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The Secret Of business Success

1t is claimed that Vanderbuilt exhibit
ted great nerve and shrewd business
sagaclty i'll the purchase of stocks and
railroads conti oiled by him. Yet, when
ever he made an Investment he received
in return an equivalent either ;is his own,
or az collateral security. DIR. II. V.
Pierce has invested many hundred thou
sand dollars in advertising, depending
entirely upon the superior merits of his
goods for security. The unparalleled
popularity of his family medicines, and
the annual increase i'll their sale, a. tests
in argument stronger than words of their
purity and efficiency. If the blood be
impovers shed the lil or sluggishor herebe
tumorS, blotches, and pImples, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
effect speedy and perfect cure. If the
bowels be constipated use Dr. PIERCE s
Purgative Pellets. Debilitated females
suffering with those peculiar dragging
down sensations and weakness S, will
find DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip plion "A
safe and certain remedy. Prompt relief
and IA permanent cure have SO UNIVERSAL
ly followed its use, that the doctor now
sells it under positive guarantee.
OAKLAND, Douglass Co., Oregon,
jan, ., 1871.
DIR. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir Your Golden Medical Dis
covery has cured my daughter. OF goitr'
after many physicians had failed. In
CLOSED please find Sl.50 for Il copy of The
Peoples Common SENSE Medi al Adj
wiser With us it takes the place of the
family physician.
Yours truly, AARON ALLEN.
Mt. VKRNoN. Ohio, July 10, 1876.
DE. PIELCE, BLffIlo, \. Y:
Dear Sir -Four bo of your Favor
tie Prescription have entirely cured my
| wife We employ. d three different ply
| sicians ami many remedies, but found no
| relief With IL thankful heart, am,
Ever your ftiend,
| d&Wlt AUGUST WARRING.
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Letter from lkehOhOfh.
BRIGHT HOUsE. July %. l8

BRIGHT House, July %, 1873.
MIR. .EDIToR:-I arrived at this beautiful
house with my family on Saturday last,
and found it in fine order; and can say
to the pubic that the house is keptin
splendid style, aud the table cannot be
surpassed by any hotel in this country
found in the house about 100 guests
and every one spoke of it IN the highest
terms. l think Rehoboth Beach is the
finest watering place ever saw and the
bathing is delightful L wish you were
here to see how the people enjoy them
selves. 1t seems that every body has
found how well the house is kept, and
guests are constantly arriving. Saturday
tifty-nine arrived on Monday twenty
two; on Tuesday, forty-seven; on We'd
nesday, thirty-nine and to-day twenty
five. So you see the house is filling W.
Yet there is plenty of room and am sat
isfied this is to be great watering place
of which Delaware ought to be proud
There are guests here from all paris Of
the country The railroad runs within II
short distance eff the hotel and the West
ern Union Telegraph Company shave
their office in this house. The associa-
ti"n have Just put ura number Of lamps
to light up the walks along Old Ocean
which makes beautiful promenade in
the evening. To-day it was delightful to
set on the porch of the Bright House,
with n fine breeze off the sea. When
you come bring thick coat with you.
b. w,
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Brief Locals.

TWAS very close this morning.
BE sure and attend church tomorrow
viii the slaughter houses be removed
Look and see what kind of meat you
buy.
Red Tea Store No. 3 West Third street
best tea.
Red Tea Store No. 3 West Third stree
best coffee.
New tea, Red Tea Store No. 3 Wesl
Third street.
The Jackson Democratic Club Will
meet this evening.
The cutters at Fifth and Poplar streets
are being repaired.
Cheap clothing at the New York store
No. 22l Market street.
Second street, between Market aut
Shipley, is being repaved.
Ihe republican nomination for May ol
is being held this afternoon.
Chapman's store is closed on Sundays
so buy your cigars and tobacco to day.
If you have decayed tooth call on
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist No. $50 Mar
ket street, and have it filled.
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entire fidelity be sustained by the courts
THE ACTION AT WASHINGTON,

THE ACTION AT WASHINGTON
What has been done ami said az Wash
ington since the rendering of his decision
l. too recent and well known to II ,.ed ,e-
peating here. 1t should be said, howey-
er, that the case on the part of the State
has been pressed only b b-ca,se thi, IL con-
sidered test trial of matter long held
III dispute and never before met, the set
tlemeut of which is nece e-sary to the c,.ar
establishment of the relations of the State
ami federal courts. There is no undue ex-
cltement over the matter, AMI the prison.
ers, who really figure but very little in its
consideration, are just ~ safe from vio-
ience ils they would be in Washington.
WHAT GOVERNOR HAMPTON SAYS.
In response to my request for his vie VS.
upon the subject Gov. Hampton said this
evt ming that he liz az xious that the case
should be allowed to take It's cour e, in
order that the questions Involved might
be settled for the future. 1t will certain
-ly 90 up through the State Supreme Court
on appea , and the United s ates Supreme
Courl will Ultimately decide il any way.
vi the government should assert its iuris-
dicton at one and take possession Of the
prisoners by Il peremptory order it woul |
occasion great and needless excitement,
and wou Il render the further enforcement
vi III" If'NtIut ltHS IL iilDst iii DDSSl Dl-, as
the diStllcrS would be led to think that
I he State authorities arr unable to protect
them, and the prob ,bility is that the gra-
vest consequences would follow, and all
his efforts to have the State and United
States laws enforced would be nugatory.
81 am very anX Gus" he said. "that the
government shall allow the case to pro-
ceed as it now stand, as it is possible
that the State Supreme Court may dee de
in favor OF the United Sta es government,
and in this event peri ct a quiescence
would be heartily accorded The opin-
ion throughout the entire State concern
ing Judge Kershaw, he said, WAS "that
he is remarkably free from any political
or party feeling, and he is kuowh to b. a
man of the highest characteI, both pri-
vaie and officially. Nothing would make
him overstep the bounds OF his office or
violate the law"
Governor Hampton informed me that
he, to-day, wrote to the President asking
that the case may be allowed to take its
regular course, and assuring the Pre- l.
dent that he will heartily cooper ate with
him in enforcing the law.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
AT HARLAN'S YARD.

The HAHN and Holllngsworth Co.
have purchased the large stone saw mil
on The east side of West street. below the
railroad, formerly owned by The late
Thomas Walter. but recently by Horace
CAUSE. The Company are now inprov-
ing. the uiding by putting in new doors
and windows, and putting on II new roof
with sky-lights. Thy are also building a
new addition Oh the east side 3Ox6O feet
and putting in Il new engine. The BUILT
ing will be used as n joiner shop. The
HUry Morgan, will go out ON her trial
trip ON Monday. The work on the Al
giers and the two new stcarl., is p,o-
crossing very finely.
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BY HILL AND VALE.

Within easy reach OF the city, by the
Delaware Western railroad, are the beau
tiful pastoral scenes along the Hockessin
valley. The road enters the valley through
the frowning portals of Mt. Cuba, and
then begins an unrivalled succession of
quiet pastoral views. The hills of Ches-
ter county, f,ringing the valley, add new
beauty and variety to the landscape. The
Sunday trains, leaving here at 1910 a.
H., are well patronized by our citizens,
who enjoy this ride. The comfortable
cars and low fares are items not to be for
gotten.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practic',
having had placed IN his hands by all East
India IN Missionary the formula OF a simple
vegetable remt dy. for the speedy and per-
manent cure for consumption, brOnchltls,
catarrh, asthma, aud All TN oat and lung
an .ctlons, also II positive ana radical cure
for nervous debiiit, ard all nervous COM
plants, after having tested its -ondertul
cur ,tive powers in thousands of cases has
ftlt il his duty TO make II known To his
suffering fellows. Ac!uated by this mt
tive, and desire TO relieve man suffer
ing, L will sei.d, iree of charge, TO all who
desire IL, this recipe, with full directions
for prcpa ring and using In German.
French, or English. Sent by mail by ad-
dressinx with stamp, naming this paper,
w w. Sherar, ~ Powers Black, RDch
ester, N. Y. e2l- weow.6L.
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ERsT EDITION.
Ioeal Time Table

vstEAvE WILMINGTON.
lSaa,liaInl,la. lSalis1I z 90, $40, 6.55, $40, 300,
iliS1s' Soo a m; 1881, 1910, 2.3O, $50,
ID s D. IN. On sundays; 2.os, . io u.
I'm. { 81, 8 IS, p m. ,.- ,o,o
,~'Gy ~ york: 2d5, 5 il, a m, II 81, IL no.
!" N m. IN sundays: 2 % a IN.
9,morp Z m and Washington: l2l4, 10,
siua m' p 81, l2 50, 5 0s. p m. Sundays
y, W, b Deposit: 1856 p m; no Sunday
!, Castle: s, 6 20, 3 80 mi 1 OS, o 80 p
,svars pgR 4. h.. 8 m, . 80 a IN; %, q 81
ma Sunday train. .os
,i.o,nSton ~ nS 4 Northern K. r.: 8 20 a
5n 5,5pm no sunday train.
s'aTare Western K. X; 10 ~ "A MI 81
I. on sundays; 10 80 a m
iys,pRlvE AT WILMINGTON. .
aahnadenn,n: aiI, p 81, 8 "a. 8 "A a IN; u
nM 9ji,S55, i5l, 5 Il. Il u, 80,
illO p m; on sundays: u 90,
am 80, . 81, II l0p IN. -
yov{t. I: Il 81, "a "A nj IL ~, IL %
.aom ~ Sundays: " 5b u IN !
R,amore.2,e, ala m; 7, /? 80,
jSpm; on Sundays; . IL a ~ D 80
S,Ni,ston 21s a N l2H, II 81,
gsoin, on sundays. ; Is a nj; . VI
peh Deposit. sOoami no Sunday
Sag Castle. -, S50a IA u 20 IN;
sN.,bip n, 90 sunday trains.
leagare 4 T.; 50 a m; 20, q 10 p
naSdui4y trains.
Wpmmgou & Northern X. r.: 3 Us,
,n.;3ipm. no sunday trains.
neax.ut Western X. r.: 30 "A IN
N. pu sundays; 800 n IN.
fnR wlLWINGrON LEAVE PHIL
ADfLPHlA.
Bnsd street anl Washington ave-
;5i. .M. l03o, Ija m; 2 80. 3 30,
i!5,G,64j, . 4j, II 50 pm; ON sun
..ga m;60i,J Is, II 80, p IN.
.lirl. second and Market streels:
ll4jam, li,35j, s 81, II IS y IN;
lniay, III. II bpln.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Sales of Dwellings, Lots
and arms.

The subscriber, with more than twenty
years experience, purposes to hold PUB
Lie SALES ON HE PREMIS S ES :.
WITHOUT POSTPONE WITH
ORA Wal OK UNDERBIDDfNG for
different sections of Wilmington and via
ciuity, on SATURDAYS, after August
Sd, during The months VI August, Septem-
Der and October.
The signs OF the times a.ain clearly in
dictate renewed confidence OF capitalists in
real estate, and Is BETTER PRICES. With
this decided conviction the subscriber in
vites the many pa rons he has heretofore
advised against selling, and all those hav-
ing properties to sell. to consult promptly
with j. T. HEALU,
Real Estate and Mortgage Excnange.
jyN,30
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Philip Quigley, and family have
returned from cape May.
Mr.. Lewis G,bbon-, ol thus cits is lying
very i'll.
rr. Wm. &. Luke, superintendent OF
the Rpckland paper mills, arts IO-iaJ
for "trip to Europe. Duriue his journey
he will visit many f Tire various points
of interest in En- gland, ocull lid and
France.
Mr.. Thomas Culbtrt and vile will
leave n, xt week for the C'pes on shurt
vacation.
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DIED,
EIN LEY On InlX 2Rlh 1873 aftnI

FlNLEY.-On July Goth, 1878, after lin
gering illness, Mary A. Finley, IN the
4Sth year of her age
The relatives and fre "ds of the family
are re- pectfully invited to attend her flu
neral, from her late residence, Heald ST
Whining OH, Del. on Sunday afternoon,
July 20th, at O'Clock.
QufNBY.-0n July 24rh. 1873, Mrs. Annie
Q1inby, wife Of DR.. W. + Quinby.
T. uneral To leave the mousse at ~ O'Clock,
p. m: on Saturday next, 9th inst. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend.
| SMITH AT Linwood, on July 24th, 1915,
Capt. Frank Smith. aged GG years
Funeral services at tie Old SweIes'
chur rch on Saturday at 5 O'Clock, p. IN.
JONES. AT Odessa, on Wednesday morn-
Ing. July 24th, A Allie I Jones,
ELLISON.-At Bellevue, Del, on Tues
day afternoon. 23i Inst, at O'Clock,
Letltla How Ellison, daughter Of Curlis
B. Ellison, in the sd year OF her a. e.
" HIrE.-In Philadelphia. on the END
inst, after severe Illness, Herman p,
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
White, of Townsend.
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Meeting or BARRIERS.

A meeting of the BARRIERS of this city,
was held last evening, at the Fame Hose
engine house for the purpose of organiz-
inS a permanent association, in order to
combat the law in regard to opening
their shops on Sunday. a temporary or
ganization was formed by calling MIR
Sinclair to the chair and appointing IL
Valentine, Secretary. Without transact
| ing any further business the meeting al
iourned until next Thursday evening.
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Reunion and Pic-nic.

The annual reunion and picnic of the
Lyman family will take place ON next
Thursday week, on tne farm of Thomas
Lyman, Lear Newport. The reunions
neld by this family, are always very
pleasant affairs, and it has be'.n their Gus
tom to give one every year. The festivi-
tie, will com nence on the night previous
by setting of a net in Mill Creek. All
tle guests are expt cited to help clean the
fish which are caught.
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7Hours at the Sea shore.
Ocean City Excursion.
Thursday. August Jst, 1878.

Thursday. August Jsf, 1878.
Tickets good to ret1rn until Monday,
August 9th.
FARE for the ROUND TRIP S2.OO.
CHILDREN under - years HALF PRICE
A Special Excursion train will leave
Wilmington AT s A NJ. ReturLIng leave
Ocean civ at z. NJ, giving
2 HOURS ON THE BEACH,
To those who wish to return the same day.
Cars run through directly To the surf
The Excursion House gives especial al
tenJ!on to BxcuIsionists.
Meals at all hours aud at reasonable
rates.
II. F. KENNY, Superintendent
]. N. MILLS, Genl Agt. Dei. Di,.
GEO. A. DADMUN, Genr Ticket AIT.
JyT-ts
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|gn Telcgrapiiic Summary \

Expected that the German parlia.
b election next Tuesday will re.
gain Of about 20 to the regular
aliye>, which will still leave the
the balance Of power-The eyat :
OF Shumla was accomplished on
inst The entry Ofthc Russian
FaS greeted with cheers by the
lns.-The Turki,lz-alots promise
the rntry0f The russians into
-Lorl Salisbury defends u q
policy on ihe eastern question
plumbia crew has been honored
rceptiona' the American section
Paris exhibition. The value OF
medalsat the Paris exhibition
ftduced, anlthe number increas-
all-fOurteen children and three
Ters drowned while on Il boat
'dlion in Ireland yeSterday.-A
occurredm Yokohama in con.
ol iir doctrine, Of two Blud.
r. 'lia'ilr sun mlves and the
alrN >llll Three Japanese stu,
t'e @"imlel in the fray.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
Gold md Silver.

No more serious question can engage
the attention now than the employment
OF labor that is wasting. A lecture OH
gold and silver, showing their relation to
our troubles, will be given at 219 King
street Tomorrow morning at 10.30. Seats
free, all are invited.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27

[,g [,1aFi9S' Of South Carolina, has
Newport admirrr, Mr.. w.
d SpIendld pair OF silver
''e following note: "These
I''g by the Bogatano sill.
S.l,' S@.5t boiivar struck the shack.
-1' D'ab' and made them free
D@,' wei worn by one who ha.
before TIL law "a bless
H. ""4ly to so many thousand
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
IdicaIions for To-Day.

h. Mj,e .lilmtic states, increas-
lMo nd rain, pnm southerly,
b0'ia oJrtpceS' wia,is, JOHoWed
ulrLuliaL
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
WAVES IN IRELAND.

f. WA. Ia, complain of the low rate
lI,a ,,''lle u! should read the reports
jl6nl,t;A % J. Alied States consuis at
|al'. gqoIla ,,,ll Of the RATES paid in
! "a Il :, present p. time. Skilled me.
|eI VI ~, ~ day or less than our
| |Ia5Il,c WI" n"'.I.e receive e 81 so per day.
lrp,, works there the pay is from
| % aI anS Pc per day. Machinists are are
aakrr'I I',as1ns, !, 50 joiners, painters,
|alp,a,,1s pp,,s u per day. The rail-
It, VIII rhiI. receive from G} cents to
ry "a, ''S q, mere, on the street rail-
AZ hi NIL = or y 80. Other occu.
Ipp@' p''D INA IN about the same pra.
no, H =, mechanics nee and lab laborsp. rr,
EeSI,a4'.ld uyIa'ld Or Eng and, d,J.,arsa brcansa !" !"
i IsIl T55,' style of living i'irS imprSyaG rs lni
|y' 'a'i' eoI'. and expenses arro'e,, ,Ironeu
Eas,e,(. ('','y s.,y @ equal rights With I''oIi ali
| a n1as S.'d ", while they deserve %s,r; al IL
le.. 'j,l H., r,rspacted as the .IvraG weaI,h- IT.,
lkln, cllu Du' II may serve ,o NAB .
|yi5,gs. s.','.' '', more contenIDa to 'i,ake +" Ne
kero'Ip,l4 much better Off FIN th,V W ,De De
lasI I,i,s ,hs brethren in other y,I rniy conr are
RlIs'l S,',th.r VI at home or %orIny nh1yo' Of !
|lly va pl1' IA In the CniteIa ateu S,a.ol tol
The 'as1, n,Sa, should always trn ra,a states e.
r4:'. '''I,; Wifm from the work K fS'@ss Ea,e as
ts, ID I5, 'a' simply destrartilamm,s ra', lm,s !, i
employs labor. ON \. Y :
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
Pure Water ! fure Water!!

HUUGHTON'S PATENT FIJI
TERERS
VIII extract all fifth aud impurities from
your hydrant water, with the greatest
rapidly. 1t can be applied to any nv
drant. It's use IL absolutely necessary in
every family Call and see them. IL only
nerds trial; 1t will recommend itself.
Sold only by
w. s. WATT,
Jy24-lm 1h9 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
New Houses at RockIand.

The four seven-roomed frame houses
Which Mr.. Harry Barlow recently con-
tracted to erect for Mr.. VIM. q. Luke, at
ltocllland, are rapidly approaching com
pletion and arr .res
'rht ~.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
EXCURSIONS.

August LIST. 1878.
,gati@sH2srs sssN--~--
E.&%...S..l ssssrW m dzsaSrz a,
SgsEA2M5 - ~ sss sSsS siss tES
~ A special excursion train will be
run to OCEAN CITY the famous seaside
resort OF the Peninsula, at the following
low rates OF fire;
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27

F'1oilNSoS, editor of the Ga.
I'oMlllly spoken of as the Demo.
for Congress. Iflife.
'',8 AMI faithfully watching the
VI 'i'e Democracy Of this State
s''''H upon his party, Mr.Joliu.
u 10 seclre the nomination.
ti'ue.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27

''Rttf ltsrERDAY-The stock
a'N very active, and prices de-
'oa"l Gold WAS steady all
l"' Government bonds were
S'alr' dull and railroads lower
'l 'alI lent easily at l az per
The daily gazette., 1878-07-27
Iund ChiId'n under

Arriys at Ocean City, 1000 a. m.
Returning leave Ocean city AT p. III.
arrive at Wilmington at 10 20 p m
Tickets good to return by regular trains
until Monday, A ugust 5th only when
presented To and stamped by The Ticket
Agent at ocean CITY.
First class cars run directly through t
tie surf.
Hours at the Sea shore.
Should any persons residing at sta IONS
on The Delaware Division, other than
those named, desire TO participate in this
Excursion. Tickets Will be sold ut cores
ponding RACES, and the train stopped at
such stations
Ocean City Is not surpassed, If tqualed :,
for lis natural attractiveDess, possessing
Me finest surf-b thing, sailing, fishing,
&C TO be founi on the Coast.
The name OF p. Coyle 81 son, us mana
gers OF the Raj road Excursion house, is
8, mcieut proof that EXcu tslonists will be
weI provided for. Meals at all hours, at
tne lowest rates, and OF the best quality
aAd greatest variety.
ii. f. KENNY, Superintendent.
L. N. MILLS Genl AgJ. del. Div
G. o. A. DADMUN, GenI Ticket A ct.
JyT-te
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.

The Republ,aI mayoralty Domina-
ton election is IN progress this af er-
noon, and promises To be an exciting
contest. Last q, ening the friends of Mr..
Patterson distnb lted r ltrd circulars,
strongly urging mis- cl.A,..is NJ on the AT
tention OF voters.
AS these circulars were sent to we'll
known Democrats, rs we'll as to Republi-
cans, il is supposed tlat the Pattersoa
men are willing to do that which they
will prevent the Gal agher men from dc :
ins-namely, accept Democratic votes.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-28
THE OUTLAW REDMOND.
A History Of His Many Crimes, Hur-
ders, etc.

The desperate Redmond, who released
the United States prisoners from the
Pickens Jail on the 9th inst, is one of the
most notorious outlaws living. The his
tory of some of his nefarious deeds might
be of interest to the community, where
fore we briefly relate them:
Redmond formerly lived in Transylva-
mia County, N. c., where he was en-
gagged in the business of illicit distilling.
About three years ago he was arrested BY
Government officers, and while in the
custody of Deputy Marshal Duckworth,
on his way to Jail, he took from his boots
q pistol which he had concealed, shot
and killed Marshal Duckworth. A re-
ward was at that time issued by the Gov
ernor of North Carolina for his appre-
hension, and second reward of $500 by
the family of Duckworth. Redmond
after the commission of this deed fed
from North Carolina into this State, and
took up his quarters in the mountains of
Pickens County, bordering on North
Carolina, where he has been depredating
and successfully evading capture for the
past three years. A little over year
ago he was indicted for illicit distilling
of liquors, was arrested near Pickens,
and placed in charge of Deputy Marshals
Barton, Gary and Hendricks. While on
his way to Jail he succeeded in escaping
from these officers, and in the night time
waylaid them, and firing upon them, shot
Marshals Hendricks and Barton, the for
mer was severely wounded. Nothing
more was heard of Redmond until May
last, when several marshals, while taking
McCrary, prisoner, to jail, accidentally
came up on Redmond in the mountains
of Pickens. He fed. Redmond thought
that McCrary, who was arrested as an
illicit distiller, was plotting the officer in
order to arrest him, and when McCrary
mas set at liberty a few days after, Red
mond visited his farm, and, while he vas
blowing in his field, shot him down, kill
ing him instantly at his plow handle.
The outlaw remained quiet until on the
9th instant, when we hear of his break
ing open the Pickens Jail, and rescuing
prisoners. Since this latter outrage
every effort is being made to bring the
ruffian to Justice. Marshal Wallace has
ordered his entire force to report at Pick
ems County, organize, and scour the
woods and mountains for him, and to
keep on the trail until they succeed in
apprehending him. He is described as
being tall man, of wiry figure, and, i'll
appearance, much like an Indian. Gov
ernor Hampton has ordered the Sherifs
in the neighborhood to assist the Marshal
in bounding down the outlaw, and it is
confidently hoped that he will, in few
days, be brought to justice.-Journal Of
Commerce.