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DEATH OF Il. GNECG CAMnkoy ;,,o

DEATH OF Il. GnrCG CAMGNoN ;...o.
MIR. II. Gregg Cameron died very
suddenly in Winnshoro on Friday.
Ike had lcE: home that morning, in
good health, aud while eating ii .nc~,
died CT apopiexy. Mr.. Namcrrn was
an ol' and resi- ectcd citizen cf thi,
county.
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EcUooL CoNvENTloN .-itemcMLcr
that Saturday, The lst Of November,
j, the day appointed for sha mceti,"
Of trustees and cnchcrs. Tie mcct-
ing will e hrld in Mr.. OlAa. ;: >vii,ol
'o1n. y fall attendance ii request.
cd.
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CoTvoH MAEKEr. .--Tnn gotten
market is very duh. Prices ranged
on Monday, from II to Is cc"tS.
The su.pan$ion OF several Of
the large factories in the Mouth, and
the .,eicra! depression, Will probably
prevens any rise for Some timc.
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NELlGIoUs NorIcE. Tho funeral
sermon of the late Hon. Sanders Ford
will be preached at White Han
Church, Long Run Circuit, on the
second Sunday in November, by the
Rev. D. S. Rice.
JOHN NJ. MARTIN,
~
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Charlotte, Columbia aid Angus.
til Railroad Company.
TEENSURER'S OFFICE

TEEN%UKEK'S OFFICE
CoLrMBIA, 5. G., october 81 1873.
4 L the last annual meeting Of the
~ Stockholders of this Company, the
following order was made:
THAT the annual meetings hn hereafter
held on The first Tuesday after the Secooh
Monday in November Of cach year ami
that lhc next annual meeting be held in
November, 1873, in Columbia, S. C."
In accordance with the above resolution,
the annual meeting Of the S,ockhol .ers of
this Company will be held III his city OH
the ELEVENTH day Of NOVEMBER
next.
oct % G. BOUKNIGTIT, Scc'y
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L pl'lt, VII w CNhGSuaS.
The night doSn passenger on
Tuesday, ran off near White Oak,
aud did not pass Winnsboro till day.
light Wednesday. Nobody hurt.
RAILROAD TlcKnrs.- rhc Char
l"He, Columbia, and Augusta Rail-
road and Whining ,on, Columbia, and
Augusta Railroad will sell tickets for
the approaching State fair from sta.
tions nloug their routes at the rate of
thlcc cc"ts per mile for the round
trip, which vii! be good for five days
from the date Ct t.eir issue, provided
the t",dcrS have tue Sa ne STAMPED ut
ihc Ii, kel. olii9o at tie fair grounds.
All articles for exhibition viii be
charged tAo usual freight rates from
stations alonG tue lines to Columbia,
the aH,cnnt 70 hc rtfun;led urou the
return Of the articles in possession of
TIE same parties v hn exhibited them
AEorND Town.. Ga Friday all
excitement centred on The circns.
''i'''" llai', "h" INC Alattfn were
noA here.
.i lahy in town who is trool1,J on
tie i:p,tcr uuc.;;,n dreamed -, T.,
day niaAt t.:.t snc owncd The "S !.
cred Cow" aud that i. gave FORTY cal.
len f n!i!!l and ten roa,,Is of Luitcr
a tHy.
"D.vttGrs Woo,i." presents - hand
som" arruaraucc now with ,ha v.ric~
a'cd au!u!nu rolia"a Of lhc different
species Of trees. We call the .ttcn.
;"n Cf tho sentimental people TO this
fact.
y T. I'D not sec Il si, &C corn. doc.
tor o. pick pocket OIL Friday. It
w"n' , have taken S!,arr rickrochct
h@wrvtr, to have stolen ai.y money
H. ~ Us.
Tine usual I"m or Of births and
&c th* lat "hGrc are the marriages ?
r -
W 'oH ~ '"''At"'- "e he&r 'hat
'oN'c Complaints have been made Of
ori rGp9rts Of The Wianshuro cotton
market dnrin4 tle past few Weeks
,hu th,v o,c ;r.orro..
:, !. H,, c,.,,,n,n ,';.;.
tn, hn.nr !, ,,v, ua..,
mo1u;r: arI +, ,h,.;n ~ h;"' ~ ','''9
ror. ,t,In >,,,.. - ,nn 49," " 'c
week, tine n,,ohnr nf LIo lI'.6 ~
bishtst ANA l,wrs5 rr;n,, ,,";l "" &C.
cotton. IN ..n wc r,,n!, p"'u ,.a.l,. ~
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HALLWAY AcclpENr.--T The up train
on Tuesday was delayed till late
hour, by tho running of an engine
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CuAHGH OF GCii.DrLl.--Ihc Up
passenger train now reaches Wiul.:.
loro at about > o'ciuck, i. II.
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ANDERSoN FAIR. We retain
thanks for an Invitation to attend
lhe Anderson Fair.
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trNu upon li'cir uruuriy behaviour.
aud ,hn respect paid to the laws.
Ali!l,ns.. here were several arrests
during the day for dunk enness there
were 10 loway attemtts ut,c<,ucs,
>,~-->-,->,-~>~.->,-~-.-----.
\ AIoprny B,1,,u --Wh.n wa
scr , ,i1;, Y,,,I, ,:..
.,..:.I,"',' "'"''' We IVY"
S''"'i: way 20 oe concerned about the
S9e'y OIL mat .man's soul. The mule
may be jogging along Spbcrly crouch
and the rider apparently at peace
with the world, bn, our arprohcn.
si0ns arc unallaycd. The mule is
i,lot,irg some dcvilment and j.
Turing his rider into certain destruc-
uon. When least expected, he puts
his dcviiish plan into execution and
lis riders peace Ct u.ind is gone
irretricvaDly lost.
We saw mules. rian leaving town
the other day. lie had sold some
co;ton ana nd taken Il little drop of
CID corn, not that he wanted it, but
as preventive against the malaria Of
C.thcarts Ilpoud. lie was jogging
along Tuctly Oh his sober sided beast.
AS he ;nrncd the corner Of the back
street, old Rock stopped suddcnly as
if inclined to keep the straight road
and would accert no side iSSnc.:.
Tie rider 1--WE would call him Mr..
john Smith, but there are so many
john Smiths about here th.t We
might be thought rcrsoual) touched
h!in gently as Il reminder. Bat with
10 effect. y kick fo!loweAwi;h the
sa":c result, then two more kicks and
il rap from cowh,de. But that
noble animal refused to be coe,ccd.
Like Balaam's stced it stood. Moral
suasion was tried, but Rock WAS
steadfast. "Gct up sir, cluck, cluck,
there now,' same result. "You in.
fernal old black devil you,' crap,
rap,' with the whip over the bead.
llock gently swaycd his cars back and
iorth WIFE motion like that Of Ian :.
S"ld malden's fan Oh warm summcr
evening. lie was determined not to
lose ms temper, and in this he had
the advantage y! his rider. Rap, rap,
went The whip over head, ears, meek,
Hank and tail while the riders heels
peat an accompaniment that would
nave done crcdltto lase drum solo.
bus no 60. By this ,ime the "vago"
hau assembled III full force. "lIello,
A'seer whers you gw:nc 70 grinneo
one "Go to ll-,'was the mild reply.
"1er want us TO help you Mistcrl'
"a es' BAN, l'll, BAN give you BAN,
pam dollar, BAN, if you, BAN, mako
shIS: BAN, darned fool 20 along"
lhls was tempting offer, and scye-
raj c"ap' with sticks, whips and
hartet slaves besct that mule. One
p'",meied him Ill the neck; another
go"ucd him IN the flank, while four
more each be!aEorcd leg. This was
uounle tvamlng pretty strongly, but
Nock heid his erounG. First he
ii'ted one leg, and then another, and
th"h TWO at slime, when suddenly
ne started oil, but mule like, followed
LIS tau instead Of his head. This
nonr'uSScd his assailants, and they
STEPPED to breathe. Happy thought;
back him ont oftown. But Rock was
, up 10 TINS. lie wouldn't turn, and the
iusiliade was resumed. This was too
much even for II mule, and Rock, los
ing his temper, kicked fore and aft,
ln,'ns ou: hnlfa dozen aS>ailauts on
Nother Earth, and tAcn, lsumying bis
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GoCaA 5aulpIa

Jon PnINrlSG.-Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterheads, Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &c, 81.
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Administrators Notice.

a LII persons having c!aims against the
~ Estate of Hugh y. Milling, dcccns.
cd, arc hereby notified to present them
duly atcstei, and those indebted arc re
oucstcd TO make immediate rsrm"ntto :hc
undersigned. JAMES y. MILLING,
oc, 2S-tlx2 hdmnist ri, or.
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DEATHS. - DicA Of tir,hyiio, Oh Mon
day night, Anni", the eldest child
Of Henry y. Gai!!ard N.u, aged Fix
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into the down passenger near Summit
Point, on Wednesday.
The night doSn passenger on
Tuesday, ran off near White Oak,
aud did not pass Winnsboro till day.
light cdncsday. Nobody hurt.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

GOVERNOR SMITH, of Georgia, has adj
dressed letter to the farmers Of the west,
in which he says that the four states of
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and South Caro-
Ina, use every year Sc, 900 900 bushels more
of grain than they produce. They must
look to the western farmers to supply this
deficiency; any attempt to raise corn for
themselves would be at the expense of
their cotton crops, and would cause them
a loss of at least $50, 100000 year. Since
so much of the grain crop of the west must
move southwark, he argues that all of it
had better take the same direction. He
thinks western farmers will never find the
solution of the transportation question in
the chartering Of more railroads by Con-
gress water transportation will alone
suffice; and he believes that they will con-
suit their own interests in favoring the
Georgia canal scheme, to connect the lakes
with the Atlantic at Savannah, through
the Ohio, Tennessee and Ocmulgee rivers.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Five citizens OF Fauquier have recently
died within space of ten days, each OF
whom lived upwards of eighty years.
--Waller's church, in Spottsylvania coun.
ty, which was few months since destroy.
ed by fire, is to be rebuilt.
Last Wednesday the Fredericksburg
wooden mill, its appurtenances, machinery,
&C., and five-eghths of the water-power Of
Fredericksburg were sold to Mr.. Levi S.
White, Of Baltimore, for $4,000. The
water power is subject to lien of abou
$4,000. 1t is believed that the mill will
Immediately be put into operation in the
manufacture of wooden goods, for which
the mill had become so famous. After
the sale of the wooden mill the large -four.
ing mill owned by the estate Of John l.
Marye, ST.; was put up and was purchased
BY Messrs. Montgomery Slaughter & Son
for 81 .050 s73
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Let Us Have the Facts.

TO the Editor of The State Journal:
From the investigation by the specia
committee of the city council last evening
there is no evidence thus far to show tina
the persons entertaining purpose to ge
possession of the city gas-woIks had APP
preached any other member Of the council
than Mr.. Wynne with an offer of bribery
if any such design was in contemplation
Mr.. Wynne cannot recede from the promi.
nent position which he has assumed in this
matter, and must expose all who are con.
nected with the proposed scheme--both in
and out of the council. If he did not sup.
pose there was official guilt somewhere,
why did he make the charges? Every
member of the council and every citizen
should insist upon full exposure. Mr..
Wynne at present occupies on unenviable
position. i" GAs-CoNsUMER.
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RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-In addition to
the usual Sunday services in our churches,
the following special appointments are
made for tomorrow:
Seventh-Street. Christian Q hurch -
Preaching at IL a. IN. and Sp. IN. by Rev.
b. B. Tyler, of Frankfort, Ky.
Christadelphian Synagogue (Convenant
HalD.--At3R o'clock. Subject: -" Eternal
Life" f aa d.
City Allnshouse.-Rev. John Blenner at
II a. m. in the German language.
Baptist Sunday-School Association
The regular meeting of the Baptist sunday
school association will take place at the
Second Baptist church at o'clock p. m.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-school society will be
held at Sidney Methodist church Sunday
afternoon at 81 o'clock. g.s..ss@
Trinity Methodist Church. The usual
services will be held in the body Of the
church. The improvements already COM
menced will not interfere with the regular
services. ISL. ~ 5......
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\ PERSONAL. MIR. Huntington, pres-
dent of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
company, was in the city yesterday.
! Governor Walker left yesterday evening
for st. Louis to attend the Congressional
conference in that city on the 18th. The
Z Governor will proceed from st. Louis to
+ Atlanta, to attend the conference of gov
ernors at the invitation of Governor Smith,
I Of Georgia. 80.
! E. Darlington Cabell, rising young
I lawyer of this city, has been selected as
the orator at the commencement of Nor
wood high school on the 10th. and has ac-
I cepted.
Hon. j. Amber Smith, member of
Congress from this district, left for St.
Louis last night to attend the meeting of
Congressman.
Hon. Marshall Parks, Of Norfolk, pass
ed through this city yesterday afternoon on
his way to st. LOUIS. a& G&& Re
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

The LEASE AND FURNITURE of a hotel
in a town of three OF four Thousand inhabitants
The hotel is doing good business, with thirty
to forty BOARDERS, which could be easily
doubled in number at a fair price; transient
custom sufficient to fill the house there are
sixty to seventy rooms in the house.
A good chance for any one who wishes tc
engage In the business
For name and location enquire att
OFFICE OF STATE JOURNAL.
APP S0--d&swlm*
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THE MODOC WAR.
Quartermaster's Train Captured by
the "Keds''-Three Soldiers Wounded
Tho MOdOcs RejOfcing--FederaI
Troops ON tho Move, &c.

Quartermaster's Train Captured by
the "Redsr-Three Soldiers Wounded
Tho MOd0cs RejOfcing--Federal
Troops ON tho Move, &c.
LAVA BEDS, May 7.-Thc Modocs to-
day captured quartermaster's train, con-
sisting of three wagons, eleven mules
and three horses. Three soldiers who
were with the train were wounded.
LAVA BEDS, May s.-Several large
fires are to be seen in Captain Jacks
camp. The Modocs are evidently celebra-
ting their victory. a.r
General Davis and staff have left here
under escort of Lieut.. Miller and detach-
ment of the first cavalry. ..... ..-. Ia.
LATER-Two squaws sent to reconnoitre,
report that Captain Jack has left the posi-
ton from which he made the fight on the
26th ult.
The cavalry and Warm Spring Indians
have orders to scour the lava beds to find
the Modocs. The troops have also been
ordered to move with five days rations.
The indications are that the Modocs have
evacuated the lava beds. when and
whither?) a&
WASHINGTON, May 10.-Later dis
patches confirm the evacuation of the lava
beds by the Modocs. They have forty
horses. E# a -@as. s~.
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Free Churches.

TO the Editor Of the State Journal: r. e.. ....
1t was publicly announced last week,
that the Seventh-street Christian church
would, at its opening, be virtually given to
the public, and this statement was con-
armed by the statement Of the pastor in
his dedicatory sermon on Sunday morning.
1t was well remarked that the presentation
of SO elegant building, finished and fur.
nished in unsurpassed style, forms epoch
In church building, and must exercise a
controlling influence in the construction oil
future church edifices, and the terms oil
their occupation. No party can afford to
sell or rent their pews, when the most
beautiful house, having its platform sup.
piled with talent of class second to none,
propounding principles of the broadcast and
most liberal character, enforced with an
earnestness that absorbs the entire man,
are accessible to the public perfectly free.
We hail this event as great and important
step in the right direction, and commend
the considerations urged by Rev. j. Y.
Tyler, in his opening address, as the reason
for "their organization, to the calm, cam
did and serious consideration Of the Chris
tan public, namely: The remaining dis
position to give to human utteralces equal
authority with the divine, or the Scripture
Statements" Let the Protestant motto be
maintained in its integrity, 1.-THE Bible.
the Bible alone, the only rule of faith and
practice" Let dogma cease to be regarded
as important, and partisan church organiza-
tons will loose their vital element, and In
stead of organizations devoted zealously to
the sustenance and expansion of parties,
for the purpose Of maintaining and spreading
each of the varied dogmatic systems, give
us elegant buildings, perfectly free, wherein
the best talent that can be found shall ex-
ercise the privilege of presenting perfectly
untrammeled the claims Of the Son of God
upon the hearts, affections and lives Of the
redeemed people, regardless of church
organizations and dogmatic utterances. S.
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MEETING IN JACKSON WARD.-The
Republicans of Jackson ward held large
meeting last night, at which various mat
tiers of Importance were considered. Mr..
John Oliver, councilman from the ward,
and who has accepted situation under the
government, sbeing present. announced his
determination to tender his resignation at
the next meeting of the council as men,
Der of that body, and the meeting then
proceeded to make the following nominal
tions to fill the three vacancies which will
thus exist in the delegation from that ward :
b. L. Brasselman, N. P. Vandervall,
Alpheus Roper. 1t was resolved to hold a
mass meeting on Navy Hill next Thursday
evening, the 18th. at y o'clock, and the
following gentlemen were invited to address
the assembly on the occasion: Rush Bur.
CESS, esq.,, |. II. Shields, esq.,, John w.
Wolff, esq.,, and w. II. Lester, esq. The
meeting was very harmonious and very en-
thusiastic, and adjourned with the deter
mination of getting up rousing demonstra-
ton Thursday evening. A'+s .
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Estate Journal" Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name and address is left at our office, 9I2 l-2
Main street, and In Petersburg III left with
our agent there; and can always be found ON
sale in this city ut G. #. Johnston's, 9IS Main
street; Wyatt & Minors, SI7 Broad street;
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Schaaps
I402 Main street. and at our counter.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES tor the Eastern District of yir-
gna
In the matter of v, J. MCuntcastle, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
AT Richmond Va, this LIST day of April 1879
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that petition has
BEEN to-wit: on the1 LIST day of April, A. D., 1878,
Hled intsaid District Court by V. J. Mounteaste
OF Richmond, Va, in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under the act
of Congress entitled "An act to establish ii
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March 3D. 1867, for a
discharge and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act
and that the 18th day of April, 1872, at 10 A M,
before w W. Forbes, one of the Registers OF
of said court in bankruptcy, at his office in Rich
mond, in said District, is the time and place
assigned for the hearing of the same, when and
where you may attend and show cause, if any
you have, why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted.
kYou are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the
said bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. W. w. For bes,
Register in Bankruptcy for
ap 8-Tu2w the Sd Congl Dist of Va.
o. z WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF THE
tpC WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL for one
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ORDINANCE ToRs.-Twenty-one
citizens of Church Hill were before his hon.
or Justice White this morning charged
with violation of city ordinance in failing
to remove their fences to the true line Of
Broad street, after having been notified to
do SO by the city engineer. The cases
were continued until next Saturday. In
the mean time, that is to say. on Tuesday,
the line will be inspected by the engineer,
police justice, and the committee on streets.
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LOCAL NOTES.

! Regular meeting of the city council
Monday evening next.
This is the tenth anniversary Of the
death of Stonewall jackson.
Mr.. John Elder, of this city, has receiy-
ed an order from London for picture of
Negro Life in the South.o
Right Rev. DIR. Gibbons, Catholic bishop
Of this city, has gone to Warrenton, where
he administers the rite Of confirmation to-
morrow.
The inspection of the city schools by the
council committee was eminently satisfac-
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MOUNT VERNoN.--The Virginia board
of visitors of the Mount Vernon association
will meet for organization in Washington
city on the evening of the 18th inst, and
the board will visit Mount Vernon on the
14th. The Regents will meet at the Inns
perior hotel, in Washington. on the 18th
iuct ss# .sts e-s 5ass sFe.asF. - .ssvs,
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OUR YOUNG FIR lend. GARD

4 OUR 1OUNH FRIEND, GARDNER q.
THonPsos, has fitted up the store No. 119, TIVE
doors above Rison's old drug stand Main
street, between Second and Third streets. and
has supplied himself with a fresh and select
stock OF Family Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco,
and Cigars, to which he invites the attention of
his friends and former patrons, and hopes to
again merit share of public patronage, promis-
ing strict attention to all orders and prompt
delivery of goods. Call and see his nice new
store and leave your orders. &A &i5@
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FRESHEST ARRIvALs.- Harper's
Bazaar and the Waverley Magazine are
among the freshest arrivals at Capt. @. F.
Johnston's news and music store. They
are both exceedingly popular publications.
Those who desire copies for the week end
ing May "a should call on Johnston.
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( SMALL AFFAIR.-W. Ii. Douglas ST.,
and w. II. Douglas jr., who were arrested
in Lynchburg on a telegram sent from this
city, and who had special escort in the
person of one of our detectives to Rich
mond, had hearing before Justice White
this morning, who sent them to Jail for ten
days each. Their crime was the purloin-
ing of shotgun and pistol, the property Of
John e. Walford. 5 & o
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young men of this city, and Messrs. w. s.
Royal and William Trigg, seconds of the
former, and James S. Meredith and Colo
mel w. B. Tabb, seconds of the latter.
Drs. Hunter Mcclure and j. S. d. Cullen
were the surgeons in attendance.
Mr.. Mordecal was found to have been
shot in the abdomen, and is, it is feared,
dangerously wounded. Mr.. Mccarthy re-
ceived flesh wound in the thigh, which is
not considered serious. They were both
Immediately brought to the city and placed
under careful treatment, and are, as we
learn this afternoon, getting along as well
as could be expected under the circum-
stances, Mr.. Mccarthy being able to SIT
up. The seconds in the affair were placed
under arrest by Major Poe and held to
bail last night by Judge White in the sum
of $500 each for their appearance Monday
morning. E.EEEI- q Eh GsE
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ARKANSAS.
A Couuterfeiter ..Peaches. >,

H A COunterfeiter peaches"
LITTLE Rock, May 10.-One Of the
captured counterfeiters who was arrested
in Chicot county, in the act of manufacture
ing bogus nickel currency, has peached, !"
duplicating large number of persons in
the southern part of the state. ....,.