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FAMILY GROCERY.
=. TlERNEY, i,

hi. lMAiS STREET, WESTON,
1ThS now Oh hand and Keeps constantly In
/ Store, SUGAR COFFE, aud Groceries
Of al kinds Also CANDIES, CANNED
FRUITS, ALE and LIQUORS, together with
miscellaneous assortment OF articles such AS are
USUALLY found III u Grocery Store. ,,iliL1-
For your groceries Gull at tile old Stand Of
icl5-tf 7. TiEfNEr.
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A. NJ. SMITHS,
who hns on hand line stock Of. all kiEls Of
groceries, ,candiys, &c. lie still keeps The
American llouse, and is glad TO Accommodate
his sfricnds.. n236in.
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S5SseSh % Darlington, has slust received a
fne lot of spring goods. Sucl, rs Dry Goods,
Nations, Cloths, Casiweres, Ladies and Gents
Finishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats,
Cans, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queens:
ware and TIN Ware. Also tie best Of. Groce'
r;e,, which will be sold cheap for Cash or Pro-
dnre. GILL and txah,inc my stock, onn' door
b.loS Chnlfnt,s Drug Store. '''i'i ie??-ly
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MILLINERY sg.i5j aii1J yl0a
lSl AND NOTION HorsE.-
We have on hand aud arc constantly resciv.
ing and manufacturing every description OF
Millinery goods, ,&sa-At very low prices, Us
We also keep ~ genosl assortment q noiions:
Hosiery, thread, lillirss. dress trimmings, &c.
Also f,licy nd'useful ARTICLES for gentlemen.
Rcmtmbcr at very small profits see4 AIRS
+. j. COX.
0cl9-ly
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Business : Cards.
TOIlN BRANNON,

-ArronsEy AT Law, ,----, ----- I, .'.'.
" Isduly authorised TO practice N tho 81
UNITED STATES COURTS, w.
All persons desiring to be declared Bankrupt
can iiave my services on reasonable terms. j
have al thcnecessary FORMS, 'jyl?-iy
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] recollcct' the solitary s;rolls
That IN the Skinner ewes we took together,
Lost IN the sweet expansion Of our souls,
An1'qticrly rtgirlless Of the. weather; 2 !
In fact, we Often t'exttcncly wet !
The torn heart b!erds but never rsn'forget.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29

NORTHWESTERN HoTEL," ~. -"
N -. WALLER, pno;'RlEron. .---'t',
Pike Street, Clarksburg. HACKS run
TO and from, the Depot. Oct2s:tf '''''
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Select Poetry
MEMORIES.

Forget you, Angrlnu2 Well you know
how mourn.dlly ( do aud must remember
The daily agony ofyears agoA ,Fg''d les,
From January dark 10 drcar December.
NY tendcr'6reastis not house 10 let 30
The torn lGnlt bl.eds'but nryer eau forget
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29

TtEOiCE,fAMlLY,GROGER!E ral, Le he'd
" eltap Tor cash at
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-29
SWEET TREASURES.

'ft'I 80 fWh'7 ------- - ;lfag. s..i n
[From the Liverpool (Ehg:l Mercury ai
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-24

BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TEE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SEMI-MONrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. 1900 tons. Thomas A Bain Commander
CUbA........ HOO tons.... DukeheaIt, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets to New York................. $50.
FSz~ FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
0ETNKt TOUCHING AT KEY WEST-The splendid
s.AA1z1zzlS last steamship
Maryland.
J.. JOHNSON. Commander,
VIII leave her wharf. opposite jackson Square. on
THURSDAY, January 18th, at 7s n, carrying the u &
mails
For freight having unsurpassed accommodations
apply TO WlTHERsPVOS, HALsEY co,
20 Csrondelet street.
NB-So bills Of Isding but those Of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight be procured this Office
No freight for Havana taken after IL o'clock the day of
sailing
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-24
@arine Sntelligsnre.

CRKscKHr OFFICE, No. IS CAN'T STREET, 4
Sunday January "a, 1859. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Bienville, Baker, for New York,
Harris q Bidwell
Steamship Victor, Gates, for New York,
G A Fosdick &co
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York;
Wood, Low d Ludwigsen
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, for New York.
G A Fosdick &co
Steamship Dudley Buck, Sturgess, for Pensacola,
Nv Perkins &co
Steamship Harlan Lewis, for Galveston.
ca Whitney eco
Ship Lydia skolfeld, Curtis, for Boston,
VIM Creevy
Bark Conception (sp), Pages. for Pernsmbuco,
Goldenbow 4 Kelley
Schr Union, Wilson, for Brszos Santiago,
A ] Gomils
Schr Marion, Lppert, for Philadelphia.
Goldenbow i Kelley
Schr Walter Smith, flanagan, for Apalschicola,
Master
Steamer Olive Branch, Jones, for St Louis,
Master
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N.es,pn. by Hn,Irsaes.

%, o 4 G Wan. 23.-lS bales cotton to
l. COuret-ll Berand 4 Gibett-6 A Tertrou Il
CO. TOledanO & Thornhill-2 NJ Lsbusquere-5
Walker VaUght-2 DeBlanc & Beers J A Bon
bids sugar 20 bbs molssses S DiwOrth-36 do
hhds sugar lily Tete-62 do SO bbls molasses to
r Hare-S do j A Lane-20 do Q hhds sugar A
TERROR &co-4 do Price, Hine 4 Tupper-4 do
Jno Chsfie & Bro-20 bbls molssses G W Byrne 4
col do Capt Bein-ll sks corn ] Patmore-l2
Stern d Bro-sundries TO order--Total IS bales
cotton Ill hhds sugar 1853 bbls molasses
n o, & GN-Jsn. 22.-49 bales cotton to
II M Allen &co-6 do ] & Cromwell-lS
Williams Sons G. G GorcOn-l2 S Whit
combs W TOmpson-26 r Adams x Som
Hogan Pstton-35 Powell-5 Jos Hoy &co
Won Phul Bros-l Barrett 4 Lesasser-5 U Gin.
tons Jennings, Gates &co-5 Kern & Shearer-7
Warren, Crawford &co-lO J P Harrison 4 Son
40 Payne, Huntington &co-l6 Richardson * May
81 Jno Hardie &co-48 Alcus, Scherck i Autey
Clapp Bros.&co-l2 Jno Chaffe & Bro-20 Win
sion. Morrison &co-6 S Il Ably &co-S E Ounce
H FlGlvep--43 Battle Noble Parhsm Il
Blunt-4S Lehman, Newgass &co-sundiies to or.
6er-Total 4s4 bales cotton
n o, d G MAN. 23.-34 bales cotton to
Willisms& Sons Richardson 4 May-l4 J x G
Cromwell-33 Jos Hoy &co-24 Lacey, Terry &co
10 Hunt 4 Mecauley--13 Campbell d Strong--7
Davis 4 Jenkins-6 Walker Vsught-4l Fl
6S Psyne, Huntington &co-54 R L Adams Son
is Winston. Morrison &co-l3 Britton 4 Moore-3
Meyer, Deutch & Weiss Roby. Harvey &co-3
Stewart, Galbrajth & Fizer-3 JK Huey &co-l
Jennings, Gates &co-l4 J r Powell-3 Clinton
Barrett Lesassier-3 C Champlin-6 Clapp
Alcus, scherck 4 Autey-l0 Jno Hardie &co-7
Battle Noble--22 Warren, Crawford !&co--l0
ties hams II Stumborg &co-2 bxs hats D Hurry
IS do Albert-l5 do I J Michon-l bx mdse to
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,
NEw ORLEANS. Jan Z, 1869

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
NEw ORLEANS, Jan J, 1862
The following described goods having been seized viola
given that the pers claiming the shall appear
ana ne their claims according law within twenty
from date hereof the goods will be advertised and sold pub
nc provided BY Sections H. II Is and IA of the Act
OF Congress approved July is, 1866:
Oct II, lS68-No mark, box Toys, boxes Neckties, %
bundles Cigarette Psper boxes Cigarette Paper Jsaquin
Serva In violation Of Section "a Of March 1922
ROY l. 1861 No 30, bale Cohee No. S, case Yer
MOUTH No 20, cases Absynth: mark, dem-
johns Honey; vessel unknown; violation of Section IS
Act March 2 1879.
Nov. a, lS6s-B No box F0O Cigars: on board the
Maryland; in violation of Secsn l, Act Of July % 1900
Dec 6, ls6S-A b, trunk Cigars and Cigarettes;
1esfd the Cuba In violation Of Section g. Act Of March
known; In violation OF Section Act Of March 1879
Dec Is le68-NO marx. Q boxes Cigars; board the
Layaca; in violation of Section l. Act Of July % 1906
Dec l6 ls6S-No mark, 4 boxes GOD Cigars: board
the Lavsca in violation Of Section IS, Act Of March 2
Dec ls, lsss-M s. case $50 Cirars, on board the
Bremen IN alton Of Section ca Act OF March 2 1893
H. kennedy in violation of Section o., Act Of March 2
Dec l9. ls6S-No maxi dentohns White Rum. DENT
iohrs Red Rum. % boxes Guava jelly on board the
Herman Cortes in violation Of section o. Act Of March
Dec 81 Isss-No m.rk. l trunk 5000 Cigars: board
the Rapidani In violation OF Section "a Act Of March
Dec 81 B6S-No mark. 10 cases cognsc; board the
A Kennedy, in violation Of Section a Acs Of March
Z l7e9. ana hectioa l. Act Of July % 1856.
PERRY FULLER, Collector.
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Steamship Crescent City, Holmes, from New
York 18th inst, TO Wood, Low Ludwigsen-
I'd district
Steamship saba (Brit), French, from Cardiff,
Wales, to Sllkenstadt &oo-Gretns
Bark Victoria, Maertens, from London 2lst Nov.
in ballast, to E F Stockmeyer
Lugger Live Oak. Hingle, from Pointe-a Ia Hache
TO msster-2d district Is
Barge Jas Como, from Barstaria
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Kern Fellman-2 do Healey & Ashley
Rousseit-3 bales do 16 coils rope Jno I Hardie
co-40O0 feet lumber st Amant-S000 do
20 bbs whisky Stewart McCsrty-5 do Gaines 4
Bsnton-s000 feet lomber 2 NJ Pike-90 S77 brick
Smilh-sundries TO order-Totzl Asa bales
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STEAMBOATS,.

Leonidas. @, from Pittsburg
Lady Gay, Burke. from st Louis
Westmorelsnd, Rosk, from Cincinnati
Vicksburg, Work, from 0uachita City
Wild Wagner, Goddin. from Nstchez
Atlantic and bsrges, Belt. from st Louis
Minnie, Smith, from st Martinsville
Flicker, Dupuis. from Thibodsux
Aloe Wood, from Lower Coast
Sully, King, from Lockport
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from the Jump
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
Frances, Blakesly, from Mobile
Lucretia Davis, from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer C Castro, Delpit. from Stockton
Steamer Alice, Muncey, from Amite River
Scbr La Belle, from jacksonville
Schr Ann McGuinn, from Tangipaho
Schr Truxills, from Blind River
Scbr Maria Louise, from Pensacola
Schr Jos America, from Wolf River
Schr Kate, from Lake Maurepss
Schr Kate Fallon, from Blind River
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BASIN.
schr Emma Amelia, from Psscsgoula
Schr Antonio r, from Blind River
Schr Lady Gay, from Blind River
Schr Bell, from Tchefuncte
Schr Emile, from Horn Island
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-24

BAYOU SARA.
'Ew ORLEANS. COAST AND BAYOU SARA SEMI
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET.
g. - FOR BAYOU SARA AND ooAs
$500 LANrINGs-Ths passenger packs.
Nina SHINES.
WIZ GREATHOUsE master.
J. Reid, Clerk, assisted by hsssrs o. Landry and A
ortin- will leave New Orleans every MONDAY at n.
win leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and sATURD
SoT asiss. or passage g .yCS s On ss.,s e.
TOwB0ATs.
EEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
ey n TIE UNpERnIsNED, re.
& 8 S Uniform rsss q fo-sss, 's and SsA1a&
Svipg this pOrt, have combined the following fobos.s
ECLIPSE LINE
TitSsriAna' hsvisthsn, &,adi.ssr and
HARRY WRIGHT LIME
Harry Wright and sentinss.
rLIEE.
Aehnls.. Thss. n. Morgan. Equator. va
hash. Norman. Republic. Tseuss.A
whence and Reliance.
- number power Of The sbsv. associated Lans o.
nj IA gnArants< that dstsntion will ehsr
. bar OF IN tha port
PETER NAECY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER 4 ZUBERBfER
EDWARD A. r5 eSi1 xe e.. ! LIE I'm.
Anoe'sss1 ones. osrODdsss street up sssirs
J. O. rORCROss,
OHA6. TIfxKNRlTER
t1svrs Arsntz
John II. HANDY a CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wholesale Dealers In i
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Store, No. % GRAvrER STREET.. BETWEEN CAMP
AND MAGAZINE-NEW ORLKArh
Consgnlen.s respectfully solicited. ]
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Below Coming Up.

Ship Lord Dalhousie (Br), Ronald, from Liver
pool, to Meeker. Knox &co-
Bark Columbia. Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
to Mummy, Luling &co--
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Memoranda.

Bark Columbia. Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
to Mummy, Luling &co-
Memoranda.
New York, Jan. 23.-The steamship Geo Wash
ington. Capt eager, from New Orleans, arrived
yesterday evening.
The three. masted schooner Franconis, Capt
Leavitt for Galveston, was bnged and sunk on
Orange Cav; afterwards was raised by wreckers.
Most of her cargo damaged and carried into Mas
sau N. p, on 24th Dec. Was repaired, reloaded,
and would resume her voyage about I'd Jan.
Falmouth, Eng, Jan. 4.-The bark Prim. Capt
Jansen, from Liverpool for Galveston, put in yes
terday leaky.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, Jan. ls.-Cleared for Mobile, schr
Harriet Thomas, Robinson.
Boston, Jan. ls.-Arrived from New Orleans,
ship Artzan
FOREIGN PORTS.
Barcelona. Dec. Arrived from New Or.
leans, bark Victoria, Cassanovas.
bordeaux, Jan. 3.-Sailed for New Orleans,
bark William, Freese.
/ Falmouth, Jan. 5.-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Riga. Hunter.
Gibralter Dec. 29.-Cleared for Mobile, sehr
Havre, Jan l7.-(By csblel Arrived from New
Orleans ship st james, Goodwin. Jan. 4th sailed
for New Orleans. bark II d Brookman, SEWN.
Liverpool, Jan. Arrived from New Orleans,
ships Golconde, Davis; and Expounder, Irvine.
Loading for New Orleans, ships New Dominion,
Koikham. and John Parker. Scsrboro, and bark
Maggie. Vale. Sailed for Galveston, bark Speed
way, May.
Exports.
NEW Notwithstanding victor-l0S3 bales cot.
ton 1894 bbls molasses 100 ties beef l3S bbls beef
2797 SKIS cotton seed 6 pkgs mdse
NEW YORk-Steamship BIenvie-2309 bales
cotton. 33l bbs beef 400 SKIS corn bbls hams 10
hides II bdl hides bdls kps s pkgs pecans case
mdse
NEW YOPK--sseanshp Gen Meade--ll7s
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NEW Notwithstanding Crescent City-Astd
mdse
CARDIFF, WALES-Steamship Ssids-463S
tons railroad iron TO order
NOBlLE-Steamer Frances bales domestics
ana eundries Whitney &co-50 pkgs tobacco
Wsckerbrsth Il Joseph-50 do Galloway d John
soD--l5 do Block &co-l2 do S Hernsheim-
loo bbs rosin N Smith-sundries to order
MOBlLE-Steamer Lucretia-2 bbls turpentine
SO bbls Iosin Blessy-75 bbls lime S Jsmison-
n bdis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-24
MISREPRESENTATION.

vICKSRUH9 AND BENDS
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET FOR
vICKSBURG.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, atbP.n.
- - FOB DONALDsOSvILLE, PLA.
tek$p quemine Baton Rouge, Bsysu sara. Mouth Of
lLlEE28 he'd River Matches, Waterproof, Rodney, St
Joseph, Grand Gull, Vcksburg and all intermediate land
ngs-The splendid passenger packet no,le Lee, I. p
Leathers, master Adoph Martin and Samuel Ayles clerks
will leave above meeting at vicksburs with the steam
Calumet and Countess for Tsllahacse and YaEoo
For freight and passage apply on board, orto
@. @. WAYNE, IS hatcher street.
p. s.-Tbe steamer BELLE LEE will take freight for
q eenve and all points between Greenve and Vcksburg
II Nickhurg card rates connecting at vlcksburg with
teamer PLAIN CITY. @. q. WAYNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26
LONG ISLAND.

THE SOUTHsTDE RAILRoAD.-The Injunction
against the Southside Railroad Company expired
on Thursday at eleven O'Clock, and before McManus
had time to have 1t renewed the rails and ties were
laid through his premises and the road is now CON-
plete TO R0ckaway.
ARREST OF A NOTORIOUS Characterization Thurs
day double burglary was committed IN the village
OF Jamaica, on the premises Of Silas Carman, from
which the thief carried of about forty dollars
worth OF paint brushes; and also upon the premises
OF Stoddart Tllly, whence the thieves carried
OF about thirty1ve dollars worth OF paint. Officer
Scully arrested person OF Hampstead and the facts
as yet made known seem to prove his guilt conclu-
sve. He Is the same person who was arrested in
this city for counterfeiting short time ago.
HORTICULTURAL ExHIBITION.-The horticultural
exhibition OF the Queens County Agricultural Society
was great success. The attendance was large and
the articles exhibited fine. The display OF flowers
was extensive. The vegetables were the finest ever
shown at any of the previous horticultural exhi-
billions Of the society. One bunch OF asparagus,
exhibited by c. c. Lewis. Of MatinecocK, consist.
ing OF ifty spears, weighed over thirteen po.nds.
prominent feature Of the day was the trial Of
velocpedes. Owing 10 the heavy condition OF
vious, last time was not made. The following pre-
miuins were awarded to riders and machines:-For
twowheeled machines-FOr the most expert and
skifu riding, ten dollars, Thomas j. Howell, Brook
Ign, WHY'S machine. For fastest riding by ex-
perts zone milel twenty dollars, Edward Hallock,
W. Germain Roslyn; time 6:l5. For fastest riding
by amateurs tlalf mie), ten dollars, T.. H. Fordhain,
BrOoklyn; second fastest halI mlle), five dollars
Tnoinas J. Howell, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26
Alleged Cheating in "A Horse Trade.
BROOKLYy INTELLIGENCE.

ACCIpENr-A boy named william Mulgan, ten
years Of age, had two fingers OF his right hand cut
on by hay cutting machine with which he was
playing yesterday afternoon i'll the stable, in the
rear oil his residence, corner OF Throop and Dekab
avenues.
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY. Ann Cunningham,
woman about thirty years OF age, was arralgned
before Justice Delmar yesterday, on the charge Of
abandoning her infant child which was born out OF
the bonds OF wedlock. She was convicted OF the Of
fence and was held to await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
NCENDIARY FIRE IN WiLLIAMsBURG.-An attempt
10 burn the residence of Mr.. II. Rincken, Herbert
street, near Graham avenue but the flames were
fortunately discovered by officer Mckee, OF
the Forty sixth precinct in time TO prevent con-
Migration and probable loss of LIE. The Assistant
Fire Marshal found bottle OF Kerosene oil and a
bundle OF rags between the weather boards and
plastering of the building where the fire was KIM
died. showing concusively the origin OF the fire. The
family OF MI. Rincken were unconscious OF their
peril until awakened by the officer named.
THE WEEKsvILLE TRAGEDY-DRAKE HELD FOR
TRIAL.-Francis Drake, the negro who shot and
killed William Fitzpatrick at Weeksvile, or Crow
Hill, Sunday, the 18th instant but who was eX-.
onerated by the cOroner's jury on the ground that
the shooting was done in obedience, was up for
examination before Justice Riley yesterday. It
pears that the brother OF the deceased being dissas
lied with the ready acquitta or the negro Drake by
the coroner's jury, determined upon bringing the
case before higher tribunal, and, therefore. pro-
cured warrant for brakes rearrest, which was
duly accomplished. thorough examination OF the
merits OF the case mas been held before the Justice Of
the Peace above named, and the testimony elected
the accused, who was yesterday committed to await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26
MURDER At hAS0sS DEPOT. TENNESSEE.
Saloon Keeper Kills Railroad Employee
and is Allowed TO Walk on.
IRON The Memphis Post, Junt

PROM TIE fOsl, June II.
wantOn murder was perpetrated at MasOn's
depot on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, yesterday
afternoon, II appears that two lrishnen one
named Madden, the one armed keeper OF what Is
known as the Masons saloon. and another named
William Winters, u section hand upon the railroad
had an alteration In the formers house. What the
quarrel arose from Is unknown. Winters was seen
to come from the house greatly excited, with his
head badly cut and the blood flowing freely from the
wounds aud Madden was following nm with pistol
IN his hand. The latter nred but without effect and
Winters succeeded In getting out of his sight. The
latter ran around, and becoming weak from the loss
OF blood, sat down on the stoop OF saloon adjoining
Madden's Meanwhile Madden went about the Wi.
lage, swinging his pistol in his hand, IN search Of
his victim. The citizens saw him-were fully in
formed OF his deadly intent. but none yentured 10
demonstrate or arrest him. Alter looking around
for some time he at length discovered Winters.
Though feeble and helpless Madden pounced upon
him and beat him over the mead with mis- pistol ike
infurated savage and did not deslst till life was
extinct. The citizens raised not hand TO save the
poor fellows life and protect the public peace
When the murderer's vengeance, however, was fully
wreaked, they mustered sufficient courage to hold
an inquest. They found, what was very clear that
Winters had come TO his death by blows upon the
head, received ut the hands Of Madden Tie latter
then allowed himself TO be placed IN the hands OF
three citizens, who as graclously allowed MIN to
walk OH out oi harms way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26
A ROMANCE IN CENTRAL NEW york.
From the Rochester Union, June %.

From the Rochester Union June 23.]
An occurrence Is reported az Lyons which is said
TO contain material Tor romance OF the sensational
kind. The Democratic Press gives the outline OF
the case as fOllOws:-"SOmewhere at the east of us
lived minister of the gospel who the father OF
o highly educated and accomplished daughter, who
had obtained situation as head teacher IN an edu.
cational institution Of high standing. Whle thus
employed and away from paternal restraint the
daughter formed the acquaintance OF u married
man who had lovely mustache, and the intimacy
eliminated in criminal intercourse. Early last fall
the father received letter from MS daughter stating
that her health had become so much impaired by
her constant labOrs that IL became necessary for
her to travel In order to fit her to resume
ner position. She went, and the anxious
parents looked for tidngs from their lost daughter
but none came. Weeks, months passed, and still no
news from her came to the ears Of her fond mother
and dotmg father About two weeks since some
thing reached them from which they concluded that
their daughter that they had almost mourned as
dead, was staying IN this village, and the mother
lost no time IN repairing thither where sne found
her daughter and grandchlld five SIX weeks
old The father OF the child had provided the means,
and had also visited the mother and his child. After
the arrival OF the Old lady It decided to accept
the offer to adopt the child which had been made
by citizen OF the village; and the young, errlng
mother took hen unwelcOme Offspring in her arms
and 1t last meal Of that food designed by the
Creator for Its sustenance and then handed 1t over
to the tender care OF Its new protectors The two
mothers then started for home II may be presumed,
with heavy hearts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26
A SAVAGE FIGHT IN MISSOURI.

From the ~. Joseph MOI Herald, June 20.l
ON sunday last Lucien Ashford OF Schuyler county,
No., was murdered by X. Il. Lane A difficulty mad
existed between them for some time, and Lane had
repeatedly threatened to Kill Ashford; but he was
known 10 be considerable Of braggart no particu.
lar notice was taken VI his threats, either by Ashford
or his friends. About week previous to the muir
der they had met and renewed me quarrel and Lane
again swOre that he would Kill ASHFORD. During last
week Lane wrote out challenge TO light duel, but
could get one TO carry II to Ashford. on the day
Of the murder Lane went to the residence OF Ashford
armed with huge butcher knife, ana challenged
him TO deadly conflict using any weapon he might
choose. Ashford picked up brick and struck Lane
blow that caused him TO measure his length on the
ground and then sprang over the fence and alighed
almost upon his murderots foe. by tins time
Lane had partially recovered from the effects
Of the blow from the brick, and as Ashford struck
the ground he lane raised his body parity up and
thrust tue butcuer knife into the bowels OF Ashford,
and then sprang up and dealt another blow, inIct-
ing terrible cash IN the shoulder OF the falling vic
tim, then mounted his horse and rode rapidly away.
lie was pursued soon as the fact OF the murder
and Night were known and traced to uDiontown,
Scotland county where all traces vi bIIn were lost,
Ashford lived until Monday.