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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

Correspondence OF the Evening Post
sagasta was then at the head OF the Madrid
Cabinet. Determined TO put down at once and
forever rebellion which he feared, orders were
given to General Bildrich to march with sum
Client forces to the northeast and drive the rebels
back to the mountains. II did no good. Savails
army retreated, were hemmed In the dcn,es, dis
persed among the crags and ravlnos and woods
OF their native province, and, while the Madrid
newspapers were declaring the insurrectlon ex-
tinguished, reappeared In such force early one
morning as TO drive the royal army from the
field. General Gamnde then succeeded Bald
rich, but with no better result, and General Con-
treras succeeded him. 1t was and has been all
In vain. Under the republic, rs under the mon
archy, the national armies have been defeated
and their commanders disgraced. The Carllsts
have Increased In numbers, have conducted their
warfare with SKILL have taken and still hold I'M
portant strongholds, have been guilty Of few ex-
resses, and have many adherents In the large
lies Of the seabosrd ready to take up their
stchword, "Religion and the King" at the
uess Of every success that crowns their arms.
10 saragossa and Barcelona and Tarragona and
LeridA to-day more than one half the population
would welcome savalls as they would welcome
neace
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

BRICKS made u blast-furnace Stag can be
produced at low cost, and are said to be less
absorbent than bricks made Of ordinary clay
by forty or fifty per cent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

Ii THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE meeting
President Woolsey has taken strong ground
against the proposition to Introduce tho Lord
into the Constitution Of the United States.
The project Is an absurd one, and In direct
opposition to the theory Of our Government
and the teachings Of the fathers who clearly
foresaw the evils Of union between Church
and State, and wisely avoided II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

IL NEw York YESTERDAY gold was down
10 los, the lowest point reached since the
beginning Of the late rebellion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

OF INC Dhnrr medium, ana not 10
,bo grad,,, ros,,ro,lo, ~ ,bo octnowIedved
wy au"", ,.''o'a az" VI .nV " ,N,p, "
standard OF the world, nre TO be deprecated.
These remarks arc eminently sound. An
:, - -. -, -, 60,
lnnation OF inc currency "ou'u on'y curry
us farther and farther away from specie pay
u,.n,. and make Tho final crash nil thu morn
hou'' ""u 'i"no ~ " Wv ',''N
severe. Resumption docs not depend so
,nuch upon the Government ns upon The peo-
Nv I ~. 800. -, 10, ,,.,
p'c, anu , ,, 80, We ny, W unuo'. 'ana
,hs banks eould ra,u,ne to-uorr,,v 4, ,ho
'"' $50" 'ne
country wcro educated up TO the degree Of
confidence In the public credit IN which IL IA
,..a..... a, -, T.. .I,..,s.,. ~ W $500
necessary must oe euucated before rcsump-
lion can take place.
w.s,,,xoroS - ~ w,s ,,,
Uhut IIns R,rr Ar,.uulI.hed 4, the I,.,
~. y..A .,,.- =. a.. ,....
eshce NJ .se '"pr.''-
Ments-Trtbs TO Governor shepherd
The Rev. MI. Tudor, formerly pastor OF the
Nj. vernon Episcopal Metnodist tSouth) church
In this city, has the following able and Interesting
ar,,c,e IN ,ne New odran, chris,tar t,irocat. Of
r,,o,.. a., -. >, 10 an. In, A., ~.
oo'ooe' . !" 'es"'" W '"e ''np'''e"'en'' III 'u'
city:
Mr. EDITOR. The NATIONAL RErrBtfcAH, one Of
ne dai,s, s o. ais siy say. 10 THIS s mcrnnSs
disgrace OF the country, has blossomcd into q
beauty and loneliness so that It Is to-day the
nost attractive city In the Union" This state
ment approaches, In my Judgment, the exact
truth, In respect Of both the disgrace AMI the
beauty. A resident, as I was, OF Washington
for ave years during the "disGrace" period, and
proyemsat, Bke the growth Of child, Is 10 me,
perhaps. more OF q marvel and charm than 10
those who have remained. For example, / and
49,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

AT THIS DISTANCE from Philadelphia Il
seems singular that the Republicans Of that
city do not advertise their ticket In the daily
papers. For several days, with q view OF
preparing some tabular statements and COM
parativc tables, we have been scanning the
columns Of the Philadelphia newspapers for
the Republican ticket, but thus far 1t has not
appeared. We find the Democratic ticket
and the municipal Reform ticket, but no Re-
publican ticket. Why Is thls2 Arc the Re-
publican managers so sure Of carrying the
election In that city that they deem 1t un-
necessary to give themselves any trouble
about placing very Important information be-
fore the ono hundred and siIty-nve thousand
voters that arc returned on the llsts or arc
they unable to raise the necessary funds 10
pay the publication? The latter cannot DO
the cause, for we saw II stated few days ago
that the meeting held at the Academy Of
Music last week cost ''the party" o., 900,
which is just q, 400 more than 1t should have
cost, aud at least 81 200 more than Il did cost.
II one half that 10 charged against the city
executive committee Of Philadelphia, In ref.
erencc to the raising and disbursing election
funds, be true, membership on that commit.
tee should rank next to an ofice In State
House Row. But whatever their ability may
be to help themselves, the members Of thai
committee should not persist in so serious q
blunder as Withholding the ticket from publ
cation. Even II matters arc arranged fol
election night, prudence and decency require
that the names Of Republican candidates BE-
made known through Republican papers tc
Republican voters.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

ANEW YORK PAPER Of Democratic pro-
clivities Is dcvoting Its genius and ability just
now to an investigation Of the exact amount
OF money appropriated by Congress for the
expenses of the Executive Mansion. Tho
business is about as small as public journal
could be engaged in. Every Item 10 the ap.
preparations for the White House Is NJ.
jccted to the closest scrutiny, and the or.
penses now are no larger, estimating the diff
ference between gold and paper money, than
they were In the good old Democratic days,
The Executive Mansion Is, ono Of the public
buildings Of the city, as much Of an attraction
to strangers as the Capitol, the Treasury De-
partment, or the Patent Office. Tho Presi-
dent occupies only mere corner Of 1t, and
the "ushcrs" and so forth who arc In attend
ance are the servants Of the public rather
than Of the President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11
DOR SALE
~ ......as NJ
GEORGE TRUEsDELI-
RrNL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKER,
1TnEEr

A |
"A street, containing .is rooms, on easy terms.
A Two.sToRY FRAME, WITH BRICK BAst-
TWO TouRRo ONT BRICKS. on o STREE,
Il taOo each. |
A Two-sroRI sII.RooM FRAME, wrII
hho m AZ l9' , snd stable on stroet northwc';
AT A GREAT BARoAIN-A Two-sToW
"A bsscmcnt aud Msn.ari roof brick Houre, OIL /
lrsSs range. gas GstS&co%. sc. '''" '''
har nssn ,as ts,n n, q ,hs fon,,esn.h street
cheap, and Oh easy terms. '"' su'''e '"''' Wv
T OTIS ON GRANT PLACE rrrrrur,
II street and sampson street.
| A d LARGE !, S Sgs OF ELEGANT Rks.
i.s s :. 80 70 ss.s.: - ssa
~ North III 81 sDMs FOR
9ns .rss room ' spi;sbs fos ss
room 9r nr!uTc Rsllrry. sew raj small rooms m
| A FINE. e,rstSrss oppopr,tx,ry p.p
Ii,SIAL N sT2ck; fiFTuHEs .nd G2R
Location one OF ths bsst m ihe etyt Win evesr an
yS1cne, Tor S;rrrs1s % ,ss sH.ips. oei
wipcs and fiaor. W,o spesss c.n ~ r,,c ma
S So% S. dffs haaFc.. BO'ra q Ia
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F9oims s "a w E1REsr dlNSvEsTMENT DR
bISE r,nr fst .asb SsS ,nbn , aiS I'M
owner waS- money 4, pushes. oPs nr prIss .pn
further Particular. o'iI n gTp,,vor . ,nn,.ox
Cor fOurtosr Iss s,sss' md New Yorf Avn
WILL BE SOLD VERY CURAP-uorsR
w AMI LOT on East Capitol street, betseen
'S 81 ~ street. between and Q streets
non s,,r vn,v, no,,sr 49, no.,..
ss Isis. ID. On sl.,S .f.s, "! vet so psss
s2yo; $40 cash and balarcs on long time, az per
'sssssiis@ sr .,E.sl ES 81 ID n sd IL.
TOR sALE-wE HAVE FOR SALE, IN
house g, all Frsde. sangnx in price from on. e
ssnera pa6io in quest Of pleasant psses are
"'''' ',"'D'n' our A' MEsT ieResu RYoN.
.es .odtt' no First street southeast Capitol iil,
Tor sALE-oNE OF THE LANDMARKS OF
II Washington. on which grew the original forest
ssSis d sssns daily hi. sstaie, shew t'0 a.
eaa viii Sa aas f2u iEs h nsf! Ct
| whinh row q modern built honsts m'sht be put
one tenth eash; balance r Gn nl9ig twsao,x,,
| oeoet W. seventh street.
| IGOR RFNT-TWO LARuE. NICELY plrP
| NlsHED RDOMS. At No. lsi9 O street north.
VIZ. oetu
| Tor RENr-AT il06 NEW YORK AVENUE,
,,i , m,nh h1g ~, nnd Nsut streets hand
ROOM. on lrst aSor. Ali modem conyeniepces
veal. NAV DC obt,ntd IN the vicinity. octeou
| Tor sALE-ONE TWO.SrORY BRICK
| HOUSE, on u stTest southwest, between
| nontAnu Ahali and Sitth streetai water and gas.
| Pnee, toHn board Of Public Works eight per
| cenL cetuncars, taken " payment
yissna w sy.n hs ma OF fst .'rsfs west between
Gates taken iu IaSment;. no.,.
oeslo. onrAnda.ha1 ct aud Va: ave.
| INVESTMENTS ru,r >or,,,>,, suo,r a.,
| IN'ESS t u,sSsTiiAr NoIliiNI SHORT OF
ron GAZE A. .--.,, 49,, n,
House, on IVES side Mimi -trsrt, tween H. mi
Two fourstcry BRICK HOUSES, on Thirteenth
| street, bet Fecn y aud q streets. -
T Three four story three room deep HOusRs. on
| LhirIeenth street, between aud Y; nearly ready
,ThrSs foarstory HOUSES. on Seventeenth
nnc ,sras,nryy 70, 9}fsSSuls n b all.
and rear iat. on THIRD streei. bstWsen II and sue
"A desirable BUsINEss LOT, at corner and
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

Compensation OF tho Panic.
tFrom the New York Evening Postl
That railroads have been constructed In I'D
vance OF the need Of them requires no proof, and
one Of the compensations Of the late panic will
be 10 teach the people more conservatism In the
conduct Of this - Of other branches Of business.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

Colonel MARYLAND to the Front.
tFrom the Cincinnati Commercial
There Is loud call for Colonel MARYLAND to
occupy the once Of sergeantat-Arms Of the
House Of Representatives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

EN0R SALE BOARD, o. PUBLIC WORKS
IT, eight err cent certificates, or city property
will be taken in exchange, for q. fItgf CLASS
county, Md. The farm Is well located. good house.
two large barns aud other out but dings. Orchards
churches convenient Possession giyen immedl.
ately. App'yto RlLBOURN 4 LATTA,
Re j Estate brokers'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

Tor sALE.-WE HAVE FOR SALE ON
essnes naaser bUfEPN q H5f Of
sss PRG s1s s1S RFse k
figures and payments 80 reasonab e 70 At once be
suggestive OF soodly margin for speculation.
HESTER RYON,
ses7tf Capisoi I'M.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11
PERSONAL

nR. JANE WILSON HAS REMOVED TO
~ sla Fourth street, between y and y siroets
northwest ana has pleasant, rooms for lAfies wish.
ocS n -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11
INVESTMENTS THAT NOTHING SHORT
i AN EARTHQUAKE DAN ENDANnER.

'f'' Vaf4' IsINDfNVfsn'
ron HALE-An elesant three.s DRY BRICK
NJ, with deep lot and brick stable ali in tho iao~t
perfect ord r.
Two utstsry BRICK HOUSES, on Thirteenth
street. bet recn y aud q streets.
Three four story three room deep HOusRs, on
for Occupaucy.
Three fourstory HOUSES. on Seventeenth
venience. and nearly ready for occupation.
ana nss .s ~, n bhiok with ysTy den side
,,A desirable BUsINEhs LOT, at corner X and
Twenty eighth streets; s,2p square feet
Aspleniid BUSINESS or, at tho inter.ection
square feet.
Anne L0r, at corner ot Msspachusetts avenue
and Eleventh street east. near Lincoln square;
II a ~ i ,est II WIZ anu AZ s.,, -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

NOV oPEN.-TnE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE,
IN astreet, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
strects. Rov. II. L. KNIGHT. d. D.. Head Master
seipN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

IVY CITY
Is on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. adjoining
the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute. only
twelve minutes walk from the street ears 81
Ninth street east Lots containing 5000 feet flor
only ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, on
easy terms. Any one can buy a lot
Applyto
GRO. NJ. LANCKTON,
AuisN sis Seventh street, opposite p O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11
rw. IMPORTANT TAN NOTICE.

f#e IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.
Tho bills for special taxes for the Improvement Of
the various streets and avenues arc now being
itsued. within thirty days from the date Of bills
certificates OF Indebtedness Of the board Of Public
Works. bearing PER cent interest, Of proper SERIES
arc receivable at par In Ayment
In the present state Of the money market, they
can be bought very low. The underiiEned Is nov
makir this branch Of business q specially. and will
furnish suitable ocrtincsees 10 pay bills 1t mode
rate commission
By giving this matter prompt attention, you can
save large percentage Ali Information gratuit-
ously and cheerfully furnished.
lA0 Penn, AHenne, mar TrenAnrY nepI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

ENoR sALE-THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE
II of the late Admiral Montgomery, northeast
corner OF and Fifteenth streets, and facing Scott
square, aud recently occupied by General butler
A large part Of the purchase money can remain on
nc trsmssses; For price aud terms apply TO Hon.
Joseph Casey, No, 1 Mays building. or 70 tho eI.
VIII. H. MILLER,
ocleolm Carlisle, PennaylyAnIA,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11
-@.TwBNTIRriI DISTRICT.

f%eBY ORDER or THB SrPREME
eSS Court Of the District Of Columbia notice
10 hereby given that n cause on the equity side Of
aid court, instituted by 8ermond CrandclI AxAiuft
himself aud all other eredinprr Of said Bank, have
6een az ointed receiver, and have qualified q
court authorised TO le notice In the cause with the
clerk Of the court and thereby become entitled as
VIII. u. MATTINGLY. Receiver.
saa..Ru1w fStArl Al5 Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

f%eCAPITOL HILL AND NAVY YARD.
80 Persons reading east Of the Capitol can
promptly every morning by leaving their names
and addIess At the residence of George Kraft
ksuys Cigar store. Eighth street. between virginia
avenue and l. street sel26U
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-11

EOR SALE ny
II AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Corner New York ave. and Fifteenth street,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES.
ranging In price FROM s6 gOO TO s5OVOO; aud several
other FIBl.Ulasa Houses.
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lots in all pArts Of the city.
HOUSES and LOTS Al Mount Pleasant. jeiIu
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15
An Arab Tradition,

A writer in the Overland Monthly relates
the following: "This tradition, which l
tell you," said Refs Hassein, sis many CEN
turtles old. 1t states tina. there was in Para
disc temple built up of precious stones.
Man dared not utter lie splendors. Deep in
the midst of the palms Of Eden 1t stood,
angel built-a dazzling sanc;ury. Oar first
parents sang their vesper songs in the
twilight shadows of its courts; for there
we're pi,lared halls, and clOisters of emerald
and pearl, where fountains aprang aluft in
the silent noon; and long, luminous vistas,
where, hand IN hand, those two first lovers
walked in sinless beauty. Then, there were
pinnac.es and domes OF sapphire, blazing in
The SUM GIT by day. and glittering in the
starlight by night. From court and terrace,
waters welled ont, and iris-crested cascades
fell down to cool shady delIs Of asphodel be-
low; for The temple was placed far within
the provinces of that valley Of Eden, whence
the four rivers flowed eastward. However,
sad to relate, upon the day Adam fell this
glorious temple was shattered into million
fragments, and sown broadcast over the
earth. These fragments We now light npon
and gather up with cost and care, and call
them rubies, emeralds, sapphires and dia-
monds; but they are, after all, only the
splin,ers of that primeval palace. The sun
set splendors and the diadems of princes, the
Milky Way in the heavens and the spray
that sparkles in the ENHANCEMENT of a
maiden hair, are, alike, but the costly dust
of that lost sanctuary-the sad remembrances
of a departed Eden'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15
si.pIcwsOsi Examination.

The annual examination o. this excellent
schoo! has been of most satisfactory char
acter. The first class we heard examined
was the first Arithmetic, Mrs. Lseper-the
young ladies showed good knowledge of In
ierest, discount, taxes and insurance, and
with no parrot-ike smatering.
The school room is much beautifisi since
last year, the walls being tinted delicate
lavender A fine chrome, the gift of W. a.
Rose, with plants and minerals taste.ully dis
tributed, furnished fitting frame for TIE fair
young faces.
The German cisss, Prof. S,einbrucker,
e!inced a most perfect pronunciation and
knowledge of the language and r,tlec; great
credit nron the Professor. The Gymas;ic
exercise. performed 10 music was the most
beautiful one of it, kind We have ever seen.
The class in Civil Government showed that
there il 20 be AT least one class of girls who
in their knowledge of the Government of
their Country will be the superiors of mos,
men. Miss Clemen: conducted the examin-
alton most ably.
Mrs. Leeper's Primary Geography was an
interesting class and understood their sub
ject well.
We commend the examination of to-day
to all who may be able 10 visit the school.
This Institution claims and should receive
the best patronage. and with hut small effort
from its increasing patrons it may become
the College of The West and bring hundreds
of young ladies here to be educated. Too
much praise cannot be awarded to the prin-
cipal, who has been so indefatigable or to
the Trustees who have most unselfshly labor.
ell for Ie- success. A SPECTATOR.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15
TO CONTRACTORS.
Asylum .cr the Deaf ami Dumb OF the
state Ct Kansas.

CEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the
in the city Of Olshe Kansas, until twelve O'c'ock
n2l m en- 9th day of May, 1873, for the erection
Of the East Wing Of the Asylum for the Deaf aud
Dumb, authorized by 'Ah act making an appro-
priation to the State Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb, and approved March 4, 1873.
Prop,s Is must state the sum in gross for FUR
nishing all materials and doing all the work re-
aured 10 plete the buildings nov TO he reeted
Fropos Is viii also be received for mskng exca-
vat:Ons for foundations and furnishing all materi-
ais and doing the M asonry work In the foundations
and basement story.
Proposals wi. be received for furnishing all ma e.
rial and doing the masonry work above the base
ment story, including cut-sione wo'F, brick Work
and plasterinv.
PROPOSAL. will be receive for furnishing all mate
Ials ard doing the carpenter WORK, including roo:-
ing, painting and glazing.
Each proposal NJ pst he ancom ranied by bond OF
the amount OF i've hundred (50o doia's, executed
the State Of Kansas, conditioning that the person
into cOlfrac; for doing he work ia case the same
shall be awarded to him or them.
The party TO whom the contract shall be awarded
will be required to bonds 10 the Stale OF Kan
sas with security, satisff Glory TO the foard oil
Trustees, in the amount of he sum which they are
to i've for said work.
Proposals should b. enoloseo in a sealed envelope,
erdo ssd ''Pro. osals for the erection Of the East
Wing of the ASYLUM for the Deaf and Dumb, ard
addressed to W II. NJ Fish back, President, Olsihe,
Kansas.
The Trustees reserve the rish, :, II Jet any O.
all bids.
Plans and srecifratio,s may he seen on and after
the o;h DAY Of May, a. the ofice o. W. II NJ. Fish
hack, in the city "f o.athe, Kansas, and at the
Kansas. w. ii. NJ. FiSHBACk,
ARCH. SHAW,
mavIr4x Executive rtmmi''e".
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15
MEDICAL.
DR. G. BIGELOW,
Con itsiestiAl Physician,

HIS. removed from No "a, Sou'h t1arx-st. corner
Of Monroe, la No. 80 Sor-. STATz-ST., CRICa,,o.
IL is well known BIZ sill readers oil the papers tina.
Dr. G. tigrow IL the eldest established physirisE
in Chicago Who has nia-ie the treatment Of all
chronic and Sexual diseases specially. Science
and ex perense has made Dr. B tie most reno ned
SPECIALIST ~ the age, honorei by the press,
teeInej of the highest MEDICAL attachments hy al
tho medical institutions Of tbs DAY, having devoted
TWENTY YEARS oY HIS LIsx In Eeriec;in2 n ma.iiss
that will cure positively the rorss csscs o: CBRoSH
AND PRIVATE DISEASES of tina SEETTo-URiSAkl
ORGANS in both sexes. SEs1sAL wEAsYXss pro-
ucing NERvoUsNR MSS, AvkSs:JS To SOCIETY, IN
PAIRED VISION LOSS OF NE1oRY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. 1t 10 evident that que who con-
lines himself 10 the study Of certain diseases treat
ing OF eases every year. must have greater
Oh i'll than physician in general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATIES for ladies' and gentlemen.
Sent free To any address Ia sealed envelope. COs-
suLTATIGS FRRE. The finest roor,s in the city,
With SEPARATE rARLOEs for ladies and gentlemen.
Call-see only the Doctor CORRESPONDENCE cos
PIrsNrIAL. Address Letters to DIR. C. B.GE.
LOW, M 464 State ct.
n. B.-Iasiies send for q descriptive circular of
uessarie ReuTedi, the hest preventive OF conception
own. Sent to address Tree Of change.
iaeIoak
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15
HOMICIDE.
: alteration at Easton...Dr. Craig Shot
aud Morally Wounded.
Officers in Pursuit Of the Guilty
Person.

A courier from Ei-,On came TO the city
last night about eleven O'Clock, with the in
teliigence that an alteration had taken
place few hours previous, in which DIR. L.
&. Craig, a well known resident Of that place,
had been shot and MORALLY wounded.
A man named White, who herded Texan
cattle in thai region, did the shooting. He
fired three shots, only one taking effect, that
one penetrating DIR. Craig's breast.
II Seems tina, DIR. Craig suspected White
of stealing his watch, and made his suppl
cions public. When White heard of the
accusation he attacked Craig. The officers
were searching the city last night for White,
who fled from Easton Immediately after the
shooting.