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TRAvELER's GUIDE.
AaalvAL 4 pEPAnTURE On NAILS

NaShvillc,-arrive 20; DEPART 20.
Wsynesboro-twice aHeck, arrive WedRes-
dey ard Saturday, r. H.: depart Thursday
and Monday, q a. IN.
Perryville-t~ice week, arrive Aopdzy and
Thursday =. m; depart Tuesday and FRI
day, 6 q. IN.
Centrey ille--arrive Tuesday. II = a. ~; de
part Friday, L. M.
Lewisburg- arrive Saturday, 11Is; depart
Saturday 12p.
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SH~~lw~ Ows.

T.. w. PHILIPS Is closing put his
stock of Dry Goods Mt reduced prizes.
Give him call, and convince your
selves that you can save money by
purchasing of him. 81.
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Another large lot of Hog Cholera med :
iciaie has been received at MCKINNEY &
9NITH's Drug Store. Farmers, look TO
your interest, and savo your bacon.
This medicine is warranted 10 cure. or
no pay. Only fifty pound.
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The Franchise law was intended b,

The Franchise law was intended by
its malignant authors a. an engine of
oppression they put it in force as such,
and controlled the Registration for a
time. Il worked admirably, and they
were delighted with il. But when
through their own dissensions and ig-
norance, they lost control of it, and it
went into the hands of other and bet
ter men, they began to quail under its
operations. We cannot sympathize
with the Stokers; they made the curse
for other, but it has come home TO
rooet.
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The Cuban flag has five stripes, three
white and two blue, the colOrs alterna-
ting. At tn. taft, it has red triangle
with white st, IN the centre. On
the flag are the wo. tia Guerra de
Cuba"
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Pemmanship,

Prof. kEY is now getting up IA Writing
School in this town. We have seen
specimens of his writing, and they Ger
iainly indicate a perfect knowledge of
the art. Commence on Monday. July
10. Tuition 81 90.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized and requested 10 state
that w. ON. PERKINS, Esq nj the urgent
solicitation of many Of the most respectable
and influential citizens of Williamson and
Maury counties, has consented that his
name be announced (Which is hereby done)
rs candidate 10 represent the Floaterial
district composed Of said counties In the
lower branch of the next General Assembly
nj our Stale
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We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc that wM. b. WILSON, Esq, at the
earnest solicitation Of a large number Of the
very best citizens of Maury county, has con-
scented 10 serve as a representative of said
county In the lower branch of the General
of pir 81
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: Vote mt your own precinct.
To "A Lady Reasler!''

II the lady who has written To Us over
this signature will send her real hanle,
we will publish her communication.
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0mrers Elect Of Columbia Camp No.
.. Order or Pale PAGES.

w. VANCE THOMPSON, Pres; j. H.
DrGGER, V. p; JAS. FAIN, Inspector:
L. i. ERWIN, Secretary, W. J. ANDREWS.
Treasurer: ID. Z. ERWIN, Guide.
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A LaP4e RDtat0.

JOSH. q. BAILEY, ESD, has shovi. rs
an Irish potato grown In his garden,
that is largo enough TO have come from
old Ireland itself. 1t was Russet, and
weighed 17}S ounces. and measured II
1,v II inches
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\ Washington special says the
government will take immediate and
decided grounds against the introduce
ton of Chinese laborers in the Southern
States, The government will find this
very difficult question to manage.
There is demand for large addition
to the laboring force of the South, and
the prospect now is that these laborers
will come from China, whether the
government" wills tor not. q
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THE CANVASS.

The candidates for Governor agree 10
Inc following appointments, to-wit:
Springfield, Friday, July Sd.
Gallatin, Saturday, July 24th.
Pulaski, Tuesday, July 26th.
Columbia, Tuesday, July eth.
Murfrccsboro', Wednesday, July 18Th.
Shelbyvillc, Thursday July 18th.
Nashville, Saturday July 5lst.
The above appointments we agree to.
w. b. STOKES,
ID. w, c. SENTHR.
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Selling Out NJ Cost.

In order To make room for fall stock, I
will sell Dry Goods at Cost until the lat
ofSeptember. q. L. PATTON.
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ONarers Elected fn CO1umabta Lodge
\ n p

JOHN A. ENGIE, n. c.; l.. III. GREEN,
v.G.; w, A. SMITH, See; A. RosENTHAL,
Treasurer.
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Vote at your ow n precinct.

Don't forget that the candidates for
Governor will speak here on the 9th
instant
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The Cincinnati Commercial (Radical)
says, "We adhere to the opinion very
often expressed In these columns, that
there can be no real peace in the South
"a long a. there is large disfranchised
class.r
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We call the attention of our readers 10
the card ofthis firm, in another column.
They are experienced and accomplished
workmcn, as their work attcsts. They
terial r. rrH
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BidswiII be received until August Is,
for building a Masonic Hall in the town
of Culleoka. The building TO be of Brick,
~ by II feet, two stories high. Pay
ments prompt. For particulars call on
or address, at Culleoka,
T. J. MOORE,
J. G. LOVE,
w. III. WILKES,
Building Committee.
st. -
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Mr.. STEVEN JORDAN has received cop
les of the life of st. Faul." IL is OLE
gantly gotten up, and is no doubt "a
splendidwork.
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Canierhurx = Nhirr.x

Remember, the election will I've held
on the first Thursday In August next. d
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PRraRmR1-

X. +. CrPEBT. Esq, of waynesboro,
and u leading lawyer at that bar. was i'm
our town Yesterday.
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Address By B. A. Ogllvlvic at SuRday
School Picnic ct nj. Ollvet, Junc
26, 1859.
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Smiths Tonic Syrup,

The proprietor Of this celebrated medecipe
Justly claims for il asuperiority orsr aII rcus-
dies ever c:seredio tiS public for tie safs. cc<x
tain, speedys I'D per,n'scpt cure q Irns 49,
Fever, or Chi.ls and FeYcf, wES{I|eF-af 5ls,7
iong standing. Herefers TO ~ tsf7x Vc-61ir !.
and Southwestern country to bon11|kin ~ s.
ny to the truth ofthc assertion, tks{ n IA -
whatever will X fail cure. n he directions -
strictly followed anil carried ont, In rrref
many cases single dose las been sufI1cient for
azure, and whole families have been CURED bv :
single bottle, with perfect restoration oftie ven.
ersl health. IL is, however, prudent, and II
every case more certain to cure, lifts use Is con-
tlnued IN sntallerdoses for week or two as1cr
the disease has been checked, more espccisIIv n
difficult aud iongstanding cases. Usually. This =
medicine will NOT require any anl 10 keen Che
bowels in good order; should The patient. how.
ever, require eaihartic medicine, after hsring
taken three or four doses of the Tonic a sin.i~
dose OF BULRSTEGETAgLE FAMILY Pills
will 6e sufficient ~ ---
DIR. JOHN HrLgiS PRINCIPAL Office.
Nr-fv Fifth, Cross Street,
LOUISVILLE, XXI
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r.. BOYD.
A GENTS WANTED

To sell the only Unabridged Complete People
Editicaef CONYBEARE & HOwSON'S fife
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yItnSow, wAExEsCorxrY, GA
June 30 fS,;;

Ds. JoHS BrLL-Dear Sir: have recently
giyea your SWORN Destroyer1 several trials.
and. tind Qpderfully efiicacisus. IL has not
Killed in a single insfsaee % have tbs wfshsd-for
effect. lam doing pretty l:ifS5 10Qnt<y pgze~.
tice, aDsthave daily use for some 1rticIo,Ql -
kind. am tree to confess that know o[lH>
remedy recommended by the abIest authors ~
IS so certain and speedy in its effects. On ~
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Nv
object m writing YOU Is 10 find out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from you.
II can get i upon easy terms, shall use a
great deal Of it. l am aware that the use OF
such articles Is contrary To the teachings Al
practice OF great majority of the regular line "a
u. ID. 5, but see no just cause or good sense in
discarding remedy which we know TO be eff
cient. simply because we may be ignorant Of is
combination. For my part, l shall make Il a
RUE 10 use all and any means Ia alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which NAV be able 10 command
NOT hesltating because homc one more inReu-
lous than myself may have learned its effects
first, and secured the sole right to secure thai
knowledge. However. am by no means an sd-
vocate or supporter OF The thousands Of worthless
nostrums that food the country, that purport to
cure all manner OF disease to which human flesh
Is heic. Please reply soon and inform me d you
best terms. ain, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS z CLEMENT, n. b
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r~ Wheat Grower,
Who Wants Work 2

wantei-l0,0V Bushels Of prime
wheat, JOHN FRIERsoN Il Co.
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b U l. Il IS
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP
TAIN'S FAITH. q
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
his mother:
Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 30, 1866,
DK. JOHN BuLL-Dcar Sir: Knowing the ef-
icaey of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
eenefeiai qualities IT Possesses, | send you the
following statement Of my case.
was wounded about two years ago-was Ia
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Being moved so often, my wounds have NOT heal
cdyet. have not sat mp moment since was
wounded. / am shot through the hips. Nv
general health Is impaired, need something to
assist nature. have more faith in your Sarsa-
parilla than In anything else wish that
that IS genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles, and oblige
Carr. g. P Johnson. st. Louis.
P.S.--I The following Wa vritton Anil -
1855, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mdllny>6 ca.
johnson:
Dr.. joins Bt Li-DesI Sir: Nv susk.n<e =
{. >. johnson. was a skilfnl surgeon ana - -
eian ~ central New York, where he<1ied tsnv ~ :
the above Z. II. Johnson 10 my cstrc.f At thirfwrr
years Of aye he had chr.uic dIarrhe& arzrl.'
scrofula, for which gave him your SsrsapariIInr
lr CrEED Nm. have for ten years Recommends.
ed il TO many IA New York, O!fio ana iowa. fsps'
sesof0la, fcver sores. and general debility Ptr-
feet success has attended il. The cures effected
IN some cases VI scrvfula aud fcvcs sores were
almost miraculous. am very anxious for pT
son to again have recourse to your Sarsapasil-
Ia. HE IS fearful Of getting a spurious article.
henec his writing b. vea. for 1t. His so,r,rjs
were trriible, but belisel he will recover.
EesPecuallf, JIMMIE Jsuxs0x.
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COMMERClAL.

HERALD OFFICE,
Thursday, July y, 1859.
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MAGNoIIA WATER.-Supcr;or 10 the
the best imported German Cologne. and
sold ut half the price. 80
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10 ny United States aud World uics
Readers.

have received many testn,cnials from pro-
iessionai and medical nien,as NY almanacs and
rariouspublicatlons have shown, all Of which are
genuine The following fronU highly educated
an6popuiar physician in Georgia, Is certainly
one OF the most sensible Communicates Ihaye
eeyerreceived. DIR. Clement knows exao1lSn1nt
he speaks OF, and his testimony deserves toGbe
written m letters OF gold. Hear what the DR..
says of BULLS WORN DESTROYER:
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II the ladies but knew what thou,
sands of them are constantly relating
us, we caudidly believe one half the
weakness, prostration and distress OK
perienced by them would vanish.
James Marsh, ESD, l59 West l4th ST.,
New York, says, ''He has three chill
dren, the first two weeks old and puny,
his wife having been unable 20 nurse or
attend To them, but she has taken
Plantation Bitters for the lasttwo years
and has child how cightcon months
old which she has nursed and reared
herself, and both are hearty, saucy and
well. The article is invaluable to
mothers.
Such evidence might be continued
fora volume. The best evidence is to
try them. They speak for themselves.
Persons of sedentary habits,j troubled
withweakness, lassitude, paipiiation of
the heart, lack ofappetite, distress after
eating, torpid liver, constipation, dia-
betcs, etc, will find speedy relief
through the Bitters. sfG
MAGNoIIA WATERS 10 the
the best imported German Cologne. and
sold ut half the price. - -
, 1869-11-13

To TIE FARMERs AND PUBIC IN GEN
ERAt.-YOuF attention is called to the
new and cOmplets stock lately received
from San Francisco, consisting of the
finest and best beaver and cashmere
business suits, overcoats, Gsricks.
French black beaver and doeskiu pants.
and dress coats, a 6ne aud complete
stock of Gents under garments and
cashmere over shirts. Our stock of
boots are from the first Eastern and San
Francisco manufacturers. "A full as.
sortment of blankets for family use.
Our stock of Ladies dress goods, con-
sists of the newest patterns and latest
European importations, together with a
full stock of Ladies', Misses, cbildreu's
and infants shoes. A full assortment
of groceries and crockery. We call
the particular attention of Farmers to
the fact that we are prepared to sell our
stock in exchange for their produce.
butter and eggs. Give us call before
you go elsewhere, and examine our
stock. WERrHEIMER BRos.
AT Phillips Tiusmith Old Stand. \
, 1869-11-13

BREACH OF TRUsT.-Wednesday night
Mr.. ]. Bauer, a merchant of this city,
received information of the sudden de-
parture for the States of young man
who for the past year had served him
in the capacity of peddler. The miss
ing man left here with load of valu .
able goods for Boise City and beyond.
Arrived at Boise be disposed of the
entire outfit, realizing from the sale in
tie neighb0rhOod Of $4,000, and made
tracks for the nearest point on the U.
?. R. R. Mr.. B. on receiving the above
information Immediately started for the
nearest telegraph station, SO that by
this time the slippery peddler has come
to grief.
, 1869-11-13
News from washington !

ALL PROOFS OF FIVE YEARS
n residence on Homesteads that have
been made without the claimants nav
ing appeared before the proper Regis
ter and Receiver, are void. Such claim
ants who dispose of any part OF their
Homesteads will not be able TO make
the proof required BY law.
Persons in Walla Walla county oc-
cupying OF wishing title to any Of me
land selected to make up lot ccnoo'
Lands short in the sixteenih and thirty
sixth sections, will fpd it' % their ao,
vantage 70 call on the undereigneo
without delay. 3. fAnk1h'
, 1869-11-13

SNow.- Parties who have recently
arrived from Grande Ronde, report con-
siderable snow on the summit of the
Blue mountains. AS yet, however, there
is no obstruction to travel in conse-
quence of snow storms. Teamsters are
manifestiug little uneasiness about
starting with loads from this side, 10
points as far distant as Boise city,
thinking the chances of getting snowsd
In before their return, are rather more
than ever.
, 1869-11-13

CATTLE FOR POWDER VALLEY.-Parties
from Powder River Valley and beyond,
have been making a raid upon some of
the ranchmen of Walla Walla and Una.
tilla valleys for stock. cattle. Buyers
are rather shy and prices are high at
this season of the year, when the scar
city of feed is taken into consideration.
Nevertheless small lots of cattle have
lately drifted from this vicinity to the
other side of the mountains.
, 1869-11-13

The CAYusr TRADE.-we have noticed
in passing along the streets, during sew
eral days past, that Indian ponies are
selling very low-at almost starvation
prices, ranging from five to ten dollars
per cayuse. They usually look to oe
dear at any figure, being small, and
Thin in flesh. ~
, 1869-11-13

We acknowledge the receipt of a
sack of -four from the Valley Mills at
Colville, owned by T. Oppenheimer L
Co., which we pronounce equal to the
finest brands of the Eastern States,
possessing all the requisites of No.
family flour, being beautifully white
aud nutritious. For the country which
produces the grain from which such
-four is made, we bespeak most glo.
rious future. Our Colville friends are
recommended to patronize the Valley
Mills.
, 1869-11-13

A PLEASANT DENTRTICE.-To those
desirous of having sweet breath and
white teeth, we recommend the use of
"Lyon's Tooth Tablets" Having tried
the above article, and finding it one of
the best that we have ever used, we
.uuhesitatngly recommend it to the pub
lie. For sale by u. Parker, (only) at
the Greenback Store.
, 1869-11-13
Desirable Property for Sale.

TaEO ESIRABLE PROPERTY at the
corner ofThird and Alder streets, front
ing on Third street, and Immediately op-
posite tho Court House, is offered for sale
The building Oh the corner will at all times
command good rents for the purpose of
offices, and the adjoining building is always
in demand rs genteei private residence.
This property will always bring large res
turn upon money invested, and with the
growth of the town must rapidly inc.ease
In value. For further particulars, apply to
F. VETTER, Merchant Tailor,
se25-tf Main street.
, 1869-11-13

DR.. HERzoG, the pioneer dentist of
this city, has removed his Office to the
rooms adjoining the Union Office, on
Main street, where be will be found
ready at all times to administer relief
TO the afflicted.
, 1869-11-13

HTOTICE.-Allp persons knowing them
selves indebted to me. by note OF ac-
count. are hereby notified to call aud pay the
same hefore the 18th Of November next, or
the same will be pot into the hands Of an
officer for collection. am compelled to
make this call upon my friends, as my
health is very poor and desire to visit my
reIafives in the East and South, and spend
the winter. afteA an sbsence from them Of
thirteen years. hoping the trip may improve
nv health, 30 that may return in the spring
Win fresh stock Of goods from the East.
Dr..L. G. KINNEY.
waIla walla, oet. Is, 1879.
, 1869-11-13

., ARRIvlsa.-Large stocks of
81. o., aood, are arriving daily and be-
.ds5at the numerous mercan-
iuS .,blsnents throughout the city.
TIE es.s s',s are endeavoring to get their
AercSss Aars we'll iu before winter sets in
suPgaats suPPgSats an embargo on river naviga>
, 1869-11-13
TOE. HELM u II n ,
Papers Drawn.

ALL who wish DEEDS, MoRTGA-
n GES, Agreements, Homestead Pa
pers, e-Emption Proof, and any other
Papers carefully drawn, Collections
made, &C., can have the same attended
to, at prices to suit the times.
, 1869-11-13
SheriTes snlc
County of Walla Walla. s.

Territory of Washington, 6,
County of Walla Walla,
VIRTUE of three executions issued
ID out of the Dist, let Court of the First
Judicial District. W. T., and to me directed
in favor of Il. NJ. Hodges, NJ. A. Barber and
Colley Brothers, and against G. q. Rich
ard>on and William Vandemark. have lev
led upon the following described real estate
situated in the City and County of Walla
Walla, W. T., to wit: Lots No. 2, 3 and .
in Block B. Therefore I will sell at public
auction 20 the highest bidder, for lawful
money of the UniteI States. on the premi-
ses, id Walla Walla City, w. T., on the 2lst
day of November 1869, between the hours
of 0 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. Al. OF
said day, the above described property to
satisfy said executions.
JAMES McAULIFF, Sheriff.
Walla Walla County.
walla walla, Oct. %, 1869. oc2Sw4
, 1869-11-13
HOT, COLD & SHOWER BATHS,
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Walla Walla Meat Market.
r. 7. sTRINGER.

ID EsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES to his
II old customers and the pablc generally
that he has orened meat market on Main
street, OPPOSITE THE ORIENTAL no.
TEL, where be will henceforth he found,
ready to accommodate all who may give
him their custom with all the BEST KINDS
If NETS to be obtained in this valley, and
1t market prices. X. J. SfklNGEK.
walla walla, May Z, 1869. 2lf
, 1869-11-13

APPLEs.-Quite a number of teams
have loaded up, within the past few
days, with wintur apples destined for
Grande Ronde aud Powder River VAL
leys. Theprices paid for valley apples
have ranged from four to six cento per
pound, according to quality, In couse-
quence Of late demands apples are be-
coming somewhat scarce and prices are
tending upward.
, 1869-11-13
Premium Sash & Door Factory.


III AVING RECEIVED THE PREMIUM
IL at the last County Fair on DOORS,
SASH. M0ULDINGS and planning, /
wish more specially to call the attention of
the public generally, that 1 am constantly
adding on new machinery and am row pre-
pared to do any work in my line as low as
any one else in this place; ! care not how
low they do it.
My work will be done as well as iG Is done
in San Francisco or Portland. will keen
on hand al the following sizes:
SASHES-From SxlO to l0xl6, IL lights !;
with and without glass. Other sizes
made to order on Short Notice
DO0RS-0f all sizes. two and four panels,
aIways on hand.
WINDOW BLIN DIS made to order.
| am also prepared to do all kinds of
TURNING and CABINET WORK. Broom,
Handles. Bedsteads, Tables, and Furniture
generally. DOOR & WINDOW FRAMES
also made to order. Ny
Planer, and Tonguer and Groover
are some of the best machines on the coast,
and will not fail to do good work.
/ have a Patent Tooth Saw for saving
weather boarding, which will saw true and
smooth. Also, an up and down saw, for
saving circles.
WAGON WORK viii he done at Low rates.
| will take in exchange for some of my
work,
Grain, Lumber and Shingles.
AIN now prepared to Take Contracts for
any kind of ARPENTER WORK. Having
some of the best workmen in my employ,
am Bound to Give Satisfaction.
hold myself ready at all times to give
BONDS for the performance Of any contract
Imay take.
j. SWIFT, on the Upper Umatilla, Ore.
gon, is my agent; those in want of SASH
and DOORS in that part of the country will
please apply to him.
~ Remember John Devell's Premium
Sash and Door factory, Wa!lu Walla.
l5-tf JOHN DOVEIL.
, 1869-11-13
Notice to TaX-PaYers.

TAXPAYERS will take notice that the
TAX LIST for 1869 remains in my hands
only to the first of Nouember, after which it
will be turned over 10 the Sheriff and costs
added. By paving now you will save ten
per cent. from being added 10 your tax bills.
oc.2lw2t A. KYGER, Co. Treasurer.
, 1869-11-13


SERIOUS STABBISG AFFRAY.-About
10 o'clock Tuesday night, two citizens
named Allison and Ewing, had an al
te'cation on the outskirts of town,
which resulted in the serious, il not
Iatal Eabbing of the former. From
"nat fa'ts we can gather, it would ap.
pear tha, Ewing claimed some money
fo' wheat sold Allison, and that they
Asd had tevious difficulty in making
settlement On Tuesday evening,
0g in remote part of the city,
'usy dsterminel to settle their differ
'-eANehed, md for some time had
au0 tumbA fight, when Ewing
w MS An'ie and Inflicted seven stabs
upon the body of A1ison-ons in hi.
left arm, six inches in ,a,n,h tive. n
bis left shoulder and tA,,s il bI. side.
But for the providential b,,oL,.rof,ha
knife Allison would undOps,sdly have
been killed, as the stabs in ~ .ho.,
der, made after 'As knife brok.. were
an inch deep. Dr.. Hunter is a,ts,d,,1
the wounded man, and pronounces NJ.
condition critical, il not dangerous.
, 1869-11-13

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