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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12
MAINE ELECTION.
State Senate all Republican.
The House ditto tNearly,l
The Vote a Very Full One.
Names Verdict on Moses Pol
ICY"

NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Tribune's
Augusta, Muine, special says the vic
tory in this State to-day for the Union
party, is unparalleled. Our majority
is fully 1000. Our average majority
for the pnst eight years has been less
than $4,000. We have carry every Com
GressiOnHl district by nearly 1000 ma
jority., We have swept every county,
elected every Senator and nine-tenthS
of the House. The total vote is II very
full one.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. Ill A. NJ
Two hundred and nine towns give
Chamberlain, Republican, ~. 500; Pills
bury, Democrat, y, 442; Republican ma
jOrity q, l3B. The Sumc towns voted
last year-Cony, g, go; Howard, u ,420;
Republican majority l6,S09; the Repub-
iiCan net gain, 1927. These towns com
prise abOuttwO-thirds of the State. The
aggregate vote of the State last wear
WAS $1,000. The towns to hear from,
last year gave 1892 votes, and If they
give nm increased vote in the sumo ratio
as those received, the total vote of the
State will be 10000. The towns to he
heard from, last year gave a Republic
can majority of G,Ol2; and if this is in
creased in the same rntiO as those re-
ceived, the ma Ority will be 10000, or a
Republican net gain of 5000 votes.
PORTLAND, Sept. ll.-All but four
towns III the flrSt DlSLrlcL give Lynch
tRepublicHn) II, 1896, and Sweot( Demo
craft 1908 votes. The four towns to be
heard from gave Lynch last year ma
jority of 100, which with this presump-
ton will give him clear minority OF
1000, against 2,52s in 1865.
In the Second District Perham's ma
jOrity is estimated at 5000.
In the Third District Blaine's MAORI
ty is 600.
In the Fourth District Peters mnjori-
ty is 5000.
In the Fifth District Pixies majority
is $500.
The Republican gain on the Congress
siOnal election of 1864 will be about 10,
900. 1t Is unnecessary TO say that the
state Senate will be all Republican, and
the House of Representatives will be
almost all Republican. Republican
county officers are probably elected in
every county.
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a rEW HRORDs OF CNNIMON SENSE.

"A FE" WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
How few there are who are not subject to
some affection of the lungs or respiratory or
CANS. who, by neglcctlng prcmOnitOry symP-
toms, aggravatc the complaint, until disease
strikes its shafts, causing Irresponsible tor
ture of the patient, and anxiety and distress
to friends. "Only cOldv "a slight sore
throat" Is the hee'llcSs remark of many
when so affected. Yes; "OnIy cold" was
the thOughtleSs expression of thousands
whom death has marked for his prey.
Forewarned-FOrcarm should I've the
motto forever i'll the minds OF all subject to
Coughs, Colds, CatarrII, or Influenza. Words
of advice should be needed 10y all suffering
from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption.
Relief is within their reach; and, If neglected
fatal consequences cnsuc-a life of miScry-n
daily, hourly, struggle for existence. a cor
test i'll which there can he but one victor
Death!
Does 1t not apPal the strongest mind, to
think OF the result caused by neglect? Then
why delay? What excuse can be offered,
when timely warning is sounded in your
not avoid il" MAmsBSSs EGT TSH G"t B WIN
has been used with success in nearly a mil
lion Of eases, and Is endorsed by the. Medical
remedy that scientific research has discover.
ell, TO relieve and cure all cases of Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, and Consumption, II the
case Is not beyond all hope. Even when the
sufferer is In the last stages. he will find re-
lief by using this preparation. One bottle
willie onvince the most lncre1ulous, that the
merits of this preparation are by no means
exaggerated; in fact-fIll far short of the
eulogies bestowed upon 1t by thousands who
have been cured by Its timely use. y guarnn
Ice accompanies each hottie, and dealers are
Instructed in every instance to refund the
money, when this preparation fails tO relieve.
Prepared by r. w MaTSden, iS7, Broadway,
New York, ana for sale by ali Druggists.
Price, 81 per bottle.
7. II. Logan & Co. and Logan. List & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
G. II. Colbert, end of Stone Bridge: McI.an
Bros. corner Market and Monroe SITS: &. j.
Rawling q Co., No. y Monroe street, Wheel
ing.
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Pittsburgh OIL Market.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. II.
The market yesterday was not very active.
The demand for crude was restricted TO small
operattons-lOO barrel lots. The rates were
the same MS on Saturday. The expected rise
IN the Allegheny failed to come to hand,
The heavy receipts that were expected will
not he down as soon BS anticipated, The
sales we have received were made Mt bulk,
9loc; packages included 2ld22c, Accord
Ing to gravity. Our latest from OIL City re-
ports 49, inches and falling. The receipts
since our last from all points reach 3S2G bar
rGlS. This includes ParkerSburg and Smiths
Ferry. Among the sales were the following
bulk oil: zoo barrels at Ice; 100 do. Ice; 500 bar
rels, on spot, l513C, barrels returned. Sales
including packages, ITO barrels ut BIC; l25 do.
2lc. and 100 barrels "a gravity. DC.
REFINED OIIS-Thc demand was not so ac-
tive. There was, however, no perceptible
change IN prices as the sales we furnish be-
low Indicate. Yesterdays sales were $50 bar
rels bonded, October, Philadelphia b. O. at
1515c; go barrels November b. o. at 45c; 500
barrels DuQucsnc, 18th to 30th September s. O.
at 451zc: 500 barrels Champion, free ON board
t the cars at works, at SS15c. other lots were
ell when we left the market
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
NN,nNl-

The Economist CharacterIzes the wool mar
ket as strictly spaNNnOdic and nothing more
one day II appears as though new life had
is completely pOralyZed. The low prices nj
which wOOlenS are selling are so disCournp-
ing that manufacturers In too many cases
feel far more like stopping their mills than
buying wool. The fine woods which are sold
N me New York market are principally
western. pennsylvania may he said 10 he
out OF the market. says the Economist, for II
is held Mt prices which are SO far above man
utacturcrS' views that very few dare touch it
II still remains n matter Of uncertainty how
Wool Will so; II manufacturers continue TO
run their machinery 1t cannot fall for IL is
now MS cheap MS foreign wool. II woOIens
advance, certainly wool will advance with
them, but It is there where the rub cOmeS-if
woolens advance. 1t seems to us that stocks
are too heavy to allow of much improvement
In prices, and 1t will admit of some improve
ment before manu- fncturcrS cnn buy freely Mt
duce them to take hold freely there has To br
some concession on current rates.
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Fraud on tho government.

NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Post says,
ono of tho most sCupondous frauds
upon tho Government which has over
come to light, has just been developed
in Brooklyn, and involves contract
for supplies ut very low bid, having
previously entered into an agreement
with Government officials in the Navy
Yard to superintend the delivery of tho
goods, by which they would get re-
ceipts for three or four times the amount
delivered, and got paid for thcm. In
this way, during tho last four or five
years, the Government has been de-
frHuded OfOver one million of dollars.
Tho Information is given by ono of the
parties implicated, who has turned
States evidence. Tho case is undergo
ing further investigation.
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Report of Gen. baird ON the New Or.
IennH Riot.

NEW YonK, Sept. 1.-THE official re-
port of Major General Baird on tho
New Orleans riot is printed in the
Tribune this morning. 1t is lengthy,
enco with Mayor Monroe, Secre-
tnry Stanton and Lieutenant. G Governor
Voorhees,, and details the events of the
riot MS already published. He says
there was no hour during the continue
hnco OF the riot when perfect order
could not have been restored by n COM
up their pistols.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1O.-Adviccs
from Vera Cruz to the 4th inst, show,
i'll the language of the Criteric, of that
place, that no twonty tongues exist,
which are not trained by guerrilla
bands. The Criterie says tho only rom
edy is by determination.
The St.Mary's Parish In Banner con-
tnins refutntiOn of the late statement
of tho Outrages upon the negroes of
that region, and says they were mostly
committed by tho negroes upon others,
and in other cnses were established to
the satisfaction of tho loyal bureau
Office to BIO iustiiiMble and nnswerable.
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BY Telegraph.
5NIFIt OF inc MOCK Market.
NEW YORK, Sept, IL .

INV YORK, Sept. II.
The Posts money article says:
The loan market is unchanged Stocks ora
dull. Governments are firm. Railroad shares
are quiet: After the board New York Central
was 1924; Erie 7l24; Hudson l2I; Nlichigan
Central III; Illinois Central I2I.
The Commercials money article Says:
The stock market continues heavy and in
active. Governments are quiet, except
in moderate demand nom brokers and abi1n.
dainty supplied on call ut 4 per cent, with
rather more activity. There is n sllGhtiv IN.
creased supply of bills from the seVer,l
branches OF business, but rates remain steady
at 5@5E per cent, with exceptions ut 6TS6iZ
per cent: Gold is weaker, but compRTntiYeIvv
active. The supplies from Europe have little
apparent effect upon the market. Foreign
moro nrmncSs. Brokers firm; 90 days is err
rent at 1860 1865; 3 days sight do lOt5,IG1lCJ7
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Sept. II.
FlOur-Sl0 Is No. spring; $40 extra State:
sl2Gtl2 30 Xxx Illinois and Michigan. Wheat
scarce and in fair milling demand. Held at
about 81 10 new No. 2ChicagO spring and 81
10 No. do. Corn opened al 69c and closed
quiet Mt 6S%c. Oats-NO. prime old Chicago
held mt SIC: Pork S35. Lard-City 2OIlI2l;
western 2lI2c. Whisky scarce and nominal:
at..S2 D. Canal FreigntS 10 New YOrE-Wheat
i!c, corn lie, oats 915C. To Albany-Wheat
l4llc, corn l2c, oats Sc
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The Constitutional Amendment Rat
flied by New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 1.-THE Con-
stitutiOnnl Amendment was ratified by
the New Jersey Legislature to-day. In
10. In the House of Assembly the
yeas were "a, and nays "a. The
joint resolution ratifying the Amend
ment was promptly signed by Governor
The passage was greeted with
great applause in both Houses. Tho
legislature then adjourned till next
Monday evening.
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Tho Dry Goods Market.
New YORK. Sept. IL.
TcuupUC' Y,u,1,,.s,

JoBBERs' PRICES.
III BROWN ~. sheetinEs-Augusta, n, 81; Pepper
- Bleacled ShLrtIngs- Bartletts, 29I1; Palmer
River, %; Wheaton Co., 2231S.
,a Plirints-CocheG0, 2O1S; Pacific, 10; Dunnell,
Hoop -Brndley's Duplex Elliptic
and Empress Trail, prices unchanged; New
ers' 1&L, lA-inch tapes, SCOTS. -
ShirtsnElm City Shirt Company, a b, SIC
Paper Collars metropolitan Collar Com
pan Byron and Garrote, No. double
Free. u enamelleu and silver corrugated, $40
Shakespeare, 5000 Cuffs, $50 OO.leSs 80 per
Ticks-Hamilton, 371S; do, D, 32I%.
,iSd triaS6cs-Haymaker, %; Albany, II; Arara-
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The City
Council refused, by u vote of 1s to O, 10
Presidential party. a meeting of
prominent citizens at tho Chamber of
Commerce last night resolved to ten
der public reception to tho distin-
guished visitors, and appointed IA com
mittee TO make the necessary arrange
IncntS
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New York, Sept. ll.-NotwiLhstnnd-
ing tho wetness of the weather yester-
day, tho cholera has again Increased.
There wcro l6 now cases and IL deaths
reported. The report of last week
showed total of CSC deaths in this city,
of which SO were from cholera. In
brooklyn the cholera is fast Disappear
ing. Only . fresh casscs occurred there
yesterday. During the last week there
2oO deaths i'll that city, of which q were
NEW YORK, Sept. l1.-Nino new cases
Of choler" are reported i'll this city to-
ST. Louis, Sept. ll.-Cemetcries re-
port So cholera intermcnts. On sun
day thore were and on Monday II.
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New York Money ana stock Market.

Money steady Mt 495 per cent. sterIing ex.
cGs ni4 fo, dull and nominal ut lO514@ fU6I
li5H, and closing at l4515. Govcrnments are
Ereighta 10 Liverpool quiet.
~, taliroad stocks better. Fort Wayne 1917:
Cleveland 4 Toledo ll411I; Northwestern $50:
Michigan Southern S3l Reading iii; Erie
GovsTnment . sl S@s5 sG 1867, 1870; s-as
coupons, 1852, HIS; do 1875, lOSI.
"a A. the O'Clock bOnrl 7-Sts, ID series, were
!9B; Western Union Telegraph 5SJI; New
York Central lOi; Erie Y; Hudson l2Is%;
Michigan Southern S3lI Cleveland q Pills!
burg, S'5S; Cleveland .tTOledo 1873; Chicago
4 Rock Island lOsl; Chicago Il Northwestern,
3S1a; do. preferred, $50. Gold closed ut iI5%
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Now Jer.eX I.egIsInture.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. LITTLE Re-
ly upon the choice of Alex. G. Cattoll
for U. S. Senator.
The House this morning passed the
Constitutional Amendment; the SEN
nte also passed it to a third reading.
Tho House has agreed to do no other
business except tho election of n United
States Senator.
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Toledo Marker.

TOLEDO. Sept. II.
Flour quiet. Wheat, new white 1c, ana
new Spring nc better; sales OF new white
Michigan At 81 %; amber do 81 50: new No. /
red Wabash 81 50; new extra Illinois spring
81 Is; No. lido. 81 20. Corn n shade better, but
inactive; sales of No. mixed mt Coo; No.
yellow O2c. Oats steady. Rye &c better.
Lake freights lower; &c for corn to Buffalo.
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HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. 0.-The
Great Eastern left hero for Liverpool
at $3.50 this afternoon.
Her Majesty's steamer Lilly, leaves
TINS evening, with the Governor of New
Foundlnnd and Mr.. Field, for st. Johns.
Her Mnjcsty's steamers Terrible and
Midway, leave here tomorrow morn
ing for the Gulf of ST, Lawrence, calling
OF st. John for Mr.. Field and Mr..
Mnckay.
Both of the Atlantic cables are work.
ing splendidly.
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Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, Sept. II.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet, opening Mt 50 90
for No: !. closing steady at 81 O5@2 Cd for No.
and 81 1901 So for No. .. Corn Grm; open.
Ing at S5g5513c for No. /, and closing at 5iL0S
5tHc, and SIGt531Ic for No, .. Oats dull: 3d.
GE3tc for No. l, aud 216S271Sc for No. 2, iiiEhs-
wines nominal. Freights steady; wheat Tic.
corn 9GIOIC, to Buffalo.
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ciaI saws fnnil i9 who have honn s Sa%
dered homeless by tho recent fire at
Sing Sing have been provided for by
the people of the village. A public
meeting to raise money for them will
be held at that place on Wednesday,
evening.
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OsWego Market.

OSWEGO, Sept. II.
Flour active; sales, 800 bDls at $40 Is No. l
Spring, Sl2 ~ red winter, and SlI IS double
extra. Wheat very scarce and quiet, with
no sales. Corn scarce and nominal, No. IL
linois held Mt 73c. Canal freights high, but
dun; flour lSC, wheat lie, corn 0isC barley DC.
rye loo, oats &C, TO New York,
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE Tribune
learns TINT the Constitutional Amend
ment will pass the Now Jersey Lcgislm-
turo Today, and that Hon. A. G. Cat
tell will be elected 10 the United States
Senate without opposition. 4
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SANDY Hook, Sept. 1l.-The steam
ship Pariere is passing this point, and
will reach her dock at 2 o'cloclx this nf.
ternoon. Madame RistOri and Signor
Brignoli are among the passengers.
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1T. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. II.
Flour and wheat firm and unchanged
Corn easier Mt G3H6ic mixed and yellow and
unchanged
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3. f. CALDWELL,

VI tNtFaCTUEEE OF COPPER. TIN
y aHl -rsat Iron Ware, and daabF In
ard Heating Stoves No. j: Nam
" isritrig. W"~t Virginia
.,i especially call tho attention Of
i..r n my large and Esrlnot stHck nT
-l''4a, "pT-sr and BraDr Kettle. Also
-' .-n- aud & III TSEs-
-. 1lk ~ AL k4nii- will rsreiy. my pr
.r.-, WI ,,s-ing and sand punts male ~
~ =. CALDWELL.
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Illness orsurreoH GeneraI Rarnes

NEW YORK, Sept. 1I.-The Herald's
special says: Surgeon General Barnes
is lying dangerously ill at Chicago, with
congestive chills. But slight hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
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RACINE, WIS.,, Sept. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis of the LIST District nominated Jas.
S. Brown, of Milwaukee, for Congress
TODAY.
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To- sEEI%ATTSS OF PTTLvERTHED
'...- I'D FiSoD1s matter a. roofing ma
-'HfGs HnrIFaiEIi. A nIastic-it isdapts
w -s"rr .nzTs- and slOpS. II IL DDn-
'-'ftf- lErrssrylD,7-. non expansive, and
fa TX FgC~t dos not crack nor heat
Tie ruly roofing material ever
- f'n-t 7I!i r'~i-t the action NJ the
TT. r. - 4ntlg A. ~ the structure IL pro-
r"r F-peITtuE Old and preserving
a' till" fE-rf' - all kinds, Plastic Slate
p ~ teen ''FBal..'i. Nhilc IL has proved
=. F@t54ai'4'- ET4ut-ltiSu ~ the mechanic
- = Lf'rs-rE"f 81 metal and VOID when
-~ia'-i IN Esi-1r 81 ss9rr. Of eKpSss4i To
. -'aiHsf- Ping sG-Ssr ~ lr,Is Of IiitIc. iT
scar fFr.f1 - T>szurs- and rssYh-~fIy fiFe-
81 D. Hn"4uSiis-l ~ a paint FOR railroad
~ h'FTH pa4LiiugS, feHrs7- and bridgs4. trrJn
T'-s3.su-
t-silz procured the soia right ~, u-,. the
80 rS1.ng material In the r1gun'Is, N
sui "E<'i ~ are prepared at all tlrnr-,
..' ri u"T Or repair Old TrsJ,s At the
- Is-F.ipiE notles-. our trims are rra-
H'ta-as sri work guaranteed
JOHNSON, EAPEHART6 90.
No. 10 Market -SIdaTs.
lf-'f Wheeling. W VA
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milwaukee, Market.

MILwAUKEE, Sept. IL.
>, FlOurquiet. Wheat unsettled; sales Mt 81 O5.
Corn Ole. Oats firm ut Sc.
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NIIEGARAY INSTITUTE.
" (Frencl and English)
For Young Ladies', Boarding and Day Pupils.
l'5Z ana ! ,539. Spruce ST., Philadelphia P:I.
Will reopen on THURSDAY, Sen. 20.
Board and tuition per annum.......... SIN
uo 40 for two or
more sisters,
(eachl .......... 40
French IS the language Ofthe family, and
IS constantly spoken in the Institute
MADAME DIIERVILI.Y.
huI-Sth-eOu princinDl
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DoRTABLE STEAM ENGINES. COM
economy with the minimum OF weight and
price. They are widely ana nlvorabIy known,
more than TOO being In use. All wnrrante
satisfactory, or no sale. Descriptive circular
sent on application. Address,
j. G. HOADLEY e co.
1yl2-3meOl LAMRENCE. MASS
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR
w Spring and Summer stock Of the latest
styles and Patterns Of French, EnRllhh, Ger
man and American Cloths, CatHlmeTeS and
V6NtingH. at the lowest market prices.
made up In the latest and hest styles will be
dlAprss5l Of Wholesale or Retail AT greatly re-
duc'si prices. Gents Furnishing Goods, in
great variety. for sale cheap at No. liz.
TnyI7-3In
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-25
DAVID Nfptltid.
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
MOULD repeatedly announce 70 his
w cld friends aud patrons. tina, he Is
again at work at his old stand North
side Of the Public Square, where he Is de
.irous Of again receiving a liberal share Of
public patronage.
December ! %, nlitf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-08-25

Mr. l.cmucl Lane, one Of the mos, re.
-pectcd citizens of Ncwbury districts
had accumulated, from the sale Of cot
ton aud frum other sources, n cunsidorn.
bic sum Of money which It was known
he kept on his premises That oppor.
tuuiiics to obtain this 10y foul means had
been watched, aud by more than one
person, there can be but little doubt
but it sa- not until Friday that the mo
ment arrived for the consumation Of the
hcll.h deed contemplated Mr Lane
had then retired as usual, but the heat
being oppressive, he lay down in the
open air and there he was found in the
morning. his head split open with an
axe, lie extinct, and great pools Of blood
covering the ground around.
Proceeding to the house. the murder
err now runsacked the PREMISE the
wife of Mr Lane having taken fight
to escape the tate ,iIht surely awaited her
ii found, and all the CO. aud silver on
the place amounting 70 between eight
and nine Thousand dollars, h~ We learn
was carried away
Intelligence Of the diaholical act
"
tie, started IN pursuit unc a, least Of
the murdcrcrs successfully c,aded cap
turr. and reached Columbia on SUNDAY
morning. accompanied iiy another negro
named Armi.icud Coax Accusing
little colorcd boy. they here desired H.
know tho direction 10 the Charlotte de
pot. handing him ut the same time Ill.
yer quarter of dollar The lad noticed
that one of the gosrocs carried q bag,
which 10 him seemed TO Ice money aud
making all haste after the parties left
him. he communicated the fact Ia
Mcssrs Startling aud Pope, two citizen,
living IN ,hc ncighhorhood.
These. mounting horses started at
once To- head "a the lugili,es, and over.
took them IN corn field beyond the lu-
uutic ASYLUM The negroes were or.
detrd % halt when John Counts alia,
Daw kius one ot them, took To- hi, heels
MIR starting az once fred, and wound
ing him slightly, but the william kept
on. when Mr. : discharged second
shot which brought him tn the ground
the ball entering hi. body lie lived
about fifteen minutes, but made no re-
mark The other had meanwhile sur
rendered and is now in custody On
examining the dead man eighteen hun
drcrd and odd dollar, IN specie were
found .ewcd az iu his clothing and con
ceu.,i iu hi, stockings and elsewhere.
bosilc- the Tag oi specie referred To
The pistol Of Mr. Lane with his
name engraved upon it and five or SIX
d,llar- wyrp ftuul AN the ngrs1u pf