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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-03-06

Parliamentary THoUeHT. One Of
the Windsor election witnesses, says F.Slee, ae-
a,sd ss an sye5t y because he looked exactly
me- oal IN wasn't one Curious that many
sisetnfs should employ precisely INC opposite
rule wheh selecting the very man Wan'eu ~ ah
M u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

CRUms.-A dispatch was received yesterday
by Messrs. James Adger d Co.. from New
York, stating that the Manhattan was past
ing the Highlands at 2.se P. NJ, bound in.
The steward OF British bark, lying of Ben.
n.tt's Mills, received the compliment OF q
black eye from the captain as ward for m
toucation. Complaint was made to Magistrate
Mlshaw by the aggneved steward. who vsinly
endesvored to get his sailing papers quashed.
We learn that Nessrs. Ravenel & Co., in cen
nsct:on with messrs. J. Adger b Co.. have
made q reduction Of twenty-five per cent. In
tho freight from New York to this city. on
measurement and many other goods. This
arrangement goes into operation by the steam
ship leaving New York on the 14Sh.
Notwithstanding the general quiet that pre-
vailed yesterday morning. mounted policemen
secured the city. and two companies Of United
States lnfsutry we're brought from the Citadel
and safely sheltered in the Guardhouse, 10 be
on hand in case OF contingency. Their ser
vices we're not required, and Mayor Pillsbury
can now chew the bitter cud Of reflection on
his conduct.
There was strong rumor on Broad-street,
yesterday. that Governor Scott had telegraph.
ed from Washington TO have the match game
OF base ball stopped.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

CHINESE IMnaRAr1oN the following is an
extract of q letter received from highly re-
respectable panter residing near Grahauivlle,
8. O., by his factors IN this city:
Gent -ar,en--l saw in rHE CHARLEsr N
NEWS, u few days ago, u notice thai Mr. Jo-
-seph was IN haIle-ton making arraugem nts
to import Chinese iaDoccrs, supp ,se tefore
February next. Will you very mu ooliye me
ty engaging thirty Of shem tor me at price,
for gUei isrm ssb0rers, moi exceeding Que
hundred doliars Der year. and for five years II
possible one or two to speak Enghsh. We
cannot get about here the one-hfteenth part OF
che labor ve mad before the war; and our lands
sre mere waste. have open lapds enough
TO employ three hundred chinese, and If all were
cultivated would yield .velve hundred or fifteen
HUNDRED bales cotton, besides three OF four
thousand bushels rice. two hundred bu hels
rice aud tWen,y or twenty-five bales cotton,
and rome six nu,dred bushels corn. will cover
all that Will this year 6e harvested from th' SO
lsndsi And from ten miles above here to the
seabuard-thnty-fve mlles-there is scarcey
one planter. II any, ss Wei, ID as msseiL e1-
Dept, of course, the few planters OF rce On t.de
lands. Il have no doubt but that most OF the
planters woull bs willing TO give the use OF
nehalf or Lwo.thlrds Of heir lands to have
th4balance we'll cultivated tor them. In lew
years more. unless great change takes place,
planting viii stop aitog ,tEer 10 this seetlon.
I am Obliged to. plant the poorest OF my lands,
neai my residence, to secure my crop from
theft. / don't expect to be able to save over
three-fourths from the shops, with all the vigi-
lance. that / can use.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

MEETING OF THE CoTroN AND RIcE Factors.
At the meeting Of the fsctors, held at noon
yesterday. committee OF two we're appointed
to examine the proceedings Of previous meet
ings and the reports of committees, and pre-
pare statement. 10 be presen ed to the Cham
Der OF Commerce and the Board OF Trade. Ar
engagements have been made with the UNDER
writer's ard wharf owners by which q reduction
In the rates OF insurance and wharfage was ef-
fected. The factors we're OF the opinion that
by this reduction large amount Of business
would be transacted, and Charleston enabled
TO compete more tayorably with her sister
cities q memorial has been prepared. and
will be- presented to Council to night, in which
j. is shown that the taxes imposed on cotton
and rice in this city are in excess OF those paid
In other Atlantic ports, and i'll, If insisted
upon, tend to divert tho trade from Charles
ton, and cause her to lose not only the taxes,
but the profits derived from otDer sources,
which are participated IN by every branch OF
industry.
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n II. II 1 C II A US
LDEN RE Ed E s i.

AK FOR NO oTHFR, TAKE NO orHER. AND
ycu will save time health aud money
Sn(0 REV ARD Tor any case OF disease in any
stage which they fail % cure.
DR.. ri, 3 us 6OLDEN B.LsAM No. cures
Ul.ers UiceTated Sore throat aud Mouth. sore
yes, utaucous or Skin Eruption, 20 p-, o ,Iored
botcIcs, orenes> of the -calp -crof ua, 4 lis 'he
gre. est Reporator, al eIstlve aud Bioud P ritter
Bnnwii. removes al DISEASES from the system. and
leave. the blood pure and health
Or. nIrH4U'> golden hAL-AM No. cu.es
Mcrcurlil Affections. kheuma ism in al, Il forms,
whrtl = Gm mercury CT nth"r Gauss; G, i'm ne.
dia- reliet il all cases. No de,ing =, ce .sary
have thousands OF certificates crown. tue nracu-
l.us cures efrcteO by these hem die. Price of
either No. or No. p IS per boiti ,or wo bottles for
SO.
DR. RIIHAU's GOLDEN ANT1DorE. sate spec
dy peasant and radical cure Tor all Uuuary De.
IA" men,s, accompanied with full directious Price
50 yer bottle
i'r. RICHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR DAM UR. .
'adiral cure for Nervous General Ueb IT., in old
or Young; impartng en- rgv with wonde ful eject.
Price IS er bottle. or two bottles for SO.
On receipt Of price these Remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to al CORES
deGts. None gennlne vi. bout h. name of "pI.
RicHAU' GcLrES RfMEDfES. o. +. kl'HAhbSs
sole rIoprietor," blown IL glass OF bot les
Address r. R!CBA"Ds.
No. 22S varickstrcei, :,ew York
Office Hours from A NJ. to9P. II.
Circu'ars sent. ~ outy =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

LIGHT READING FOB THE WARM WEATHRR.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. C. c. Fighter, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and It seems to us marvel how he can afford
to seud his books by mail over the country,
postpaid. at the rldicuIousIy low prices nsme:ai.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

Tm Wmoss' HoME.-We have been re-
Quested to warn our clrizens against the acrs
Of some imposters, "ho are soliciting sub
scriptiors IN the name OF Mrs Snowden. the
president Of the Widows Home. No one is
sutherised 70 mske objections in that name.
In due tune the board Of control propose %
appoint proper person to collect the yearly
subscriptions, but OF this due notice will be
given, and the name Of the person appointed
vii be published.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

The Savannah club played fully up to the mark
OF the last match. particularly during the last
innings. There we're no especially noteworthy
points in the game outside Of those already
given.
The following is the official score:
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QUE slEANNAH GUESTS.
STILL LARGER oUrPoURINa OF THE oIII'
zRNs--No CONFERENCE
WITH THE MAYOR.

ARRANGEMENTS tor the Game-The Mill
tary on Hand-Tne Game-Fuu Re-
port Of the Inntngs-omc1aA soofe-
Previous Games--Enthusiastte ID ..
monstra,ion-The supper.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

Left on bases-Forrest City: Grim q; Golquitt, 2;
May 1; Alert: Btubbs, 4. Passed balis-Crsvsn OF
Forest Ciry. Il; HesJin. Of Alert, 10. Home runs
McNuty, Of Rorest City, q
THE THIRD CANE
Was played on Christmas day, in Savannah,
between the Forest City and Alert Clubs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

MERCANTILE PRMTMa.-Al kinds OF mer-
camille printing, such as circulars, letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &C.. for count
ing rooms and offices. promptly executed In
the neatest style aud at the lowest rates for
cash, at The Nsws JOB OEFIoE. No. 149 East
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

4 OanrxArIoN.-on Sunday nieht last Bev.
Nr. Girardeau ordained the following named
eo.ored men ss elders OF the III n Presbste-
xian Church: Psui Trssoott, SIM. Robinson.
VIM. Price, VIM. Spencer, J. morrison, and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

WILLS q CHIsOLM.
PACTOHs. COMMISsION MERCHANTS
SKIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO TIE PURCAAsE. SALE AND
EaIpMENT ito Foreign and Domestic Ports, Of
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORKH.
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston, q. O.
b. WfLLIs......."...." ."..-"..A. d. oHlsOLh
6eto yer 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

PARADE OF Nkaao MILITARY COMPANIES -
The Delaney R ls Guards, and the Luot \
Light Infantry. two co.ored military compa-
MES, went on maroon yesterday mo:ning to
Gibbss' Farm. where aaR Was presented to
the former company yR. q psIA-ge, Per
ofhptoly orders we're ISSUED BY Mayor Pills
bury for the compsnies to disband before
Ee.shing the CITY proper.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

NOT TRuE.-The report having been circu
lsted that President McCabe requested the
eecoft Of the police for the clubs on Saturday
last, we Ia pleasure in stating that the re-
port ls ent,rely without truth. Mr.. MeCabe,
like every other true citizen. did not see the
necessity OF an escort Of police, and dld not
desire it under any circumstances.
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Auction jsaies rhis pay.

-a.s. AUckAoA- Ss.s0s Wy
LAusxs &A1zxAzDm viii sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store. hama. shout 'srs, &c.'
3. "a. p. CALDWELL will sen st 10 O'Clock,
st their store. provisions, DO.
H.z8Y CoB1A & Co. will sell st O'Clock, at
their store, butter and hams.
y JonN g. MnHos 4 Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
= at their store. dry goods. 10. .s'
Kio1 DAILY & 20. viii sell at 10 o'clock at
their store, household furniture, DO. 7-,5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

THr Nxws IN TIE CousrsH.-Readers OF
The NEWS going to the country can receive
4her iavorite paper by mail. daily, at seventy
Eve cents mon,h, by addressing . note. with
their subscrlption, to our publication Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

. CHAaaEs1s THE HEALTH DEpABTMENr.-Dr.
Z. b. KeBers has resigned the position Of City
Physician Of Health District No. 8. and Dr.. 4.
Lebby, Jr.. has been appointed in his place.
DR.. Radinsky has been appointed for Health
DistncsNo suce DR.. T. G. simons, who ss-
sumes charge Of the city hospitals.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17
HHE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Csrcuiat1on.-THB DAILY NEWS
BsfNe TIE RBWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
10sNzxxD As HAVING TIE LARGEST SLR-
c1IArloy IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
lpoBL1sHRs TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE P0ST0FFYcB ar THE END OF
EAcR WEEK. ACCORDING 10 TIE PRoHLs-
IONS OF TIE NRw PoSroFFl0E LAW.
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GARoTINA CLup-
faasags....i 7I3f4 7IsI9 70 al
es.ssa.h:: cs.oHa..:: ss 81 sIsI1Is|s y

Umpire-Mr. ". G. Charlton, OF >avannah, SEQ
rsrs-Mr W f. BINGHAM, Of savannah B. 3 Club,
and B. r. Upper, of CaroIna Passed balls a.
Carolina l. Fly catcnes-savanuah. 10; Carolina IL.
Missed catches-Savannah. Is; Carohns, 4. Time OF
game-3 hours 10 minutes.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nh. A. G. KAUFM,S advertiaes for State
bonds.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which is ah"nt .wico AZ large as ehat o. any
ether paper published in South carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
10 rent; WHO want or who offer board and iodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value.
THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied. we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEn-
zzszMrsrs, payment for whlch must invariably
be made ,ohen the order Is gioea:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses. tutors, work.
men, mech cnica, h"usc-servants. porters, chop
sboys. cooks -. 5.-.-shers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or 70
let: articles lost or found; houses. shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or 20 let, and miseella-
.neous vans Of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exoeetIng THoEE LINES or % wors 20 cents
~s FouR LISEs or 50 words. ...4O
FIVE LINES or 40 words.
All advertisements 70 be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office bv p. M.
Ranxe OF fherI,om ae she News
Once.
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Inninss =! .!l2IaI4l6l6l7lsE9 Total
zisss. zsss.' :.... H'.y' s 1878 iIsI1 e
FL. eau hi-Forcst Citv: Wilson, !; Kmball, 4;
Wal u,s. |. Fou ais.-MuDonaiJ, Of 20 est IiGy,
2; Hpsn, i Of the vert. g. catches on strokr-Hcs.
H.. of the .lrr; g. lIome runs-McNu. ty, OF he
tcrest CITY. l. >corcrs--F. l. beasd. Tor Forest
Civ: p [. duffy, Tor Alert Umplre-Ip. A..
Eysns. Fx els,or. of Brooalyn, New York. Time of
gane-2 hours, Is mtnu.es
THE syCuND GAME
Was played between the Forest City Club and
the Alert Club, IN Charleston, on the 8rh Of
Sepremb r, 1858:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

!. Meetings fhis Day.
Palmetto Pioneer ce-opsr.tive Association.
atSP. II. @.s:;i :; 49,
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FOREST CITY
ALERTS

Inn,ngs....l I5I6I7IsTa IToaI
aSas'. aisfs ....' o!'' & SIaIs : Il s5Gss
scorfrs-C. N Winner, for the Alert; z. F. Bling
ham, tor tho Forest City. Umpire-Andrew J. Peck,
OF the Eagle Club Of New York.
THE FOURTH GAME
Was played on the 26th Of July, 1869, in
Charleston, between the Savannah Cluu. Of
Savannah, and the Carolina Club, Of Charles
ton. a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-17

Flies caught-Forost CITY: scNulty, l; vehman,
8: Heshn. Flies missed-Subbs, of the Alert /;
Of the rorest city: cNulty l; acoona d Q; Welt
man, s; Co.qu'tt I; Bard, 2; craven, l; BEL,
F,uls stru'k-Alert, 81: Forest City lS. Out on
Alert: taston, J.; hes,n, ]; Bo:ce. 1; lockwood, l.
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been more than four hundred. No citizen ~hO
has the interest Of bis State and city at heart
could look upon that assemblage, composed
as 1t VAS Of the young. the m'ddle.iged. and
toe old men Of all classes OF society, without
feeling proud Of it-proud that there was such
an outpourlne Of the people to see that tine
guests OF the city shouli not be insulted. AS
an instance of the enthusiasm of all classes
IN reg ard to this matter, we would srate what
South Carolina and Northeastern Rnlroad
Companies. They demanded time to witness
the match game OF base bsll. but we're refused.
although they expressed their Willingness to
have their pay deduc ell. Theu Anxiety to be-
present ut the game overcane all other scru-
pies, and oil work was stopped at / P. M.
The Game.
The game was called at 2:40 P. H., the 6a-
vanuah CLUB winning the toss. an1 sending
tie Oarolinas to the bat.
FIRST INNINGS.
e Maguire lei off ior tae Carolinas, with
ball to night field, and made bis secon1 b se
aud stole home R. rouney, on grounder to
short 6eld, made his frSt and came home on
passed bali. F. ". Meyer was the frat vic
tim. bel"g put ont o. foul fy by Flanders.
W. Heslin followed and went out oo foul
bound to Flanders. Two out tor the Carolinls.
J. &. Houston next took The bat, and on a
gro1nder 10 short is;i, made his first aud
came home on au over hruw to Schafer. s.
McNelty, on ball to shor de made his first
and came home on passed ball. D. J.
Toubey made his first on grounder and his
third on passed bali, c,mng home on
Boy,e's strike. J. P. Boyce, who next took
hold, sent fire ball to left field taking bis
second and was brought safely home by
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era were left on the bases-9 runs. Score
Caronnss, %. Savannahs, 10.
SIXTH INNINGS.
The Carollnns came IN, but went out on the
one-two-thrse order. Hesln aud Houston
wero put Gu: on second, and McNelty the same
on fvul dy % No,d.nger. No runsl The
w.i,cwashag innings. (tbe only one in the
game) u tue Caroliuas cheered the hearts OF
the Georgia boys, and they wens 10 the home
base with new puck. Beard led OF wi b a bali to
right field. making bis first and coming home
b, N ,ldInper. RosIgnul, Schafer Kimball and
Flinders each scored a run. NcNuity made
q home run, which was greeted with cheers.
Besrl and Neidlinger each scored twice; while
Sturtevant tell on foul to Hesliu. May at
brs. by Schachte and R sigEal 1T home base
8 ruls. ScJre-Carolln 2S. ,avannahs,
%. lhe announcement Of The score cansed
eleat cheering. ALI hands were ready for o
toug., tiyl.. Fha sun was sinking, and the
weather as pleasant ~ though it wero made
to order. NJw WAS expected to come tho tug
OF war.
SEVENTH INNINGS.
iLe Cafoiiuas s,ui up d. Iorhey, who was
stopped Oh fist by Mckulty. Beyco next
took tue bat and made home run. Scnachte.
Mcguire. T.. Touhey, Meyer, Hrslln, Houston,
McNclty each made q re-. Boyce Was finely
taken on fou. fv by n ''nger, and Schschte
was lakcl On fly by B. :.J ai left field. This
was haudsome catch-S rnns. The Sayan-
nshs lIeu iooK tnelr turn. the following runs
being s-ored: Scnafer, A; Kimball. 4, III
Guiding home ruu; flanders, s.; May,
4; McNult;. g. including home ruu;
b and q; Neillingcr, 8; Rosignll. 2 one
OF trem beiug q clear hums run; Stur-
tevant T. Beard struck out. RosIgnaI was
put ous ut first, and McNuIty out on strikes
Rus %. Score-Caroinas So; Sayannahs 81.
Ii .xp ,anaiIon OF this turning OF the tab 81,
1t nay be mentioned that the fielding Of the
Carolsas in this inning was very loose, no
aclivlty being displayed.
Up TO the seventh innings the Carolinas
played much better than at the last match with
the Savannah club. Had they held up and
played as we'll as they did during the first six
innings, they could not have been badly beaten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-19
17PVANNRIA GAZETTE AMI VIRGINIA ADVERT SER
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The August Term of the Loudoun County
Cou-t continued Al last week. The present.
mcnt !y the grand Jury of Vim. b. Downey'
Commonwea!th's Attorney, for altering the
records al the Court. occupied the attention OF
the cont nearly two days, and was hualiy refer
red To military EcadqlIrters Tor investigation
DR.. Oliver. OF Durham, and Mr. Brown OF
Northumberland Englanl, have been pros
pecling Monroe unty, West ' irginla, with
view to purchase unlmproyed lands and colon
iza them with English and Scotch farmers.
Both gentlemen are members OF an influential
emigration AGENCY in Great Britain.
Gov. Wells has determined that in the iu'
ture the cony.c.S in the Virginia Penitentiary
shall not be a',owed their usual rations of to
bacco. The IAN Of : ono per year is saved I"
this commonwealth by this movement.
The Richmond Dispatch says thrt 1t has
been decided that twelve months residence IN
Virginia Is necessary rs quilhcation to be a
member Of the Legislature.
General Candy has ordered the discharge
from custody OF Police Captain Callahan, who
sho, and killed Joseph Kelly At a registration
office, in Richmond.
There Is to be- all Agricultural Convention,
COMPOSED OF Southern planters and farmers
at the Greenbrcr White Sulphur Springs, to
morrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-19

SUN Rosg............5 II MOON SITS m'g..' = a. a.
suE sErs............G so HIGH WATER III '" "
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA a, AUG. ~
ARRIVED
Achr " II Een2el, jersey CITY, {" American
Coal co.
-Alikp.
Hchls H. 4 h,rk Jeraey CITY. and Mary Eli
"a Boston, coal by American Coal O..
MEMORANDA.
Bug Marshall Dutch. Coombs, hence at BIS
ton l.th inst
,chrs John } Ward, Imam, and Jacob Bird
all, Ha Teton, hence Mt New York 10th
Schr Henry Finch. Bnrrell, hence Al ffo'i-
denca 10Th inst.
&cAr Oliver .larnios"n. Thomas. ior Boston,
hence nj Holmes Hole lGth Inst
Hchr Lacy A Orcntt. Hart hence Mt Boston
eth inst.
2chr j " Nothn, Upton ior thia port. clear
ed II, Boston lin inst.
;]chr uncaa ChamplIG, hence III Norwich
10th inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-19

On Thursday morning difficulty occurred
between Mr.. Jacob Acker and Messrs '.
Henry and Marion Lamb, at Mr.. Bond 2, at
McGaheysville, Rockingham county, Va,
which came near proving fatal to two of the
parties. In the fray, Acker shot V. II. Lamb
through one of his legs, just above the knee,
tracturing it so badly as to render amputatlon
necessary aud Marion Lamb, seeing that his
brother had been shot, fred at Acker, the ball
taking effect 10 the breast and passing to the
back. Acksr's lite was at one time despaired Of