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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-29

HAVING purchased tho interest Of I; T.
II Gwin I shall continue the GENERAL
PRODUCE and COMMISSION BUSIN ESS,
at our old stand, No. 20 Union street. Thank
full for the very liberal patronage heretofore OK
tended to US, respectfully solicit contlnu-
ance of the samo.
sep Left BEChHAM Il 70.
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THOMAS SINCLAIR,

THOMAS SINCLAIR,
CARPENTERS AND JOINER
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREE
Near the Bank of the Old Dominionj
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch, and On
the most reasonable terms, all work in his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent county, as
be is prepared to contract for building, or 20 do
any kind of repairing. lie l8-tt
TOR PICKLES--Strictly pure Cider Vine
gar and whole and Ground Spices.
6. VIM RAMSAY,
sep24 147 King street.
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MILLINERY OPENING.
nj RS. c. L. SIMPS

MRS. G. L. SIMPSON,
l25 King street,
Is now in New York making her fall pur-
chases, ard will be prepared for the first open
ing on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant 1t
will consist of an elegant assortment of FALL
MILLINERY, which she is now selecting with
great care. The attention Of the ladies is called
to it before making their purchases. sep q
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ATEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
PROFESSIONAL.
g c. N E A L E =,

q C. N E A L e,
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Practices in Alexandria and adjacent coun
ties Office with Brent IL Wattles. No. 10
Prince street. Alexandria, Va. sop 3-tf
DR. JAMES 3. HODGkIN.
DENTAL SURGEON,
rGraduste Baltimore College Dental Surgery,
Office and Residence 90 Prince ST.,
Two doors above Royal
Alexandria, W..
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered.
aug 2-tf
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N"W BOOKS AT FIR EN CHI s,
~ No IS King street.
OLD SONG AND NEW. hy Marsar"t H.
Preston; 81 IS.
Tho Song of tho Redecmcd. Salvation I" Sod
and tho Lamb, by Row. j. w. Hnrshn, a. M;
ST. 90.
Ancient History Of tho East. Tho Students
Manual CT Oriental History to tho commence
ment of the Median wars, by Francois Lcnor-
manL and E. Chevallier; 81.
Pcrditta or Fair and False, by Fairfax BAL
four; SOC
Captain Norton's Diary ana other stories. by
Florence Maryatt; SOC.
Another lot of the History of tho 18th Vir-
ginia Regiment, G. S. A.; 81
Tekel, or Cora Elencorc by Braganza; 50.
School Books and School Stationery. all kinds
and descriptions ut prices which defy compe-
tition. Now Books daily. --.-
sep q. u. FkhNCll.
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VIM. HEINEkAMP'S 6rst-class BALTl-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
ed for five years Sold at factory prices on &C
conmodalng terms usual in other cities.
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
will also furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the country, for which persons may have
preference, AT factory prices. hope thereby
to leave no cause for those who have at heart
tho interest OF Alexandria to buy away from
home.
I have also PIANOS from frst-class makers,
that have been out on rent, for sale at very re-
duced prices. Every instrument wsrr"nted.-
Also the following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinss. Accor-
doors, Concertinss, Violincellos, Bsnjos, Vlo-
lin Bows, Bridges, Pins Rosin, Mouth Organs
&C., &c.
9ss- Best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
Instrumental snd Vocal Sheet Music, In
strnction Books and Music paper. Orders TO:
Music solicited and filled at the shortest notice
My facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
a ccordcons. Violns, &c, &C., are much en-
nrgcd, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &c, for Rent: Also, tuned
and packed. liam lG] '. BEChEh.
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CONTAINING

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per cent
Super Phosphate, equivalent to Bono
Phosphate Of Lime. per cent
Potash and Soda..""... "......"...... per cent
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AGRICULTURAL,
FERTILIZERS.


We have on hand supply of
NO. PERUVIAN GU ANO,
warranted genuine.
of different grades.
MAPES' NITROGENIZED SUPER PHOS-
PLATE OF LIME,
containing 260 to $50 por cent of ammonia and
II per cent OF Soluble Bono Phosphate, which
has been extensively used since 1852 in different
sections of the country, and is highly recon-
mended as an active as we'll as permanent fer
tilizer, as per testimonials in our possession.
SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER,
fresh and finely ground, in bags or barrels.
All other Standard Fertilizers for sale at low
est market prices.
sop 10 HOOE, WEDDERBURN s. co.
TELLS AMMON lated
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MISS HUNTER will reopen SCHOOL Sep.
Nl TENDER 10th, at 1913 N. Cameron st. [au2e
NERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS AND

TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS AND
FLUES.
Samples of these desirable articles may be
seen at my store, and orders received for the
same.
Fues may be built in nine inch walls at great
saving of expense, occupying no space in rooms
Of small dimensions.
Chimney Tops are ornamental and cost loss
than brick stacks, and not subject to the action
OF the gases from coal as in mortar joints Of
orlck ehimneys, and requiring no repairs.
sep 9-eo3m +. J. MILLER.
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DRUG SrOR e.

~
Having purchased tho Drug Store on the
northeast corner of King and Washington SITS. {,
for number of years past known as MIburn's
Drug Store, l respectfully inform the citizens
of Aicxandria and vicinity that l will keep
constantly on hand full and complete asaort-
mont Of all articles usually found in first class
drug store.
Particular attention will be p.id to the COM
pounding of prescriptions day and night
aug Stiff SAM Ell n. LUNT.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 20.

STAT1sT1cs.-We have received from Mr..
T. Young, Chief of the Bureau Of Statistics,
a yerv valuable document, furnishing statistics
of the government for the month ending June
80, 1870, and for tho twelve months ending
same date. From it We learn that the domes,
tic exports during the month of June last
amounted to $40, 22G, G64, the domestic ex-
ports to $34, 636, 500. and the foreign exports
$2,G30,427. These figures, With the exception
of those relating to foreign exports, arc a.
over those for the corresponding month ~
1869, showing healthy enlargement OIL "ul
domestic trade. a,r OF o1e
was dutiable, and sac, $685. $50, free OF duty,
S2Gs. 4Sl .274 entered for consumption, ana
s103 S74'sso entered warehouses. The value
of commodities remaining in the warehouses OF
The limited States June 80. 1870, was $685.
sol. 473, against $62, 457 ,436 June 80, 1862.
The total collections of internal revenue 10
1869 amounted to $3.50, l24, l26; and in 1870
to $lS4, 1903. 127.
The number of immigrants who arrived 10
this country during the fiscal year ending June
so, 1879, is set down at 3S7,097. Of these
l22. GAS were from the German States, and
over l6O, 900 from Great Britain and Ireland.
From the British North American possessions
there were 40 403 immigrants. -NortoN Jor
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE La
N TEST IMPROVED STOVES, for sale
one"p III '"Sn az Il. CLARKsON's,
10 south Royal street
NALL SEE WOODS celebrated
u FIREPLACE HEATERS,
to heat two or three rooms, at
10 south Royal street.
A LII KINDS OF TIN, SHEET IRON
n STOVE AND FURNACE WORK done
at reasonable prices for cash, by
Is south Royal street.
vTHE CELEBRATED IRONsIDEs AND
PRIDE OF MARYLAND COOKING
wv - ' ~ E. Z. OIARKSON,
sep 1871 Is south Royal street.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Tho firm of JAMES F. CARLIN & co. has
this day been dissolved.
NOTICE OF Co-PARTNERsHIP.
We have this day formed copsrtnership un'
dor tho firm name of
JAMES F. CARLIN u SONS.
and will continue to conduct the HARD w AXE
business in all its -: ~ the Ola sIaho'
No. 63 King stree
We shall use oul enueayors TO give sat's-
faction to our friends. old and new. All orders
will meet with prompt attention:
JAS. F. CARLIN.
EDWIN K. CARLiN.
aug l.tf GEO. BENONI CARLlN.
.j"HS A. FIELD
tSuccessor to VIM. Buckingham,)
Manufacturer and Dealer in
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES. &C.
No. u, King street.
NY~Glve mo s call oct 6-'tt
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IANNEY1s OLD DOMINION TONIC BIT.

IANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC BIZ
TIERS as on invigorant of the system is I'M
eoualled, bracing it surely against al attacks
of malarious and bilious diseases 1t is no Sc.
cret medicine; the Formula is published on
every bottle. 1t is an extrac, carefully pre-
pared according to true Pharmaceutical prln :,
Plies of tho following we'll MEDICINAL
banks and roots: Cslissya. Gentian, Ds5ndelion'
Orange Peel, Colombo, Snake Root snd Cham
omile Flowers Many physicians having cx-
amined the recipe cordially recommend /! to
their patients: At this season, when mslarlolS
diseases are so prevalent, every one should
guard against them by procuring medicine of
this character. During the last five months we
have sold 300 dozen $500 bottles) of the Bltters
and have uniformly received most favorable
testimonials OF the genuine merit of the med-
elmo and the beneficial effects produced by its
use. For sale by all druggists and country
merchants in quart bottles Il! one dollar each.
A liberal discount to tho trade IN lots OF %
dozen we will deliver free to nny railroad sta
ton or steamboat landing. Terms invariably
cash JANNEY & CO., Sole PropTi"torS
,op23 No 1i5 King ST.. AlnXnndria Va
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GROCERIES.
CEO. McBURNEY s. SON,

~ 60. MCBURNEY s. SON,
Washington Hall Building,
ITO King street, Alexandria, Virginia.
Dealers in
Groceries, Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Lard, Family
and Extra Flour. Baker and other choice
brands Of Lure Rye Whiskey, French Brandy,
Wines (Foreign and Domestic,) English Ale
a:d Brown Stout.
Choice brands Of Segars and Tobacco always
on tand. Goods delivered to any part OF the
city. jy2l
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COFT WINDSOR PLASTER.

700 TONS PLASTER to arrive per schrs. T.
J. Tra(ton and Louise Crockett from Windsor,
NJ S. For sale at lowest market price by
scn 10 HOOE WEDDERBIJRN & CO.
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State Of South Carolina, J
Executive Dept. }

COlum bla, june l9, 1867.
Sir: have made full and satisfactory test Of
the Spectaces procured from you, and l have
adapted to my eyes than any l have ever used.
The facilities with which you fitted the glass to
my oye furnished me conclusive evidence Of
your thorough experience nc m Ocuist.
Your attachments in your profession entitc
you 10 tho confidence, patronage and gratitude
Of tho public.
l have tho honor to be very respectfully
yours, JAMES l.. ORR,
Governor of South Carolina.
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John Y. CREIGHToN s. SON,
SO King street.
(On the corner Of King and Royal streets,}
Alexandria, Virginia,
Are now receiving their FALL SUPPLY Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, POW
DER FLASkS, SC.
They have added to thoi- usual stock Coach
and Wagon Makers Materials, such as Rims,
Spokes, Hubs, Axles, Springs, Bows. &C.. to
which they invite special attention.
Thcir goods have all been laid in at lowest
cash prices, and will be sold at q small advance.
Call and see at 8S King street. sep "a
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EDUCATIONAL.

LEXAN DRIA &C "A u NJ 7 +,
TheThirteenth Annual Session Of This School,
which has been removed to the front room of
the school building at No. 81 north Washing
ton street. formerly Benjamin HsllowelPs,
will commence on Monday, September s, 1870,
and terminate the last of June, 1871.
The studies pursued will embrace all the
branches of q good English education, Mathe.
mates, Greek, Latin, German and French.
CHARGES,
For English and Mathematics, per quarter of
q months:
Intermediate Glass. "......"...." "....."... GO
Senlpr Cldss.. w
Languages are taught by Professors at their
charges.
Applications for admission may BIO made at
the residence of tho Principal, No. 81 North
st. Asaph street. or at the School House.
sep 3-tf JOHN S. BEACH, Principal.
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DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
u Alexandria, Virginia.
Miss Miss f. B. T GABshk Associate Principals.
Miss NJ. E. STEWART, Drawing and Painting.
Prof. L. G. COLLIERE, Vocal Music
EUGENE COLLIEKE, French.
K. kEMPER Ancient Languages.
Dr.. r. Fl. STABLER, Chemistry, Botany, SC.
L. LOWINSOHN, German.
EDWIN B. PAY, Penmsnship.
The next session will begin September 18th.
A limited number of boarders will he received.
For Catalogues. address
augl5 Miss 4. B. CARRIER, Box III.
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r. NJ. LAWSON,
aug 27-2m Successor to Browis & Lawson.
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+. J. MURPHY, M. Is.

have examined the Brazilian Pebble and
Australian Crystal Glasses Of DR.. NJ. Bern.
hardt. and regard them of superior quality and
any that ever came under my OBJ
servaton. Testimonials from the most prom.
nent citizens of the country prove that numbers
take pleasure in recommending him to any who
may need his services II. II. HAYNES,
Pastor of the M. +. Church
Alexandria, Va, Sept. -. 1870.
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TEsTIMON OF RECOMMENDATIONS
TRADE MARK.

Alexandria, September II, 1870.
Judging from the interview which have
had with Professor M. Bernhardt l believe
him to be skillful Optician, and from the
many certificates which nc has from the highest
men of the South, tina. he is an experienced and
reliable Oculist.
FL. MURPHY, NIL.
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COAPS-Babbitrs best, Stesrine. Oriental,
- Detcrsive, Chemical Olive Yellow and 9th.
or Family Soaps ALSO CASTLE. Bath Honey
and Glycerino Toilet Soaps, for sale by
son rs J. CLINTON MILBURN.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
YACHT BUILDING.

Mr. Ashbury's New Vessel Livonia.
From the Hampshire (sou,hampton) Advertiser,
Nov I6.1
The new yacht Livonia, now being built for Mr..
Ashbury by Mr.. M. Ratsey, is being rapidly pro-
gressed with, and wil no doubt, be fast one.
Many persons on first looking az her have thought
that her model was very similar to tnat OF the
American yachts in certain points. This is correct
but In one especial instance, ana that Is ncr water
line; there is not only difference but Just the re-
verse Is being carried out, as the American yachts
hollow the water line, and this one is round.
Ing. We hope that she VIII turn out equal TO the
hopes which have been entertained OF her by the
builder and others VINO interested In yachting.
The Cambria was evidently overmatched BY the
superior power OF the American yachts; but II Is
very doubtful II she had been OF the same size as
the sappho whether she would not have turned the
tables on her competitor, and depth versus beam
have been cOnquerOr.
Mr.. Ratsey Is also laying down the keel of yawl
Of ninety tons for Colonel G. Lloyd to be called the
DaydI cam.
Colonel Markham is also to have schooner Of
nnety-sx tons built, to be called the Harlequin
Mr. RatSey has also received orders to build
mahogany gig for his Highness TOussOm Pasha, tho
son OF the late viceroy Of Egypt. Altogether the
yard Is full Of work, and bids fair to employ num-
ber Of mechanics for some time to come.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
From the Boston Transcript, Nov. 80.

[FrOm the Boston Transcript, Nov. 301
Mr.. Joseph Linton travelling agent Tor G. E. Bos-
worth Co., 1Our merchants, of g3 Lincoln sJreeC,
Boston, was attacked by two desperadoes on the
railro1d track between Braintrce and East Braln-
tree at nine O'Clock last evening and robbed OF $47
In money and gold watch. MIR. Linton was on
his way from Weymouth to take the half-past nind
O'Clock train from Boston and chose the rallread
track to gain time. As ne neared the bridge au
East Braintree two men approached from behind,
engaged In earnest conversation, and when undeE
the bridge Mr. Linton crossed to the opposite track
TO allow them to pass, as they seemed TO be-
walking much faster than he was. When they came
up with him one made Q sudden spring and seized
him from behind by the coat collar with one hand
and by the throat with the other. The second
party then searched and rned his pockets, approx
priating valuabcs and throwing boxes of flour samS
pies and sand into his mouth anu face to prevent
0utcrles during the sew re struggle That ensued,
When they had completed the robbery they began to
abuse their victim, throwing him down, kicking
him in the chest and stomach, striking him, and
1nally dragging him some distance toward tho
river, evidently with the intent Of finishing their
work by murder; but they abruptly ceased and fed
before accomplishing their diabocal purpose, hav1
ing evidently been frightened by what they supA
posed wero approaching footsteps, which Mr.. Linz
ton, III his halc0nscious condition, was unable Ia
hear. The injured man slowly recovered, so as To
proceed with difficulty to the railroad station, an
eighth OF mile away. He is this morning confined
to MS rOom and, though suffering severely from tnd
wounds, ne expects to be able TO resume his Dusts
ness In few days. He is confident or his ability I'd
recognize his assailants should they be secured by
the authorities.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
E U u O p z.

The French transatlantic mail steamship Periere,
Captain Daure, from Havre the nth and Brest the
10Th Of November, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon after an excellent passage, made IN the
face Of strong westerly gales and heavy head sea.
the Periere landed mail file OF English newspa-
pers.
The London Standard OF the 18th inst, speaking
Of the war crisis and the Gladstone Cabinet policy
SAYS
Prince Gortchakon-s despatch to Baron Brunnow,
In which the announcement Is made OF the Russian
governments reputation OF the Treaty OF 1865 is
dated the 10Th October. Lord Granviiles answer
appears to have beon despatched on the 10Th inst
On the 9th inst her Minister'S including the
premier ana the Foreign Secretary, dined with the
Lord Mayer at the GuildhaiL How Is It that not u
word escaped them on the question raised by the
country Is concerned, OF far more importan than
the proposed arnistice between France and Prussia,
and one on which al this moment depends the Issue
OF peace or war?
me Berlin correspondent or the London Times,
writing on the 18th OF November on the subject OF the
agitation OF the Eastern question by Russia. says
Prussia IS indeed aware thar the Russiaps, partly
rom natural dislike to the Germans and partly
because they do nor relish the idea OF having very
formidable neighbor, have strongly sympa,h
win the french In the present campaign, and VIII
pfoDaDy vent their spite against her at no very dis
tant date. Prussia, therefore, has no interest IN
strengthening the Russians, and Will certainly not
be directly Instrumental In helping them to acquire
more lnnuentlai position than they already enjoy.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
EXCITING MURDER TRIAL IN AUGUSTA, ME-.

Last September Edward II. Hoswel murdered
John b. Lafiin, OF Hallowe, Me-, whom he supposed
to be guilty OF criminal connection with hls wife,.
Hosweli was arrested almost In the very act OF klf
ing Lann which he accomplished by cutting hiS
throat with q common jackknife. After having
committed the deed HosWell made an unsuccessful
attempt to Kill his wife with the same weapon.
Lafin, the murdered man. was about forty years OF
age and was barber, which business he had purS
sued In HallOwell for about twenty-five years. He
was member OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
and enjoyed good reputation as o citizen. He left
wife and three young sons, the oldest not exceedS
Ing fourteen years OF age. Mrs. Hoswell Is about
thirty-three years OF age. She born in Wellng-
ton, Me-, and had been married nine years to Hos-
weI who is her second husband. The prisoner.
Hoswell, Is about forty-four years OF age. He lS
six inches, and weighs about one hundred and sew
black hair, hazel eyes, ana wears full jet blacH
suit OF clothes and looked very neat in his person.
PALMER the paint shop of the Portland and Kenne
bee Railroad Company, IN Augusta. HIS father and
mother are American: his grandfather on his fa-!
theirs side was q German. while his grandmother
on his mothers side was Spanlard. According To-
his statement his relatives are respectable and move
IN good society. 1t Is now being tried at Augusta
and the trial viii probably occupy week. Nearly
one hundred witnesses nave been summoned TO tess
fyslxty on the part OF the government and thlrtya
five for the defence The trial excites Intense n-.
terest, and the court room bids fair to be packeG
daily with spectators during Its progress
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
ssTHE TIGERS"
Presentation to am Old Court Omcer-Captain
"JudGe, DAWN Gets Badge.

Presentation TO au Old Court Omcer-Captain
"JudGe, DAWN Gets a Badge.
Ouite pleasant little affair came OF yesterday In
the onics OF the Court Of Common Pleas after the
business OF the day had been despatched. The occa
sion was the presentation Of handsome and elabo-
rately executrd gold badge Of the Amerlcus Club to
Captain EDWARD A. Dawn, chief onlcer Of the court,
who has for o period Of nineteen years been the
faithful and eicfent servant OF the The clerks
and onlcers assembled in the oilce at four O'Clock,
when Mr. Themas Il. Landon, deputy clerk, maze
the presentarion In a neat speech, which was
happily responded TO-, to by BY, Captain Dawn.
tiger's head around whose neck is es(ar fastened
by fsur diamonds. surmounted by wreath Of lau-
rels and svertopped by y screaming eagle. 1t
is elegantly enameed and bears the fol-
lowing inscription:-"To Captain Edward A.
DAWN from the clerks and officers
OF the Court OF Common Pleas, as q token OF their
esteem and Of his long and faithful servces.lS70."
Aner the presentation a sumptueus repast was par
taken Of by the participants IN the affair on invita-
ton OF Captain DAWN, at which he gave grand ln-
strumentai solo OH his harmonicum. The entire
ana1r n.ssed OF most AGTeeabH.
The New York herald., 1870-12-02
KENTUCKY HORRORS.

From the Evansville 1nd.) Journal, NOV, Isl
BY private despatch we learn that Arls Inrocks
morton was shot and killed on saturday evenlng,
Owensporo, Ky BY Peyton
and OF Robert j. ward, fsrmer distinguished cltzena
OF Iouisvine. The cause of the shooting seems To
have been about ths:-Several farmers OF Davlesa
Snnti9r or shooting on their farms, and some da q
nravions Throckmorron mad ordered Kincheloe on
his lands on Saturday evening klncheloe fOunds
ThrocKmorton trespassing on his premises and
ordered him Oh. The order, not being promptly
obeyed, was enforced In the manner above de"
scribed
on Saturday evening two boys OF fifteen years,
named Jacob Miller and Walter Owens, mad an ai
Owens to the heart nncting. II is supposed latas
wOund. Owens was still alive when tne hs M,
passed Hawesvile yesterday, but IL was VnousA'''
possible for him to recover.