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B@ThaSs's RoT5aMd 7sFffsrs.-The PHIL

BOsrhape's Holland GBfffsrs.-The PhiIa-
deIphia Argus, in speaking of the lato exhibition
held in thai city by the Franklin Institute, says
''In noticing medicines, always extremely
cautious unless satisfied of the srits of the art-
cle Among those exhibited is the celebrated Il OIL
land Ritters. This medicine has been extensively
introduced into every State in the UnioR and into
the Canadian Provinces, principally within the last
two years. The exhibition shows testimonials in
every language known ia America, among which
we notise one from the late Ron -raEn NJ CLAYTON
of Delaware"
Dyspepsia, Headache, and indigestion by
which all persons are more or less affected,
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise,
wholesome Tod, and a dose of Bosrhave's Holland
Bitters one hour before each meal ."--BaH. San.
4. - sepI-4td&w
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WAsHISaTos, Sept. 24.-Private advices
from Kentucky are very encouraging.
Col. E. D. Baker, has been appointed Major
General of volunteers.
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R.SER " E.R !-HAER DYE!
WILLIAM H. BATCaELok,s HAIR DYE,
The only Harmless L Reliable
uAIR DvE KN0WNE

HAIR DYE KNOWN
All Others are mere imitatic ms, and should be
avoided ii Won Vi-h to escape ridicule-
GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAi Z dyed instantly
to a beau nal aud al Brown or Black, with
z FIFrEkN Il EDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to Wa. A. Bachelor since 1889, and
over 2 0,o0e applications have been made TO the
hair OF the patrons Of this famous Dye
WEI a. BATUHELOR'S HAIR DY g produces
a color not to be distIg from nature, and is
xarraute not injure in the Ieast5 however long
1t NAV be continued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
remedied The hair Is inYigoratad for life by this
splendid Dye, viii b e properly applied at NO. 10
Bond Street, New York. s- -as--4 1A II. -
Sold in all tho cities aud towns Of the q. s., by
druggists and fancy goods dealers
elor," and address upon steel plate engraving on
the four sides of each box.
adlI-Iy Lat 2ss Broadway Street. N. T.
sETUs, n. gseeIesGoT's EEass 4Dys.-- 4Ass
splendid Hair Dye has no l-instantsneous in
sfect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brownie
staining the skin or injuring the Hair-romediea
/ he absurd and i'll eHoot of Bad Dyes, and invigo
| rates the Hair for life. None are genuine unless
! iCnsd " W a. Bachelor" Sold everyv 'sre.
-r.t DHAS. BATGHEL0R,t 3prietor,
sOpt2O 81 barclay 50 New York
| AEaGs -ps!-x2Ssr AsyS5I-AEadr GsvS!!-
| William satcheIor's Hair DycI The original
and best in cue worldIIi All others are mere i'm
tations, and pouId be avoided, if you wish to es>
gRhY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
70 a beautiful az Natural Brown or Black, without
injury to the HAIR or Skin. sYfEr h-.s
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded TO wM. A. BAToHELoR rinse 1883,
and over $1,000 app cations have beer made to the
Hair OF his Patrons his famous Dye
WA. BAT0HELIR's HAIR DYE pre- duces
color not to be distin dished from nature. and q
WARRANTED not to inf in the LEAST, howevST
long it may be continued, and the i'll effects OF bad
i9ves r.Tnedied the Halt u.vigorated for life By
| this Splendid Dye. So .s -
Sold 10 all cities and towns OF the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
steel plate engraving on four sides OF eaeh BOX
e Of WT1IfAM A. BATCHELoR, Address
: II CHAS. BATCHELQR, PFopriesors
sept.2B -Iyrd&w 81 BaTelay-st. sew snE[
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Or. '. Rosfef9er's CELEBRATES stos,sach

Esr. " KOsfeEtsr's CsEsbrGtsS StOSn aeh
BI1TERS is one of the greatest strengthening pre-
pa rations extant Tt is especially adapted to those
who are afflicted with the Fever and aud Agus, or
any disease arising from disordsred condition OF
the digestive organs. For Fever and Ague there
Is no medicine in the world equal to it, as it en-
ters, purifes, and replenishes the blood which is
so import mt to bring about healthy action in
diseases of tbs nature The Bitsers are now
among the most popu'ar, and at the same time,
valuable specifics 10 the medical world. In recon-
mending it to the public are fully conscious Of
doing them great service, knowing as we do, their
many excellent qualities, and sure and speedy ae-
ton in all cases where the disease is caused by ir
regularity of the digestive organs. trial Will suf
Ace for the most skeptical- "a
| For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev-
| ervwhere sep17 1wd Z
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Now DIV Goods.

: a Gkf.RPAER q AUSSKJFb4, SN'Us NJ ,
- Main street, have received large assortment
of all kinds of Dry Goods and will continua!ly re-
ceive supplies 10 spite of the war an viii sell
cheap. -.--z .-s---. y augS
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T~0Tss9ssrs .EffssSfO1 = For the deraugr-
nnents of the system, incidental to the change of
diet, swonnds, Ernptions, and exposures, which
every Volunteer Is liable to. There are no rene
dies so safe, convenient, and reliable as HoLho-
wAY's-PILLs q OINTMENT, Is cts. per box. /.
aADt20-6td q f
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PITTsBURG, Sept, 2l.-River stationary,
with feet by the pier mark. Weather
cloudy. E4 #
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Facts for the People
WHO SHOULD USE
DR. j. BOVEE DODS
VEGETABLE
WINE BITTERS I

h41 wlTo affiictcd with Incfpieut Consumption
or Weak Lungs should use them.
A n who suffer from Weak Stomachss Indigestion
Dyspepsia, Piles, should use them.
Ali who suffer from General or Nervous Debility
Iiestlessness at night, Want Of Sleep DC should
use them.
All persons whoare sonvaieacent after fever or
other sickness should use them.
Ministers Of the Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers ami
all public speakers should use them.
Book Keepers, and all persons leading scdenia-
~ life, should use them.
The aged and inflrm should use them.
All wbO require stimuleDt or tonic should use
them. ZsNl 4 ri fIF III
All Who are addicted % ne use q ardeut spirits
and y jsh 10 refoEm, should use them.
T, ~ are made Of pure Sherry " iuei and OF the
natiy plants aud herbs Of the country and shnuid
be lresomhnended " teEperancs societiea, clergy
men, physicians, aud all friends Of humanity.
They ers prepared By an etperisnoed and skiliu
physician, and aside from their medicinal proper
ties, are a most deIightiaA beverage and yet, A.
a medicine, are innocent and harmless as tine
dews Of hesven. ia...
Sold by druggists generally. f
CHAS- ,WIDDIFIELD AGO., PROPS
= - 70 William street, NJ X.
KELLER & WHITE,
.e 500 No 81 Main Street. EVANSVILLE inn-
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koars On the River there is variation acooraih
- "a TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mail flor Vincennes, Terre HaGte,
IndianapoIis Cincinnati,i Louisville, ST.
Louis, Chicago, Cairo and other Eastern,
Western, and Northern points, and X X.
Way Ohicesl every day except sunday, at a. n
Le TSgrsSav. and snd saturday at ga P n
Padtscah Nal (river) every dsy in the -
week except Sunday and Thursday at IA A NJ
Green River Afatl (for Bowling Green and ~rsa 81
Ssy e e. 80 s11zP. N.
nj Th uSsdas aud aud; saturday ~S At eAn.
Nec Harmony Mail every Monday We'd
nesday, aud Friday at ~ A. NJ
ROCKFORD Mail (land) every Monday We'd
nesday, and Fliday at ~ A. III
PetsrsbUrgh Bal way) every Friday az ~ A. ~
peter sbuTgh letters sc. come snd 60
fv Railroad daily.)
CJistktana AfaiI every "Wednesday AZ = r NJ
Leaves at A. y. THURSDAY matniDs.l
TIME OF DELIVERING :.
Railroad Mail every day except Sunday 8 ~ n
LouisviIIs MaI (river) every Iuesoays
Thursday, and Saturday BY oF.
Paoaeah Mail, every day IN the weekt except =
sunday and Thursday By ATm
Green RiUer Mad, every Monday and tnurs- ;,
Mt. VeTnon Maa Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by p NJ
Nesg Harmony MaiE, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and saturday by P M.
RocEpoYf MatJ (iaudl every Sunday at P NJ,
and "wednesday and Friday at A. NJ.
(Arrives the evening before, after Office
Psssvs6arqh MaR (way) every Friday by az a. N.
CsntaiaRa Mail evsry Fri6ay at a. n.
yArrfyes the evening before, after office hours.)
sN-Post Once opens at 7 A. NJ and closes at II
= ~ ON week days. Delivery cioBes from to s P
n on week days during distrleution OF tne Rail
- JAMES 81. McHEELY, P. NJ.
= Evansville, Ind, May /, 1851 iuly22-ywo
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cHKS- ,WfDDIFTELD & CO., PROPS,
- -. IS WtlltRn street, NJ X
KELLER & WHITE,
a No 81 Main Street, Evansville, ind-
a jB u N D w 2 D D q

e n / " E Z S A L
G o q G II r r NJ d
BY its simplicity and perfect adaptation 70 al
Tihroat and Lung Comp Idints from infancy 20 oid
age asks for special attention 80 strictly are the
laws of Medicine con formed to, that ask the same
freedom OF use in disease, its strict natural isa-
trre that I would Of food 20 hunger. Both are an-
aloROus, and both uutrue, Eniess they can Be ape
piled to the letter Therefore, frorl WHooPiNd
Govern the terror Of childhood 70 Lnng Complaint
common 10 all ages, IT - REMEDY.
n III N N e W l. i $
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@TTR-R~TA0.N-, SOADEER5! e.,se
az No 8 Second Street, in Bray's Block, is the
onIv place in this city whore yo1 can get home
made shirts, or have them made TO order az snort
nsy24-5m.
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,RMIctfo.

sahzScsfOz1.-why will you suffer the terFors
and Affections incident TO dlsordered state of the
liver or digestive organs, when certain remedy
is within Jour reach BoofInd's German BiteFs
WilIcure you. If you viii only discard your pre-.
judice, and give this srtitle trial, you win
regret it. Your stomach viii be strengthened and
regain it's original vgor, and You win be able to
digest " food satisfactorily
These Bitters for sale by all druggi-ts and
dealers in medicines. at rs cents per bottle.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
nj - = rs So s.

THE time here set down is adjusted to co1troet
ho1rs ON the River there is variation according
20 circumstances.
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Special Notices.

Seor61$Se RSssGses are the parent stock from
which arises large proportion Of the fatal mala-
dies that Aflict mankind. They are, ~ itwere.
species ut ots % rot id the human constitution.
which uu6erm mines and corrupts all the sources OF
it's vitality aud hastens Its decay. They are the
germ from which spring Consumption, Rheuma
tisln, Heart Disease, Liver Complaints, and Erup
tive Diseases which win be recognized as among
those NEST fatal aud destructive to the races Of
men, So dreadful are its consequences to human
life. that IL is hardly possible to estimate the
Importance of an actual and reliable remedy, THAI
can sweep out this scrofuious contamination. We
readers, of one from such quarter will leave
little doubt Of is efficacy ind still more welcome,
when we tell them that it surely does accomplish
the end desired We mean AYERS SARsAPARILLA,
and it Is certainly worthy the attention Of those
who are afflicted with ScrofuIa or scrofulous Com
plaints.-Rsgistes. albany, N. y. sept-lmd&w
Bissdtns- ar fhs EMn SIS, a speciil disease
and special treatment. The cases and results of
Hunnewell's Tolu Anodyne do not quite admit of
actual accounts of cures but this much is sure, and
should meet with use and appreciation by ell who
have this uncertain tenure of life The entire
compound is perfectly consistent with cure, In all
cases Of Bleeding, which has been fully tested on
cuts and bruises sutwsrdIy. Being perfectly adapt
Cd 10 the Lungs with the Tolu, and healing prop |
erty of the Cannabis, we can hardly expires
sions strong enough to meet our confidence in it,
Or to urge trial Let it be taken in confidence by
al. See advertisement and call for pamphlets.
BeDI-Imd6W
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Ths Blood fs sbs .LsTs.-No more shall the
poor sufferers in country Ianguish, their CON-
stitution racked aad torn by strong and dangerous
mineral medicines; they will come to the fountain
of health, found In simple herbs Ind roots from
lures storehouse. TIE MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS, of innocent mountain plants composed,
will reach and stop tn cir distress, and cause the
blood, renewed aud oIeansed, TO carry through the
body the elements of health, building up the bro
ken constitution, and carrying life and health,
where, but for them, would have been the wreck
Of hope-the feeble moan of suffering at last en- d.
ed by the cold hand of death. Do not let preju-
dice overcome your better reason do not ook on
these Pills only like others do not let your de-
spair, after trying everything else, prevent you
from trying these. The blood must be pure and
then sickness is impossible What great and yet
simple truth this 10 it appeals to the common
Of all it is the great keystone of the heal.
ing art Judson's Mountain He RIB Pills will purify
and cleanse it as sure he will rise te-mor-
rowl These Pills sold by all medicine dealers.
& e u. saT9l-1 Ind !
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II u l. y a ~ " ~ 4 ~ ~
rae Greet sgamrafESo, SPGa1mOd6c nn6
-NrsrOOtse RenIsdg,- cad also the Great
est AID OssfV Natural Optafe ever Tt0-
em to the world! -
The perfect freedom with which Physicians are
ssked 10 Investigate this splendid and much needed
Opiate by Formula, or trial Of the Anodyne, both
Of which will Be sent on demand and the Tree 60
ceptance OF all VINO have used II, and also its sen
did results ia cases OF Neuralga Headache OF eyery
kind, Rheumattsm, Tooth and Ear Acne i11ss o.
sieey,. Beifrfunf Tren1ens, Cholera Morbust dyson
tery &C, &c, is enough 20 call attention. as aAA
! AffaT az vears of trials and Results, the Iolu
Anodyue and Universal Cough Remedy are isiry
hefors fbe world, and trust Rli who know VIII og
M the sties 20 Investigate by trial. compare MI
suggestions of testimonials u tho pampnists 70 %
Eos5d vita Oh dealers, or VIII DO sent tee ~
me- rlrd then By the real merit they possess lift
them above all charges OF Populations OF quaokery
Prices Within reach Of all. q. =.
JOHN i. HUNNEWEkLS Proprietor.
Practical PhGrnanceutfats
Principal Office, No. Commercial Wharf,
sS-sold By all respectable dealers ey eryFh here;
aDIS ENAheflh--t -
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30 FOr Aa1Ss

H. ,,ood Work Horses suitable Tor iafniiy Dug
~ HsT5uirea at this of1os. sepiB-AWd
-T-SEFFEE5s CEEEBR.a TRl - a Af.f---
BIAN LINIAIENr, the genuine article, for
=. - III. y SCHLAEPFEk5
,oI7s New Drug store.
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q EW ADVFRTIsEMENTs.
ID RE u ar q

Renfrew g. Magenta Hats.
g ~ Something FIuev
, 1861-10-03

@ ~ n necreant and cowardly not to speak
ous? PLAINLY, as On the field Of battle to
ts'ose 70 IRE at the foe The country, We.
say, is IN danger. It's salvation is the first
oatg OF every man who loYes it Parties,
Private interests, personal safety are
nothing when they stand in the way ofshe
one grand object to be accomplished. We
Know our duty in the emergency, and in
tend honestly and fearlessly to do it. We
know what the peril is which attaches to
plain talking. We know that our person
al interests would be better served often
times by silence than by honest speech.
Ne know that thrift follows fawn1ne. But
al the same time, We know how wholly
and deyotedly We love this Republic and
its institutions, and how ready We ara IN
% anything or brave anything, so that We
can most. effectually serve them. We
make no claim to infalibility. Error Is a.
common to Us as to others, but in what we
say ana DO, IN this wofl crisis, We profess
to be animated by motives IS unselfsh and
By patriotism IS pure as belong to men any,
where. We bid our contemporaries then
who would rather be victorious over the
TRIBUNE than over jeff Davis, howl on.
We have had the whole of them on our
track in times before now, and know lust
the sound Of their bark and the DANCER
from their bite. We go our own wav at
ouf own time, in our OWL manner, in COM
pany Of our own choosing, knowing as ve
do that vindication will be sure to follow.
We can afford to be honest and fearless,
and to wait.
, 1861-10-03
THE hEHEL FORCE IN MXSSOURI.

=
The public have been amused no doubt
by the astounding reports sent by te1e-
graph from St Louis to Jefferson City, Of
the mum erical strength Of Claib. Jackson's
armies. We have Price at Lexington,
bcsieging Mulligan with $1,000 men. We
have Mulhgan's surrender, adding 81, 900
or 1000 to his force. We have 10000 in
Green county-4,o00 in Bates county,
Rains has 5000, Murtln Green has 5000,
jeff Thompson has from 1000 to 10 600.
Another day Prices force is set down at
10000 or $4,000, Harris has 1000, Saline
coun = is overrun with the rebels, Parsons
has 5000 In Mississippi county, at
Charleston, New Madrid, &c, we are told
That there are various bands, and we hear
OF some han-doaen others in Northern and
Western Missouri We are assured of the
existence Of 10000 armed rebels besides
Hasdee's and AcCuEoeh's commands, and
the unenumerated bands who are reported
to be proWling zll over the State, and
Pillows Tennesseears in and about New
Madrid, Norfolk, &c.
At the Presidential election Missouri
cast 1866 yetes. It is not probable that
her fighting men exceed this number; but
we will put them down at 100000. It is
supposed that majority Of the people are
Unionists. But we will make an equal di-
vision. This gives us 100000 rebels. How
large portion of these are in the feld7
One-half-50,0o0? This would be q
large, an unhesrd Of proportion. Three
fourths-75, 900? Does anybody suppose
this possih1ef Even this high number
fails reach the tslesraphic reports There
are, it is true, troops from Tennessee and
Arkansas, but these are mainly With Polk,
Hardee and McCulloch. II Price has as
many as 10000 men under his command,
including the divisions Of Green, Rains
Harris, Slack, Persons, ct cetera, it is diff
cult to tell where they have come from OF
what they are living on.
, 1861-10-03

HtvtsdoM OF Troops ints HK1g4d&s--The
F0f1dcAttsns--m1n 1ncfdentg



Correspondence Of the chicago T1tbune.1
PAnUcAH, KY, Sept. 30, 1851.
Since my last, the forces here have been d.
viaed into bngades aad assigned to Brigadlers:
E. a Paine Of the Illinois 9th, and Lew. Wal
Lace Of the Indiana uth. To the hitter hax
been assigned the 11th and o3d Indiana and
9Th Missouri, with Smiths company Of Chi
eago Light Artillery, and the two half com
pssies Of Q. &. Cavalry that are now here. To
the former has been assigned the 9Th, 10th,
auth and 4lst Illinois, Buell's battery and
Thellemann's company of Cavalry. To-day,
the 4lst Illinois and the 8th Missouri changed
camping grounds, 30 as to bring these two
regiments nearer to the other regiments Of
their respective hrigades. The 41st were En-
camped In grove Immediately On the bank
Of the Ohio, IN the upper part Of the city, and
adjoining ore Of the most beautiful private
reeidences in the city, which was occupied by
Gen. Pugh and staff as their head quarte1s. and
under the shade and On theKteen SFard Of IA
beautiful yard the Hospital Tents were: :eprea5.
in place 80 charming that the looks OF It in
= WARM day ought to make sick man wen.
Following line that describes the arc Of a
e1Ss e. %s9sg IT, g;b tie sR R9t and sniDT It he
river juat below the town, you come first to
the Indiana 2sd, Col sandefson, the 11th In.
diaBa, Lient. Col AeGinnts, the 9th Illinois,
Lieut. Col MeIney, Occupying. the depot and
buildings Then tho Illinois 40tt,
Col Hicks; thea he MISSOURI 8!h, Colonel
Arthur. By tho change between the 41st I'LL.
ncis and the Missouri 8Eh, Gen. pine's brig
Ade stretches from the depot to the river. en-
closing the .ton~ on The Weat mud north
md Gen Wa1la!cas bzlsgsads encloaes the tom
Tis sfottldeetioz1 xhea complete VIII not
only .cemMaad 1.-The foadh that spproach the
town, int win, also Mi.h ::heir guns 'sxssp the
entire s11fsee oa:ths eountxy INN ediahaY Eur-
rounding the Ptaee. There Ii no doubt but
, 1861-10-03

The blockade is forcing some Of the South
efn editors to give such advice IS this, which
we find in the Richmond Examiner Of the 12;h
inst:
Starch, soap, ink, paper, leather .cotton
goods, EaTp, and = hundred other connnd;tiss
scarce, used up" or outrapeous11 deer ;n =
country Of abundant resources "Lamonr a
ptople who want nothing from abroad" and
who intend TN future to depend upon them.
se1ves!'' We are often hearing the remark, If
the blockade ou:lasts three yea1s, We shall be
one ofthe greatest aptions il the Wosldr and
yet sgain, the war may LAST three years, and
while It Lasts We are engaged IN meeting its
demands" Is Pleaded by many as IN excuse for
eioW4ess. but are we to wait until the war is
over neioIe We begin to supply the demands
OF such attaansb1e articles as cotton goods.
soap, starch and Jarn? The truth is Ws must
become more practical people before the
aooEe results are reached We must pocket
our pride, and It We cannot be lawyers and
proiessols, give our attention to those occu-
Patlehs mat scM pay, and not leave to s1ccess-
fal though less sSpl1ng Yankees to creep in
and establish themselves In this OF that cfaK,
anu poc2et our money because VIC are too
9enseel to supply: our own needs. Oar chill.
men nave been reared in habits Of Waeteful-
ness and extraFagance., Our very servants
assp1se saving, and hare no notion Of collect
tng scraps. Rags, sheets Of paper, bits Of
awme, pens, pins, needles, bottles, are daily
swept away, burned up, or cast On to rubbiAh
nsPS, winch they are too lszy to pick up,
eEsn to "sel fer cash." and which, in such
at all.
The expenses Of this ~ar may be almost
saved by having the blockade closed; that is,
our people VIII teatn habits of carefn1ness and
economy Which no other means Will teach
mem; and, difficult IS It may be for the liberal
an9 eeneso9s southerner to descend to such
"a H$a 2x1&&.
, 1861-10-03


AsaKu1, Hoquois c., d., Sept =, 1861.
IN the afternoon Of September 26.h, Mr;
James Hare and John Mcdonnell, who are
brothers-ln.laW, met at the store Of Smith &
Chspin IN the village Of ~Ashkem, in Irequols
county. A conversation 1prung up between
them in which the parties charged each other
with being secess:onistf: High words ensued>
In which eome threats were made. Mcdonnell
left tho store without saying anything, and
after having been absent few moments came
into the store where Hare still remained Rad
1ng newspaper. Mcdonnell had in hi hand
IN iron bar about three fourths of RI }nch
thick and about two and half feet in lgue1h.
mediately, and before being noticed bV sny
one, Mcdonnell approached, Hare, who Has At
the time leaning over the counter with his
back towards McD., and struck him three
heavy blows with the bar Of iron, upon his
Aead. Mcdonnell Was then caught By j. R.
Smith. who Wab at the time McDonuel came
IN behind the counter, attending to businesa
Mcdonnell was In the act Of striking q fourth
blow when he was caught. the force of which
Fss parted cf By Smith. Hare fell senseIess.
and did not up to the time he died utter .
word. He expired about ten o'clock that
evening. James R. Smith, Eaq., took McD3n-
ne1 1nlo cnatody and held an examination, and
committed him to Jail, where he now Is, await
ing bis trial. We understand that there has
neen trouble before this, arising out Of some
M property, and not long since Hare ras held to
bail to Keep the peace towards thia same Ne
Donne1. Chester Kinney, Esq, Of Middieport,
is counsel for the prisoner. We apprehend
that it will take all the talent OF his able Attor
ney to cave the neck OF 30 cold and calcuIxtinq
murderer. CARn.