Of tho Court Of Common Pleas for the
d,atsics eomposed Of the counties Of Fairfield,
Hooking and Perry. Nj wHlrAAr i aeknovl.
edged one Of the best Judges y obio.sSssS :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

ed Ono, srATEs,faNiP Please ANNOUNCE in your pa
per that many or the ote ofths northern part Of this
county desire to have Gen. Griswod Of Sharon town
ship, for our rext Reprsssntatiys: .--sssfEI sd
""'N - M0sEs DAVIS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

1sDrroS oiiiO sfirrnl& sSsir4please announce the
name Of A.lG. Hmm. of Jackson township, as eandi
date for subject y fs decision Of the
Union Democratic nominating convention, and obge,
.'AE1S f'A''Vit' HOST or DEM0cRATs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18
|. !. :slssKPhKsnNF.Al..TfyE..

EDrron AFra1. ! plsn 4 announce In your paper
that many voters nils dits and IN Fnnklin county
desire to have 0Tro DREsEL ESQ., for their next Repre-
ssntatises hfrs Brsssl JnStfhh man for thspiace
ausIgol' ,EfrT1Ss,, MANY DEMOCRATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18
"A TINE FOR ALL TaIRas."

The venders Of weak, aduierated salamtus have had
their time, which s fast coming 70 Close and James
Pyle Is now having his Time In supplying hundreds Of
thousands Of families with his Dieetic saeratushe
best ever made. Beware OF counterfeits. Depot 3i5
Washington Street, New York. 80 "st a'nfH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

: Representative. Q. Jeffries. a'9a'iz
Tfeasurer-O. E. Davis.
Commissones- Joel shRfer~
Ibfm. Direetof-MichAel Miller.
About 2.7OO votes were polled at the primary
elections good sgu. OF the county ticket
tbe Esgk says Lex al / lEf w
The proceedings Of the ratification meeting
will show the ticket nominated. We say the
ticket selected 10 q good one. That Il viii be
elected is O fixed fact. The nominees have
reason 10 be proud Of their success over the
good Democrats, worthy and true men, running
against them for the respective Offices. We do
not doubt that the defeated candidates will give
the nominees their hearty support Indeed,
those present at the ratification meeting, in apl
propriate femarkss pledged themselves TO the
ticket nominated. This iafight and Democrat
10. Every Democrat votes for his choice at the
primary election. After the nomination the
wstchword Of the Democratic party Is, 20 The
ticket, the whole ticket, and nothing but The
TICKET" isl7s ~ r5-sf i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18
COUNTY AUDITOM y.

ED1oR ONO STATESMAN please ennouncs ne name
Of L. In. WILSON as candidate ior oopnty Auditor,
saee 10 the decision Of the Union Democratic oonvsnt
ton. and oblige MANY pHh0cRATs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

aT Auonk the wounded inIihs late battle in
MIsscuri e our gallant young friend, Col. .Ros.i
ssr D, MircHfLE, now Of Kansas, formerly Of
Nj. vernon and MI cileads Ohio, He p re-
portsd wounded In tbebgroin and 90 ne
shin.
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SHERIFF..

l q 90 .slcbrgiSst Ais. ---ise q sloL ~ a ~
l.EpiToR sTAVEsMANrrPlease announce lhe name oi
Capt. HIRAM N. OSBORN, Of Blendon township, as %
cahddats for Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the
franklin County Depocratic Convention, and oblige
haueIe ~ . .,sSasA MANY DEMOCRATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

vx1ASTHb- 10000 Customers to bny Is cent Aabro-
w types 1t m.,WIfrp Cheap Ambroype Rooms
High street fdeon North Of the American Hotel, Co.
luinbus Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

vxT4NTEprlO 900 Customers 70 buy IS os,t Ambro
w types n. WITS Cheap Ambrotype Hoop, No
81 High street, Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18

III JosErH BARR, of Hooking county, has
been nominated for sthe State Senate by the
Uaion Democracy Of the counties Of fairfield,
Hooking and Athens. The Eagle says Of him /:
with the nominee for Senator we have no
personal acquaintance, but he IA spoken Of by
the Democracy Of Athens and Hooking as com.
Ing up TO the Jeffersonian standard of honesty
and cspability. M u hedo9rG sssyoaG
Let The Democracy put their shoulders to-
gesber, and give the nominees q rousing major
ity. NJ eTEg4r. son Hs.
The following are the nominees IN Old Fair
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.S.REGIAE'SN OTICES


RFFEcTs OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.
Too much eating and arinkinsg new habits and modes
Of e often produce irrsguiafiss In the bowels and
general health Of the system. But BRiSpRrPH's PiLIs
will soon cure, the stomach will regain its strength and
healthy action Of the ystem will be restored. No
MEDtcixEs are equal in ustfainess to the Al
WA kqBRANDMETH PILLs,VT{
BRANDRETH,s UNIVERSAL sALvE
a ALLCOUK's POROUS PLASTERs.
Every man Of ,hs.FrRH' zoU1vEs hia . box Of
BRANDRETH's PILLs,a box OF UNIVERSAL sALvE,
and an ALLoooK's POROUS PLASTER put in their
kuapsaek free Of expense And to this fact may be At
triouted ihs absence si aysof THIS REeINENT from
the hospital. A.,
EVERY SOLDIER should hAys!a box Of Bssndre.h's
Pills, box Of saiye, and apiece of Porous Plssief
They are SURE to DO useful often Iifs-nvins. q.
Sold by Joun n. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, and by
all respectable dsalersln medicines. tlqls,n kor
=, tN ~, VIZ - gsQ tQ sai 10 biti
huBif-uim ,gafg0l r9fH.trL has :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18
Democratic Convention.
THE DEMOCRACY AND OTHER
i Union Men Of Delaware County, Ohio, will convene
at the COURT House inDELAWARE, fl-r-

at the COURT House inDELAWARE, lrH-
o-.,.. Saturday, September 7th,
at 10 o'clock A. M TO nominate County Ticket to be
supported at the ensuing October election. Come one
come all, and let rs reason together. .,r.a..-.t
,, The Hon. 81. 3. COX, Of Colunbus and other emf.
nent speakers are invited and confidently expected to bs
present and address the Convention that OCCASION
By order Of the Democratic Central Committee o.
Delaware County. -. . -
Delaware, Ohio. August I7-d&wIt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-18
Isekofutions OF tho state ConVcnuo"
sFWIGg Mr., Sherman

Al Republican Senate can refuse, unoer o'"'
tosastainthe unconstitutional acts OF the ffes'
identLand Republican Senator IRON onio'
Mr.. SHERMAN, can say in his place in the Sen-
ate, az cannot here in my place, undhfT odth' de-
clare that.it was strictly legal and ihconsonance
with the proyipiOns Of the Constitution l
shall therefote be icoMrELLED 10 vote AGAINST
THE .REsoLurIoSs,' etc. He can also say u 90
moi. believe the PresidentIof the United states
haa the mower TO suspend the writ OF hG6sas COR
nus, BEcAusE THE rowER is DELEGATED EXPRESS
~ TO CONGRESS, AND CONGRESS ALosE' DE
can say, al do not believe that the President oil
the United States has the power to increase the
regular army, BECAUSE THAT POWER 4" EXPRESS
LY GIVEN ny THE CoNsTiTurIoS TO CoSerEss
ALONE; and therefore ! caGnot vote Tor either
OF the last three propostions-the fourth the
fifth or the sixth"
And vet, because q Democratic Convention
adopted the following resolution, men, profess
-ipeto be Constitutional Democrats, are by their
acs coudemniug the action Of the only party
trsa6fzltion that pr,tsnds to sustain the Con
slitution. What is the resolutions Read III;
6, That the pEigilege of the writ Of habeds
-corprs enc Of -the great bulwarks OF freedom,
and that no citizen eau be legally deprived Of
the benefit 5thsreofa except by Congress, and
then only 10 case OF rebellion or invasion, when
the public safety may require III and that the
laie attempt OF the President Of tue United
States to suspend the privilege Of the same 10
unwarrauted by the Federal Constitution.
Among all the acts admitted to be 10 viola.
tion of the Constitution by Mr.. SHERMAN, this
is the only one The Democratic Convention BY
resolution condemned And why this 2 Be-
cause il is one Of the most sacred rights; the
right of the citizen, ichth impri'Oned, to ask and
know why Dis dcpe.i and whether heIisteesny
held in imprisonment. II The Convention is to-
f, be blamed for anything, it is for dealing too
rmercifully with the Standardization. o' go
't' Other resolutions are complained Of with evi-
dent dlficalty to those Democrats who COM
plain, which shows desire to find fault rather
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! TEia'lETa aABRAHAMLINCoLN.l

By the Pfesident,is isgaisleytS a 4aefsfg 10 s,n.ili
! n 4, WILliin n stsafp, Secretary d: state,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-15
WAR PROGRAYYE PROPOSED.

The military editor of the New YOr, Courier has pre-
psrod programme for Mr.. Liacoln by vliDn our po-
tcs difficulties are to be terminated rebellion clushed
and Union restored. 1t is as follows:
"Frt Throw into the southern part of Texas by sea
the dsposabe army force and some five thousand youn-
teers in adj ion.
Second Call upon the Northwestern States, forthwith
to furnish fifty thousand volunteers to assemble without
desy at the United States Arsenal at Baton Rouge, first
concentrating at Cairo, at the junction of the Mississippi
and Ohio rivers.
Third Call upon Pennsylvania, New York, and the
Eastern States for fifty thousand volunteers to assemble
without unnecessary delay, Washington in the District
Of Columbia.
Fo,,rh. Commence q march with this latter army TO
the Southwest leaving of course strong force at the
seat of Government and at the same time direct the
army of the West assembled at Baton Rouge TO form
junction with it Montgomery any other point that
NAV be deemed advisable, leaving a sufficient force to
protect the United States Arse,aLs in the country
through which the armies may pass and OF course taking
the necessary protect the friends OF the
Union against any traitors who may be found in rebel
lion against the government in that quarter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-15
r. n-rIh-n.L Inel

The " Crisis, pape- published At Columbus on'O
by Ex-Governor Medary in specializing on the ee'S Oi
vi--i "a ard other Border Slave States joining the
southern COuledera,y says that Ohio, Indiana ana IN
aois win refus, 70 te tackled on TO New England anu
both from inc nation and interest viii JON the south
ern States. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota iowa ana
Kansas VII be constrained, by necessity to follow
The Territories and Pacific States are involved IN Tue
same de-.-ies with the Yves, and South Ana Ne"
York and nsylyanii-",hey, with their instructive
1-llces against tie Yankees, would rise up ID arms
against any wcoieu-nut-ne connection.
The Ex-Governor is very near right The domination
ofte tote Yankees Is dreaded and ahhorred by every
Northern State and al win ny association with them
When Ola Virgin, u,:srs the decisive vo'd and formally
r,nourccs and dsuouuccs the abolition faction az Wash
r-oa all viii feel thatthe supreme moment has arrived
and sill look about Tor their own safety. Virginia made
-.s T-.i,o h.r frf can urmgke it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-15
GOVERNOR PICKENs To GOV. LETCHER.

The following telegram from the Governor Of South
C.ron, to the Governor of Virginia, was received by
the latter Saturday, and by him submitted to the Con-
ven,ion. Gov Lechers reply to Gov P. was "the Con-
yeutiou viii decide
CHARLESTON, S. c., April IS, 1861.
To GOV. LrrcuER Received your telegram IL IS
true Sumter was bombarded all day yesterday after re-
6sfur to evacuae, and four vessels were oil the bar
with troops or supplies waiting the tide TO come IN, and
be fort was in signal with them. President Lincoln sent
snecal messenger and informed ue in writing that sup
niles would be put in, but asked no reply
Not A man at our batteries is hurt even. The Tort
was furious in its fire on us. Our iron batteries have done
Goat damage to the forts south WALL Our shells fall
fesv In the fort The exact effect is not known, but
sppposcd TO be serious they not hrpg tins morn
inc Oar E1feld batteries dismounted three OF their
LARGEST Columbiads We will take the fort and can
keen sixteen morars-ten uCh-al the time on IT. be-
sides heavy guns that will give peace night nor day
We can ak the fleets if they attempt the channel II
tbev land elsewhere We can whip them. have now
near 600 OF the best troops in the world and reserve
of I'D 200 on our railroads The war has commenced,
and we triumph or perish. This is my answer to you
Please e- me know what Virginia will do, as telegraph
you cordially. r w IIONE-'D'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-15
A TIGER FIGHT.

A. S. Louis on Sunday last, there was tiger fight.
Two dogs engaged the fierce animal
The Tiger domcicd in a cage eighteen feet long,
seven vide aud ten high This was placed upon eli
ciblc SCOT and around il in front built wooden
Guce 10 K. en- OIL the crowd AT three O'Clock the dcgs
were led their klu' to the door of the cage, and
allowed to look for moment on the enemy. The latter
croucled at the end Of its cage eye!ng them IL
tently.
THE door was raised, and they few slyagely in, while
at the same instant the tiger spraug, bou ding to the
ceiling and coming down upon the invaders Their hood
aud fur flew terhcay but they at once exrcsted them
Ives, and both daitad flHously towards the foe Sir
tiger received them with murdorous strokes OF his fore
paws nearly sc 4png t1em and tearing of ribbons OF
sh and hide at each blow. lie laly seized the saucy
terriers Avs in his mouth and was crunching them
-hockingy when the slut planted her incisors deep in
bis throat
VERY reluctantly he was thus forced 70 release the ter
rer but the slut desperately refused to ellqu!sh her
hold. His utmost ohyrs to shake or tear her of were
unavalinc the terrier in the meanwhile having bounced
upoa his back and being engaged with the utmost enthu
sasm in rnawng through his neck from The top. IL be-
came plain tha the poor tiger worsted, aud would
probably be killed but his owner dared not attempt to
draw OF the dogs 1t proposed 10 shoot them, but
this would only have transferred the war from the cage
to the crowd s,umpG, however, removed the dogs
Their victim then rose staggered few steps, fell and
expired.