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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

000 BARRELS sTUARTs SUGAR, CRUSHED,
AOO POWDERED, and A, B and q
100 barrels Brown Sugar. low priced
80 bngs Rio Coffee -.
40 mats Jaw Coffee . o.. - - ...- ..'..'
35 mats old Government Coffee -.
200 kegs Assorted Nails, Nos. 4, 8, 10, IL and 20
100 boxes Kingsford's Starch
ESQ gross Masons Dlacking, large, medium and
..... ,samall ssr.s.' / =. .Y.'-.
80 boxes Goshen Cheese
20 kegs Orange County Butter AZ .. a.
100 boxes Layers" Raisins
= rs boxes Corn Starch Il ID. packages)
barrels "Sap Sage" Cheese =. -.-. .' :
80 boxes Adamantfne Candles !
! '-A 10 boxes Parafine Candles - - .'.'N N...'
200 bags Shot assorted) .ata... .l- ... ....
20 barrels No. Mackerel ~ ..
40 half barrels No. Mackerel
40 half barrels No. Mackerel
. 100 kits No. / Mackerel
barrels Salmon .. ST. ..-.
" 800 boxes Herrings
100 boxes Cogate's Soap (assorted)
A variety of FANCY SOAPS ...-..
10 chests Young Hyson Tea
10 chests Oolong Tea.
With general assortm of Buckets Tubs tin nestsl
Brooms Paper Bags, Wrapping Paper Nutmegs, Cloves
Ginger Chocolate, Mace, Anspce, Pepper, &C., &c. 60
WHICH they offer for sale at the lowest CASH PRICES
October 25 - wthsa =
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- ASSigneeS Sale.
lsY MCKAY AND CAMPBELL.
VIII sell at, Auction, TOMORROW, 9th inst, at 10
O'Clock, the balance of stock of Messrs. TURNER &
LEWIS, removed to our Sales Rooms for convenience
OF sale, and sold by order of the assignee,
CONSISTING OF:
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND WOODEN WARE.
Sale of FURNITURE, ENGRAVINGS, CARRIAGES,
HORSES, &C., Immediately after above sale.
Conditions cash. .....,
Particulars in advertisement tomorrow
October 20
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PRIVATE SALES.


-,'.'' ..i" Exchange or Sale :,
BY IL. MCCALL. =!
A DESIRABLE FARM Of % acres well fenced: COT.
TAGE of six and every necessary buildings
good water pure air. eiigiby located railroad
VIII be exchanged for city property. merchandise or ne
isfactory terms Apply rs above, at
October 26 thsmS No. 81 BROAD-STREET.
-. e. Rutel9e Avenue Buading' Lot q
BY WILBUR. & SON. ~
At Private Sale all that vacant LOT OF LAND situate
in Rutledgc Avenue door from the northwest cor
ner OF Nunan-strcct Lot 45 feet inches by l2O feet in
depth. .... .. ~. -
SEVERAL FINE FARMS AND PLANTATIONS near
the City. r. = issr- ''- 3-l'-.7 ~ -.
LARGE AND SMALL DWELLINGS IN THE CITY
For particulars and terms, apply to us, above,
-, CORNER STATE AND CHALMERs-STS
October "a
-, .a.y a Desirable Farm TO Rent. =
By JOHN s.. RIGGS & CO.
:. VIII be rented, that DESIRABLE FARM, containing
hfteen acres of high land and four low with
landing on Ashley River and good Dwelling thereon
containing four upright and requisite build.
ings all in good order The land very productive for
market gardening, and is well known "a Macbeth's
Farm situated at tho foot Of Race
Course ..... -
This is fine Farm, and to enterprsing person will
prove lucrative. Apply at our Office, T.
October Is .,, No. STATE-STREET
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iSPhN BnAyApo7-Two Indian chiefs; Little Six
ana Med1cine Bottle arc under sentence of Ideath
At Fors smelling, minnesota, and will shortly be
hung, for participation in the massacre Of whites
Sn %as shf Spe5 to 5s t9 ss being ssked
GAS fhSSe said before the drsat despp9GSa sn;r;i
me on the earth as man, and have got lie cre-
dentiala show for It'll mover killed any ono
and am partly q women on that account. II they
for am Is hurry for ny name is'a por oref
am on ypig4sIshd arn waiting fof Il tifn every
pliod ~ <,IT
Great Spirit will let mo know what time Ihaye got
to die. He has rphar6s Of fheG Ic6naidef m yself
man. eyey lac5 pf me,"tahHo 81 ia
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MAYORS copnT.-In the last day or two this Court
appears to getting into notice Ind few old custom.
ers who have been in torpid state for two or three
years now make their appearance with red sleepy
eyes, and consequently are charged with drunkenness
The Mayor benignantly fines them ten dollars each and
thoy leave making determination to lead active life
untithc ELECTIONS are over. E.tGtA.sLCEE
Hyoung man was brought before his Honor charged,
Dy man who "shells" clothes, with swindling-
having purchased coat, which he had not paid for
Inc ciothes-man did not make case md the defendant
gave 30 clear case to the Mayor that he was dis.
charged. .r. s.3- IN j, 0.l-...
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WE FEEL it to be public duty to direct attention to
the fact TINT there is reliable mail communication
even petween this city and Columbia and letters and
papers points beyond the Capital are mover resolved
except private hands Every day passengers I'd to On
come nom dreenvile. Abbeville, Newberry, fwInns-
ooro and Chester with dispatch; and we hear that the
has authorized the Carrying }at
Die 10 the public There certanlyis remedy, and IL
ahouid be applied The South Carolina Railroad Ii open
70 Hophns' Depot Hacks run punct,aliy to Columbia
enenos 70 ."nsDoro onthe Charlotte Road ana oHope
station on the areenvlo Road which is open through
Its remaining length to Greenve Anderson AbbeyiIe
and Laprena The means of transportation are a. hand
the Posto6ace Department willing to have the work
done-n fact we are of the opinion thst Mr. Drss1soy
thinks the work is being porformed4ye we have .no
mail" ,g,f,- e~N,s'2 "
We respectfully snggest that some stops be taken to
nave special Postofico Agent sent oyer the main
routes IN the hope that speedy remedy may be ap
Piled lind the present unbusinessIke and inconyeni.
ent state Of affairs looked into.
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L. GAMDnIL1 - This gentleman having established
himself as Banker in this city at No. as
per advertisement VIC take pleasure in welcoming him
back, as we do oil merchants, tradesmen &c. who are
hastening to ans and putting their shoulders to the
"hee bv way speeding lib on the road to happiness
ana plenty Those who arc holding back because of an
uncertainty of prosperity will regret before long, that
they did hot have the patriotic determination of Mr.
aAMpnILL and others who have made up their mindSto
gxh MI the assistance in their to people who
lred of wars aarins ore deyoing themselves the
usem and profitable ''paths of peace,
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BILL OF MoRTA1rTY.The return of deaths during the
past week appears by the return City Registrar to
nave been 41-16 whites, adults children and rs
backs and colored14 adults and II children of
We're of fevcrs Of different kinds, white adults and
cnha' and black adults and child OF consumntion
thero were cases. white adults and black adult and
ohia. OF dropsy thero were cases. white child and
,,o.I pA aau's' and child Of old age there were
blacks The rest of the diseases are what aro
found in the Bill Mortality at this season of te voar
Sa demonstrates that Charleston is one of the most
healthy cities in the Union
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CoNcERT.-In our issue this morning. the music lov.
ling public will bo pleased to that Mrs. WAnLEY is to
sivan Concert tomorrow evening at Hibernian Hall
(WHICH no doubt will richly repay all who attend We
observe, also, that the hne band of the 47th Penn will
perform on the occasion ............. '-..f.
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IHE SAME style of goods, and the same excellent va
are 10 DO found Mt the establishment OF WILLIAM
HATTHEssEs ut No. 210 that was always to
DO obtained there and the clevorness and the same
courtesy still characerizes the proprietor as sis
ants. r. D..
, 1865-07-27
COMmEKC1AL.

Na1ke&-Tirst Board. atea1y. ID Board nrn.
, 1865-07-27

NASHVILLE, July eS.-Snlth and camp
bell, candidates Tor Congress In this district,
addressed their fellow citizens at Nashville,
on Saturday. Campbell took grounds against
the franchise law, but used mtIdes language
than in former harangues* He favored ths
colonization of the negroes; opposed the
blacks going to school or sitting N church
with whites. The negroes should be made
to know their places, or they will cause
much dieeord and turmoil II not restrained.
Horace Maynard, from Washington, deliy-
cred TWO hours speech Saturday night,
and ably reviewed the former and present
condition Ct Tennessee. He epcke pla My,
ricturing the past outragea Of treason-how
mothers taught their childpen TO spit at
Gov. johnson, ind ths women d'd the ZANE
thing. liz asked, "what claim hare you Oh
g.verun,cnt. Ale you Gt subjects tor Exec
atiye clemency :" 1c indo1.td the franchise
act. Future security demanded 1t. Without
IL the Congressional elections would be q
farce. He did net think major!ty OF tho
American people were determined to estan-
lish negro suffrage. Brs continued hostui'
Hes to the Governmen would make ths
ma.u1e sure. lfettorts to reclaim tue rebel
liola population fail, the negroes will have
the esciiye franchise, H. counseled one'
lience 70 the laws. was telllo. speech,
ard muth ppplpuded-
, 1865-07-27

THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
: >tThc withdrawal of the Reciprocity Tfeafy
would. We admit, he m injury 70 C1osdh; a. u
@oula be d. u1neutal to The Uni'ed sfaae. EVe.y
interference y tAe flee intercourse OF nations Is
N1U1toust oot We lived before We had hseipto.
Gty% ona We can live without 1t ngafn.
ehoula !n1 people Of the United States be nssdH
AtG Jo0&lsA etcrKh 10 Rttentt to Cf1ve ne to Au.
ntxAttun hy declaration u non.,ntefcoufFe, We
can tell them thai there vii Ne po two mtnds In
Cs1ad2 ebout The Course 10 t. pussued,~ r., &c.
Toronto Gk0bt.
The G7oot proceeds to say that tn. sscaus.
1iars nrc loving subjects Of her Majesty. and
by tlc blessing of God they intend 10 live
and die under Tie protection Of the -Bsi.iss
Csown," sc.
And while they feel ID this royal mood,
why should they not be treated by this Gov.
-,nment as allowing subjects Of her most
gracious Msjesty:'' No body on this side oi
1he line, as the Glo5t falsely tnsInuates, pro
r,oscg uon-intercourse.n We nil want u
trade with Canada on the terms accorded ts
the "most favored nation" We hare twe
rules Of commercial intercourse, one exist
between the thizty.six States and ten Terri
tories of the American Republic, and 1s rego
lated By an instrument knoTp as the "con
, 1865-07-27

Tie tltction Of John Stuart Mill 70 scat
In the British Parliament, from the district
al Westminster, is m crent, which, III ugh
not wholly unexpected. is a cause OF sincere
ccrg5atulatio1 among all men In this copn-
try who wish fer an enlargement Of the Dem
oc:at:c i1ea In the English Government. hr.
Mil is not only one of lhc creates. living
thlnkerf-some think him to be the greatest
siIcs Lcnd Bacon--but he Is the most liberal
ard progressive CT The class to which be be.
longs. Nj all his notions wou1d be
subtcribed to by Americans Of
any political school; but they
arc built up On the rock upon whlcA
The fathers OF American Democracy stood,
and none OF us here may quarrel with this
peculiar form II we know that they are bot
toned On Justice. Mr.. Mil will make con-
ep,cuous figure among the legislators with
whom 1s will hcrce!orsh labor: and h!s Ia
ton, and through it the world at large, viii
doubtless be grfa.ly benefited By his p:o-
fond study Of palitlcs and government as
The most important Of human sciences.
, 1865-07-27

fet. From the mouth OF each : hollow,
flexible tube communicated With the cSln.
der. These, II fe1tended, would consequently
observations hastily, fur Mr.. Smith at once
placed himself upon the rope ladder and re-
dueEted that the lite, which had been set up
On flight elevation, flould he raised. The
Captain and myself called out together that
he had forgotten his pataehute; bns he te-
Piled impatiently that Is did not need It;
Eot permit 30 fool-ha1dy an experiment
unless this piecautioa were taken, sna after
q little pariey he consented. steady
breeze wab nnw blowing from the eoutheast.
RutY and Ward took their place In The
soteS waeSn Is , drissr vkllc cap.. Cobt and r..
nalned On tie ground IS spectators. The.
horkeA were started into gallop, and the
kite rose, eIomly and heavily. but steadily
upwards. glanced at my watch; 1t was
twenty minutes past tTo O'Clock. The kste
molten. higher and higher. Il seemed IS
though tue daring nronaut must besome
sex and dizzy at bis lofty height. Suddenly
l WAS startled by an exclamation from my
companion, and noticed . dark object falling
| from the kite and llutter!ng alowly down
wards. It was the parachute which smitn
Ts1r,,t1. which was now half mile distant,
| iii not eet1n to notice this occurrence.
! 0hyie ens]y Smith's situation, II his invention
shnuld iail, had become one OF appalling
| danger; since 1t is almost impossible to
bring kite to the gronrd without q vio-
| lcnt and Jerking lateral motion. 1t
retmcd equally perilons TO stop or to pro.
ceed. Trembling With anxiety, we watched
With st1aning eyes, his fast secedlng form.
had an excellent field glass, which gave me
nerfect view Of bis every motion. And now
Te noted that both the bladdefs anu the
wings had bcgm to expand. Higher ne rose,
fut We could detect In his attitude no sign
Of doubt or tEepldation. The b.addefs soon
hecame dtstended 90 to almost hide the man
trm view. He had now reached an e!eva-
t;cn Al near a. / could judge, OF .3oO 20
sn1 feet. or about quarter Of NILE. He
now detached bis arns from the Ladder, nss
feet RI naming upon it, AID waved the Mangs ..s:
nnEard and downward, as If to tEy toem'
Fer an instant he stood thus, and then' re-
linouithing oil support, be epsaaE On IN m,o =
the empty air! For moment M5 neas =
stood still. I held my breath, e3Rsctlhs . Ss
| to sec him dashed to the eafM' nns ~ T.
| did not fall; he did not eyeo seen "
| ffnd downwards. His wings R.A!e99
Wits great swif1ness, and ne aoaes'
In q horizontal position, with apparent @ eass;
Again, I glanced at my wa;ch. lae na nana
pointid 70 twenty-seven minutes 1eiors
three. The kite. deprived OF iIs nauass; LAY y
sunk to the ground. Ws.ch1nE narIoNg. ~
was evident that Mr. snlth Was slowly nay.
Iug forward. It appeared TO me tnat 1as
, 1865-07-27
atitntton," which establishes perfect sud pr
a.

sti,ut,on >, which establishes pe15ce. sud PET
re,nal rec1procitv and f,ee ka1e between
1boee s,aies and Te,itodea.
The o.brr kind Of trade relxt,oas apply to
81, s,at,s Outside Of the American Union,
md an rrn1,ttd be treaties With those
g ssn,tsfa.,x', W. hayo such / trade
.-satv With Grcst Britain. and similar ones
lin Frn,c,, spa1n. Ru:sis md other n,v.
c,s The canaaians, while Claiming 70 he
:or,leucrs md aliens to us, have no fight to
vxpcct any better or different terus of com.
mc,cial intercourse than th'sR spubI,c accord,
10 the "mcs. lavored natlons,'
We shall insist that Canada ehsn be nlacea
On precisely as good faotfapr ~ fhe nat;oa
she belongs t.. Let ono rule of tnd. aon,v
TO the whole British Empire. Lei H.. co1o.
nies and Is mother cauntrv !, 1v,n:e erh,acta
thrx avc have ;Io s,,ra - - ," sessss
"~ f4.s0cse VI eale1a'S
tariff and rcstri.ticnz and nrivlrppa shon7d
apply to rll BII,lsh subIects 1
TIE American npon,e arc w51,,nr housv.,
to eiyc ,ht Canadians ne,fact rec5n,oc,;r - M
FREE trade m evsrt,v tbe s,ne +rrn. .h.v
posscss IL thomsslycs. Ne csn,t n{1;,rd IN
mste a ,6;,d l.na ~ tradc rntrs FIR ~. aste
of :. Her N, ,es,y,a rnosL roya1 Canad;.n .n,,
,ec.a }, s,1oE;nv tncm II en,ov AZ ~, he,e.
n,e ~ t,-e co,n1n erc,41 ,nte,conra. v,tb III.
,n;,t,- p.rr,5,c and ,t ~. s.m. lin, =
asr.rs al, ;ts hu,d,rs N that =. osr;nv .
1..,la 49,, r,,,.b W. 1.vs 49,, ,,,od ,,.t.,zaa
=, fco1,e, c,,crc,, IN ~. mn a9o.r5,,, ,,rt ~
,,oaso INV ,,c1ohhors M sn,,,. +,ooa ,,.st 80
~ t,oi n don't worr wr,l We w. ,sSnr.
II a..s,, rn.,. ,,. +h.4 ,g ..., ,,,.-o ~. ~.
, 1865-07-27
"BEAs1L1" IsroxlcA11ox.-The most re.

"BEAsELA' ISroNcA11oy.-The most re.
maIkabfe case OF intuxlcstion VIC ever heard
Of, is related b the Troy TinKs. About
month ago, en- El:c.t whisky cis.lllery was in
n!ght-it was q "still'' nisht-the man run
Ling the macbine ha1 made eighteen gallons
OF whisky. and put It out IN the upen air to
cool. Along came COW. She WAS ,tn..sty,
and the be- sersgs looked inviting. She sTA-
loved eEery dsop-elghteen gallons Of nnrec'
The COW has been drunk ever since. She
staggered home, and is now In the fourth
week Of graud old bender. The cow eats
rothing, falls doKn whenever they try to
raise her up, and has become as lean ass crow
instead Of COW. This con-, besides, had Q
young cali, whose strange behavior first led
10 The discovery of the state Of the mother
COW. I. reelcd round and round, aud lif.ing
three legs and tall In the air, actually npun
On the fourth leg.
, 1865-07-27
PERSONAL.

kpnrrr Y,hil1rftro
ni,t Arthur T,ppan, d,ed at New Haven, Coon.,
ou.rtey oY rcn,ur,. "a. a lcaainr nerchnut In
kr,r Yo,l hut rctired from burtnres souoe years.
Ue sccu,rtd nj one time ln,ee fortune, much Of
which he lost when TOO old 70 enter the CONNER
r1A nrtra er,Ip with younger men. Bot we'll
known a BE- wes Is = merchant, rays the
Tyj6un-. he xas far more widely known for bis
rre,t bfueyolepce, and for The geuesou. zeal with
Th,ch IN sls,aye advocated and supported anY
mrTtre.t for Tie benefit Of his ftllow.men. He
"a. orc o1 1he early Atol,tIoniets, and cheerfully
,cok 1srce .hare Of the ob.iquy and persecution
which VI. yfs.ted upon that despised class IN tts
Ralt,uore {cr IN atic1e it h1s paper upon the Do
ne.,,c Sl,ye TRADE, Mf. Tspp4n paid the tne azd
rf]ettea Lin fcu jill, End biz name, from that
tue forward, was a. Eotorous and a!raost ~
nuth hated at the South ~ Ga;r1son 3 OWL Lke
,onr. hIe vbe1e life gave The lie to the as.elton
.hst the Abolttlorfste were s.nen OF one idea"
fer there WEE ro charitable work or plous purpose
to which le did not give the benefit OF nus gtes1
executive ability and the support Q! his hearty
and uut.s,rs devot'on Nor did old age cool his
axEor. TO the ed Of his days bis interest In
rced works never Ragged, and for him certainly
svat,e the award: ''weI done, good and fasthfal
servaut,' Ef, Tapran wss In tie soth year Of hss
noe
Gen. sickIes received the compliment OF n
.,.s,.sc ~ W.xh,rr,nn, IN Saturday night. to
s.tss -. -,.ds , ,rs oons- nrr,np the pcop1a to
rn.sa ,o.t 49, rnoa.1-e. ~ the President 70, The
.,ss suppsi. - - ~. s,n,o,
'ef'ou+as maa con.os y csnnse1, j. e.naidate for
, 1865-07-27

Same time laAt Wesk....7Al3 9l6 49,.
Tho receipts OF tbs week ihu1 fzr hsvo nsea limited
and the trade without animation.
NO nrat-class Cattle worthy Of msndon hsvo Jdt
been received, and the chief huHnets has bean Ia tho
medium and lower grades. Although tho Advites
fton New 1orfssre By NO means unfa1o.Ab1a and the
suppty the ards limited. the msskst hero exhibits
soma tep.aasloa In feeag, bsys1s being less sharp
fof bu4in than lsas v.sf. There hss heao Et.la
more life todsy In consequences OF 1aw Pittsburgh
tusefs being in tho Market but rothtrx that con1d
be called activity fhtsu man bought fpssl7gly aad
CIV Fneu they could purchase upsa their
cvn terms a few men were msktnE
tuqu.ies Tor stock catt,a yewa were greatly
below those Of sellers. Butehsrs wess nu1lng With
1ee y1u than uIrsl II this time In tho wsek and NJ.
tht ugh Ne may not qnoss the asket actually 1nw:r,
1t was Asfdeut thst Ia many INSTANCES seusrs made
tmp. p.fsAns Concessions .....
In Rood .u,pplnx Cats nothing has yet been d7ne
to t&at tho strength weaxuess Of tbs market, but
the rsne1sl feeling Il dul and depfesasd.
". quota shs market a. dull. with deapoodeat
feeNrg and pEiata noEltnAlly unchanged.
The sa.es to-day were at follows:
CATTLE BALES TO-DAY.
aN1RAA1 YAzDs-
Adams sold C1azk l: head. A7esa7snz $50 e1. ~
SIsss,1 s,tS co.'0ld c'ai'1 head Averaging ST
MICHIGAN sou1uHKH rAsns
Eeyer.dga sold Li,sngsson 70 head 1ha cowp. aver
stee sss:ae.a = 81 e. old Brown IL head c,ss. aver
Il Mati1fY soId j, Wall head ngh: 6teert. aver
aging losa as 1t S4so; to BlxoJ. coWs. averaging
Grioiey sod Jwal II head Light ssesrs and Cow,
averaging 93 ~. At 31.o0-
Jo6I wAEN0- TAnH1.
wa.1~ork Mallory sosd IslsAw II hesd Cow.
Adams soid j. Wal % head, averaging SO rs. 81
q. Bentley aold Hodges q hasd. avesszis 1lss ns.
Chg so,d opsato:t 1s hesd1iava1as1ax go -, at
Mss.a = Reels ao1d Emery IS hssd. averaging
sbsinsr sSld Kothch1d u head. averaging !aao os.
.. Bcnnsr sold Nsrks 10 head. averaging SIS D.
sW4iizesk . M.,,esy sold Rosaea1d' u head Az.
c}a!E sod Ksiief i head fas butchers s:ae1s. Az
e. BenteY sold Friend Il head. averaging 80 d, a
Adams sold eudden Il head. averaging 800 -
WaI1o.k i Mallory .ola Coz & nso. n neas. ~.
tsa:sx e soid Kahn q head. averaging s7 1'' Al
Wsilxo.s Z Msl!ory seld wh1l 70 had. svsrastni
| ac1 rs, Rt - 80
HOusF1om the reports usde On n'caange. We Lear
that the receipts aad shipments since cur lat Ii n
compared with the receipts and shipments OF lssa
hsyc been AZ follows, 1t should be BONE IN nl1d IL,
the receipts and shipments are really those Of the da
preceding: -
, 1865-07-27
After the AEnr-A Hetur1le1 Soldier
ShGoss his Enlully Physician.

4 icEi!ble tragedy taoE place IN L:!E Enton,
Ail.ean county, Mich-, en- the night OF the
l9'h list. Juhn Bright, II soldier, returned
from service cn the previous II ,utay With the
determination to kill D.. Cullnl.n Of that
place for lnsultin; his vile, which iasult Ii
faih to be that The Goetor WAS seen, when
u.2n professional call, to kiss her. Meet
irs thc doctor IN tbs road on the afternoon
Of tho fatal day, the affair waa talked over,
and IN amicaple settlement agreed upon.
Here the parties turned from each other, and
had gene but y few steps when Bright, stop
ping, turned suddenly around, and n VIC,
lent manner said 10 the doctor: we VII!
settle the matter right here, this evening"
Accompany ing the words he drew revolver
and eho! the doctor, the ball striking hun IL
tue side and passing through Ills body, II
lived until the next morning, Bright
staid ut home until the next day, saying
that he would stand NIL trials, when, doubt
less, becoming frightened in view ct the re-
suit OF tho Gaze, 10 leff, aud las not s:nc.
been heard from by the authorities OF people
In that locality.