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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
DAILY GAZETTE.
Attempted Assassination.
HENATOR POMERoY woUNDRD.
WAsHrNaroN. nc Octot,er 1

WASHINGTON, D. c., October II.
Thk evening about o'clock, Senator Pomeroy,
of Kansas, was walking down New York Avenue,
aud when he got in front of the Bryant House, on
tho corner OF Fourteenth street, he Wns met by
Judge Martin Conway, ex.M. q. from Kansas, and
secretary of the National Liberal Republican or
ganizatlon in this city during the Greeley cain
paigu, Conway, When within a few PAGES of
Pomeroy, drew revolver and fired at him three
times, the third shot taking effect in the right
breast. Pomeroy fell, aud was taken up aud car
Tied to his house on X street. On reaching home,
fOmer0y walked up to his room, and subsequent
examination by Drs. Bliss and King proved his
inluTy to be only slight flesh wound.
Amer the shooting, Jndge Conway turnod and
walked 1eisnfely away, when Mr.. Addison, of the
firm Of Huayek q Addison, ordered him to sur
render, saying, "If you have had any warrant for
shooting this man, surrender and face the conse-
queHees;" Conway turned and said, ''He Pom
erOy) ruined me and my family and handed the
pistol TO 7. d. Stlson, OF Alexandria, who ac-
cOmpanied him 70 the station house.
POmeFOy's friends say that Conway Is deranged
Conway Is q native of Baltimore, Nd, printer
by trade, studied law, emgraled TO Kansas and
TOOK part 10 the struggles of that territory as
free state man. After serving as a county judge
for awhile, he was elected 10 Congress as The frs
representative OF Kansas. At the end of hi
term, President johnson appointed him consul q
Marseillep, but was removed by President Gran
soon after the latter's Inauguration. He has beer
living la Washington for several years. and durinj
that time h not known to have participated ii
kansas politics Conway was taken before Judg
Snellrn Saturday night, and was released in $40
O00 halL Alexander AdamsOn becoming hi
bonasm M a physician's certificate was pre-
duced that tho wound of PomerOy was slight
Conway was laFboring under great mental excite
ment aud II Is said that the Of this shootin
was that he has had frequent political reverses
Kansas Whieh he sttribntes to POmeTOy. IL
lawyers have advised him to HEake no ssatemen
and, upon being released was immediately take
away hy his friends.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

uRRAR GToM NJ CuHA.--A dispatch from HA-
yaaa. dated Oelabef g says that ssvese ain storm
haA heen prevailing there for thrse days, with .
heavy ui5a. Storm elRnah WeFe displayed at the
Unitsd States hlenaI Ulce ard the vessels in peEe
got in rsadina@ Dor the hurricane into which the
8torm developed. Several vesaala weFe bFoken
teom thsir m0oFings, the sea brets ovaF the MeFFo
light house. and some OF the streets were inun-
dated, t@ A&t#t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Two singular moYements haYe occurred IN
Erance. The police o. Paris have seized twenty
two thousand photographic Of the son of the ex-
one Whseh looks a. Though the authorities have
Feaalysd 70 rule vigorously, and crush any bad
aiag opposltiou. The Count De ChAmboafds Who
anddenly and mystsnously disappeared some
days ago, ls now reported to have taken up bis
residence On the nelghboring sOT OF Switzerland.
Small signs though these be, they may mean n
great deal just at the present juncture.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

BURMIN0 az RIaREx.SIx HoRaEs.-BOstOn,
October II, the large stables bslOnging TO Mar
tin Hayes, corner BeFkley and Apples0n streets.
south cod, we're baEnsd Saturday moralnG, vith
eiRhty-six horses. FoEty Of flhs animals WoEs
owned BY MF. Hayes and the remainder were
neiahboEhool, The horses were valued At fF0nl
$500 70 q 900 each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Twsnty-ss4en mamhaEs az the Municipal Coan-
cil of Paris have iasnsa an address In opposition
. ths slavasioa oaths ooantds ohamboFa osthe
Eesnch thgone.
Tha loss sustained BY the Merchants NationAl
Bank 81 Lowell By tbs dafaleat0n Of its cashier Il
&039el, mhieh ahsoEhs ell the surplus ok tha hank
hus III iQp0, leaving its capital unlmpairsd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
nIaDursement or Groenbacks.

The Psymaster ol the BAltimore and Ohio
RailFOaa, On Thursday and Wednesday, distributed
100000 among $500 employees OF the road, at
Mount Clare Station, and to-day viii disburse
SIS, 900 more. For this currency the road is not
indebted to the banks, but from its business.
During the Fucent panic the company has not
found II necessary to discharge any ofits employ
ees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

REAL ESTATE in Washington, D. 10. thaA
could not be sold at ten cents 4 mot four yeafh
ago cannot now be honRhE Tor aaRenty-AF6 z
cents foot, and much has Tisea ey0m'h ~
Only one silk-mill in Patterson, New Jersey.
running on full time. Several kavs entirely
suspended 4se, H.,a'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

poLEzgcAE FgaEoN ~ The. Nsw York 1ibsEal
convention at ElmiEa. on Wednesday. nominAted
the Dem0eEatie atata ticket, with the exception
OF the candidates for comptroller and state pElson
Inspector, Cor whom Nelson K. Hopkins and Moss
X PlaAts Ne Republican nominees we're sueosi-
tn.ea. #
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

! A schodl teacher 10 New Haven haA been sued
for $500 damages for cruelty whipping pupil.
Is the barhaFious pRaetics Of corporal punish
ment sill In vogue in the '.L.and Of Steady Hab-
ItSg' No wonder @Llttls Delaware" RlOFiea In
her whipping posl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

aaAAcAsEIKAI1"--Ths Desnt Of Canterbury
made the "nareaatikap remark at the Evaneal-
ical Allianca laal wsPks whaA CAuneh and State
we're under discnasion, that the body had NOT
assemblsd % make acOnstiiuAiqn tor the United
States. t.ssts sa8sam NaE
The nsaF.slghAea hen, that ate saw-dnst.
supposing Il 20 be o0rn-Eaeal, then Wens and
thFoo weeks, ~ hateAsa Ans aSomplete set 0a
PaElPr furniture, Fps 2 pretty ielg ben. IA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

A Big Battle has been going on for years be-
tween the Constitution Of the Sick on ons side,
and all the Active Pos0ns falsely eaied kslnedl6s
on the other. The PoisOns have had the best OF
the fight, and long list Of the killed can be found
in every cemetery. But Rt last common sense Il
putting stop to this pernieious couAiet, AZ last
THE PRISONERS
Of the sick-rOom have discovered that In TarFansa
kaerveseont Seltzer Aperient, they have e1nie, a
tebnfuges q laxative, q diuR0tie, d corrective. q
regulating and aptl-bilious medicine equal to ell
ordinary exigencies. and good for every ailment O
the stomach. the bowels. the nerves. the muscles
and secretive organs. .s
Sold by all druggists. Oot13 -taW kW2W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
MARRIEn.

SAPP-G -GO0DEN.-0u Wednesday evening, OeI
Let; IN the new nesting house ct Me. MOrfah b
Nd. E ktitenhOuse, Mr. james E. Sapp and Mis-
all Of Kent county, Del - =. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

souEHnRN NMAnuEAuHURRs.-Tao hrstelaas 10.
eomoti vea have AnAA taxnad eak ag Tie South Car
elisa roilHaaA ahopa aa chaFlssson, ct eoat eoR-
aldarahly below PhllaaslphlA prices. and the
ChaRlssion Courier aaya fully The equal Of the
ksst noEthaFn built ainaa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
IIslIaa-s - -
nlEn.

RQWLAND-At his residence in Brandywins Hum
dred. on the 18th instant. Richard Rowland.
The relatives and friends Of the family are res
pectfully invited to attend the funeral oe the de.
ceased from his late residences In BFMndyWine Ham
dred on Wednesday morning at9 o'clOek 10 DFOceed
70 the p. ". B. depot flor the 10 A. NJ. trainl m
torment at st. James Cemetery, Kinssessing Pa.
Oct. 13-1t. = =
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= LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOIICR.-I. GEORGE w. ORTI.IP. do hereby
give notles that shAll apply to the Judges
y sae vCourtOf General Sessions Of the Peace and
ai delivery Of the 6tHte Uf Delaware, in and
5or tAo Couaty Of New CASTLE. at the November
Aefmg a, D. lg73. for q Lieenso TO keep 4 Tavern
called the Delaware House" in the Third Ward.
Noss 0lS Market street. WiiminGtOn Del, and the
ieAeowina ireehOldegs recommend the said appIiea-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
NoR SALE or RENT.

oo Z 80 itNf sc
That large and beantifuIly situated First. class
HOTEL, in the town of New Castle
A~A known as the Jefferson H0nae,"
either with or without the furniture,
Possession given immsdiAtely, a.
the Court will commence on the
18th Of next month. Apply TO
OaIAE MILLER, f'
Cor. 4th and King Sta, WilmiugtQna OOl.
or MRS, JEFFERSON,
on the.pFemises.
Also. a valuable WHARF PROPERTY. suitable
for Coal or Lumber Yard. Oct13-d3t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

N01ECR--Is aG1CHARL CONWAY, do huruhE
- nye notice that shall ARply to the judges
,oitne court Of uenefaf Sessions Of the Pesee and
Jan Oeifvury Of gAe Seate OF Delaware in and for
the NOnnty OF New Csstlo. at the November Term,
z: y, 1874 fer q License to keep Tavern at No.
lVt Maryland Avenue. Tenth Ward. WILMINGTON
Del. and the following fresholdeFs recommend the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
BOOTS AND SR0Es.
A HEAVY STOCK Oh FALL AND WINTER
CHEAP eOoTs AMP .stlOEeI
s.ssAans.. aoar. vsI.. Il Mes1ss.T

The a ndersigned respectfully informs his ..sMm
large and welt aAlseted stoek Af RALI#
AND WINTER BOOTS, SMOR8 AAd aAI- -
THIS. suitable for Laaiss, 6eaklRmaA. Mssaa and
ChlldFan, which arc Acturad Ten tAs best Mas
teFial and made ID the best manneT Ard willbs sQld
a. low e the same article can be obtained n this
my sleFs win have the AaveAkaa0 ca hlgG aSd va
died assortment tom NhieA % eeleea hShionAble
and neat fitting boot % sh0aAf IAa public are cor
daily invited 60 call and exaAiRe ny stock and
cara ny axoeatiaglH b0l REseNa, ~ ~
sapt10- JOHN X 4nAnCoCk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

HYOT4CR.-I, J. r. HARTMAN. Druggist. do
In hereby give nesiea that ahAll, AAply @ the
Jadgss Of the Court eg 0eneral si1ns u the Psase
end Jail Delivery otthe STATE Of Dslewass IN and
~ .fhe County of New Castle. &c the November
ESfua. a. ID. isgS hr License % sell SPiFitaOas
-IiaWeFs nedieinaliy at the N. w, Cor, Elfh and
frsaholdefs reeemmend the said applicaeions tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

AYOTTOR.-W, Z. WILLIAMS, Druggist. hare
IN 81 aivas netiea Of his iAtentiOn 70 apply 20
tke Iudaes OF the Court Of General Saaaioas %
he Peace Ana jail NeliVeRy qf ths State OF Del-
aWaFo IN aRa t0r the County Of New Castle, ct the
NoVauhaR HoPaa. A. ID. lS7a for license 20 dispense
Spififnous LiquSFa for medicinal use at the south
Woet eOFnar Of Niath and MaFkek streets. In the
Rihh Ward. Wilmington Del. The said appltea-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

NOTICE., s. W. CLEMENTS, do hereby give
IN notice that shall apply to the Judges Of the
Court Of General Sessions, Of the Peace and jail De
livery Of the State Of Delaware in and for the
County Of New Castle. at the November Tern, A.
ID. 1873, for a License to keep q Tavern, at Sgm-
NIT Bridge in st. Georges Hundred, Del in School
District No H. and the following freeh0ldeEs recom
mend the said application. TO wit;
A. N. Sutton, 5. c. Biggs.
p. J. Lynch, D. c. EnOs,
@. A. Lum VIM. Lore,
w. P. Biggs. Jacob Degau,
A. p. CornaRy, Jacob Boys.
VIM. II. WEBB. George BOuldeR.
Jas. Nicholson. Oetll-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

NOTICE.-L DAVID BoULDEN. a licensed
IN retailer o. goods. wares and meTchandisSs
hereby announce my intention Of applying to the
Jadges Of the Court Of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware,
in aud for the County Of New Castle. at the No
Vember Term A. 1873. for ioense To sell spiritq-
liquors in quantities not less than one bali gal
Ion, in School District No. A.. on Water street, IN
the tOwn Of New Castle. The said application is
recommended by the following substantial free
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

OOTICE.-I, AUGUSTUS TENWEGEs do here
~ by give notice that shall apply 70 the Judges
Of the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
JsE Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, in and for
tse County Of New Castle. at the November Terra.
A o.. lS73. for q License to keep Tavern at 405
King streets Fourth Ward. Wilmington. Del. and
the iollOwing freehoIders recommend the said ap
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

N0TIoE-I, HUGH MAGUIRE, do hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges Of the
Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail de-
iVeFy OF the state Of Delaware, in and for the
county Of New Castle. at the November term. A.
D. 1873, for License TO keep Tavern for the sale
Of Liquor, at the N. E. corner Of Ninth and Walnut
streets, in she EiaAth Ward. Wilmington. Del. and
the following keehOlders recommend the said appli
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

r JOHN D0ORDAN. do hereby give notice
lie that shall apply to the Judges OF the Court
Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State OF Delaware, in and for the County Of
New Castle. at the November Term, A. D. 1873. for
License TO keep a Tavern at No 81 East Third
street. SeeeBd Ward. Wilmington, Del. and the fol-
lowing freeholders recommend the said appliea-
HOn IN Wit
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- Letters from Msdr4d to the English
capital state that an Alphonsist rising is
anticipated to begin during the carnival
There is great anxiety among the peace
|ably-disposed class Of citizens, on &C..
count OF the threatening aspect OF affairs.
The men composing the garrison Of Ma.
drtd are said 10 be in condition border
Ing on insnbortlination. Many of the
private soldiers absent themselves from
their barracks nightly without leave.
The soldiers of an infantry battalion in
Barcelona have demanded their discharge
from service. The Republicans in Bill.
bRo are clanoring for arms, and the Gu
thorities have promised to supply them
az soon asreo6ived.
The Government is hurrying forward
reinforcements to the troops now operat-
ing against tho Carlists in the North.
The insurgents continue to burn railway
stations and bridges.
The action ut the Heights OF Mira
valles, between the then royal Spanish
forces aud the Carlist band under Ollo,
vas one Of tho most severe that has
tnkcn place since tho breaking out of the
insurrection. The Oarlists, who nun
qered l 500, fought with great stubborn
ness, but were hnally repulsed by the
Government troops.
Il is reported that Don Carlos is at
Vera. in Navarro. about forty miles
North of Pamreluna. He issued pro-
clumation on the 17th instant, calling on
the national troops to come to their king.
Dorregaray, Valdespina, the Marquis
- Holnazas and other Carlist chieftaine
have entered Spain. and are received
with rejoicings. They fail to confirm
the report OF Don Carlos presence on
Spanish soil. and his whereabouts is at
present unknown, as he has disappeared
from the vicinity Of Buyonne.
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The death of DR.. Lushington pro-
misses to revive. for a brief period, the
scandal about Byron's separation from
his wife that Mrs. Harriet Beccher Stowe
peddled to her own profit in the sum of
about $50, 900. and to the disguat of all
right minded people. DR.. Lushington
died at the age of 81 years, and was
contemporary of Byron and the other
wits Of his duy. Indeed, it was he who
was the confidential adviser Of Lady
Byron at the time the trouble between
her and her husband occurred, and who
said that her "dnty to God and man,
alike demanded that she should be sepa-
rated from her husband. Later, when
there was some effort to bring about a
reconciliation, DIR. Lushington refused
to aid it, and it WAS due to this oircum-
stance that nothing came of the negotia-
tions. At the time of Mrs. Stoves
scandalous publication in the Atlantic,
and subsequently of the samo naked
nastiness long drawn out in the form oi
book, DR.. Lushington was appealed to
to como forward and put the question
| to rest; but as the information came to
| him in capacity doubly tiducary, that
OF personal friend and professional
adviser, he very properly refused. With
his death the possibility ceases that all
the doubts as to the cause of the separa.
ton of Lord and Lady Byron will ever
be removed, unless, which is scarcely
impossible, he has left behind him some
statement OF what he knew about the
affair.
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jurors. have resulted in raising lt 4; a pro-

Jurors. have resulted in raising; q pre-
sumption against their impartiality.
Juries are not regarded with the same
confidence and favor that they were in
his time.s
"The jury. and especially the civil jury, y
he says, ''serves to imbue the minds Of
the citizens Of country with part Of
the qualities and character of judge;
and this is the best mode OF preparing
them for freedom. 1t spreads amongst
ull Glasses a respect for tue decisions of
the law; it teaohes them the practice of
equitable dealing. Each man. in judging
his neighbor, thinks that he, also. may
be judged in his turn. This is. in an
especial manner. true OF tho civil jury;
for, although hardly any one fears lest
he may become the bbieot of criminal
prosecution. everybody may be engaged
n law suit. 1t teaches. every. man
not to shrink from the responsibility
attaching to HID own, acts; and this gives
a manly character without which there
is no political virtue. 1t clothes every
oltizen with kind Of magisterial Office;
1t makes all feel that they have duties to
fuifll towards society, and that they
take part in its government; it forces
men to occupy themselves with some
thing else than their own affairs. and
thus oombats that individual selashness
which is. as it were. the rust of the COM
munity."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-28

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John Agnew & Son-Hay, Corn, etc
Meeting Riohland Lodge.
Hibernicon Comedy Company.
s. W. Hook-Notice.
G. 0. Marshall-Estate Sale.
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The "SAw.DusT" Sw1SD1Ens. VIM.
Il. Burke, alias George Moorehouse, -
OF No. 81 Amity. street, who was charged
before Commissioners Shields with being
engaged in using the United States
mails for the purpose of transmitting
swindling circulars, thus cheating igno-
rant countrymen by means of what is
known as the ''sawdust" game, was yes
day held for trial. This is the first time
that the Government has succaeled in
holding ''saw.dust" swindler for trial,
and it has been done through Assistant
District-Attorney Deniko, proceeding
under law of Congress, making it Grim
inal to use tho United States mails for
the purpose of corresponding with in
tent to defraud. The commitment OF
Burke created quite a sensation among a
large number OF swindlers who we're
present, aud who have been using the
mails to carry on their nefarious bust.
ness, rs this is precedent showing that
swindlers Of any kind who may use the
United States mails for the transmits
sion of any mail matter involving fraud,
can be held for trial.-N. Y. IPorM.
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Hiram White, Esq, ON aged and high
ly respected citizen of Spartanburg
County, died OF the 18th instant, at his
house. near Glenn Springs, after pro-
tracted illness.
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DEATHS IN TIE GREAT MINNESOTA
Snow SToRM.-There has either been q
great misrepresentation Of facts on the
part of the Minnesota papers and OF
correspondents generally regarding the
number OF lives lost by the terrible
snow storm which swept over that State
| on the 7th OF last Jannary. or else efforts
are being made by the Minnesota au-
| thorities to conceal the true loss. It
will be remembered that Immediately
after the storm the accounts given by
persons from the scenes Of the greatest
loss OF life placed the list of the frozen
among the hundreds. Names, places
and circumstances were given which
bore every appearance of having been
the truth, allowing even for the natural
tinge OF exaggeration which might have
been expected from the excitement that
prevailed. Now, however, the report of
the Storm Commissioner, appointed by
Governor Austin on January 4, to make
personal examination into the circum-
stances of the casualties in the storm, is
in, and only eighteen assured and two
supposed cases of freezing to death have
been found, and these were in Blue
Earth, Faribault, Martin, Jackson,
Mobiles, Rock, Pipestone, Cottonwood,
Watouwan, Brown, Nicollet, LIE Sueur
and Murray Counties, in South western
Minnesota: OF these twenty, eight were
frozen in Watouwsn County. four in
Martin County, three in Mobiles County,
one each in Faribault, Brown, Cotton
wood and Nicollet, and two in Blue
Earth County. II this be the sum total
of the loss OF life, however unfortunate
it may be, the Minnesota papers erred in
giving false impressions of tho number
of those who had fallen victims to the
fury Of the storm.
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UNFORTUNATE DEAru.-.Mr. John
Downing, native of Ireland, died sud-
denly Tuesday night, under strange cir
cumstances. Before laying any particu-
lars before tho puclic, we shall await the
action of the coroner's jury. Mr.. Down
ing came from Ireland about three years
since, and had made preparations to
start back yesterday. He leaves q vito
and ono child to mourn his loss
IVinns5oro Ners.
1t is no secret that Professor Agassiz
is strong opponent Of the Darwinian
theory Of natural selections. Not long
ago he was introduced to lady whom
he was quite sure of having met before.
She told him that he was mistaken. He
laughingly replied: "Well, we have
known each other, but I presume it was
when We were both toads."
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A large crop OF bananas were raised at
Palatka, Fla, this season.
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FAILURE OF AN ENGLISH CorToN
HoUsE.-The New York Times, of Fri.
day, the 21st inst, contains the follow
ing paragraph:
The failure of tho house of Lizarili L
Co., having their main concern in Lon
don, with branch house in New Or
leans, intelligence of which was pub
lished yesterday morning, occasioned
considerable talk in Wall street. a large
amount OF the bills of the concern was
put on this market. and it is generally
believed were we'll distributed among
various houses. These bills were mostly
endorsed by New Orleans banks. Pri-
vate dispatches from London state the
London Joint Stock Bank has intervened
for bills endorsed by the Crescent City
Bank, drawn by Lizardi, OF New Or
leans, upon Lizaadi & Co.. of London.
1t is said that the major part of the bills
was drawn against cotton shipments, in
which case they would probably be pro-
tected. 1t is not thought that the fail
ure will seriously affect houses in this
city.
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Cur TuRoAT.-Information has been
received of difficulty which occurred o
few miles above Newberry, on Tuesday,
in which man by the name OF Boozer
got his throat badly cut. It seems that
Thomas Neal and Mr.. Boozer met in the
road, and Neal, being intoxicated, want
cd to whip Boozer. A fight ensued, in
which Neal drew his knife and gave
Boozer torrible stab, cutting across the
left side Of his jaw, down on his nook or
throat. Mr.. Mcintosh was summoned,
who sowed up the wound; and although
all Tuesday night Boozer was in very
critical condition, he was somewhat i'm
proved yesterday morning, and his re-
covery was expected. We did not hear
whether Neal had been arrested. Union.
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AT HoME.-On Friday evening last,
Eli Ross Stewart, William Lowry and
Robert Hayes Mitchell, recently par
doned by the President out Of the Alba.
ny penitentiary, arrived ut their homes
in York County.
DR.. Hessel, who wns tried and acquit-
ted on q charge of having committed the
Coram street murder in London, has
had his expenses betrayed by tho &c.
vernment, and provided with passage
for himself and wife to Brazil.
Wanted-A boy who can spear cock
reaches. We want him and We must
have him. None but experts, however,
need apply, as our cockroaches are sly,
devilish sly. -Erchanle.