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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-11

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PERSONAL 81 81 molE Sazf
Rev. il. Mann left for Athens Tues.
day morning. 13EE
Hon. Lloyd Bullenpo of Green county,
was was in JonesbOro' this week.
Prof, II: P~resnell, our County Super,
intendentO Of Public Instruction is attend.
ing the State Teachers Convention, at
Nashville. msE tie-
Mrs. NIB. Ovens was taken to the In,
sane Hospital at Nashville this week.
eol. Owens has the warm sympathies of
our people in bis trying and peculiar af-
iiction. rar naF
Henry c. Collins, a Joncsboro' boy, is
tie Knoxville delegate to the Iuternation>
al Typographical Union meeting at St.
Louis, June, 1874. Henry we'll deserv>
es the honor. ga
Messrs. @. +. squibb and Geo. W.
Crawford have returned from the South.
They report money exceedingly scarce,
and an unprecedented dullness in tho
horse market. lsat
Hon. VIM. Rule, Postmaster and Nav.
or and one of the editors of the Knoxville
Choaic'e passed down the road on Monday
morning, from Washington. He says at
the Capital everybody is in favor of the
repeal of tho Back Pay and Salary Grab
law. Ia ~
Time deals gently with our beloved
friend, William.
The legal fraternity attending the Cir
cult Court, are Col, John A. Mckinney,
Col. John Nctherlaud, aud W. P. Gil.
lenwatcrs, of Rogersville; Maj. II, II.
Ingersoll, Maj, A. II. Pettibonc, Lieut..
Ben. Wilson and II. C. Reeves, of Greene
vile; Hon. +. S. Singletary, of Eliza
bethton Col. Charles r. Vance, of Bris,
toll; and Hon. H. II. Carr, Hon. p. p. G..
Nelson, L. +. Akard, Col. Robt. Love, of
johnson City; Will. Ii. Fain, W. D..
Haynes, John Fain, of Blountyille.
Our young friend, John b. Shipley,
was examined IN Tuesday evening and
admitted to the practice of law. To a
bright intellect aud a naturally legal
mind, he is adding the achievements of
close application and perscscring study,
and We expect to see him, in a short.tim
in the front rank of the young professions
ais at the bar. John has our every wish
for u brilliant and successful career.
Hon. John Slack, the genial editor of
the Bristol Courier, called upon us this
week. He is the same old "fellow of
infinite jest" and good humor, changing
in no reppect from his winning and win.
some ways of anti, bellnm days. Johns
business down was to find a Grange and
,%.jine" the order, and came to our Office
for information. lie had, in his pistol
pocket, a faded clover blossom carefully
wrapped in silk tissue paper, and the hay
seed fl fiom his auburn l,eks when ever
he shook that Webstcrian head.
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MARRIED.

On December 4th, by Rev. c. Taylor,
at the residence ofthe brides father, Mr..
E. A. SnIPLEy, and Miss JENNIE r..
SHIRLEY.
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plllIlsE1. .-|a -
.~r.LrF EPITHALAMIUM. .-rF
The morn was bright, but brighter still
The beauteous young bride.
Who stood With firm and holy will
The husbands new found pride,
Andcrowns Of love, by wedlock wrought,
Unto the marriage feast were Brought.
4 VOW pronounced in solemn tono
Falls sweetly on his ear; ,rv --rss
Her heart he knows is all his own,
o, thought of heavenly cheer!
And he has won his chosen fair
Of soul-lit eyes aud nut-brov n hair.
And then a purer Joy than this,
lllumines his heart with love,
lie knows her fate is joined with his
That she will constant prove,
Which gives full bliss without alloy
TO darken Ger his cup of joy. nT1&
For what II roses have a thornp s2.
A fiowreC's reign Is brief;
So ITO thee should sad hours come,
Invoke the glad relief.
The direst sorrows soon will end
Withsmiles from her, thy wife, my friend.
And thor, my faithful, loving fair,
O, may God bless thy life, UE
And may'st thou ev'ry fayer share
OF fond, devoted wife. ez
And he to whom thy heart Is given
Receive, with thee, all gifts from Heaven.
Then unto each may ev'ry joy,
That radiates thy way,
Be filled with love sent from above
TUgrace thy nuptial day; & al,
May mutual trust and faith divine
Forever round thy pathway Irvine.
1 &HNAs ISL eHstA@ s. A. b.
On the 9th of November, on Eden's
Ridge. at the residence Of the brides fa-
ther, by Rev. John Malear, Mr.. NATHAN
SIN. son and Miss Lynx A. NELMs.
On the LIST inst, by w. Il. McInturf,
Esq, Mr.. JOHN MURRAY and Miss W.
Il. HAMPTON, all Of this county,
On the 4h inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, neal Carriers Depot, BY
Elder A.. Routh, Mr.. john j. FORD, Of
johnson City, and Miss KArs A. Hous-
AN". ar --f III asED- f
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N. B.
The psrsan who borrowed MY Anthems
Classical Dictionary, two or three wears
ago, il be does not think The tine Of pos.
session establishes legal title tothe same,
viii please return 10 me, al Herald ana
Tribune efiee.
S. A. how'll.
Dec. fth. 1873. Il.
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Carter,s DenotLRav;vaI ~,

Carriers D~epot-Revival TOE
For the first time in many years there
has been a gracious revival of religion at
CATERS Depot. Elder A. Ronth cons
menced a series of meetings at that place
on the 30th of November and continued
them until last Tuesday. He was assist
ed in his labors by Mr.. Bruner, of the
NJ. +. Church, and Mr.. Kincannon, of
the Baptist Church. Tho result has been
80 conversions; l6 persons united with
the Baptist church, and 4 with the NJ. Z.
Church. 1t is hoped the good work will
continue till there will not DO one in the
neighborhood of Carriers Depot to rdvo-
cate the cause of the wicked. |
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EUTAW Z,
BY MKs. NJ. A. DoSsER.
-Jencshere,. -Tenncssce.

q This house located on Main Street,
Where parties wishing 70 stop over can
be comfortable sitaated, has been lately
repsired, and Is now open for the recep-
ton Of guests. Every pains Will taken
and 80 eHpencs spared 70 make this a
pleassnt1iome for all who wish to stop 10
Jolfcsboro' TIE table viii at sll times
be furnished with the best the country
affords. Terms reasonable.
mar97tf
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Sad Indaad

Sad Indeed. - e-
Our worthy Mayor, Col. j. G. Deade,
rick, "to the evil example Of all Others"
is hopelessly incorrigiblc in the US, Of the
weed, lie has lately evinced an ancon>
querable love for The aromtaic fog Of the
Virginia plant. When he comes down
street, after repast. he is 50 envel>
oped in smoky folds that you can't tell
him from a Baldwin engine climbing a
steep grade under a $50 pressure. A
fallen star, but still glittcring in the dust,
with the light of bis ever faithful pipe to
guide him on his way. saa
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removal ofOfice. seea 20
The proprietor having purchased the
large house, on the alley opposite Dosser,s
Store now occupied byMr. Nycum, the
Office of the HERALD AND TRIBUNE will
DC removed there. during the holidays
There is an abundance of room and in
this respect, weawill have increased facil.
tiles for doing our newspaper and lob
work, We hope our friends will note
our removal aud visit us in our new
quarters. 81 m
Thanks.
The editorial and priuterial force of
the Herald and Tribune return their &C.
knOwledgements to Mrs. s. T. shipley
and Mrs. Nathan Shiplcy for the hand
some and delicious cake with which they
we're remembered.
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'"',e" ''ui, pu' stiit SHttcrlnR Ill the dust,
with the light of his ever faithful pipe to
guide him on his way. trsaa s
Another Grange,
w as organized at Riverside, on Nola>
chucky in this county the 9th of last
month. The following officers we're elect
cd and installed: Irenius Keicher,
Worthy Master ; A. Tredway, 0versecr
D. Shcrfey, Lecturer VIM. Wilson,
Chaplin II. NJ, Young, Treasurer; A.
V. Deaderick, Secretary; j. j. Brown,
Stewart; Byrd Brown, Assistant Mrs.
Mary A. Wilson, Stewartess; Mrs. Loui,
81 Deadcrick, Assistant /; Mrs. Mary A.
Deadcrick, Ceres; Mrs. Mary P. Brown,
Pomona; Miss. Mary A. Keichcr, Flora.
Grange5.-Col. s. X. NJ. Patton.
The Grange fever is spreading rapidly
in this county. last Saturday a large
number of respectable farmers we're in
attendance at their meeting near Leesburg.
Several addresses we're delivered, and no
doubt much good will result. l
Col. s. k,N. Patton is working earn
estly for the interest of the farmers of this
county. by organizing clubs. making ad-
dresses, DC. His efforts are being crowned
with success, and he will be remembered
by the voters when be again asks their
layors 1T the ballot box.
We hear the Col. spoken of as be ing a
candidate for Congress; also, many of his
old friends are anxious to return him to
the State Senate. To whatever position
he may be elected he will ever be found
a faithful worker.
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The foot log over the creek on Water
street needs attention. II is a slab -sided
concern aud wabbles from side to side il
the walker does not ''plum" the central
line Of gravity. The other day, a young
lady lost her balance. was procipitated
into the water, but fortunately was more
scared than hurt, beyond strainins her
visual organs considerably in looking
around to see If any n had noticed the
mlshap. nua r3l
Persons living in the east end Of the
city are complaining Of the wrctehed
condition Of the alleys in their ncighbor,
hood, A wagon caunot pass through them
end some Of the residents have to carry
their erewood a hundred yards. They
are tired Of bone, carting" their fuel and
ardcntiy desire that the order. Of TIE
council for the repair &C these passes be
carried into Immediate effect. They
s%olemnly affirm they viii pay no city tax
uuless Il is done.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.
From the Lava EsedS.

SAN Francisco, May 5.-Adviccs from
Yreka state that Captain Barnard of the First
cavalry, has been ordered TO proceed to Camp
Bdwcll With his troops and take command of
that post, relieving Lieut. Winters, OF the
First Cavalry, who will join his troops in the
field with all the available mounted men from
camps Bidwcl Warner and Harvey. Lieut..
Winters proved himselfa good Indian fighter
while stationed at Tucson, Arizona, and at
Camp Bowie J.. S. Dyar, Indian agent of the
Klamath agency in Oregon, has made arplica-
ton to the military authorities at Fort klamath
in that State for detachment Of troops to be
stationed at that place for the protection Of the
families Of the employees and government
property Whether he fears an outbreak of
the Klamath Indians or raid Of the Modocs
on the reservation, is not stated. The settlers
at Goose Lake and in Surprise and Johu Day
valleys are greatly alarmed, experimenting an
outbreak Of several tribes of Piutes on rescrva-
tons in Southern Oregon. The post comman-
der at Camp Bdwcll considers that post unsafe
as it is dcicnccIcss There are at present
great numbers Of Piutcs in Surprise valley.
General Wheaton, post commander at Camp
Warner, who was in command Of troops in
the first fight with the Modocs has been order
ed to the front. The body Of Lieut.. Howe,
who was killed in the fight on the 2Gth ulto,
arrived in San Francisco tonight.
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From New York.

New York, May G.-Alayor llavcmcycr
says all Aldermen who voted to lay his nomlna-
tons on the table are not the names given him
rs those who had made ring to defeat his
nominations.
Archbishop Baylcy is lying quite i'll at the
Episcopal residence in Newark, n. }.
In the case in which the New York Central
railroad company seeks to cnjou Collector
Bailey from continuing the sale of the property
Of the company for the payment of taxes on its
scrip dividend, Judge Woodruff has decided
that the United States Courts have no juris-
diction, as the parties to the suit are all citizens
Of this State.
The application for stay Of proceedings in
the case of Michael Nixon, the murderer Of
Pf.itfcr, has been denied by Justice Barrett.
Nixon will be executed on the 10th instant un-
less the Governor intcrpoSes IN his behalf.
Stokes appeal has gone over until to-mor-
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The Strike. Movement.

NEW YORK, May GA Providence dispatch
says several more mills which were running
Friday and Saturday closed yesterday. 1t is
thought the crisis of the strike will come Thurs.
day or Friday.
NEW YoRK, May The master carpenters
and their men are holding conference to set
tie amicably the hours Of labor and wages The
employers are willing to pay $3.50 for ten
hours work, but the employees want $3.50 for
eight hours
New York, May 6. The men employed in
the blacksmith shops Of the Eighth avcnue rail,
road have been for sometime threatening to
strike for higher wages. Last evening tho
superintendent of the road discharged all
hands and employed nan society men. Tho
old hands threaten to wreck the shops and Il
force Of police have been called out 1t is
rumorcd that the old employees mediate al
onslaught on the men now lit work this after
noon or in the evening when they arc going
home
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'E'Ee Markets.

NEW York, May C.--Stocks firm. Gold
steady, at IL. Money firm, at ! to gold
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet
Corn quiet.
BALTIMORE, May G.-Va. skies, old, sc; do.
coupons old, 4G; Vas, consolidated 525 ;
West Vas, 10 bid to-day. Cotton dull; low
udIIings Is. Flour dull Howard supcrfne,
FLAG do. extra, G4a7!; do. family, Sla9t
City Mills s,lpcrine, Sac do. extra, 7}a9! do.
family, 94allA Western supertiue, 4saG; do
extra, 63a7!; do family, Sa9!. Wheat dull
and lower; whitechoice 205a2l0 fair to prime
do lS5a2O0; choice linen, :.O5a2O7; good to prime
red, l90a2OO; common to far do. l70llS5;
red western, lSOal9O; amber western, l95a
POO. Corn dull and depressed; white south
crn, GS; yellow south ern, G3aG4; mixed west
ern, G3aG4 Oats quiet but firm; southern 5Oa
81; western mixed, 80; do white, jOa5l. Rye
firm, 9OaIOO. Hay unchanged. Provisions
quiet but firm. Western butter steady; prime
to choice tub, 27a3U.
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Col. ARTHUR HER BERT.
Isy Green IL Wise.

1Rcal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
DUBLGC SALE OF VALUABLE PPOP-
l. ERTY IN ALENA NDRIA, VIRGINIA.
On SATURDAY, May 3lst, 1878, ut II o'clock
M. in front of the City Hotel in Alexandria,
Va, the following property will be offered for
sale by public auction, VIZ:
|. The TWO HOUSES and LOTS on ftSzssSt
the east side of Royal street, between King lsssl
and Prince streets, numbered, respectively, 81
and a. "
:. Tie LOT OF GROUND on the east side of
Union street. near to and north of Duke street.
adjoining the property of Enoch Lylcs, and hav-
ing II front of "a feet and depth of 81 feet, more
or less.
,. The LOT OF GROUND on the west side
of Union street. north of Duke ST., adjoining
Rocks blacksmith shop, and having front of
SO feet ana depth Of 10 feet, more or loss.
4. The LOT OF GROUND ut the northeast
corner of Royal and Wilkes streets, 81 feet by
SCI feet, more or less.
5. A ground rent Of eighteen dollars per An
mum issuing out of the LOT OF GROU ND on
the east side of Royal street, between Wolfe and
Wilkes, and now occupied by the dwelling
house of Nancy Dudley.
Terms Of Sale One.fourth OF the purchase
money in cash; the residue in three equal in
stnIncnts at &, II and Is months, with interest
from the day of sale, to be secured by the pur-
chascr's bonds, with good personal security and
deeds of trust upon the property sold. Cost Of
conveyancing to be borne by the purchasers
One bid reserved
J. RECTOR SMOOT,
Attorney in fact tor the Devsees of
nv ts the late ChristianA Lowe
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Foreign News.

ATHENS, May The government Of Greece
has resolved TO abolish its legation in foreign
countries except at Constantinopic.
MADRID, May Gu consequence OF de-
crease in the number Of Carlists in the North s,
General NouvilIas has decided to remain in
Madrid and accept the Ministry Of War.
The inhabitants Of the Canary Islands have
sent an address to the government renewing
their assurances Of loyalty, and denying the ex-
i>tcnce Of any feeling in favor of the separation
of the islands from the mother country.
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lLunicinnl Elections.

New York, May GA special to the Times
from Raleigh Of the 9Th says:-Ihc annual
election for municipal officers took place
throughout the State today. In this city the
entire republican ticket for Mayor and comlnlS-
sioocrs was elected by majorties ranging from
zoo to 80; republican gain of 500.
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ton 3, page of the bylaws, which is as fol-

ton 3, page of the bylaws, which is as FOL
lows:
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty Of the Principal
Engineer, once in every three months careful ;
ly to examine into the condition and number
OF the tire engines, apparatus and engine houS-
cs, and report thereon to the Common Council
together with the nmurs OF The members of the
Fire Companies; and Whenever any Of the said
fire engines or apparatus, or crgiue houses
shall require to be repaired, the said engineer
shall cause the same to be forthwith done,
should the expense not exceed twenty dollars;
but if the repair will, in his opinion, exceed
that sum- he shall report such case 70 the Coul-
mon Council without delay"
Chief Engineer eadbeatcr-That law is not
in force now. The Fire Wa,dcns had the fur
nishipg of supplies &c, and the Chief EGgi-
necr could not eXpcnd any amount TO: them.
Capt Smoot, also stated that the law was
not III force.
DR.. Johnson--I understand the laws per
fectly well; was i'll CouCcil at the time the
Fire Waricns were first elected under the State
law inquired into the laws particularly, so Us
Couuci stood the Corporation laws were the
same [ am ashamed to thuk that We have
been brought in here and placed in position
to be stabbed. The old Friendship would not
submit to such ty!any The old company is like
gold, the more you rub it the brighter it shines;
aud it was i'm possible to put it dVwn. There
were not people enough in town to do it, and
he defyed them to disband The Comrany. lie
dared them to do IT, We have the wealth and
intellect to prevent it. This is no. cSolisn.
| The question then was upon the adoption OF
| the resolution.
Dr. johnson moved that it be tabled
Capt Smoot-l plead for a little lcnlcncy; i;
is all we ask.
| The motion was lost
| Capt Smoot moved to lay it on the table
for thirty days.
Capt Slcuart moved 10 amend by inserting
ninety days.
The resolution thus amended was titcu
adopted.
During the vorirg conversation was
held between Mr. d. a. Windsor and DIR. j.
b. johnson during which the latter accused
MIR. Windsor OF being prrjndlctd
Mr. Windsor rose from his scat AMI addressing
the chair said, Mr. President, am accused OF
having Il prciudccd feeling in this matter by
remark :.
DR.. J. B johnson - Mr.. Windsor that vas a|l
ia private conversation sir, rot public.
At this point noton to ali ara was madc
| and carried
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Singular Fatality.

BosToy, May G.-Ofa Dutch family named
Vandcsoan, and consisting Of father, mother
and three children, all died except the mother
during the passage from Liverpool on the
steamship Nevada which arrived here yesteF-
day-a singular fatality as there was no disease
on board.
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The Western Produce MOycsnenf.5Si

New YORK, May 6.-Nuncrous delegates
arrived last night and this morning, many from
Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri and Michigan, to at
tend the Convention here this afternoon OF
Western producers to secure cheaper railroad
transportation from the Scaboard to the West.
a preliminary private meeting was held tins
morning to decide upon questions and propo-
sitions 70 be discussed before the Convention.
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Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, May 6.-Wm. McWaler, who
broke into the Wyoming, Nebraska, postofice,
and assaulted the postmaster and killed Judge
Wolff, who was assisting the United States
Marshal to arrest him, was arrested last night
and will be taken to Nebraska to-day.
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A Mistake.

ST.. LOUIS, May 6.-The Republican learns
that a mistake in book keeping in the office OF
Major James Lindsay pension agent, of this
citv, has been discovered to the amount OF
$4,000, and that Major Lindsay has made
that amount good out Of his private funds
The errors arc said to have resulted solely from
the incompctcncy of the accountants
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Immigrants.

New YORK, May Ga Norwegian colon:
for Minnesota, numbering over two hundred
arrived here yesterday. They arc to be FOL
lowed by several additional colonies
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CuIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Nav e | q m

WASHINGTON, May 6, | | a. IN.
H~bubilitics -For the Middle States, north
eastcrly Winds, high barometer, moderate tenn
perature and clear weather, becoming partly
and increasingly cloudy this evening, with rain
in the Southern portion. For New Eng land
ard Canada northerly and northeastcrly Winds,
high barometer, generally clear, cool weather,
becoming partly cloudy tonight. Foe the
Lakes, aud thence to the Ohio Valley north
ea>terly and southeasterly winds, diminishing
pressure, high temperature and increasingly
cloudy weather. For the Northwest and south
ward to Missouri and Kansas, southcastcry
and northcastcrly winds, falling barometer,
cloudy weather and occasional rain. For Ten
ncsscc, the Gulf and South Atlantic States
cloudy and rainy weather, falling barometer
and nor!hcaserly winds will prevail.
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Cakes AnicS E'araiyZcd.

BosToN, May G.-lIon. Cakes Amcs was at
tackled by paralysis at $ 0 clock last evening, at
his residence in North Easton, and remains
unconscious this morning. The local physicians
and two noted practitioners from Boston, who
went out on a special train, remained with him
last night The symptoms arc dangerous in
the extreme. Mr.. Aucs has not been able to
attend to business since Tuesday, and was at
his office on Wednesday when he was advised
to 60 home for rest, but no apprchcnslons were
felt Tor him until last night.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

BosroN, May 6.--Dr. Edward H. Clarke,
who attended Mr.. Amcs last night, gives but
slight hope for his recovery, Tor the reason
that his system has been weakened by a kidney
trouble OF five yeats existence, that threatened
to terminate in Brght'S disease. Mr.. Amcs
Is GO wears Of noc.
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DISTURBANCE A disturbance and fight oc-
Cured at A late hour last night at the upper
end of King street, between two colored men
nan Millerau Amos Buckncr, during
which the former struck the latter wi stick
and received in return a severe cash on the
scaIn from razor. The cry Of murder being
ra;saa Officers Horseman and Belts, who were
on that beat ran to the scene and succeeded
in arresting both parties, though Miller had
run off, and had to be shot at three times be-
fore be was brought to.
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NanSI;iuyhfcr.

SAN Francisco, May "a boy name
John Sampson, pleaded guilty Of mansIaughtel
in killing John Wilson and has been sentenced
to be imprisoned one day in the State prison
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VeSSc7 LOST.

VINEYARD, HAVEN, May 1.-The schooner
Arnica, of st. John, n. B.. WAS lost at sea on
the Bird Instant The captain, mate and Il sea
man named Riley were drowned.