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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20

The removal of that eye. His cNrSi"hl
Is 50 Impaired that he reads nothing.
ind he walks ont of doors only bv he
my supported hl some one. Meanwhile.
l-ahdiS his lSSailant. is ont of prison ON
S.'o, 900 bail. t" appear in court in Sep
tcmhcr: bHt the case. if Canuth shall
li\c To that time, cannot Ice tried till the
Ntai and dlN, within which bv New
Jersey law Il man may he held foI mur-
der. If his victim dies. have expired.
and then onl for assault with intent to
Kill. From this latter. howcNcr. he can
NOT nope I" escape. am;l with hope of
lettering his prospects he is irving to
settle with tarIUth ;iS regards his claim
Tor danI:i@c>. hoping that his sentence
VIII not then hr 50 severe :S il would
he. II he had NOT made relralllium. 50
tar a> money can. He i moi ready vet
I" come to tlrrutlI'< terms. however.
which are SJU,OOd. and not so rNor-
Infant either. considering that he is
disabled for life. and has Il large i;rmiN
I" Supp"rt. To add To Lamdis'S trnm-
hl"~. his wife has left him and applied
f"r Il divorce. and his prospects lol the
future are almost a> gloomy as are
tIIrullI'~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20
A Born Doctor.
\ NEGRO WHO CURES THE SICK .Wu
Dis fEKE RIGHT HAN.
III. -,

\E"E" VII" CURES THE SICK "wIp
DIS fEKE RIGHT HAN"
From the Galveston NcwsI
pom the examination, Yesterday
morning. before The recorder, of Morris
lay l"r. accused ot administering poison
/" Mary Ann Ioldrn. IN Il glass ot soda
water. DIR. Thomas TaN Ion, Il colnrrd
gem man, Was called To the stand as
Il witness ion the state. The doctor i
Il small sized individual. is >lip-shod.
walks with i cane. has Il small head
>rant "t wool. >"lirIino eyes, mouth cui
biased. and the look of one " no has an
eye To the main chance
/ The doctor hohhlcd up to the stand.
and pI"rrcdcd to answer the questions
/ put {" HIM 10y the court thuslN
/ BN III" Count What is Your name ?
pr TaHl"l Dr. Thomas Tal Ion.
Court What is Your trade ? What
d" Nou dn tur Il lINiu"9
Dr. Taylor i'sr a dnctni-er ri.siuu
/ (phN >iriIn.)
/ Court Under what school of med-
cine dn Nnu study
Dr. Taylor Hey, Didn't study tall.
Cum int" de wurla doctor. Was hnln-
eel Il doctor. You see. boss, cure,
people wild dis we're han. dis Nrle right
han. .ir> puts il on en-. and does Il
little summer To en-. ond dey gifts we'll
| does. | was worth mor. ter my old
massrr dan all the "dcl miggcr~ he had
/ l>c Il doctor. | i. (Iieic the wines,
>ul\eAcd the audience with Il great
deal of gravity and Importance. hitchrd
/ up his pants. and turned again To the
courI.)
4
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SqllilIs.

Joshua va the liInt man to stop Il
new -paprr. He stopped the. daily sun,
I"'"hri>" Tia" war news dldm't suiI him.
y darkr, called nr Owrn>h"I". kl..
he "th,r day. and wanted {" know
''p"c> dis p.'>l"I liz keep stamped ante
Iupr>
An IIuIt>rh" stony Is told of ,.u\ tImuI
l;J"lcl "t Michigan. vho l. Il good Sab
iai.tII:u. lie was lately IN Detroit un
sunday. aud. passing i billiard hall
Wiil some friends heard The. balls click
IL" ~ if it were, Il week day. He polite
I ~ inquired "t he proprietor if he made
i practice of keeping his hall open on
Sunday. and Was a>Iumi>hcd when the
man replied mo. Governor, not as a
general thing; bat il Nnu and Nnul
paIi! would like to play Il quiet game
/ / guess can tiN it i"r You"
/ II i ANNOUNCED thai in IIr course of
/ the ncN l0.thn Years the whole globe
/ y i'll hr covered with water To he depth
"i Thirty feet. Select Your trees, gen
/ llcmtn.
y N"uu" man IN Lancaster sent Il dol
/ lar I" Il finn III New "rk who ad>rr-
fused Il recipe T." prevent bad dreams
/ He rercINr'l Il small Zip of paper on
which MAS printed, ''bon't 90 to sleep"
Nightly NOW she SAYS '',Iothum,
wake up. | hraI Il u"l,r III The hic, en-
Try there's Il burglar IN the house
Nightly. also he remarks. NO 'tisn't
neither; the Winds got out mon east and
chem blinds j. u hangin' l.in." Then
he mt tiers tn himself. II don't hrlicve
Ih,.N ii "it an, thing. it twas tI;imp-, an
one piece "i that squash pie We had to
/ day would liN 'cu, sure.
The Boston Herald thinks il i an
additional reason why Grant should
step down and ouI. thai We are now
ont of cA-pr,>idrnts.
The longest night in Norway lasts
ilIrr months, and when Il Noung man
GOES Ia see hi~ gill. her mother, before
retiring. tells hcr not to ruin her health
hl sitting up more than two months
\ >kepric.l old gentleman at Beacon
Falls. who heard for the first time. the
utlIcl day. that the earth TUNED round
every tWrutN N-iour nouns. -li up all night
- sec II the water ran ont of his we'll.
and nov knows better.
At Il New jersey ;thuttoir they have
i sort of concern revolving over II shaft .
Nhich catches hog after hog hl the
hind leg. hauI> them up >qucalinG with
;IIclf lhroats cut. and drAtI"us hands
nave dillrreit parts hanging on a hook d,
ready foI market. before the hog gets
through his ;IStoniShment
\ brick i simply Il chunk OF clay
roasted to death. 1t is not large it
doe, not weigh much it Is Il mere trihe
compared I" It mountain. and yet, wheu
= Milwaukee man meets Il brick a> he
enters the front door at midnight. h..
hnwl>. and roars. and IIIshcs after the
police, and strikes at his wife with Il
draN stake.
y blind man was sitting III company
with some visitors. Il few weeks ago,
Nhcm one of the party left the room.
what ,,hilc teeth thai lady has. said
tlr. blind man. ''llow can YOU tell
liIat =" asked II friend "Berause." was
the ready answ"I, for the last half
hour she has been doing nothing hut
Laugh"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20

lie wu> liI>in- the GLASSES " hen the.
"ld lady entered the store. 1t Was hot
N';llicr and the soda tuIutain looked
80 tempting that >h. conquered her
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look ul disgust OH her trrc.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20
Business DIRECTORY.

Er.ur>> dHd LocriioH of tie icdH-
EJ.g,., Hnu>cS IN 81. JohHSbM,V.
,.rirulturll r""i- and Hardware.
..... ~pN~ H"lt.- El"ck. l.. l.. -
Nr"thrc:Iri'-.
....lNu \r. = Bank Elorh Main -.
lri"ru"y~ AT Law.
...ll. .,,r L. L. uiicr. aud Post Ollie
... ..,r No.. talrd"u,.'u l:lk.. up ,lair~
...t..r Nau II. over Hail. y fl-rchrr'-
-.r,. iI"IrI-
,:.,ul,~ and ~intinn"rN.
..pA lrWEIL. ,ulrI"ninu EIk Main 81
Book Flinders.
.It\rN Ntn. N.t'~. Monument Squarr
i;ItnI>- Legal and l:u>inr>>.
.Ir\IA go. Monument >qutrr
i:,A,,- and t"nfr"ti"n"r-.
4..AuLIA Nam |trrrt
Nntll,m.. i,nt> and Caps.
t NnuEE I.uh rl"ch. "pI"~rIr 81 .I"hn-
|..~. J.,l,r 10 E,.,', Made Cl"rhin-. Hat
..- l..n.- Irll-uiu. G""d-. etc. 'ic.
thrihiu. r,r Wen aud s:"N~.
...I.N-N~A 60 lrIrhnnk~ Village.
traL.r,. ,.i,~> nnd ~t"n" Ware.
....I.t\h~N \ CO.. Fairbanks NIllt.r.
...l,u-. I'ri.,r litngin%>, Window shades.
.tuEAHk> \ 90. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
....s<~ d.doulu l;loch. Nam ~trrrt.
.s -ull.i Iuton iil"ch. Nam Street.
" l. Cund-. t.toc"rit~ and Fruits.
.~. H.IIr\,II.L. Eastern A,,uu,.
l,r, t."..i~. lnd ladies Fancy Goods.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20

to making boats from lumber on his
own pace. In Il very short time boats
ana rlttS We're constructed. and the
citizens started to render what assist
ancr they could Ia those lingering in
the bottoms. and Il great many were
ihnS saved. In many places people
were clngin% Ia trees, on top "t houses.
ANA in every place where they could
get away from the water.
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JufrL.G.

81. JoH>>IiIEl NOT -.
"N'N TikttI. 81. .I"nNsBURY. VT.
GEO. IL. WALKER. rr"prietnr
AVENUE HOUSE.
'E'''"'al' ~ = IEEtl. 81. JOHN~RI-RY. VI
HOWE = MORRISON rrnprirt"rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House.
NEwroRr VT
W i. BOWMAN. Proprietor
Russ HOUSE
SAN FEANCIsCu. CALIFOKNIN.
= II. SEN NMDrE y co. rr"pIirr"r~
WI. MINSFIELD norEI.,
STOWE. VI.
y first class Hotel. with all the. mn,lrrn iu,uruv,
m"nt>- Accommodations for iun .Ir,.-i~
y. i. KELLER. MANAGER.
81. JAMES HOTEL.
FRANKLIN SQr,HF Ru,rn>
y first class hotel in every r.SI"ct.
'l;pt kEE Il I:TCK. Pr"prici"rS.
-. JULIAN HOTEL.
PuErL,Np MAINE
GEO L. WARD. Proprietor.
MiHiIOHO HOTEL.
-. w NSIII\,TON SrKFFT H0SToN
On the american and European Plan.
T.: STEVENS. Proprietor.
Formerly of lr"itrr House. bradford.
GLEN HOUSE. New Hampshire.
This fivurrt" summer Resort open from June Il
I" October |. lS15. W. y &. L. MILLIkEN.
tAn"'m Ir"IrirtorS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20
The Altered Motto.

oh thu. bitter ~h.tIm, and ~urr"W
That tim" could ever hr.
When let the SAY i"ur'~ pity
Plead IN vain and prnldl> ANSWERED
~ II "i self and none of Th,,-.
Yet lie found me: hrhrld HIM
!;lrrdmg "u th,. acciit sod tree.
Heard Him pray i"r-INc them Father o.
Aud my "i>rtul heart sand family
''~.ur "f self amt some "f Th,c.
Day 10, dnN His tender mercy
Healing. h,lrnn- full and nee.
Sweet and ~tr"nl. and lh - patient
Er"u-ht mr lower while whispered
Les, "t self and nt"Ir ct Thr,
Higher Than the h4h,>t heavens
nrrP'r than the dr.p,- i sd.
L"Id. thy love ~ last hath CONG urrrd
Grant me nav my :" al = d,>rr,-
Non, ~ SELF. d.,t all "t E,r
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Iiit l'EoI E"'N.
The nI"~t talented "i the family WIS
the tir>l bonn. lie WIS uamrd Philip
after hi> grandfather. Gen. Schul lea.
,tnd was considered Il mIllrLmt Youth.
" ~ lie hld graduated at t"lumhIH
college ''hd NH~ IN active A"Ih% p"IIlI-
cIhII. Il l't'l Nhl'h easily explains ihc
way II: which lIr met lI> death. N that
time ,iurl> were Il very common way al
settling political qlaIlrl>. and every
! leading man MAS Obliged la Ice ready at
any time /" send 81 accept Il challenge.
/ his l. illustrated hN the Hhl hllm"lN death
"i lhIllP lianlli"n
Ills ANTAGONIST.
II,.,,.,s,,. .,,,,I,;i;,,,,- ,,,,,,..,,,r,, from,
p,l.,,;u, ,,.,n,.L ,,.,,,,. E.,,.L,, .u,L
/ h,d lived in this eli, seven ,,,r,. DIM
mo. which time he had >tIuicd law with
nt,,rlh,Ist I.i,iu,.tnu. VIII, w, uu,. ,t
iL. hest I.,,,,rs uf ILc d.r E,,.Lr,
,I<n lad , nil, -, turn and v,~ c.,u-
. t.,in il, tI,. n,iIi,i, II,L.,J r,.,.L,d III.
Jill, ,...,, .,,,I ,,.,. ;n,i,..J ,n ,I,Ji,,,
1 the FOulih OF july UT:ItiuII, winch then
WAS great distinction. Eackcr WAS
IN adnIlrrr of Bun. ami WAS political
opponent of Hamilton. iicmc' the N"um"
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"Hf.I. MONT"
European Hotel.

"HELNONT."
tEurop'.tn Hotel
80 y G45 WASHINGTON SrEFFr InsruN
oOppos,t. Ginbc TLcatreD
y House. with Elevator and all m"d,iu aI,-
p"inimrut~.
E"nins ~ per daN and upw;, ards.
G"'i Er-tu Al multiirr Iiirr-.
SANEOEN HARDY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20
THE MISERY OF SUCCESS.

Ehcker Is the only man on record who
fought two ducls i'll one day. 1t would
nave been happy for him had his shot
been as Intellectual nS i'll the case with
the llIst affair. lie WAS overcome with
lem"rSe. and never smiled after liamil-
ton death. His health gradually fail
ed. and he died i'll January, IcO4, and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20

CAEErru. TIE NINELAND (\. j)
Enron. who was shot few weeks az"
doesn't die. but he is practically worth
less for work as long a> he lives. He
does not suffer much pain from the ball
which i sill in his head. but. from il
certain feeling near his rISht eye ne
thinks that the ball Is lodged very near
il and may be got ont, some tliiie "S
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-25

ANOTHER ELorrxKsr Again has the
will Of opposing parents been circumyent.
ed, and again have two loving hearts been
united by fleeing into State the laws Of
which are more favorable to young persons
contemplating matrimony than our own.
This time il Is Mr.. Owsley Evans, a youth
Of about q Summers, and Mis-. Ellen
Me Mister, lovely daughter Of Mrs. jos
McAlister, Of this place. They, together
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-25
LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
(S.uh Orchard.

sS"v OsT""s"
WEATHER continues seasonable, and
crops Of all kinds are looking well.
MRs. Str BRYANT, wife Of $. IT. Bryant,
Of this place, died on the night Of the 2lst
inst, Of burn received on the 23d Of May.
Her suferings were intense, especially after
the slough separated; but she bore them
with a fortitude truly heroic until her nerv-
Gus system gave way, which occurred some
ten days before her death.
MR. JAS. FIsm, who has been in a very
critical condition for the past two weeks, Is
rapidly recovering and will soon be up.
Mn. J. =. THoRRI, late one O. the Pro-
prietors Of Crab Orchard Springs, has re-
moved to Danville, and will take charge Of
the Central Hotel at that place. Mr.. 7.
and his excellent lady are both eminently
we'll qualified for the Hotel business; and
We wish them all the success they 40 justly
merit In the enterprise.
A YOUNG fellow calling himself Sim
mons, came to this place ON Saturday morn
ing viii. two horses, which he proposed sell
ing in a way that excited the suspicion that
all was no, right. lie said that he was
from Richmond, and inquired for one Ste.
vens, which he SAID lived somewhere in the
vicinity. The incohererce Of his several
statements led to his arrest, and kilograms
were sent To the Marshals Of Richmond and
Winchester. II was soon ascertained that
the horses were stolen in the vicinity Of
Richmond. The owner came over, identi'
fed hi. stock, and after an examining trial
befo,e Judge Pollard, Mr.. Simmons, whose
real name turned out to he Sans, was or
dercd to Castle Buford, Of your city, to
await the sitting Of the next Circuit Court
We take Mr.. Sans to be a raw recruit Of
the Bridg, water clan.
VIZ learn fiom Mr.. Henry Tevis that a
picnic and procession composed Of all the
married couples in the country who have
lived together forty years and over together
with their immediate descendants, is pro-
posed at this place on the I'd day Of July,
proximo. The arrangement is that all
bring their provisions along, and after the
procession, speeches suitable to the occasion
will be delivered, then refreshments on the
ground, and the remainder Of the day de-
voted to social and promiscuous intercourse.
We hope the proposition will be received,
as we would like to witness meeting COM
posed Of all the venerable eitizens--male
and female--of such county as ours.
VIZ learn that efforts will he made TO Sc
cure the services Of Elder Milton Elliott as
Pastor Of the Christian church here for the
remainder Of the year---his engagement
for last year having closed on the second
Lords day in this month.
OCCASIONAL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-25
OCCASIONAL.

GIvESs & KENNEDY are buying butcher
stuff for Louisville mar ket at from &c to ic
per pound.
GEo. W. Afford recently purchased
from parties in this and Garrard counties
220 Ia mbs-..nonc to weigh less than go lbs.
at 81 ~ to 81 per head. lie sold same to
Mr.. Harris, Of Fayette county, for small
profit.
Two Of our charming young ladies, Miss
es Nellie and Iva Cosby, have lately return
ed home from school. The former was asso-
ciated with the Female College at Mil
lersburg, Bourbon county, in the capacity
Of teacher, the latter was pupil Of the
school at Midway.
We have splendid Sunday School al
this place which meets every Sunday morn.
ing at O'Clock, under the control Of DIR. T
u. Lewis. II is the first time the Doctor
ever acted in this capacity but he has prov
en- himself eminently qualified for the po-
sition. J. ID. =.
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TuRSrRsyILLr.-One OF our reporters
visited this place last week, for the purpose
Of inspecting the country, the crops, &C.
lie returned perfectly delighted with his
visit, aud says that all around this section
Of our county there !. the finest prospects
Tor crops Of all kinds-including wheat,
rye, oats, corn, &c. lie noticed several
fields Of wheat, rye, and oats which IL
would be difficult to beat anywhere, or at
any season in the past. Our Turnersville
farmers have certainly done their duty to
the planted crops.
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MswS,rs F-,,ol~ C,,,es.,

wswSsrs Frw0fe feyyese.
,.,,.-..
a short time oe'ore 'hs assembling Oh 'he
students and audience to witness the clos
ing commencement exercises Of the alb, We
institution, a thunder storm, accompanied
with h.,vv fall NJ rail, ,,o.e and many n
r..,. :. -,
"'"e "'''' oe'' '"A'o"s'' ''' 'e" " "o"'"
continue anu sPo' ,"e interest," u '"e oe''-
sion by spelling the pretty and spoties-
dresses, Sc, but il proved Of short dura-
ton. for in a few moments the sky was
-. - a. .,o,,h.,. ...I.d %
as,'" ',ea' ,''' ''' '''"o ~, oooe' ~ !,
- 49, 80, h,,;,,;. - oxg.a :.
n. G,lls., c,o,c;,y standing room beins a,
-,
Th. .x.,.;... w.r. commenced with ,r,v.
-. \, ~. p.x Al, ponrn. ana .n.r a.
u.s,c,i 80. ..,;.,;..,Iv ,.nd.r.d ..
-. n. &C.,, =, a.. -. - ,ra
-, W;". -. w;,r... -. S.In,.,a.;.,
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W. take pleasure in announcing that
Mr. John Blaine, our County Cour, Clerk
who suffered Sigh, attack Of partial pa.
rsiy-i. rccrn,iy, l. sgsin at the post Of bus
ine-- and u duty, almost fully restored TO
his usual health.
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srR,Yrp or stolen from John II. Craig,
ah,u; May l-,,one Roam Gov, about year-
old; horn. set ~. shout four inche. lohgi
very thin when she left. liberal reward
will b, paid on her delivery Of her to me.
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Ar 2o'clock on Saturday morsiHg last,
the heading. in Kings Mountain Tunnel
met, - there IL At last a hole through that
Bugabcar. IL will, however, take several
months to put !, in condition for lccomo-
tive TO Pss- through.
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nEp.-N Campbell & Miller's, several
months ago, Of impecunio~ity and conse-
quent starvation. at advanced age, and after
lingering and loathesome illness, LONG
CREDIT AND Hon PRicEs. Rsqasesnf ~
pace, d.fshot,b1s, non esfimus, rPTouf'tus
licked- bueLofifimus, git out, scat
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4 coxNrSIcArIoS. signed Crab Or
chard." in answer to "Dsmocrat' will aP
pear in our next Issue, II having been rcceiv
81 too late Tor this.
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FoR LApIEs OsLy.--Like the June sun
To the budding rose, is the magic touch Of a
auter to the spotle-s linen,-ys, the Autins
machines are go awful high" Now, ladies,
allow us to NEE, this objection by intro
ducing to You the little Geneva Hand Flut-
er, price 81. II is . jewel. Call and see II
at Campbell A Miller's.
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MARRIEp-On the I'D, at Nr. b. Dun
xans, in Pulaski. Mr.. =. W. Craig, Of Lex
ington, to Mis-. Mary Settles
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TIE Great Imperial Enropean Circus
will spread is monster Pavilion in Stan
ford Monday, June 2sth,-don't forget the
date. do sec Msm-l Eliose Davenport
from the Cirque Napoleon, Paris, Premier
Equestrienne. Too much prai~ cannot be
accorded to this dashine young lady, na,u-
rally endowed with great personal grace
and beauty Of form, and possessed Of more
than ma-culine daring and abandon, she is
without doubt the greatest Female Rider
the World ever produced, riding upon a
horse entirely devoid Of saddle or bride. -
She ride. at q greater heighth ofspeed than
ever before attained by any lady artistic, and
is justly STYLED the Champion Female Eu-
questriennc Of the World.
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KILLING AND wouSpiNo.--A considera.
BILE amount of crime and misdemcanors has
occurred at aud around Kings Mountain
Tunnel since the road hogan. Last week a
man named PAYNE, a watch and jewelry
member. got into difficulty With some ne.
groe. there which resulted in Payne's kill
ing one Of the men an slightly wounding
another in the arm. Payne was also severe
Nv wounded in the shoulder lie fed for
safety to this place. The ball is still in mis-
shoulder. We have since learned that
some or 10 negroes attacked Payne, and
that he shot entirely IN .elf-defens. The
case was dismissed by the Commonwealth
Attorney at the preliminary ti,i, on
ground. Of jus,i6able homicide PAYNE
-hould in future keep out Of bad compeny.