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CINCINNATI.
The Beard Of Trade Declare The Louisville
Canal a Work Of National Importance,
and Oppose IT Passing into Hands Of
Private Parties.

CTNCINNATI. April 22.-The Board OF
Trade, a. a called meeting 30 day, unanl-
mOusly adopted the following:
WHEREAS, It has come 20 the kn0wl-
edge OF this Board that scheme has been
inaugursted having for its object the con-
troll Of the Louisville canal by corpora
ton Of inaividuals, who propose 10 0pe-
rate it for their OS., benefit; and
WHEREAS, Such scheme would Le dis
astrOus to the many navigation Interests
OF the Ch.o riSer, partial IA its adminis-
tration and oppressive t. commerce: it is
therefore
RsS0lred, That Our representatives, in
Congress be earnestly requested to Op-
pose this measure, and to SGFEGTt in lieu
thereof the recommendation Gi tho sGb
COMMITTEES on Commerce Of the House of
Representatives to appropriate $500, 600 for
the purpose of widening and completing
sSiG ca-el
Resolved, Tina. a.. It's opinion Of this
Board the Louisville canal is a SOEk %
national importance, and that it shonld
bs coHplsteS a. soon as possible, and
made free Of toll 10 the navigation inter
ests OF the West and South.
The amount of income tax assessed in
the Second District of Ohio for the year
ls09 is So, ,ls9 63s. The amount for 1868
was SSS, 4S7 ,Sl4
The transportation Committee cg tie
Board of Trade publish request to all
shippers who h2ye cause for complaint in
relation 10 the injurious Giassi fcatfOn of
railroad freight, 10 furnish the committee
necessary information to obtain nlodifi-
cation thereof by the General Freight
Agents Association, Row in session ip
this Cty.
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Attachment Suit.

In the Circuit Court of Shelby county, Tenn
3. II. Burton Co. VS.. Geo. W. Scott.
A WRIT of attachment having been sued
n out against the estate of the defendant
Geo. W. Scott, and returned levied on per-
sOnal property In such case. and affidayft
having been made thai the defendant Is in
dehted 20 plaintiff in the sum of g., by ac-
count
It Is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant Geo. W. Scott make his personal appear
ance before the Judge of the Circuit Court at
term ofsaid court to be held for Shelby coun-
on the fourth Monday In May next and defend
said attachment suit, within the time pre-
scrtbed by law, or the same Will be proceeds ed
with exparte, and that This notice be pub-
lished in the Memphis Appeal, once a week
for four consecutive weeks. April ~ lS7O.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk.
BY B. Z. COLEMAS, Deputy Clerk.
Wilson Il Beard. ATTORNEYS for ultIf au2g
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SENTER.
Mare Proof Of his Having Turned his Back
Upon the People Of Tennessee.

From the Washington correspondent OF
of then. Y. Times.l
GOV. Senter was before the House
Committee on Reconstruction to-day,
In reference TO the trouble in Tennes-
zee and the political condition Of that
state. lie stated to the committee
that between the months OF NoVeIn-
Ter 1859. and January, 1870, he ofiers
40 600 reward for the apprehension
OF the perpetrators Of murders IN the
Stsfe. and that out Of that amount
.onIy s2O0 vas claimed and paid. II
appears that no reward offered was
bigher than $500, which would make
lI5 murders In three months, ana only
One conviction.
From the Washington correspondent OF
the n. Y. Herald
Gen. Butler examined Gov. Sentef
very closely as to the effect a genera
amnesty would have upon the rebels
Senter did not think it would DO them
any good. In his opinion the only
remedy was militia or troops OF some
Kind. The ex-rebels. be said, had q
marked respect for power, and thor
ough contempt for anything like
weakness.
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but % to 59c per barrel higher Is asked wher
/ offered at all, country Is quoted at s8 q
/ rump, S2la23 So Bulk Meats-Shouldefs he'll
a. nc Tor loose, on the spot, and e. interlo
/ and clear l5c- Bacon-ShOulders are quote,
al lie; clear rib Sides 1554c: clear sides, IG1Ze
for packed. with some Jobbing sales, but fey
are Offering these figures; Light sugar-eures
hams y 5sals1zc. for esnvassed and packed, a
Lard-Priime city kettled leaf sold at Ice in
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2a-Flour is dali
suPernne 81 =; Xxx 81 70; xxx S. %,
Grain-COrn Is duh at 81 Ofdl C5. Oats glag3c
aay quiet at s2s SO. Bran drmer, and held
Provisions-Mess Pork ssOa9O Is. Bacon
shoulders lZ54e; clear rib i61le; clear sides
i.5Se, ,,5S Hams nrm al ls1zslsc. Lard i6159is14e
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, 1Aprll Tobacco sales oi
lS5 hhds at prices ranging from s. s. to s32 So
Cotton arm; Middiings 2c.
Bagging 25c.
FlOur-eX family S..
Corn. in sacks, 81 05. Oats do 82c. wheat
red and white, 81 lO9l 20; barley 7jast 10; rye
s5; hay so 50.
Provision market active; Mess Pork SO;
shoulders l2l4e. Hams, lsalse. Lard l64ze in
tierces, keg lie.
sugar in good demand at IOlaI4l4c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. April 2-Grain-Wheat is steady:
amber 81 o.; no. 2 red 81 O5. Corn Ia2e lower:
No sla92e; No. 2slc. Oats quiet; No. / Soc
No. 531zc
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Flour quiet but arm.
Gratn-Wheat steady at SOC. for No. ?; spring
goaS7c Oats 5ia55e. Rye T5aT7e WHISKY 81
O.
Proyisions-Pork s2s 50. Dry salted shoul-
ders lOEc. Hams and clear rib sides I4lSe.
BscOn-shouIders II54c; clear sides I65SaIggic
Lard quiet at l5al51lc.
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Congregational COsyeniiOu.

CHICAGO, April p. The Pilgrims
Memorial Convention viii be held next
wednesday and Thursday at Farweu
Hail IN pursuance to cali made at the
conferences in Broadway Tabernacle, New
York. on the I'd OF March lis designed
to raise s, 900 000 during the year for the
purpose OF extending Puritan idess and
doetrines. Five hundred delegates have
sent ia their names as intending to be
present. The opening address viii be
made by Mr.. James Post, OF 81. LOUIS
and Racon. Of New Haven, on fuesday
evening. President Z. Q. Haven viii ad'
dress tie Secretary Of Inquiry on Wed
pesday evening; the Rev. DR.. J. r
Thonpsoa, the Rhetorical Society, on
Thursday evening. The anniversary o
the Theological Seminary Will be held
Six of the graduates of one Of the profes
sious will deliver addresses fhs tTien,
nisi Convention of the Congregations
churches Of the Northwest will meet a
fbe same time for the purpose Of electins
directors, and other business.
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RECONSTRUCTION.
The LAST Efforts pf the Tennessee Radicals
-Boone's Testimony.
The Extremists Cannot Garry Out Their
Revolutionary Programme.
From the Nashville Banner.I

From the Nashville Bannerl
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The tesu-
mony of Boone, Of your State, given
before the Reconstruction Committee
yesterday, is likely to be the last in
the Tennessee case. The Committee
will got take any vote on the question
On reconstruction or no reconstruction
until after the Georgia bill is disposed
III and when the vote is taken, you
may rpiV on it, the reVOlutiOni5ts VIII
not carry their point. Even poor, de-
erepid old BrOWnlow, WHO has here
tOfOre been EaDguine about the recon
struetion scheme, IS now frank enough
to own what he Is at last compelled to
believe, that the interference bubble Is
burst. In saying all this, 1 90 not
mean TO have il inferred that all at
tempt toward terFitorializing Ten
.Dessee at an end, but simply that
those in favor Of the scheme form too
insignificant a minority, morally and
numerically, to accomplish Rnything.
Jerusalem Smith Is still rs tussy as
ever. but the more the little villain has
10 say, the worse il is for his case, as he
l. generally despised. Stokes, May
aard and Arnell command a little
.rnSre respect, but their influence is
powerlass to accomplish what is so
aear TO their hearts. OF late they
AaRe been piping rather low in their
Slaims, compared to their insolent
'elaands OF a few weeks ago. They
u v modestly declare they do not
NJ iio tCOngrsss 20 20 any fmtther thaD
y, al "a. Sape the present Legislature ille-
- N11 &c d3e ground Of frauds in allow
a. a. Om XiEtered citizens TO vote.
iR RsdicaI cis an. I al, as Congress is, i I'M
orItnds go o. .U y att ese gentry want,and
that is another leas,' oi power. s', l,y : r. =
psaf again, hat ,'Hough me 3 eg9rt ., 'rla q 2,
made, the ertren Nists ca. ''''% .oS,, "..'o5,'
tie strength TO cary Om the. " '''o'I'
tiOndry programme. tho
The action of the Senate on -
Georgia bill is a bitter pill to BullOcl
who wanted the Legislature continued
In power until 1872. The bill, as il
came from the Senate, is not exactly
as Con serVatives would have it, bat
1t is much more palatable to them
than to the Radical faction. The inn
preston is general that the House will
concur in the action Of the Senate.
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RED RIVER.
Latest from the insurgents --f.iei Master
Of the Situation, and the People Submit
to Him --Riel's Preelamstioa---Hs Par
dOns those who RebeIIed asaiHst Him,
Ste Etc.

s.. PAUL, MINI, April 22.-The first
news for three weeks from the Red River
Settlement, was brought by mess enger.
The whole valley Of the Red river is one
vast lake.
Political matters were quiet. All the
people we're acting under the rule Of Riel,
and making preparations Of defense
against the Indians, who were getting
very troublesome.
No news of the Canadian excitement
had been received.
BY the permission of Riel the Hudsonis
Bay Company had resumed business.
Kiel issued long proclamation on the
llth inst, TO the people of the Northwest,
of which the following is an extract:
1.-THE Governor pardoRs all those whom
political differences have led astrsy for
time.
FAunesty will be generally accorded to
all tboss who will snbrait to the Govern
ment; who viii discountenance or in
form against al dangerous gathering. From
this day forth, the public highways are
opsn TO the Hudson Bag Company who rap
now resume business, themselves con-
tributing to the ppblic good. They cir
eulsts their money IS of old they pledge
thsmsel yes TO elevate theespse. Tbs stten-
ton of the Government is also d.
rected. very especially to the northern
part of the country, in order that trade
may not receive any serious check, and
peace Ia the Indian districts may thereby
be all the more securely maintained. The
disastrous war, which 81 one time threat
ened US, has left among US for the wost
depiorsble result that the people feel re-
assured, led by the grace of Providence
and the differences Of my fellow citizens
10 the highest in the Government of nay
country, proclaim that peace reigHs IL
our midst this day.
Canada invites the Red River people
10 sn apicable arrangement, and offers
20 guarantee as our rights, and 80 give "
place IN the confederation equal 70 thal
of any other province eonneetsd with tht
provincial government. hereeommead'
the old friendship which used to bind us
and by the ties of the same patriotism
| Their lives are their liberty and thei
happiness. Let US remain united sfq W
shall be happy"
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WALTHAM WATCHES.
WALTHAM
Watches !.

81 The extensive use of these Watches faT
the last fifteen years by Railway Conductors
Engineers and EXpressIneu. the most exact
ing Ofwai ch-wearers. has thoroughly demon
stTated the strength. Steadlness, durability
and accuracy Of the Waltham Watch. To
satisfy that class in all these respects, is 10
decide the question as to the real value OF
More than ASO. 900 Of these
Watches are now speaking for themselves In
the pockets OF the peopls-a proof and n
guarantee Oftheir superiority over ala others
The superior organization and great extern
| Of the Company Works at Waltham, enable
| them 70 produce watches at price which
renders competition futile. and those WE
buy any other Watch, merely pay from 3 tu
50 per cent. more for their watches than is
necessary.
We are now selling Waltham Watches OF
less prices in greenbacks than the gold prices
hefOre the war. There IS no other maDufar-
ture OF any kind in the United States Of which
this can be said.
These tims-piec9s combine every improve
ment that a long experience has proved oi
real practical use Having had the refusal
of nearly every Invention in WatchU aktug
originating in this country or In Europe
only those were nnally adopted which severe
testing by the most skillful artisans In OEr
works and long use on the part OF the publie.
enduring time-keeping-
Among the many improvements We Wouid
peculiar construct ion. 70 prevent damage 70
the train by the brsszaae Of main springs f.
original Win Tie A ~ erlca1 W aICQ IOIn paQT.
who, having had the refusal OF all other con
trivsnceS, adopted FOgg's Patent pinion as
being she best and faultless.
Hardened and temp persd hair springs, now
universally admitted by watchma kers 70 Be
the best, are used In all grades OF Walthsnl
Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust-prooE
caps, protecting the movement from dusE
ana leSSeni Ing the necessity OF The frequent
cleaning necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-Wtnder, or keyless
watch, is already a decided success and
great Improvement on any stem-wlndins
watch in the American market, and by far
the cheapest watch Of its quality now offered
the United states where watchmakers do nos
abound, watches with the abOve-mentiOneC
I'm pFOyements, which tend to insure accura-
cy. cleanliness durability and convenience.
must prove invaluable
Every watch guaranteed by the Company.
To prevent imposition, buyers should see
that every watch should bear either OF the
following trade marks:
American Watch hCoN-.----..--....-W altman.
Appleton, Tracy & CO.
p. 3 Bartlett.---.----.----..--...------..
William Ellery
Home Watch CO---..--...-..-...-.--.. q
For sale at retail by all respectable dealer
A descriptive circular giving much usefuI
Information sent 10 any address on applica-
ton
No watches retaiIed by the Company.
Address,
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MASONIC NOTICE.
NONRESIDENT Notice

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby County, Tenn.
Goodbar Gilliland VS.. Z. A Lockart and
d. II. Stayten.
A WRIT Of attachment having been sued
n out against the estates or the defendant ts
Loekart and Stayten and returned by the
Shertn, levied by punishment, and afidayft
having been made that the defendants are
Indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum OF S3O2 43.
due by account, and that the said defendants
Z. A. LOckart and d. II. Stayton, are nou-res-
idents OF the state of Tennessee
II is therefore ordeaed that they make their
personal appearance before the Judge OF the
Circuit Court, at term of said court to be
held for Shelby county, at the courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, on the fourth Monday
in May next, and defend said attachment
suit, within the time prescribed BY law or
the same will be proceeded with exparte and
that this notice be published in the Mem phfs
Appeal, once q week for four consecutive
weeks. April % 1870
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk.
By F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk,
Wilson q Beard, attOru6yS for plt'f ann
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East eirl Ito sporting gent: 81 say,
Dick the Colonel has won the Grand Ma
tional by a neck. kop owe me pair OF
giov~s 9 cent; ~ DO. What sort 4"
Girl. s. Boxing Gloves. Punch.
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RIOOO Reward

For any case OF Blind, Bleeding or Itching
PILES that DEBTNGi5 PILE REMEDY fails 10
cure. 1t has cured cases of 20 years standing.
Try it, and get rid of the most troublesome
disease flesh is heir to. Sold by all druggists.
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
LdbrGtoya-142 Franklin street,
ap22 Baltimore, Nd
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hs children , Of tse sunday school OF
- presented the handsome suW of
500 s. 70 the Rector, as an Easter offer
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DIED.

PALLEY-Yesterday April 22d, AMANDA
BELL, only daughter OF Rev. Robert Tauey.
The friends and aequaintances Of the fam
lily are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this morning at 10 o'clock, from their
residence, No. oil Pontotoc street.
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY ow9
Particular Attention Paid 10 the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upon ali Diseases pertaining TO his
Speciality, and al other Diseases, not re4olr-
a1-A seperate Once for Ladies'. 81
Odace hours from O'Clock an, 10 O'Clock
p.nal y. 8 JOHNSON, ~. -
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SOLD Bv AEL GR0CERS

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES legally obtained In
n New York, Indiana, ult10is and other
states. for persons ffQm any state OF country,
legal every Where5 desarticn, droIik ikenness,
Ity; nocharGa rantil divorce obtained. Advice
free. l3nEInsss established IS years. Addresa
~ doUsE, Attorney, No. = Nassau stzesf,
Rev YOrz az, msE
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VARIETIES THEATER.
Corner Main and WsshiuglOR Streets.

EEOPENED: J. NJ. SCHOOLEs, Sole Lessee and
Manager; ". II. Deadlock Treasurer
HIN MASON, stage Manager; Professor +
SNYDER, Musical Director; with the largest
and most versatile Variety Company in the
South.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT. Admission 25 Cents.
The Only Original CAN-CAS. ap3
BR0OM'S OPERA HOUSE
Jefferson Street, near Main.l
CHAs. II. II. BROOM . Lessee and Proprietor
OAAELEI W -old2e 14autte,el
Prof FRANK NKARRgOLD.-.---Leader Of Orchestra
open EveEy 1EhT.
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING
~ Sept. sd, vita q Mammoth Company.
The entertainment TO consist OF Negro Min
strelsy, Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Bal
lads, Duets, Quartetts, Extravaganza, Bur
lesQues, PantOLlimes and Farces.
Admission. SEC; Private Boxes, IS. se8
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ROBBINS G ApPLETGTl,
GeaI agents,
ls2 Broadway, New YOrk

IaZ BF0adWay, New YORK.
81 44sk 10 see he nesg gFULL-PLATE RA TCH
bearing tbs trade mark a. 4 AMERICAN WATCH
CO., Crescent street, EdHham, Arss-" n IS b.
far 1ie best FuEl-pgats Watch made IN the United
States. and s'rP0sses Gngthfng heretofore made IN
this country for Rait,0ay Engineers, Conduct
orr etc aDIQ dSw
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CRISES AND CASUALTIES.

Two Men KilIed-EIeVaior Falls DOwn-A
Number of Families PoisoHed--Fire-Sen-
fenced to PeBitentlary-Fire-A Steam
ship L0st-RuFder Of Scott at Fort Garry.
Terrific Explosion, Less Of Three Lives
Slaughter Of the InH0cenis.
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Nj EMPHIS THEATER.
POSITIVELY CRE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 25th
THE ORIGINAL
PEAK FAM MTLX
SWISS BELL RINGERS.

TOCALISTS, HARPISTS. VIOLINISTS and
STAFF BELL PLAYERS. Everything
New, Brilliant, Attractive and Unique. Since
their last visit they have imported a new set
of Silver Table Bells. 10 in mum Der; also, n
new and elegant staf Of 36 Silver Bells, a
new dOuole-aetton Evard Harp, and all the
late musical productions.
owing TO previous engagements of the
Theater, they can remain but One Night Only.
Seats may be secured al the Theater three
days in advance. Prices as usual
apls L. IA. HARRIS, Business Agent.
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The French Arny to VOts on the Pleblscltum

PARIS, April 22.--It was announced to-
dsy as certain that the French army,
which never votes, will participate in the
Nscite on the sth Of May.
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ihySe DOBuS UiSpalCHeS'"WHv oehl tneWs
WAsHISGT0S, April 22.-The Navy De-
partment has already taken the initiatory
steps to investigate the fraudulent tele-
grams of yesterday, in relation to the
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For sale at retail by all respectable deal ers.
A descriptive circular giving much usefuI
information sent 10 any address on applica-
ton
No watches retaiIed by the Company.
Address.
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RROOM'S OPERA HOuSI

OPEN EVERY NIGHT. Admission 8 Cent
The Only Original CAN-CAN. ap3
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the Senate went into executive session
and referred several nominations, after
which, the Senate adjourned until Mon
day next.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-24
OHIO NEWS.

MuRDER.-A man by the. name of John
s. Harrison, says the Kenton Republic. n,
was murdered on the road leading from
Forest 10 Patterson on Monday last. No
clue TO the murder has yet been found.
AccIDENr.-A printer in Seaton &
Nalton's Office at Salem had the tips of
the second and IhtEd fingers on his left
hand cut of, Monday evening, by the cogs
OF a Gordon press.
An importation with the United States
on which no tariff duty is laid-the
Chinese.
A SENsATIoN.-Quite = sensation was
created in Ashland 4 few days g on
learning that for the last two months a
young lady had been in our Iail in the
gulse of a young gentleman OF seventeen.
de (she) has successfully passed in Cleve-
land, Cincinnati and other places as q boy
OF seventeen, and until within a few DAYS
his (her) sex was never suspicioned. She
IS now IN the debtors cell.-AShLand
Union.
The Draining of Chippewa Lake, by
cutting and straightning the creek, has
virtually made about 1000 acres of first
class farming lands. That portion of the
bottom" now cleared is bearing excellent
crops. We recently saw about 40 acres
OF this bottom all planted with corn, and
we never saw better prospects for a heavy
weld IN this part of the State The meas
ure was considerably censured at the tine.
but 1t proves to have been a good move
after all WaaS1OorM Enterprise.
Steubenyille has a bona tide population
OF ten thousand one hundred and eighty
seven; q gain OF four thousand one humid
red and elghtv-seven since 1860. This
includes u small town or two outside the
corporation of some sixteen hundred.
The Census Marshall reports the popu-
labOn of New Philadelphia at 1928, Co
shen Township 1884. In 1880 the popu
lation of New Philadelphia was 1880. the
increase in 10 years being but 1868 or near
ly 81 per cent.
R; R. Academia shocking accident
occurred on last Friday afternoon, at Han
over station, on the c.. & P. R. r. A boy
twelve years old, son of James Anderson.
freight agent, jumped on a freight train to
get a ride, and was thrown under by a
sudden movement of the train, when six
wheels passed over his right leg below the
knee, rendering amputation necessary.
Another warning to boys clinging to
trains.-SGlem Journal.
ATTACKED ON THE HIGHWAY.-A Mr..
Johnson of New Lisbon, was attacked on
last Friday near Franklin Square, by a
man by the name of VIM. Estep, who
seized the bride of his horse, and dealt
Mr. J a heavy blow ON the breast with an
iron, and succeeding in throwing him from
the saddle. The timely arrival of the
Salem hack, prevented any: further out
RACES, and Estep made his escape. A
warrant has been issued for bis arrest
No assigned for the attack S
Journal.