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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-29
PLANNING MILL.

THE undersigned are prepared to execut
all orders for planning lumber, at their mill
corner of Washington and Rock River Streets.
They also manufacture
Window Blinds,
Window and Door Frames
Window Sash,
Doors, &C., &C.,
and they respectfully solicit the patronage of al
who want anything in their line.
s-Buildings erected by contract, or. BY the
day.
Rock Island Feb'y IL, dwtf.
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SOLD orr.

VNHE subscriber has sole his tobacco and
| cigar store, stock, fixture. and business to
Mr.. c. p. Hengstler, who will s.rry on the busi-
ness at the old stand.
All persons indebted are requested to call. at
the old stand, aAd settle. M. SCHLEGEL.
july10dtf.
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Remember,

Rum or Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards, but
the Best Tonic in the World.
From the Rev. Z. D. Fendail, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philada.
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
Hoofilad's German Bitters, and feel it my privil
,ge to recommend them AZ a most valua BILE tonic,
all who suffering from general debility or
rom diseases arising from arrangement of the
Yours truly, Z. d. FENDALL.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE 81 co.

Iorner " an una Na96au Stesp New Yofk
In connection with houses in Philsdeipkia
and Washington, we have opened NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location, and offer our seryfeeG
to Banks, Bankers, and Investors for the tran1a6<
tion Of their business in this city. including 1ur-
chases and sales Of Government Securities, Stoefa,
Bonds, and Gold. We are constantly represento1
at ths Stock Exchange and Gold Board, whofe
orders Gent Us are promptly filed. We keep ~.
hand full supply of
Government Securities of all Issues,
buying and selling at current prices, and allowing
cofrespond dents the most liberal rates the mark st
affords. JAY COOKE co.
mayl0dwiy.
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From the Rev. d. Msrrigs, Pastor of the Pass
yunk Baptist Church, Philada.l
From the many respectable recommendations
gwen to DIR. Aoof and's German Bitters, was In
iuced to give them a trial. After using several
notties found the N to be good remedy for de-
Oility, and u most excellent tonic for the stomach.
d. MERRiGE,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-07
KING & CASsIDEY,

sS A MODERN MIRACLE i-FROM OLD AND
young from rich and poor from hgh.born and lowiy,
comes the universal voice Of praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE srCILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
II Is perfect and miraculous article Cures badness
Makes hair grow. better dressing than any "oi or
"pomatum." softens brash. dry and wiry hair Into
Beautiful Silken Tressos But, above al. the greae
wonder ia the rapidty with which 1t restores GRAY
HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
Uso Il a few times. and
PRESTO, CHANGEi
the whitest and worstlookng hair resumes Its yousn
beauty does not dye tho hair but srked At the roo
and alls 1t with new life and coloring matter.
II will not take long. d.sagreeable trial 10 provo tho
truth Of this matter The first application will do good;
you will see the NATURAL COLOR returning oveyY
day, and,
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the DID, gray dscolored sppearanos Of the hair will be
gone giving place to lustrous, shining. and besutfI
looks.
Ask for Halls Sicsu Hair Rsnewer: no other artiole
is At all like 1t In effect You viii fndit
CHEAP 10 BUY, PLEASANT TO Try.
and SURE TO DO YOU GOOD.
There are many limitations. Bo sure you procure tie
genuine, manufactured only By
R.P HALL CO., Eashua, II. q.
For sale By all druggists Wholesale BY
KING Il oAssIDHY,
a:r:hs s1yr' chaEIssaca.
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sr1N THE MATTER OF AN INFORMATION

BE- IN THE MATTER OF AN INFORMATION
BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO PERPETUATE
TESTIMONY IN REGARD TO RECORDS, DocU.
MENTs AND OTHER WRITINGS LOST DURING
THE wAR.-In Equity Charleston District-1niorm'
alton In the nature of Bill to perpetuate testimony
having been filed for Charleston District by ISAAC '"
HAYNE ESQ., Attorney General OF the state, under an
act OF the General Assembly passed on the tuentynrs
day of December in tho year Of our Lord one housand
eight hundred and siItyAve, entitled An Act 10 pro-
vide mode to perpetuate testimony In relation 10
deeds titles chooses In action and other papers and re-
cords destroyed or lost during the recent war; on mo-
tion OF the Attorney General according to the provisions
OF said act Il il ordered by JAMES TUPPER one OF the
Matters In Eouity for said District that all persons In
terested In any records doeds Wills choses n action
or othor documents writings lost or destroyed during
tho recent war; shall be permitted to come beiore either
of the Masters Of this Court and nye taken aud perpe
mated all evidence which they shall produce tending to
proye tho past existence loss, contents OF any suoh
record document other writing alleged to have been
lost And It is further ordered That person desiring
to avail himself Of the information ea by the Attorney
General shal apply by writing under oath. to JAMES
w. GRAY, or JAMES TUPPER, Masters in Equity, for
leave 80 to do setting forth In such written application,
or petition the past existence Of the record document
or other writing and. with reasonable certainty de-
scripton thereof and that the applicant verify believes
tho Same to be lost destroyed and, also, stating
whether thore any ether persons having lie inter-
est with said applicant An Interest oppose. and Civ
ing the and resdenoeN Of said persons and fur
ther stating whether against the parties Interested the
sd applicant dosres gatorias for discovery to
be SENT besides tho service Of supad al rsspondwdan
requiring said Interested persons to appear before tho
Court. JAMES TpPPRR,
March, ss 1aater IN Equity
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DANCING PARTY,

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HAVE DANCING
PARTY on Monday next, April O. at the Three Mnes
House on King street. at O'Clock P. H., - which they
invite their friends aud acquaintances The Omnibus
ses will run from O'Clock P. NJ. until night from Lin
street to the Three Miles House.
Refreshments IN abundance.
Muler's Band will be In attendance.
RUDOLPH LoDsIGER CHAs H. KERRIGAN.
Apru 7
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ca,rs, &c. IN SOUTHWESTERN ezoaor. Tho editor

CROPS, &c. IN SOUTHWESTERN GsoR0IA Tho editor
of the Columbus Sxn. in last Fridays issue remarks
On our visit to Chattahooches Court. this week,
vhers we spcnt twn days. planters from al parts
Of the couay and from other 1unee. and oon.
yersed with em their prospects for making crop
and ss 60 the disposition for planting mixed crop Of
corr and rolton In almost every instano, we found
plsuters short OF abor-snme tne-fourte, some one
third who some ara short more than half their former
force while few thought they could no difference
In the dspostl Of their freedmen 70 work faithfully,
the great maiorty made unfsvorsble report Au arc
putting In heavy crops the foroe. nuu most OF he
planters diapcsed to plant sudent corn 10 eet
ehe vsats of tho plan tat On.
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Enwleys majo'itv....... b0S
The Democrats carry tho Sixteenth Senatorial Dis
trct by S6 majority, giving :hem eight OF the twenty
one Senators. -
Uurt, Union Is elected in the Eleventh district by IL
minority.
It Is rumored In Washington that the Republicans
have agre to continue the present session of Congress
uut recember next for the purpose of preventing tho
President removing certain officials. and also from
other reasons equally hostile.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Congressional News.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-Senator Lane OF KANSAS Of
fered Joint resolution for the admission OF the South
ern States to representation on tho condition OF re-
pudsting the Confederate debt, endorsing the F0derai
debt annuling ordinance Of secefsion. and granting
the right Of suffrage ooored persons who pay tax on
two hundred and ffty dollars worth OF property and
can read and write He spoke Of the necessity OF imme'
dss action on the subject Of to save the
Republican party.
Tho Veto Message was taken up when some sharp
conversation ensued between Senators LANE MEADE
the former endorsed the President with great vgor-
the discussion created considerable sensation further
debate eusued at O. clock. but no vote was taken
The House of Representatives unseated BrooHs and
voted in DoDos.
WASHINGTON April 6-The Civil Rights Bill passed In
The Senate over the Presidents veto to day by vote
OF thirty three 70 fifteen The excitement Is Intense
The President transmitted to Congress to-day, com
muncson from the Secretary of the Treasury aad the
Postmaster General. suggesting modification OF the
test oah they show tho ,reat importance OF suon ie'
pslston both IN peouniary and harmonious point OF
view and tho President earnestly recommends tho Hub-
ect to the early confederation Of Congress- It was 10
terred TO the Commistee on the judiciary.
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aS- OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY. MARCH Is. lses-At a meet
ing of the Board of Directors held this day. the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Rsolued That the President do cause the report OF
the meeting creditors to be published IN the newsps
pers and that he, by public notice, request all bond
creditors of the Company to send to the secretury
statement OF the Bonds they hold, number. date and
amount accompanied by an acknowledgment OF their
concurrence the recommendation adopted at me
meeting of the bondhoders and that they may os sole
to decide understandngly. the President do publish
Herewith full and plain exposition OF the condition
and prospects Of the Road and the plan submitted to
their choice"
In accordance with the above resolution the holders
OF unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward to the Secretary Of the Charleston and Savan
nah Railroad Company as early as practicable, state
rnent Of the Bonds In their possession with number
date and amount together with an acknowledgment
of their concurrence In Recommendation adopted at the
meeting OF the bondholdcrs.
R. L. sINGLETARY. President
Tho Savannah National Republican please copy.
March Is
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Growing Prosperity or Louisia na--A 6pc-
cessor 20 Bishop Polk.

NEW OnLEAss April 3 The schooner Fanny. hence
for Turks Isnd returned with four feet OF water In her
hold and half her cargo thrown overb b'ard
The committee sent two months since the
reported pu ra depreations in Morehouse and Corna
parishes has returned having found all quiet In tnose
localities.
The Red navigation ia excellent and cotton boats
are bringing down much cotton.
A large number Of virginlnus and Tenuesseeans are
here The people Of the late Confederaoy are a trading
with the South.
The Southern Methodist Conference ettdngs are
largely attended.
The Episcopal Convention assemblies May IT to elect
8 successor to Bishop Polk
The C3rano Jury report all the asylums In prosper
one co,dition tainIug six hundred orphan children
and forty iusAne persous The Parish prison contains
two hundred priso"era
There are few fevers, aud no epidemics
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After an Attack of Sickness,

When the animal powers exhausted the pulse weak
the mind depressed. and oil the powers OF vitality os
low ebb there is Btoratiye comparable with tho
BITTERs They reuovate every organ. gently sttnu-
late the circulation, improve the qnAty OF the blood
clear the couded brain, aud mpart TO the trembling
nerves stability and frmneas Sold by all Druggistr.
xsnil
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MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY.

THE REGULAR TRIPS BETwEEsTHE CrTY AND
i MOUNT PLEASANT having bsen resumed, tho
fne steamer RoCKLAND, Captain ". r. Adair Will run
as follows from Wharf foot OF Market-street:
DURIro THE WEEK:
Leave City at. a. ID, 9nn 6H =. II.
Leave Mount Pleasant at A. f., IL n. and bX p. II.
SUNDAY:
Leave City at. NJ, 1. s. and 6k p u.
Leave Mount Pleasant ut A. H., Il NJ, sndbX p. Il
March IL -.
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If You are Bilious.

There ia nothing that the LIVER tho seat OF the
mslady quickly and restores certainly 10 per-
fecty healthy and regular condition. nocI
STOMACH bITTERS,-ff- of s<bfiious habit tho
tendency OF your system that form Of iseaae may be
held In check lifetime BY the occasional Of this
harmless vegetable antIdote.
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George r. Edmunds Appointed Unite'
States Senator from Vermont.

MoNrpEL1FR vr., April S--Governor Dnlinghsm has
appointed George E. Edmunds. of Burlington. to the
senatoris vacancy oooasioned by the death of Hon.
Solomon Foot. Mr. kdmunds Is a lawyer. and stands
high in his profession be has been considerably in
pub ic Mfe and speaker OF the Vermont House OF
Representatives In 1857 and 1853 30 leavos for Wash
ipcton immediately.
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The Horrors of Dyspepia

And the dismal train Of disorders 70 which itieads arc
averted by the use Of HOSTETTtR'S BIc1 ERS az D
preventative, cured with astonishing celebrity by It's
drec; dgentt operation upon the stomach. Che LIVER
and the nervous system.
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The Shaking Martyrs

with quinne, to the ruin Of the general health, aro
proapy set upon their feet again. without danger OF
mitent Takon es safeguard against miasma 1t rrn-
ders nm attack OF ohils and Fever absolutely impos-
sible,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vii! be Divine Service in this Church Tomorrow night
commencing at halfpsst seven Sf3 April
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ss- ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL-THE REV.
wM. B. YATES will ociate In fhis Chapel To Morrow
4tternoon 9th inst. at halfpast Four: O'Clock. =.
April 7 rs..s- 1
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@ FIRST pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
This Church viii be reopened for Dinsaervice on Sab
bath next 9th inst Forenoon ssryics 20 commence at
halpaat Ten. Afternoon. halfpast -Four. Beats free.
April u q a3.
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Rnoua Now Jerxey.

fnxNros n. Ssapril e.-The probabilities ore strong
that NO senato will be elected The House has con-
ourred In tho Senate resolution TO sdjouru ne de this
ornno and both parties watch each other closely and
the feeling u intense.
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The Daily n ews.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

~ THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
naming in the PostofHoe at the emo
OF eacn week is publ sheo ofnc1aiiy
in THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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yew York Markc

new Yoax 6pra a.-Cotton heavy. eaies 1000 bales
at SO to 80 cents p n Gold TX.
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ns-sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

HESITATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN a,
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST. Esq.
ordiunry-whercas, FRANCIS DUFFY made snit to
mo to grant him Letters oil Administration Of the Estate
and Effects Of OWEN DUFFY, latc of Charleston. BE
chanc These are therefore, to cite and adnonish all
and ,ngar the kindred ad creditors of the said OWEN
DUFFY deceased that they be and appear before mo- in
tho Court of Ordinary 10 he held at Charleston a No.
nutledgestreet on 2lst day OF April 1866 acr publlca
tlon hereof at IL O'Clock in the forenoon to show
II any they have why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given undor my hand. this sixth day OF April Ammo
Domoni 1866. GEORGE BUST.
Anril7 AZ Judge OF Probntes.
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Attempted Revolution in st. Domingo.

NEW YoRK, April S-St. Domingo advices state that
the Government or Pre-ident Baez had hardy beeL
inauguIsted Def effort made to overthrow and
destroy it. r-vot h taken place In the province OF
San Christie al and various towns headed bY General
Cabrot Congress- which in ion, promptly voted
the men and me us to suppress the revolt and by .
rebels and ootained the mastery In the reyolts1 dis.
triot The rebel leader Gen raj tabrot who had been
prominent placing Baez in the Presidential chair had
arkel ermission 70 leave The country.
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FROM Canada.

roaosro. Csaads, April e-This city 10 on ths eve
.no.bsr great excisuent in consequence Of tho pro
jecird Fenian expedition.
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The Markets.

CINCINNATI April s.-FLoUR dull supeyhue. Sc T6&
Z: extra. $7.75@s; family, Ss@975i and fAnoy *loe
WHEAT dull, for No. si75Qs1 so; No. q $t.so@f.55
CoRS less Arm; mixed S31964
for No. l.
RTE nominal. at 60G65c.
WHIsxET dull, At 2..26.
Pnoy1sross-Mess pork 2no bbs. sold at gas as; bulk
shoulders sold at 10% packed; nothing done In sides
Bacon dull and shoulders at l3 clear sides lo' 1ro
at 18c but held H higher.
GoLD-1a6n@lN ,.r..
$3.50. .,.. o.
Cincinnati last week. $40 bales for 81 Louis, S20 for
Evansville. $50 for New Albany, aud $50 bales for He3
Orleans. r
Sl2SN@sl "a for No. l. and 86 cents for No. 2 Oorn
drm at 43@lsH cents for No l. and @S Ior No. = y.
Unchanged. Provisions arc entirely nomias:.
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@EsTATE W. J. JACOBI, DECEASED =
All persons having any claims against said Estate will
render the attested) without delay and those tn-
debted to the same viii also make payment TO EATHL
JAcoBr No. Al Coming. opposite Georgestreet or ISAAC
E HERTZ, No. 2o1 East Bay. HETTY W. jacob,
Maroh "a stu6 Qualified Administrative.
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Coal Sale ut New York.

NEW YORK. April An auction sale Of 30 200 tons OF
Scranton coal took place to-day The bidding was very
spirited and all disposed Of III ten minutes at the
following range OF pri Stove Sc rs to $500; egg,
SO 10 CRATE s95 to Sc %; steamer S695 TO Sc;
lump, S6. 80 to S6s7; chestnut $3.50 to $3.50.
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Sales of Government Cotton.

NEW YoHK April S.-A. the cotton sales by auction
to-day on Government account over 1000 balts were
sold at Xc to 4ixc; Middng Savannah brought the
latter price; good Middliug Florida. axe: MiddNpg
Memphis and Nashville SsHc, and Sea Island 07c 10
Silt.
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@ CALHOUN INSURANCE COMPANY-M
"PLANTERs' AND MECHANICS BANK" BUILDING.
NO. 1873 EAST BAY sTREET.-Notiee Is hereby given
thatthis Company having complied with the requsitions
of its amended Charter by authority Of the Hon. Comp
troer General OF the State, Is prepared TO take
,sks Buiiaiss.. ss.saaansire an" .eAu's on eson
able terms.
BY order Of the Board.
March 10 =. Y. TUPPEh, presioont
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nF STATE OF SOUTH UAKOLINA-
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST, Esq,
Ordinary. y.-whoreas, FRANCIS DUFFY, of Charles.
ton. mado suit to me to grant him Letters OF
Administration OF the Estate and Effects Of BRIDGET
DUFFY, late of Charleston These are. therefore,
10 cite and admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said BRIDGET DUFFY, do.
ceased TINT ,oy be and appear before me- In the Court
Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston at No Ruedse
street. ON tho 2lst day Of April, 1885, afser publ
cation hereof at IL O'Clock In the forenoon, to show
cause II any they have, why the said Administration
should NOT be granted.
Given under my hand this sixth day q April, a. D.
1866. eHohdh boiSI'
ApriI1 q Judge Of Probates.
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WIN. HENRY BRISBANE.
" z WnRDING.

o. s. Direct Tax Commissioners for So Ca.
Dated at Charleston g. o. this 28h day of March, 1866
March %
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aE CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL So
cIETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of this society
will be held This Epenng, 7th iras at tho Socety,s
room, southwest corner OF .-ichdaIe and Beautaln-
streets, at half-past Seven o'clock.
Members will come prepared to ply arrears. Newly
elected members are requested to COME forward.
By order of the President.
Aprl7 C. r. B. BBEMER, Secrttary.
aar HEREBY TENDERtsM CORDIAL
thanks to the gentlemen and the Fse Department of the
City of Charleston who offered hsr services at the late
ilre, In helping to remove my furniture and goods
remain. very respectfully,
10. GOLDSTRIN,
Apr7 - no. 21o Bing. street.
60 PERsONAL.-"A ANNIE" YOUR LETTER
OF 18Th March came to yesterday too late. Write
Immediately to me, same address. A.
April6 %
sS NOTICE.-AN ELECTION FOR TRUs-
TEEs of KAAL KADOsH ELoHIM will be held at the
Tabernacle Building. In Haselstreet on9the 9th met,
between the hours Of Tea and Twelve O'Clock; and o
meeting of the Congregation at hafpast Twelve clock
P.M
By order Of the President pro teu,.
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W UNITED STATES TAX kOTIOE.-THE
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for the District
of South Carolina hereby give Notice that the Tax Rolls
of the Parish of st. Bartholomew completed, and
that the taxes may be paid the lands and lots there
in for the present. at their Office, In Marlborough
South carolra; and Charleston, No. 20 Broad'street
rear Of Law Range.
, 1866-11-19

From the Memphis Post, November Il
Eye.y' one has heard Of Dr.. George y. Pc
tere, who killed General Van Dorm. of the
rebel army, TO. seduelng his Wits. Yesterday
Ark, By Mr.. James o. Lnsby, ! planter ut
Council Bend. In the affray the latter is
supposed TO have been mofta1ly wounded.
The following appears to be full and cor.
rect version or the affair;
Some misunderstanding had existed for
some months previous between the parties,
IN adjustment Of which Ind been sought,
with but little satisfaction to the courts, and
upon ovcrtaking the doctor in Marion yes
tcrday, Mr.. Lusby made IN attack upon him
at the time. Upon being thus assaulted,
Dr.. Peters, having no other weapons in his
possession, drew pocket.kuife and made 4
thrust at Lusby's throat, 6eyertng the wind.
pipe, and indicting cash which commenced
10 bleed pEofusely: After receiving this
drawing Dcrringer, fired at the Doctor: the
ball passing throng gh the coat sleeve Of his
| right arm, which Ind been cast up for pro-
| lection. Having thus failed to wound his
adversary With bis second weapon, Mr;
Lus'y further dfsw slTshoGter' ah" sha
Doctor took rrfnge in an adjacent store,
thus probably saving his life. By
| this time, through loss Of blood, Mr. Lusby
| fell exhausted and was borne of By bystand
| CTS and placed IN the hands Of medical a.
tendance. Dr.. Maddox, Of this city, whe
happened 10 be present At the time, wa:
| called to his aid, with Others, and psonounc
ed his Injuries probably fhtai, the windpipt
having been completely severed By the hladt
Of the knife. On learning the dangerous
condition Of Nr. Lusby, DT. Peters At onc'
gave himself up to the authorities Of tn
place. Mr.. L., whose Life was despaircd o
when our Informant left, was about fotty-1r
years Of age. and was planter in the vicini
t. of Council Bend, where his family ut tn
| nrnaanf tit0f fcSfdrs