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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21

900 SHEEP PELTS, wanted Immediately
at STEBBINS'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21
Principal Office, I3 Cedar ST..
New York.

PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by C. S. & E. A. JONES, Couders-
port, Pa l6-ly.
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Hopeless Gases

of Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs, (called
Consumption Debility of the System, Female
Weaknesses, and all general Fevers cured.
10000 Certificates.
could be published, showing the most aston
ishing cures.
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and overcome commissions, which, if not spec
Oily remedied, end in death. We believe it
the BEST and SUREST REMEDY IN THE
WORLD. in all cases of DYSENTERY and
DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
from tcethiug, or from any other cause. We
would say TO every mother who has a child
suffering from any of the foregoing complaints
do NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICES, NOR
TIE P2EJUDlCES OF OTHERS, stand be-
tween you and yonr suffering child. and the
relief that will be SURE-yeS. ABSOLUTELY
SURE TO follow the use of this medicine. if
timely usc4. Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None genuine un-
less the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS,
New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21
Sl2.720 26

We the Commissioners of Potter county do
certify that the foregoing exhibits a true state
ment of the Receipts and Expenditures of said
county for the year ending op the 3lst day
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21
e. N. STEBBHNs S. BRO.
Coudersport, Feb. 1851.
Used Is years in an Extensive and very Success
fll Medical Practice.
nr,nu A n nENIEnH- Enn
A CERTAIN REMEDY 70,

Fever Canker and Inflammation
nR. o. ANDREWS Fever and Canker
~ Compound is unquestionably the best
and most reliable remedy for Scarlet Fever,
Measles, Sore Mouth or Throat, Coughs, Colds,
Bleeding at the Lungs, or for Fever of every
grade.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21
MRS. VEEsLOW
SOOTHING SYRUP,

SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teeth
ing, by softening the gums, reducing all in
famation-will allay ALL PAIN and spas
medic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to
yourselves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
We have put mp and sold this article for
over ten years. and CAN SAY, IN CONF
DENCE AND TRUTH of it, what we have
never been able to say Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS IT FAILED, IN A SINGLE
INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A CURE, when
timely used. Never did we know an instance
of dissatisfaction by any enc who used it. On
the contrary, all are delighted with its opera
tons, and speak in terms of concentration of
its magical effects and medical virtues. We
speak in this matter "WHAT WEDQ KNOW"
after ten years experience, AND PLEDGE
OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILMENT
OF WHAT WE HERE DECLAPE. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering
from pan and exhaustion, relief will be found
in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup
is administered
This valuable preparation is the prescrip-
ton of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILL
Full NURSES in New England, and has been
used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS in
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21
THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves the child from pain, but
invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects
acidity, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. 1t viii almost instantly re-
lieYe
GRIPPING N@TEE BOWELS, AND WIND
cor IG
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21

Hsa- A single bottle of SPALDINGS PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times
its cost annually. ISL
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21

To tie csttzens Of NeU Jersey and Pennsylvania
Apothecaries. druggists, GrOeers and
Private Families.
Wolfe's Pure Cognae Brandy.
Wolfe's Pure Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine.
Wolfe's Pure Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum.
Wolfe's Pare Scotch and Irish Whisky.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21
STATEMENT
OF the Funds of Potter County ON the
first day of january, 1861.

To Com'rs orders outstanding S2S26 s.
n Ill n.nhla 70 Vim Rel IN ~ I nOn OF
, 1861-01-18

r~,n,c tinlncu. for Aorscs Is sunrvsitea ns any ID
c.scs Of Laaencss. erissa- ffen spEaaa' ol
w.eaelnr tss,e1ect l. nas1ea1 ND cefsoa; ,lnsss
...,,,5r sn.,in asa 1tirseono .ras be ca>t3y Esc.
.,a cr1,,s IN teir .aci1ien: stages bat confirm
~. teyond the possibility Of radical euFc
q - ~. ttnd however Is go desperate OF hopc.
~ r,s,ed by this Llaineu', ana Its
s,,sn s,nne.+o, ; iii always remove the La'Eeaeka
sa.s,. ~. hor,s to travel Snh coE'paEise esse
Ever should have tbs seeqS ee =. eare
,u is uu,cly use at tac d.t w.
W. -sI.t ~, 1ursc. are liable, and which render
.r o,scTx,se valuable horses nearly worthless
e. .sxr5ti.ement, Fur sale b5 J. II. Jo1iSsos'
Genera, ArcpE . State ft1ect, no- -eeee"-.
, 1861-01-18

r}suE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS.
ard 8rows 1aore and moro popular every dAy.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Siht. 1HS3

Ana 8fQWB I1olo Emu u1u3e popA4A4 ost4J o~3'
READ THE FOLLOWING:
EATrtx CarKk. Mich, Dee :ltt 1883
form thce that the halr N my hcad al fsn 81 osSs
] itS = Is;l se1;
aua 9s a5e e o see Sc g
S osn SUD s or ea ne;EeI Gsvs tess All e ds
s s ss
q. " aH ai a %
nd SAID sro is no. eoyessd With ha5 T. ssx 1aa ~,
ssa fssa As s';s s soah ssf5
@ona entirely lss sa5 +
means 81 10 purchase any mor would as .aee II sce
sea K sH e sfHs
feSa5S y y ose lust arc Kind y"
t;oStf., Son,s e. ia Tse; 81; !. !, lsss a5 +.
sa rs9s e.. = a,,s sssenans 10 SUI "a
School q TIC s,tc OF New York M nas from Sause =:
sa GnsqoTn Il Is q hoF spaea & uHss1
pa Ct tcaip most entirely nS5e @ o. ~ t s;ac
sarssd 1sTll S sra saq s. es
aal acua.niaatauees not 70 much At oss % y,
discover thc cause Of ths ehanse n ~ Prorairn ;s
e styal R'fe intimate aeaaaAass, as. .<n'ra, n,v
rom thcm thas 11y hair cond again be RESTORED W
afs 81 SIC
e s y ,a 14s sos
81 asss hne 's"ss Z i;
:ss sss5 a3ss IS g. Fe'' S yTSrA
Attorney and coan*slloF 4 LeH; e,
i, o: L: as aass:asat{ ssa s{;iS af: T.
e l1.5 zo;i a3 5lrs!s;s ~ aad Fancy Good. Teaer
T.! y AfsSs i:ssa cas.se e. s e. f.
| smith. and G1le Brothesa eso
, 1861-01-18

FA5
Tied popu,a- Bs4Eks possess III ths noarlsits ena
{srtsosannS properties o. PraE OH Bors.dx atk
A., 49, eon.sdc.ed the rlcet eGtcncous ToNc aaa
s-7xr1.sr A well Ns the most agreeable sroAA1lto
src- 1tr-a 70 tat public. as tonia foF o'a pe'ne,
1e:.sie L.tles convase*cent saza1a., sna al xsafl2
;hcv csaact &c su1pesset; II 81 c:ses Ct Wess
~. Or debility. they will Eive tm'a.te felei s1o
:Lcavt strong healthy tone to III. system Ac'A
win e*tab,sn their merits os CT al other nov -
r., rrxa CONTRASTS, Dsnscmr1., DrepEPs1i
tr,1nr. DF1tsSs Lkp LIsEa COMPLAINTS tlev are at
lzraluab!e remedy. ard 1re ceststn 7seTsauSe q
cx1il. AID FxykAA -..-.-
Prt 40 II quart Bottles, IN cases Of oae saas~'
ec.ea asa fot sAle by Druggists I'D Geocers eFer7
xh-.r. - ...
wFk AW. GREELEY. Fzcrrt:tsts, 80. q Ifs
r.pat srect, Ee4tan. Aase-
], H. JOHNSON, General AEant,
No. % State street, Chicago.
HH LA-DDE, AEaar- Ap-o.dAW1g
, 1861-01-18

- How to do tiff you wish a
e ~ bed ., III. use lroS's KArnAmos: the ees.
.as .3s nos. popu1ss atsincn:e
~. are, r. rree1,eoce 1t removes all paaaruh.
n;.rene. Inc Hair rp1a fs'inE Gu restores and
s-r.trye. Il and Ii te!iGhtfus nc'funed- Sold ese7y-
ja1t1.n
, 1861-01-18

rzy- Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
-. . of.o-p,fo.c mr. tac Subscriber. Juesee Of
-, resee In and for said county. personally came
~, 80 ~ rho nc.nE duis svorr. Gcposcta and saith
n,, been suffering With Chr mic htsrrh9a sor
~ a,s, ,xrut,tve years. and had eonsnlted and re-
s,rr, czsecr1r.tons for Ids case from all sae rtne'ra
ce1..c.au. In rht ndeirh'a and Cincinnati ea. aa .c
70 eject he as recelvci no rehe. a. nss ne Sas
n, nc,r skeleton without even the tope Of
nnd.,- tcltet; bnt BY tsc rdv1ec Of friend. WEB
:, .-cei to Try uOSTETTEIrS CELEBRATED
er,Nacu DITTEES and. to his utter surprise, found
-4lef fo tho a.t .ral AID IN less than two month";
un. ,.set perfectly cured at his complaint and is
INV rrecvvrn his strength OF body snd iacreas nc
and ehccrfnI.y Eivea this ecEts:cate n the
nc3s Tia, otcfs alctcdASe himself mar BE- benefited
"'f JOHN LEE.
e+oYo md subscribed to before me, Aarust Il. iSa
F. uANSkI.MAS. Justice ct the Peace,
.a..r No Western Et. Cincinnati y.
, 1861-01-18
cTTPERIOR STOCK FARM
F0R 8ALEs
In Kane County, State Of Illinois,
cnETATNTEG S94 ACRES,

ey Of Timber md The halanes Boiling fE,iss n;ln. a
Eheds Iarzr Corn Cnb. Grsns :. 1eehou:s ~ a Unt
house ior M,k Room 6:o:c T o4, and Aeas -, h2oMd nd
ngs and Fences IN superior condition 1ylnS oa the
Aurora Gasty.eirht ftoH Chicago TITS trains Of the
GneaEo ba9inEoa Quincy asesa Rsss = srtrs sagw o.
Znn1 through tie fat1 All tile 6tocs Hay aud Gfaln
1pnpastnents M household fErnlt 5e naaf og pl,
1nd hnprovcaent beaut5 of locauon, Hchness "is4,l
TIE State, -
ILsxsnI1ny dollars per serc 81 e.sh aoEE tor M
of iEEt11f a;dcu1a1s Address Eox LAO pos: 9taec.
, 1861-01-18

CMALL WARES,--BUTTONS
NJ / :. =, AND No11oSs-'i Z -.
wnrxted Hoods, 61eeyea 9n1x1sy &e,.Dze@ Trim
1oinFl. Cofscts and sarts~ Gloves and Hosiery: Tue
Eado il respectfully invited 70 e1anlne Lae Ano7s
roods which Will be sold i0S-'' - = - =.
CLOSE CASH PElCEa
- L. GEAvEa -
KID u LaSc street. EhscAHo
, 1861-01-18
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tS5tt s4ssp! s1ssp! Ssu1sss;s sa4aas;: and 's
Raasls Danss ~ elsve'saa
psyssp ana ~ !n1esne linz Stations between thea-
sisspng 81; q Az: s:si9:: md eassasc by Ibis
Eonts CHECKED f inserEn i 70 t Eas.fEn el:ss tsa
5sss Il q Ss:s BsSS; #5
r.rr,cr RM: Pi,g:t 1oss eesst west Pass; Asens
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la 4a44 iA 1AHEe4Rn ii7Ee 4SSnn,r rE,eE
H. sa0asiy Of his Eo'd Is no~ equal to 'os Il as
1hr9s sss4.ea H15fnsm fG;basEe assfn aaa
cornstlas d!Fss. q Ga99 Ds2os Il nsSesSs gs
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iafiS9 & faroa-s Passenger Train, provided win rous-
s rSa;Aess' thus aas'4f hnsa 70 TIC 'a'*'s ..
to Ell ns xeS se.xesa Nss HorS e. md
ii IT.. eso3f iiS ,Sssss - 49,. -, ~ ~,ss vi,
sSs R
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EsS EsiE e IL ssS !; &
,sr rop @ tSy ESs aEsfS Hy E;rsarre1 az S:1~
.rhs eonplegsn q shs Seste;a sosaessisss q: tho
PGnHsy1yanAr rE Iaa1Feaa III t "
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sa:ssasF sss e ~ ss sssa.'
* f?$j:s. osa:sse, 20 "a ss,epse nsste., .ps!y
Company: D. 4 STEWART, r1:.se-sn,
EeIes &c: Zanest.tns., q J. ;! 1oEntsto72
C1ooo1sr Por1sMouth. u: Paddock q e., JeIeFsoa-
MIy: I'D ;.M ". iEeTn& e.; Clnc!nnal: Atsen =
III; e. S5as;; 81: SsS Ss;;s 81
?his ee!s TsnP fs!fts 9 : nSa1 Asapl aEI caISs
5s$ss sssas Of Ksii9osds Il diasEsas Paia7 ia :a'
as ssd fees Saees SsIsS 1a e i
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zf;sled - al 10 @ and rom fniladeiphL iefk Io.toa.
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sosrf 1a:as :a s "a
It Cleveland. tndusky and ch'sn9o With s:eaEesto
III PoEts On toe Nofths esttin az II,
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~ EEpt1S fniaeGlp@taa; ,H1E eG @ + t,.,,t,,,rr
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| ~ aA4hAA
nrJx E.s~T ROUTE
| ro porbfhr. Eei1i. Frceport Jauesytlle Ga1en 4
| uodisrn nr.irfr su rI,leu Fond ID Lac O.hkcsk
Hree1 Bay. Re.in, Kjnon. il crSr-s s. Paul &c
leess, AZ u !t1: 1''e4 .1s ''
pe.y Enpfes.-lso So9n IN. Rockord ,a1 Jsnes
vtf. W. i.xcn fra|r'e IN Cnier &c
~ nS9ss ssr IN os os p
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DTFFAI.O e LAKE HURON
, 1861-01-18
HOFFMAN e 9uLP0K9.
rcra 1nsYntF osFo 0KstCxE 4IkI. T. EuL1

Consul OF the Grand Duchy Of Saxe-Wetmer the
cty Of Frankfort and By special act OF several Sntes
authorized to art for former citizens 1f AESIRIA.
KUsSLA, BAI0SY. WnHEABERG. OLDENBENtf
, 1861-01-18
= -. ~! T.
~35u1trQtiut1aI.

INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING.
1-Mechaaiea1.. Architectural md Typographical
Drawing taught hy
Tr"f G. VI. TnEo KHAUECH.
Graduate of the osytrchnlcal Institute Of Dresden
and Of Mining Acad. my Of Frcybcrc. saIony.
Once M. liz EeatboIn ttrcet, tsoom14 Olhcc hours
II to RAN ta,6xfH
, 1861-01-18

HOFFMAN, & GELPcKA,
BANKERS
CHICAGO, uLrfols.
~ and 48 La sale Street.
RANKING DEPARTTEET.
p~posits receiscd5: Cur1rns Accounts from psrdea
h y q s 1spa
ss
SAVING DEPARTMENT.
80 IS & & III dnsssss!
qds = sF sqs: epssla; sa
aEs aEs luaas 8 tDssied 9ssi:s a'e 'sH'o a :
coLLECTfoN DEPARTMENT..
Canectio = Ia Chicago made and proceeds rcH ftted
az & 1t e se a.
{ proceeds tenl.ted on favorable teE11a.
DOMESTIC ExGaAEeE DEPART.
tse Ua:on. a1s.hic IL any psTt of tic nite ssste
e enssisd g lie
Nesess 1cceptscces, 1ceonk:=, e.. IN New fcEE
STOCK DEPARTME*T.
.hropa orr agents at Neg Yesk, State Caty. Goun.E
New York are ~ = insure prompt and 1ndlc1ou
attention to any order entil-t.1 10 our cart
FOREIGN DEPARThis..fT.
Our business connection With Euronc: bc1z DIRECT
VERT EXTENSIVE, and MOST ET1MATE. We Tee
transactions can be effected through our Honee Wit
| Trompt1ess and efficacy. equal 70 anv Hon.s N tn
to tuH. a. New York terms On or eoFTesnondc1H
in, Bremen, LeirEZ Cologne Heidelberg. Base. BeEE
| Dresden, &c, &c. de- DC.
Rslnc rarticuary desirors ct promoting direct cou
uercia} intercourse bctwe the West ard EnEopt.
chccgtnly, aud on termb most favorable. extend pn
ticniar facilities By opening credits &C.. to ftspcE
| f:SIc Western Importers Collections Of praftA o
ders, Se:eS Afcersances 1pher!taneSs C. &c. p.y,
| dispatch.
etsn RllIs at low rates P11vata Bonds and MortSag
| negotiated abroad.
HOFFMAN e 9GLPOK0.
71l1cu l. zoFrnAH. osTo onfcEr. AIkI* T. ELL
, 1861-01-18

The Bishop OF Columbia who las but recent
IL taken possession Of his distant See, in tie
British American Possessions, has written .
letter to Miss Butdctt Coutts, dated cargoosh'
August 1l.l., In which hc gives some interest
ior information as to his experience:
, 1861-01-18
>s1ykts-+*,1 *,1-f-+s..s
t1tHura1ttk.
HOME ms URA.NOE.
!! .
The: Union Insurance
ARD
TRUST COMPANY
Chartered By tbs Lesiast1ss x Mlaels.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.

oea-Y1ehaare Bank building. 8. r. corner Of Cla.k
and Iake street. Chicago. L.
, 1861-01-18

CIIICAGO Is ROCK lSLAND
~ RAILROAD L1SE.-passenEcr Ifaaas oefa1'
91 nar aEa 4nre. ard sai leave and asE17s
ASrst FTHfe.s irayes ut III r. {Satnra5s except
rdi snrr!yr Vi S Is A. u. tAfoalayt cxeertedi.
1oAe' oee"9NA1" JtliiS +, TRACY. Gen S1pt
w I, Sr Jou1 Gcal Agent "e''
, 1861-01-18

THEESEi-CH Fl E E S Ell
" 50 Boxea Choice
NAMeOaGH l. WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
IL eAofe @Io 'o1 e0-e " PARKER T. RAYMOND,
,.-1 de,.1v I'll South Water street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-03

VI
- authorized 70 announce g. A. MOORE. a.
ea-alssle for Recorder a the ensuing election 10 June.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-03
IaDIAn rnognLns = 80 -.
SEVERAL MEN g~fLLaD-THE NAM ATTACKED
We 8 TIED TO A WAGON AND BBRHKD.

INDIAN TROUBLES IN NEW MEX
HUU.
SEVERAL MEN ETILED-THE MA ATTACKED
TwO Man TIED 10 A WAGON n BURNED.
From the Fort Smith Herald, March Isl
The following news we are permitted "a
copy from a letter written by John BFenDsn
now at Fort Buchanan, New Mexico, to Or
dinaDce Sergeant Swift, Of the Fort near this
place. The letter "a dated Fort Buchanan,
March Sd.
1t appears that the Apachss stole a BOY
from a man BY the name OF Ward. He pro-
CURED a command, under Lieut.. Baseorn, who
went TO Apache pass 70 Cad the boy. They
came across some Apaehes, who denied hav-
Ing him, but they endeaVored 10 take the chief
prisoner while he was eating hia dinner, but
be cut bis way through the tent with bis knife,
and was shst In the knee, and one ether in
tying to escape was shot dead, and three
others were reported killed. This enrsged the
indlanB and they have declared war against
all whites. There were about 500 at the pass,
and drove The command to the mail station,
and endeaYoIe ed 10 decoY them from their posi-
ton, as they bad q large plumber Of Indians
In ambush. The Indians Killed two Of the
mail party and took one prisoner. They came
the next day with a white Gag, having the
prisoner with them, and pretended 10 want 10
trade him for one Of the Indian prisoners, but
tuhh WIS Only y Iusb 70 ket men OUT 20 XIII
them, as they hsS a large party IN anbueh.
1t also served another purpose Of deception,
az they had another party who was numbering
all the men Of a train a mile of. After they
had murdered NEST Of them, they took two
Mexieans and tied them to the wheels Of the
wagons and set fire 60 them. They broke the
bridge down, and as the mail came along,
they fired upon Il, killing ole mule dead, and
wouDding the driver In ths knee; bat the con
ductor jumped down, cut the dead mule loose
and drove to the station. Lient. Baseorn sent
for more men and ammunition, and the day the
express left, the indians drove of went nine
Government mules, and a lot Of mail mules.
They had a fight and Lieu.s. Smith and Rob
inson were wounded. The Indians must have
lost a large number, as the clothes in the camp
were covered with blood.
A company Of dragons and other troops,
went out to find the Indians, but they got
away. However, they captured, on their way
out, three Indians and fifteen head Of beef cat
tie, burned all their towns, and went to where
the train was murdered, and hung six Indians
on a tree, and took three to the post.
This is all, or about all the news, which Is
hOrrid enough, contained in the letter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-03

From the Southern Home Journal we learn
that on Thursday morning last, William A.
PauIk shot and instantly killed his brother,
Thomas H. Paulk. William made his escape.
and has not been heard Of since. The fellow
ing explanation OF the occurrences is given by
another brother:
The deceased, known as Thomas Paulk, and
his brother, known as Augustus Psulk, had
not been on very friendly terms FOR some time,
and occasionally their passions nearly involved
them in personal cOllision. On the morning Of
the day on which Thos. Paulk was killed, before
breakfast, deceased took g gun and passing
the room occupied by his brother Augustus.
proceeded to the steps Of the passage to shoot
a young dog that had annoyed the family. An
freshman standing iu the yard exclaimed,
"Don't shoot him don't shoot him - when
deceased returned the gun to its place. His
brother Augustus oveThesring this exclama-
ton, believed that deceased had taken the gun
to shoot him (Augustus) but had been dissua-
ded by the Irishman. During breakfast no
words passed between deceased and his broth
er Augustus. Very soon after deceased and
his brother Joshua had retired, Augustus came
to the door Of the room where they were sit
ting and exclaimed, "You have threatened to
kill mel will kill you hrst," and fred, but
used no profane language.
This statement is deemed but Just to both
parties, and is made in order that no undue
prejudice may be INDUCED against VIM. A.
Paulk, who, they are assured, and do believe,
will return in due time and submit to a legal
investigation. JOSHUA PAULK.
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KIrrInIn Conrenunn-

RICHMOND, Va, March 3O.-Tn the Con-
vsntion to-day, Mr. Wise offered 8 series OF
amendments as a substitute to the msjority re-
port. They were referred, and ordered to be
printed. It is not believed that they embrace
the propositions Of bis minority report.
Some entertain the opinion that the Coaven-
tion will adjourn in about two weeks. The
agricultural portion Of the Convention are
getting anxious 10 return home.
Mr.. Flournoy made a speech in favor Of pre-
ssnting the ultimatum Of Virginia. He was
opposed to the border State conference.
Messrs. James and Barber made speeches in
favor of secession.
Mr.. Goggin urged the plan Of Withdrawing
and reconstrueting. He set forth his report.
The convention, BY a vote Of IS to "a, adopt
ed a resolution 70 terminate the debate in the
COMMITTEES Of the whole on Thursday next,
when the committee will proceed to vote on
the various propositions that have been offer
ed, giving a brief time for explanations and
amendments.
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LEAvENwoETH, March 29.-The State leg
%islature mstat Topeka on the 26th, but had not
effected a permanent organization at latest &C.
counts. The organization Of the house hinges
on the senatorial question, the ballots taken
appearing as follows; For the Lane candidate
81, snti-Lane %, Democratic 10.
A notorious h5rse-thief named Edwards was
lYnched at Topeka on the night Of the Doth, for
s~tabbing a Pottowatomie Indian with the in
tention Of stealing bis pony.
This vicinity has ~beenvisited with a soaking
rain this morning.
The lower hoase Of the Kansas legislature
organized on The 18th, BY the election of Mr..
UPtsgFaf, Republican, for Speaker. He is
understood to favor Parrot and Lane for SEN
ators.
Gov. RoSinson's message is mainly 5evoted
TO local affairs. He recommends suitable ac-
acknowledgement BY the legislature for the gener-
Gus relief given to needy citizens Of Kansas.
he recommends that the credit Of the State be
used for the relief Of her citizens, IL necessary.
he says seed has been furnished in abundance
FOR planting, and hoFesa general call for relief
will soon cease.
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THE CONFEDERATE STATES IN
EWHnnR

The New York Eei0S, that sbls'and reliable
exponent Of northern conservative sentiment,
speaks as follows regarding the prospects Of
Use Confederate States being recognized in
Europe,
The n~ationsl existence Of The Confederate
States, We venture - say, will BE- admitted BY
the great nations Of Etrsus. and the United
States Governm-nt viii then Be- called upon to
decide upon the course Il is to pursu. Mr.
Lincoln and bis Cabinet need not bug then
selves in the delusion that France and England
will send back the commissioner appointed to
demand recognition and 70 negotiate treaties
If peace, and friendly intercourse
between them and the Government Of Mont
gomery. Much as We deplore The series Of
events which have, like q fatal destiny plunged
our Union 10 ruin and severed re ties, w can
not bat admit the courage which prompted this
rebellion Of the South and the talent and skill
which have directed its movements. While
the guidance Of the Government al Washing
ton has been placed In weak and uncertain
hands, and II made the sport q politicians and
Office hunters, ths Government AZ Montgomery
hss been directed BY statesmen and patriots.
THIS, too, has not escaped the observation Of
the press and people Of Europe, and will have
lie weight 10 deciding this issue between the
old and the new Confederaeiss az to the recog-
milton OF the latter. The general voice Of pub
lie opinion beyond the Atlantic already fore
shadows, without q reasonable doubt, the
course Of the Governments. The new nation
only awaits a formal entry to those rights
alseady conceded in full BY the sentiment Of
the world.