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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-08
NEW ORLEANs.

A New Feature of the Sugar Frauds
New ORLEANS, July IA large quan'
tity of seized sugars of A. E. CONTRIB & Co.,
have been claimed by the Havana firm Of
Plassonvilles & Co. CONTRIB & Co, have
suspended payment. Besides the sugar be-
longing to the latter firm under surveil-
lance is large quantity of molasses and
liquors.
Wheat Wanted.
Hesvy orders for Nos. l and 2 wheat are
being received from France. More can be
filled here. Orders for 1000 bushels of
No. ] have been received within the last
few days. .e -.F.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-08

WE PRESENTarHISCSBASON. MOST
unquestionabIy. the LARGEST and FINEST
stock Of Linen Clothing in Tennessee. Our
goods are the mOst perfect character in poi
of FABRIC. CUT. FIT, GENERAL MAX
UP and ELEGANT PROPORTION. Thsss
goods are known to have undergone a Thorough
process of shrinking before making up. and
beautifully laundrisd after they are made. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-08

sUMMAhI.
J. r. Hills Robin, 2 /
Sam Williams bl Tattler 2 l 22
Sam Blacks b m Mollie HattOn, 3 dis
James Davis m Flora Sax, dis
Joe BANDS b Bob Ridley, dis
Time-3:064; 3;06; S:O74; 3:0S4.
To-DAY's RACING
The 6rst race to-day will be for horses
that have never beat three minutes in
public, mile heats, best three in Eve, with
the following entries: .l
WI Widner's Kuklux. ...-
H Blair's -.
Geo Futcher's bl m Rachel Horton.
The second race will be for horses that
have never beat 2:4S, with entries as fol.
lows:
Geo. Fleteher's br mare,
Ovens g Geo. Spaulding,
e. A. Wand's nj Eliza Jane.
The third race will be between Fletch-
er's Billy Link and Con Cssseday's Gray
Billy, and afterwards match race.
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MORE THAN HALF ACCOMPLISHED.

The Imperialist, published in New
York, claims that the work of establish
ing an empire is more than half accom>
plished, and that, too, by the hands of the
Radical party. 1t proceeds to show that
this is no longer government Of the
people, and triumphantly points to the
policy of the Radical party to prove it.
1t asks "For whom is there government
of the people?" and thus answers:
Not for the millions of the South
surely, and they may be counted out
without another word Of discussion; for,
while this government is over them, IT is
neither OF, by nor for them, and they may
stand aside, carrying with them nearly
third of the actual population. Not that
vast minority of the people of the North
who are opposed to the party in power
let them or any of them knock at the
door of Congress with any species of
claim for restitution of rights disregarded,
OF sven for reward of valuable services
rendered, and the derisive and contempt.
uous rejoinder sufficiently announces
that this government is not for that por-
tion Of the people, - p
Our crushed and downtrodden COM
mercial interest has discovered that they
who go down to the sea in the ships are
not any part Of the people, Our tax
payers, crying out fair and eyen-handsd
justice in the imposition, and for honesty
in the collection of the burdens under
which they stagger, have discovered that |
they are no part Of the people for which
the government exists. The soldiers
who have fought our battles, except
those of them won political power there
by or otherwise, have made similar dis,
covery. The rank and file of the Repub-
lican party have slowly learned that the
government is not for them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-08

WASHINGTON, July THE President
will next week accompany his family to
Long Branch, and occasionally during the
summer be sbsent from this city, but at no
time over two weeks, perhaps never for 30
long a period. His travelling movements
will depend 90 The state of the public bus.
iness, which will receive his attention at
Washington whenever It's importance shall
40 r, Guire
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-08
The Test Oath Virginia.

The question of administering the iron
clad oath to members elect of the Virginia
Legislature has not yet been submitted to
the Attorney General for his opinion. The
President is waiting before doing go the
receipt of the correspondence which called
forth the letter of Gen. Candy to the effect
that the taking of this oath will be neces-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05
rINANc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.

The fall in gold and the continued hign psaoe
Of our corornment bonds has brought msny
friends to Secretary Boutwells policy, as they
cannot helm but sec that if it is faithfully car
ried ont it must result in a reduction in the pre-
MUM on gold by reducing our Indebtedness and
strengthening our credit,-and We OF the wess
have only TO fear that the secretary, through the
sale of gold and from the large revenue receipts,
NAV accumu ale in the treasury SO much our
rency as to affect our circulation,-that is, bring
about an inadyertent or contemplated contraction
in this indirect way The continued purchase
of bends to the full extent OF the money realized
from the salo OF gold, is the only thing that will
prevent this contraction through accumulation
in the treasury.
The public debt statement for the month end
ing June LIST, is out, and is very favorable. The
reduction in the public debt for the month is
$13,3sA, III, ana the decrease since March l,
1862 is S20,05064G, and the receipts OF revenue
aya larger than the estimates made last winter.
we may expect still larger reduction in the
debt during the summer.
The pleasant weather Turing the past week
has caused considerable activity in business in
Ottawa, which is certainly on the increase, and
we may expect lively times during the coming
week
Gold is lower, with downward tendency; the
New York quotations are 49, 4@1373s
Exchange ON New York and Chicago remains
the same.
Drafts on England and Ireland can now be
purchased for $500 per pound currency.
Government bonds remain about the same and
are quoted by F. A. Sherwood Il Co. as follows:
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Hope.

The Scripture saith, that "Hope Is anchor to the SOUL
both and steadast" It the unfortunatss only
fort in adversely and the star of promise which urges for
ward the struggling poor What Is It that gives
tenment to TINT mother who her darling child attacked
BY the ghost Of the deadly Group, suffering from the
effects Of consuming cough violent cold. What II
that wreathes in smiles the lips Of that patient ptvs
who though she knows that she cannot live, yet
her silent and thankful prayer for and relief What Il
that has become nations hope from North to South from
East to West comes but joyful responseGIve Goes
Cough Balsam. aug 29-10m-sp.
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schenck,s Pulmonic syrup,

= ScheuckSs UDulpvnOvnVc 1vru,u
r...s ,,..a-... nan. ~,
liver complaint and dyspepsia taken according to the d.
rocoSs rhev ara all tbrao IN h. t.tsr AZ m. anna Tina
49,, 80 ~. -.
ihey eieanso 'ne 'ca~ ns h'eF' "ns put 70
.tas oooa blood. The c.t,ent hs,,ns "a oro IN Hh ,h
,''Ne -, - -, 80 -
dseased mattcr rpens inc lungs ana the patent out
grows the disease and gets WE'LL This 10 the only way to
sur. cor,umn,on
~
10 these three medicines Dr. d. Schenck, offhiadsl
phia owes unrvaed success In the treatment Of pul
ror.rv con.,ur,,or Tho pu,r,or,. sv.r, -n.. .h 49,.
.c""' 'o.'"AP'' N"e "u'0"'o Cup 'pv"' '"' '.''
bid matter in the lungs nature throws II off, and the patient
~ 81, a., o.s 49, x,.X r.,,
Aouo 'n'' ZIG 0e""e0'u Ao'S ~" A"nofsAs E"" "os'
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver shat
the Pumonic Syrup and the food will mako poo blood
$3.50, r., mo- -. =,
scneheks MANDRAKE fls act upon tho renewing a.
distractions, relax the ducts Of the gall bladder 1.-THE bile
.arts f,.a and tho Iva, .oor r..v.d N. ..,. I'll,
- -. w."
snow what inc pills can do nothng nas ever een nvsnteo
except calome "a deadly poison which very dangerous to
u,s nnss. with yrs. cara, ,b., , un,ocr N. o.
"'. "''e'' van e"' '"'' "' WI. ""'o -. go. 0.u'
anu start the secsons OF the liver ike Mandrake
Pills
Iivcr comr,.nt 4. an. ., IN. o., .r-o-,r.,, .., -
consumoeaon.
Schsncks 6saweed Tonic 10 een s stimuhpt and sltsr>
Nv. ona N. nj, al ~ .h ..a ,.h,.h ~. .,.., =.
m.ds ~ s. sh , y. 49, , s az :
dissolve the fd with the puImopc syrup. and Il 4 mao
INTO COCO eooa % a. the
H. thew try to do TOO mch thew civ. msScps 10 .to sSs
cS,is ~ To-, III w my Nv. ~ ~ ~ ,sop Wy
digestive uD uO Ss ssSs
tons, and eventually the patient sinks and dies.
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NO THK AFFLICTED Nast2
DIR. KNAPP L. SON,
fhys.csn: and suona tsriy Of New York. are sreauns
CHRONIC DIsEAsEe.

hysclST ana smsriy Of New York, are treauns
HROMlC DISEASES, =
which embraces the best ando approved methods in .h.
md other countries Of ell Chronic Diseases They
treat successfully IN nervous and Nsnagic affections all
& ssn I. .; ..ss.
Dsssa:ss pi'.sss: d Childrsa md
Seminal weakness Il sexual Diseases,
Which are carrying thousands to their graves annually
EYE n ND &c A r.. n
1YE and EAR They have had extensive practice aud
better success IN the treatment OF al
DIsIAsEsoH WOMEN.
Tn.n any other phy.ciAn. in America They hav. cured
RuDuN ATIsNi
In al stages; matter Of how long standing. They
AsTHMAi
% rsturnA They ssure for the distressing
disease.
HHNxoRRH0LrDs,o RP
:, y Thscars Ill diseases sfths is
THKOAT AND L U N q 8.
DAN oERsi .
They have had extensive practice and wonderful suc
csss In the Of cancers which thoy cure without
noss Or swsliins q rsd spos ios. no time inbavng il
the horrem. ssnsins anA dsash IT IN ossn cancer.
oATARnH OURDD
Thsy are treating catarrh On new system which d
sure cure for tha disease.
Tum CONSULTATIONS lbf Year, have svsrsssd from I'VE 10
ssvsn thousand ys wAA gvs them experience
pAsssd by any, and sQuallsd only BY few.
We wish It Distinctly Understood that On. KNAPP is not
travelling physician.
he only visits few pisces oonasaonay accommodate his
nhnsros patients in the country and others who
conveniently visit him IN Chleage.
ARemsmber they Do A0s promise 10 al stages Of
Disease While al diseases curabs taken in season. all
stages not Your may be durable this week. not
-today, not tomorrow; hence the danger Of delay.
No case VIII Dc received, when there
ARE any doubts 81 cure Or Relief.
Our Terms CASH; hence the money be with all
orders for medenss eb from Ave dollars 70 thirty dollars
Dor month"; 70 doctor WITH which includes medicines
Aa-Ths Poor will b fsvorsi.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must wts thslr naas Stats post onos address,
plainly All letters requiring answer contain alet
Ter stamp, andb addressed 70 DR. KNAPP SON, N
Any Of the above Assasssean b treated successfully BY
the patients describing their In letter, when they
Dr. KNAPP, who he's visited Ottawa, regularly, for the
past TWELVE iIAIs be consulted at the Clifton Hotel
q folOws Wednssdsy May 9th; Wednesday June Both
Wednesday, Aug. 2cth; Wednesday Oct. Goth; Wednes
once isS South Clark Street. Chicago. atee
n. B.-Send for the 1NvALIDS FRIEND AND HEALTH
INSTRUCTOR which teaches the sick how they can no.
stored to health and the we'll how preserve their hdalth
and prolong their lives. HpS
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surgery for tine Eye ana Ear.
DR. OLIN, as "a Is
flArI OF sf. iocTs.Y fA 1872
The Mystic Tie.


@. @. Ii. e O, ID. @.
Thers Of the initials above stands orsn old friend 10 the
public; which every will recognise and t which
every has kind welcome; refcr to Coe's Cough
Basamhe cheapest and best preparation in the world for
Group coughs cold and all throat and lung complaints.
The second for Goes Dyspepsia Curethe only remed
known that sure to cure Dyspepsia INDICATION, d.
tulency and general debility Both articles we'll
known to need any praise from Let the afflicted always
have them handy. aug29-l0m-sp
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Juno 4.
Flour red Spring extras $5.75@6.25;
enperfines ie5
Wheat -a.y lig1.1G for No spring;
$l12C91.io ,or No 3, ,u,l 9Sc for rejected.
Corn Steady, AZ jSg09c for No Il 5Sg59c for
new; 52G53 for rejected
Oats-50aG0c for No. 2.
Rye-$103@l04 for No. 1.
Barley-Sl0091.10 for No.2.
WPotatoes- 45@55c.
Butter-35926c for choice.
Eggs-15G16c
Cattle--Steady. Choice steers, $725Q$775;
fair I'd class, SG.oOs1o0; medium to good butch-
ers stock, S5.159G.00; common to choice COWS
and heifers, S5,0OG5.50; inferior and mixed
stock, $3.5O@400.
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The Markets.

The tone of the produce market throughout
the country during the week has been that of
quietness. Wheat and oats have been generally
heavy, while corn has shown more frmness.
Provisions are improving, and cattle hold their
own
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aesayva wholesale Market.

Ottawa, june a, 1859.
Improving roads, as the farmers get through
planting, are raviving our produce market, and
more corn and oats have come in for the last few
days than for weeks before. Prices are still too
low, however, TO give us big trade.
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and the blood nss the vgor Of health into the
system, and purges ont the humo that make disease
Eclectic or New School System OF Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and improvement In the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed With.
Parents should see that their children are not dosed with
such medicines tor they be well afterwards All
mineral posons alike injurious The greatest modern
Improvement in medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles of roots and plants N concentrated
form. They Eclectic Rsmedes and were never before
equaed in the treatment Of disease When judciously i'd
nnistered they disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN Of Ottawa
Represents this great reform In medicine and will attend per.
scnaly upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired vlsnt diseases tpthsria chdsr
croup ysentery sve &c, very successfully treated BY
genuine Eclectic praconers they scarcely losing any
while in old chronic they noted everywhere. They
always called upon repair the chief produced BY
other physicians with their @kfl or cure" remedies.
Coughs o! 10 Is years standing, Catars WITH IL Dc.
sruction Of and soft tissues Of the Con.
sumption, with partial loss Of lungs; Syphilis with foul
alteration and loss Of parts Hip disease, with inability
walk Scrouous diseases Of every variety pnd severity
Deafness, from to 20 years continuance Rhsua with
enlarged and snchylosed JOINTS spsrmatohsa with dsnen.
Diseases Of the Eye, &C. &C., have been cured and all
which will be most happily referred to for the benefit Of
those similarly afflicted He warrants in all cases Of
Fever and Ague.
Diseases Of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments Of every variety, expressly adapted
10 these various complaints. Consult hin. dec s2sp
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New York Market.

New York Market.
New York, June 3.
Flour-Closed rteady and more doing in low
grades.
Wheat--Quiet at S1,4291.43 for No. 2 spring.
Rye-pull and heavy.
Oats-Dull at 77114 t077la for western, afloat.
Corn ;eady at GO9S0c for canal. and SOaS7c
for railroad
store and delivered.
Pork-Moderately active and frmer, with
sales OF new mess at S3l.62.
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!. Te Cansaxnptlves.

/ fsa,tiaesE tie Co000mpt1vos.
The adveftf, having bssu restored 10 health in few
weeks BY very simple remedy asr having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection and that dread dAsase.
Consnmpton anxious to make known to his
ers the means Of cure. ia~ 3,lstt
To all who desire IT, he wl send copy Of the prescr
on used Gree Of WIN the directions for preparing
fnd using the lams, which they will hnd suRl CURE
CONSUMPTION, AsfHNA nneNcll etc. The object Of the
advertiser In sending the Prescription IL to benefit the Attic.
ted and spread which no concsivs be inva
liable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy It
wiz cost them nothing and nay prove blessing.
Parties whaling the prescription will please address
-, Rxv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
myao-iyApi Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
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81. FOULS Market.

81. louis Market.
St. Louis, June 3.
Flour--Dull, with few orders. Sales of super.
hne at $l.75 for spring; Xxx at $4.S598.00;
XIV al s7CO975O.
Wheo,-Ner irregular at $1.45@1.65 for
prime white fall $1756190 for choice to fancy
red and bite No spring at $1.1O; No I at
$i1o0l12.
Corn--Firm and higher, at 6Sa73c for yellow
and white in sack .I 'tIf
kye--Steady ut 9OG93c for prime to choice.
Whisl.y--Better, az $40.
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and enrich the bleod which HelmbO6s Concentrated TX.
trait Of sarsapsrilla invariably does. Ask for Hbolds
Take no Othss W 17-2m
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N. coast,s,lts assu1I Ia. insurance company, Of
Hartford, the largest ts Insurance in Tie world having
ovr eoAco nspbsu sd osaSeoeeo assets III dividends
20 policy hsldeu have ben lss than any other company,
having bssn. - the svsrass over y per cent. annually.
interest bssn larger than any other
company, the haphs nsn tAn source alone being more
Than enough pay ~ oss By death for the last Ten
i thseees s1ds suranes 1t les post than any other
company. These cts which Il would b well for all
contemplate The obtaining Of insurance their lives to
carefully investigate
Information rslstivs b Ne dnstsnt modes Of insurance
endraes can be obtained upon application, Of wM g.
kAsr0N, reisdsnt agent q Ot>ava r.
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i (nys0.f) inquire q T. City 1sl q Y. TODD.
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Road the Following Testimo nials !


g. PONTIAC, Livingston Co., July 81, 1868.
Ma G. SwAHSsouf-De~r Sir II affords me pleasure TO
recommend the Of your save to all persons who suf
and advised BY several the west and also by
% eminent surgeon In the have an operation per-
formed fortunately received from your hands four boxes
ofyour neverAilng ointment, and to-day am q sound
man. Yours, respectfully, 4
@ .,' LEXNpER UTLEY.'
JolIrr, Oct. %, 1868.
pR. swartsus: am glad to add my testimony to the
vus your salve. gave Il to my little girl who had
severe and sudden attack Of the Group and she relieved
In i've minutes believe good remedy for the above
dbsass Use II externally and internally Z. d. SHAW
+ -. JOLIET, Sept. II, 1868.
I, Sarah wiiams Of Jsis VIM County illinois, do here
BY certify that very severely taken with acute Rheu.
W. induced 70 Dr. 0wathouts Salve, and after thor
ough application The pain and crampng entirely left in less
thAD half hour and have not been troubled with the
complaint aimee used the saive BEFORE and can
trnly say that III eject truly wonderful, aud
vssld most unquaAedly recommend all persons troubled
with Rheumatic affections to use it By al means MS
JoLfEr October 20, 1868.
This certify that have used c. swarthouts "Al Heal.
Ing eave" for cold attended with symptoms Of In.
nawaton Of the bowels Tho alve gave relief,
and In f0rtyeght hours, with the exception Of little weak.
ness, was entirely cured would cheerfully recommend
HENRY VAN vLECK.
Sold by JIG. BALDWIN, Al La Sale st.,
Ottawa, ILL.,, and B. f. WALRAD, La Sale,
limos. no 20 ~.
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HelmbOld's Extract Sarsaparilla cleanses
and the blood nss the vgor health into the
sysem and purges ont the humo that make disease.
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Blood Purifier.
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Errors OF Youth.

7 Errors Of Youth.
gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debili.
IT, Premature Decay and al the effects Of youthful ndscre
Non, w for In sake II ss1sring humanity send free to
oil who need u the receipt and directions for making the
smplerpedy BY which hs cured Sufferers wishing
profit sdysserp pience cal DO 20 BY addressing,
h perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
my20-ly-sp - Z Me- - Cedar street, New York.
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Sold by JIG. BALDWIN, Al La Sale st..
Ottawa, ILL.,, and B. F. WALRAD, La Sale,
Illinois. no pS ~.
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All Healing salve!
STATE RIGHTS

Tor the samA Also will li orders for salve.
AL communications should y. al,lressei 20
~ e- tii DR.. G. swARTToUT.
Joliet VIII Co. Ill
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-12
A WILD AFFAIR.
An AmaZOnian Demlrep and
her negro Lover.

A negro named Odell, former resi-.
dent Of Knoxville, lately got into diff
Guilty in that city, and attaching himself
TO what the Press and Times elegantly
calls q white AmaZOnien demirep,"
(thQugh she was very long way from
denliTeputd6Ie, which we take to be the
meaning of " demirep,") fed to the
mountains, and the pair raided upon the
inhabitants of the surrounding country
Unfortunately. Oae day last week,
after their depredations had become in
tolerable, the citizens combined to cap
ture them. The negro having fortified
himself in a steep, narrow and almost
| inaccessible pathway, where rocks were
plenty, the party were compelled to at
tack him under very periious circum-
stances. But they had determined to
capture him, and 50 they marched on his
position in Indian file. A savage fight
ensued, pistols being the weapons Of the
essailants and rocks furnishing Oiell
/ with ammunition. What followed is
thus told by the Press and Times of
Monday The coiored chap lodged their
balls far better than they could dodge his
pebbles. he was wounded in three or
| four places before their shooters were
emptied, but two of them were
placed hors de combat, one by having
his skull stove in with 3 ten
pound rock, and another having his
b and smashed. One Of their horses had
an eye knocked out. When a cessation
of firing occurred, by reason of their
empty barrels, the colored scOundrel
drove them down the path in promis-
cuous ruin. He pursued them vigorously.
The horse of the gallant q 1ss was left
| behind and became the lawful booty OF
| OdfI. The conqueriDg hero seized upon
/ him, OF course, and while be was ar
| ranging the disordered csparisonment
! of Rosinante, that animal, unused to
such rough handling and frightiully snui'
| fing and snoring, commenced retro
/ grade movement, Which he continued
until he tumbled over precipiee several
feet deep. Odell's hands were tangled
| in the gear, and he went over also. Gass,
who observed with much satisfaction
the catastrophe from q distance, rushed
up, aud having his pistol fully loaded,
sent three bullets through Ojell, but,
unfortunately, one of them shot his horse
in the head also. The party returned 10
triumph 10 their friends, not deeming II
worth while TO pursue the female through
the mountains. The heroic Oiell and
his captured horse were left side by side
at the bottom of the raviRe, to be swepI
into the Tennessee by the next fresrct.