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G 0 r E A
The Coreans Completely Defeired.
Commodore Rodgers Captures
Five Forts.
And Large Amount orordnancoI
Lieu. mckee aud rwo Men Killed

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The follow
ing was received at the Navy Depart
mcnt this afternoons: .egss
CoREA, June 90, 1871.
To the Secretary of the Navy:
The Coreans not apologizing for their
treacherous attack on the 10th, we lam
ded on Kang Noe. took and destroyed.
the lower fort and munitions. On ule
11th we took another fort. and then
fstormed and captured their stronghold;
Five forts have been taken. The troops
which defended them are reported as,
numbering 1l,OO0 There was desper-
ate band-to hand fighting in the citadel.
The ordnance destroyed was 4Sl pieces,
principally small brass pieces Very
many small arms and fifty flags were ta-
ken. We counted 243 dead Coreans
around the citadel We, had three kill
ed. They were the gallant Lieutenant
Mckee, who was first inside the citadel,
killed with bullet and spear; marine
Dennis Hamahan ard landsman Seth.
Allen. Our nine wounded are al out
Of danger and doing well.
Signed JNo. RoDGERs,
Commodore U. S. N.
DISPATCH TO THE BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE
LONDON, June 2S.-The British For,
eign Office has received the following
dispatch:
SHANGHAf, June 2S.-The American
Expedition has gained a victory over
the Coreans on King Hca Island. The
Corean stronghold was captured and de,
stroyed. The Coreans made desper-
ate defense, losing five hundred killed
and wounded The loss of the Amer;
leans was one officer and two men. kill.
ed and seven wounded.
| LIEUTENANT NJ nee.
Especial Dispatch to the Enquirer
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2S.
Lieutenant Hugh Mckee, United
States Navy, who was killed in the fight
with the Coreans, June II, was attached
to the flagship Colorado. He was ma
tive of Kentucky, from which State he
was appointed in the Navy, September
25 1851.
LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-Iieutehant
Hugh Mckee. reported in the dispatch
es to night as killed in the fight with the
Coreans, was from this city, where his
family is well known and highly respect
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~A French priest, who had usual
ly small congregation, was one day
preaching at the church in his village
when the doors being open, gandel
and several geese came stalking up the
middle aisle. The preacher, availine
himself Of the circumstance, observed
that he could no longer find fault with
the people for attendance, because
if they did not come themselves, they
sent their representatives.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-11

EE United States Senator Thayer, of
Nebraska, was elected to stay at home
after his term expired on the 4th Of
March, for defending Grants Santo
Domingo job. He championed Bsb;
cock for the part he took as Grants, am
bassador to that island. Grant, Bah
cock, and the Santo Domingo ring are
now endeavoring to force the. Republi-
cans Of Nebraska to nominate Thayer
for Governor Of that State. The Oma
ha Tribune denounces such dictation
from Washington, and notifies the Pres
ident that The Republicans out there are
not for sale
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Gg-A correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce, writing
ftom Savannah, Georgia, says: 81 know
of case where former negro field
hand was sent to the Legislature. He
remitted his salary to his old master TO
keep for him and support his family di-
ling his absence. He commenced by
sending few dollars week, but in .
short time his weekly installments
reached hundreds instead of the usual
tens of dollars The surprised fiducia-
ry wrote his ward that he hoped he was
as honest in the Legislature as he was
on the plantation. The intelligent leg
islator answered in explanation that the
boss had paid him sums varying from
twenty TO three hnndrcd dollars each
for votes given on different bills
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Scotch Colonies in The Northwest.

Lord Gordon, of Scotland, gentle
man of largo wealth, has Just compile
ted an extensive tour through tho
northwest in the interest of organized
emigration from Scotland. lie pur-
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Summers Negro Bill,

Tho first bill on the Senate calcn.
der is hlr. Summers supplementary
civil rights bill, and was introduced on
tho 9th IF March last. This bill
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national or State authority and that
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How q Dying Girl blarried an gdi,or.

1t is q doctrine Of tho Mormon
Church that no woman can got to hca.
ven without he aid Of man, except in
vcry special cases. TO DO married
and a mother in Israel is eternal SAL
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Without this, in the other world, the
Deceased saintess must serve as
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resurrocted mother in Israel. This
strange doctrine is thoroughly belicv.
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their eagcrness to bo married, either
in or out of polygamy. A case illus
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cnteen was on her dcathbcd, and
being unmarried she requested that n
certain wcll-known editor should be
sent for, to whom she wished to be
.'sealed," and thus gain eternal glory
in the Kingdom of God. The elders
complied with her wish, the editor
reached the dcath.bed, and thero, in
the prcscuco uf witnesses, tho living
and the dying were united in tho holy '
bonds of matrimony. The editor was
already married man, but his reli
glon made him take tho dying girl t,
wife. Instances of this kind are no
rare. Such marriage is considerct
doubly sanotited, owing to the solemn
surroundings.
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Eathing Uuder Difficulties.

Out 10 Ohio, some time since, twen.
~ EB,ptist olergy u,cn, who wero, at
tcniing " convention, went down to
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a'tc'no on for tho purpose of taking
swim. These score of brethren re-
moved their clothing and placed it
upon tho railroad close nt hand, bc-
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cause all thoir clothing that could be
found after u careful search, was sun
umbrella and pair of eye glasses.
And thoy do say that whom those
twenty marched home by tho reful-
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in single file and keeping closc to-
gethcr, the most familiar acguain.
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the man at the head with tho umbrella,
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tho more embarrassing, because all the
Oorcas societies and woman's rights
conventions, and the pupils at tho
female boarding schools, seemed to be
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route Of tho parade.
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disease may suffer.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Will afford instant case. Inflammation Of
the Kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder,
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Congestion OF
the Lungs, Sore Throat. Difficult Brcuthi,g,
Pnlrita!ion of the Heart. Mysteries, Group,
piptheria, Cnlarrh, Influenza, Headache,
Too'l'acle. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold
ChllS, Age Chilis.
l"e "pP'ic"tlon OF 'hc Ncauy RelioI 10
the part OF parts where tho pain or diff
Guilty exists will afford, case and comfort.
twenty drops in half ;umblcr of whscr
Will III few moments oure Cramps,
Spasms, Sour Stomach, licnri burn, Sick
lita lachc, Diarrhpa, DJscntery, Colo,
Wind in the Bowels, and all tho Internal
Pains.
Travellers should always onrry bottle
OF Radwny's icndy Relief with them. A
few drops in water will prevent sic cxnees or
pains from change Of water. II is better
ihan French Brandy or Bit,ers as q sliuu-
lanl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29

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