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The Rock Island Argus., 1882-06-07
Guardians Sale of Real Es-
tate.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, / -
Rock Island County, 60

In the County Court of December Term 1881
In the matter of the petition of William Mclean
Guardian of Gearge NJ Harper and Mary w. Harper
minor children of William H. Harper, deceased, for
leave to sell real estate. #@
PUBLIC NoTIcE is hereby given that by virtue of
order of the County Court of Rock Island Couil-
ty, Illinois, made and entered aforesaid in said
on the 22d day OF December. A. D.. 1881, in Il cer-
tain proceeding therein pending, wherein the under
signed. Will IN Mclean. Guardian of George NJ.
Har per and Mary W. Harper miuor children of
William w Harper, deceased, made application for
leave to sell real estate of said minors the under
signed, Guardian as aforesaid will, on Friday the
23rd day Of june, A. D.. 1892 at the hour Of Elev
en- O'Clock IN the forenoon-of said day, at the front
door of the dwelling house on the premises. TO
be sold in the city and county of Rock Island. and
state of Illinois, will sell at public sale. TO the high
est bidder, the following described real estate OF
said minors situate in the city and county Of R0ck
Island and state OF Illinois, towit The wesf haf of
out-iot five f5J In John W. spencers addition to
the city of Rock Island said sale to be madeon the
following terms, viz, One-third thereof in cash at
time of entering order confirming the sale, and
the remainder in year from the date of said sale
with interest thereon from said date at the rate
eight per cent per annun, To be secured bynote of
the purchaser and mortgage upon the premises
sold
Dated at Rock Island, May 10Th A. D.. 1882.
WILLIAM MCLEAN.
Guardian Of said Minors.
KEswoRTHY q BEARDsLEY. Attorneys.
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock Island County,
In the Circuit Court of Rock Island County. Illinois
May Term. 1882.
George NJ. Dickson VS.. Henry Hartley Hayford,-
Demand $4,000.
NoTIcE is hereby given to you. the said Henry
Hartley Hayford, that writ of attachment haf
been sued out of the Office of the clerk of the Cir
cult Court of said county of Rock Island at the suit
of the said George M. Dickson. and against the es
tate of you, the said Henry Hartley Hayford, foI
Five Hundred and Forty lS540) Dollars. directed Il
the sheriff of said county to execute. which saiE
writ has been returned by said sheriff executed.
Now, unless you, the said Henry Hartley Hay
ford, shall personally be and appear before ths
Circuit Court of said county on the first da,
of the next term thereof to be holden at the Cour
House in said county, on the first Monday in tht
month of May next, give special bail and plead Il
said action Judgment viii be entered against you II
favor of the said plaintiff and the property attached
sold to satisfy the same. with costs
LEVI F. HARSON. Clerk.
Dated Rock Island, Illinois, April 9Th. 1882.
SWEENEY, JACKSON & WALKER, Att'ys for Pl'f.
aDril-7-w3W
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ST. PAUL, June 6.--The twenty third
session of the American medical associa-
tien commenced to-day with an attendance
of nearly 700. DR.. p. O. Hooper, of
Arkansas, acting president, read the an
nual opening address, which treated of
the progress and need of science and
mental and moral philosophy, and dwelt
especially On compulsory vaccination as II
preventive of loss of life by smallpox,
and then directed attention TO the action of
the New York state medical as sociation in
regard to consultation with homeopathy,
and stated that the matter had
been referred to judicial council whose
decision would be final A com
munication from the Womans christian
national temperance union was read ask
ing the cooperation of the association in
introducing the studies of anatomy phys
iology, Hygenie, and especially the results
of the use of Intoxicating liquors upon the
human system as part of Hygiene in the
schools supported by public moneys.
In the afternoon valuable papers were
read and canvassed among others by DIR
w. Sill, of Illinois, on laparoteny.
In the.evening members of the -associa
tion were entertained at reception at tht
Metropol itan hotel by the citizens of st
Paul.
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BorDED SPIRITS.

BorDED SPIRITS.
The report recently prepared by Carlisle,
of Kentucky, and adopted by the Com
mittee of Ways and Means, in response to
the preamble and resolution introduced by
Representative White, of Kentucky, the
10th of April. full text of which was pub
lished at the time, intimating that undue
| haste was exercised in passing through
the house bill to extend the bond
ed period for distilled spirits was
submitted to the house to-day. The com
mittee consider it a matter of simple JUS
tice to the commissioner of internal
revenue to say he did not at any time while
the bill was pending, make any amendment
or suggestion in relation to it, except when
called on to do so by the committee or its
members, and that in every instance alter
atioas and additions suggested by him
and adopted by the committee were made
in the interest of the government. He
was consulted in his official capacity alone.
the object of the committee being to secure
his advice and cooperation on the prepa
ration of the bill which would not in any
manner impair the security of the govern
ment fer the collection of taxes, and atthe
same time afford what was believed to be
proper measure of the relief of tax payers
The committee therefore report the reso-
luton back to the house with recommen-
dation that it be laid upon the table
DUTY ON EMIGRANTs.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The committee
on commerce will report favorably the bill
providing for duty on emigrants of so
cents per head, to be paid to the collector
of the port within twenty four hours after
the entry of vessel The bill also provides
for the return of all foreign conviets, ex-
cept such as have been convicted of politi-
cal offences
Representative Townsend's bill to estab
lish the board of commoners on Inter State
commerce as Bureau of the interior de
partment win have favorable report to
the house.
Leading boiler makers of Pittsburg are
seeking TO secure the suspension of the
formula for strength of fiues adopted at
the last meeting of the board of supervis-
ors and inspectors of steam vessels.
Alexander Mitchell, of Wisconsin, has
declined to serve as a member of the
tariff committee.
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ST. LOUIS. June :.
Wheat--Opened better but declined; 9S029 cash
215s June: 0S14 July: No 3 %.
Corn-Higher; 74l75 cash; 1874 June; 73as
July.
Oats-Higher; slow; 56as cash ;50m June.
Rye-Dull 73 asked
Barley-Slow; S0G1 10.
Butter-Steady; dairy 1921; country packed
13D17.
Eggs-19.
Whisky-Steady; 16.
Pork-Higher; 90 90 bid cash; 10 IS bid June.
Sait-Hed higher.
Lard-Strong
Bulk Meats-Strong.
shoulders-s IS; short RIBS II so; short clear
Ii 25
Bacon-Better
Sides-12 0061I2 00ss.
Hogs-Steady; scarce pigs and light Workers 00
ar IS heavy Yorkers 50GD7 IS; packing 60G190
butchers TO fancy 0008 30; receipts 10 90.
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resented him. After considering four of
the sixty-three pages of the bill, the COM
mittee arose. Kasson, Iowa. offered a reso-
luton declaring that congress, in connec-
ton with the people of the United States,
has received with profound grief tidings
OF the recent death of the italian patriot,
Gen. Garibaldi, expressing high appre-
citation of his loyalty and unselfish patriot
ism, his love of human right and devotion
OF principle. avowing the sympathy of the
United States with friendly nations which
have been thus bereaved, and requesting
the President to cause a copy of the reso-
iutlons to be communicated to the govern
ment of Italy. Adopted unanimously.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. June 6.

Wheat-Quiet, somewhat irregular; higher;
regular l0491 125s closing 10 July; o64 @
0s closing 074 August, No spring 2714@
1r2sk cash; i as01 2s4 nominal June; 1 2s0
80 closing s94 July; 1114Q1 1a1@ closing
Tx August No 1910 13; rejected, S06S5
Corn-Opened weak and lower; strengthened
somewhat closing easy; 7oss@71 closing inside cash
711401S closing 71A June; 7oA@70A closing
sellers july 71@n5s closing Tx August rejected
e915@70A.
Oats-(2uiet; early firm; higher; closed declininfi
504 cash. $4,000 closing 491S June; 431sG437s
closing 4314G439sJuly.
Rye-Dull; lower; "a.
Barley-Nomina1; 9SQ1g0.
Pork-Firmer; prices irregular; 10 75aD1s 80 cash
19 67tz(l19 921e July; 10 S0GD 20 10.
Lard-Seadier; higher; IL 300l1f 321a cash; IL 30
gil 40Jaly.
Meats-Firm; generally higher; should ers 8 IS
short ribs11 35; clear II IS.
Whiskey--Lower; Is.
Flax Seed-Weak; 35611 81
Butter-Gook demand firm creamery 1923; dairy
| 146119; low grade 10.
Eggs-Steady; II.
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Executors Notice.

Estate OF Nathaniel Dean Bradley, Deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed Execu
trix of the last win and testament of Nathaniel
Dean Bradley late of the county of Rock Island
state of Illinois, deceased, hereby give notice that
she will appear before the County ourt of Rock Is
land county, the ofse of the clerk of said court
in the city of Rock Island, at the July Term on the
Second Monday IN July next, at which time all per
sons having claims against said estate notified
and requested to attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted to saie
estate arc requested to make immediate payment Il
the undersigned
Dated this 18th day of May 4. D.. 1892.
ELIZABETH E. BRADLEY,
may-1q-w3t EXccutrix.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. ID. G, June 6.-Up-
per Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
warmer generally fair weather, winds
mostly from south to west; lower barom-
eter In southern portion.
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Ey-G0y. MOSES.

New YoRK, June 6-F. J. Moses, ex-
governor of South Carolina pleaded guilty
to the charge of petit larceny and was sen
fenced to the penitentiary for six months.
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat-Opened lower; advanced. closing firm
receipts 239 600; exports 10 600; spring 50; un
graded red 1901 As; red / 440I 45L.
Corn-Lower; heavy; receipts 126,60o; export
6S 800; ungraded mixed 760811a; No 2, S0H@S1h
oats-Higher; receipts soc; exports eoo mix
west. $500; white 62S067M.
Eggs-kasier; 231s.
Pork-Steady: new 20 00k. .@=s
Cut Meats-Fominal.
Lard-Steady; II e5A G67A
Bntter-Quiet; 106D24,
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FINANCIAL.
A NEW ROUTE.

NEW ORLEANS, June 6.-Actiye prepa
rations are being made for shipment of
grain from Gala to Europe via New Or
leans.
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LIVE STOCK.
Droyer,s journal. .

Hogs-Receipts II 600; fair demand about
steady, poor grades weak; mixed 25@7 90; heavy
950s SO; light 1907 90; skips 00G1 So
Cattle-Receipts 21 600, demand weak. market
sluggish; steady; exports 5009 00: good choice
shipping 5o0S 35; to fair 6 0017 20:
butchers steady 25004 so; grass Texans shade
stronger 40615 90: stockes and feeders 300lS5 60.
Sheep-Receipts 800; fairly active.
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THE HILLsDALEs.
WEST POINr.

WEST PoINT, June 6.-Members of the
board of the visiting committee favor a
new lecture room to be known as Garfield
Memorial Hall. Gen Howard approves the
scheme.
Thirty of the 157 nominations to the
academy passed medical examination.
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CALL.

Wheat-Firmer; regular 12E@1 13 July; 091s
al 094 August; spring 2SBdf 90 June; 29S@
30 July; 1lB0D1 11A August.
Corn-Steadier70O70 June; Go5sG70A July
701a011f August.
Oats-Good demand; unchange.
Pork-Stteady: 10 S5Ql9 371a July ;D19 671s 30
021s geo 25 August.
Lard-steady; IL sah June; Ii s71S911 10 July.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Receipts 400; good native fairly firm
unchsnged, others very dull; poor, prime native
steers 111a I61a extra 164Q17
Hogs-Receipts 9,e00; none offered alive.
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ROCK ISLAND ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE ?, 1882

call convention in September, composed
of the delegates elected in the manner pre-
scribed for the purpose, naming ticket
to be supported by all republicans.
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New York Market.


NEW YORK, june Q.
FINANCIAL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Money-24@3h
Prime Paper4A05h.
sterling-Ex. s61s; demand s9A.
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ST. PETERsBTRG, June 6.-At the ANAL
gimated headquarters tonight word was
received that the Akron Iron Company
Akron, Ohio & Canal, Dover, Iron Com
pany Canal, Dover, Ohio, had signed the
scale. This makes eight mills. that have
agreed to have the advance tomorrow,
Plate mill Klemans Superior Rail Mill will
start up with 100 non-union, men they arc
in this district to run a mill with unskilled
labor and non union men. It is said thai
the mills have orders on hand that must
DE filled Immediately and that as soon al
they are worked off the mill win shut
down again
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Sp0RTING.

JEROME PARK, n. Y, June 6.-McDuff
won the mile and eighth race; Blue Lodge
second; Bouncer third; 2.014.
Ladies stakes, one and one-half miles;
Hiawatha first; Rica second; Olivia third;
2:44
Jockey club handicap, two miles; YAM
pire ran away making full distance before
caught, which threw him out of the race.
Eale first; Monitor second; Uberts third
1881.
Selling race, mile and three-eighths Cir
alfii first; Chicadee second 10 Nay third;
2:3oI.
Steeple chase, short course; Disturbance
first; Crank Short second; Joe Hunt third;
3:40s.
THE HILIsDALEs.
DETROIT, June 6-The Hillsdale boat
clubs champion crew, which goes to Eu-
rope as Representative American four
Dared crews, there to row with all corners,
left Hillsdale to-day. The town turned
out to sec them off and gave them purse
of $3.50 for pocket money.
BASE BALL.
PRAvIDENCE, June 6-Providences Is,
Buffalo 7.
BosToN, June 6.--Detroits 5, Bostons Q
WORCESTER, June 6. -Worcesters s.
Chicagos 3.
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LITTLE TROUBLE.

matters lively at Newburgh tonight.
They surrounded laborers, hooting and
ieering at them, and there was much ex-
element for few minutes No violence
were arrested for disturbance. The po-
lice were present in large numbers, and
Mayor Herrick has issued proclamation
calling on the strikers to desist from as
semAllng in The streets and preventing
Others by threats and intimidation from
pursuing their daily labors
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so LOTS

IN HIGH GROUNDS GOOD VIEW OF RIyEh
u and Island near Railroad Depot ana shops.
CORNELIUS IYNDE.
(At Mitchell a Lynde'e Raph,l ta-2saese
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RAILROAD LANDS.


tire judiciary committee OF the house upon
the northern Pacific land grants, holds
that-under limitures of the granting act the
sole right of which remains in the United
States at present is all right by its con-
gress to take what steps are necessary to
insure the speedy completion of the road.
The committee concludes it would not be
advisable to give its land grant to another
company or sell them and apply the pro-
ceeds to the completion of roads. That
completion of roads viii be the more readily
accomplished by policy of non Interference
of government, therefore recommend no
further legislation advisable in connection
with the general subject of the indebtness
of the Pacific Railway Company.
The committee report the provisions of
the Thurman or sinking fund of May 7th,
1878, are not applicable to the Kansas
Pacific Railway, Sioux City Pacific
Railway and Central Branch of
the Union Pacific, and they therefore
man act as will compel the payment by
| these companies to the treasurer of the
United States of funds with which to meet
their United States bonds on maturity in
accordance with previous recommends
tions of the secretary of the treasury.
They also suggest that the Thurman act be
| further amended s., as first to extend the
time for settlement necessary to ascertain
the amount payable from one month as II
now is, to three months; second, to make
settlements and payments semi annual, in
stead of annual, and third, to authorize
the secretary of the treasury to transfer
moneys now in the treasury, and due sais
company, to the sinking fund. The
amendment by which the committee pro
pose to extend the provisions of the Thur
Imam act to the Kansas Pacific. Sioux City
& Pacific and central branch roads pro-
|vides that there shall be paid on the first
day of April and October of each year tt
credit of said sinking fund $150, 900 by
the Kansas Pacific company, $50, 900 by
the Sioux City &c Pacific company, ant
$50 900 by the central branch, or so much
thereof respectively as shall be necessary
i to make per centum of net earnings o
their respective railroads, under act O
'e2, and the whole sum earned by then
respectively as compensation Tor services
i rendered for the United States, togetne
i with the sum by this amendment required
/ to be paid to amount in its aggregate .
i25 per centum of the whole net earnings O
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University of Virginia.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly be
Gin 18th July, 1882 and end 18th September. Have
proved of signal use,-1st to students, who design
TO pursue their studi at this, other Law
SCHOOL, 2d, to those who propose to read privately
and Sd, to practitioners who have not had the advan
tage or systematic instruction. For circular apply
(P. O. University of Val to JOHN b. MINOR, Prof
Com and Stat Law. May26-d- win.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE. June 8.
wheat-Steady; 81 cash and June; 1 3IH July
16 August: No Milwaukee 1 IL
Corn-LoWe-; T0ss.
Oats-Firm 49,
Rye-Lower: 71G72.
Barley-Firmer; s5z.
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WASHINGTON.

"AsiiNSioN, June o.-Oh May sec
retary Frelinghuysen, in a long dispatch
concerning relations of Great Britain and
inter-oceanic canal projects, requested
Minister Lowell to call the attention of
Lord Granville TO two points bearing upon
the present force of the Clayton Bulwer
treaty and Great Britain's claims there
under. First. That Britain is gradually
magnifying a British settlement in Hon
duras under Spanish American sovereignty
into British settlement and possession
has violated the treaty, and the United
States can at any time declare it void.
Second. The treaty applies only to the
Nlcaraguan route, as agreements on any
| other route was relegated to the future.
With these and other points less direct,
and on the principles of the Monroe doc
trine, the secretary rests the case express
ing confidence that that the differences
VIII be satisfactorily adjusted
This morning Reed appeared before
Judge Wylie of the criminal court and
asked to have the record corrected in the
Guiteau particularly as to accounts
in indictment, alleging that the late presi-
dent died in the District of Columbia. He
stated that he had other motions in view
which necessitated a clean record. Judge
Wyfe denied the motion. A general YER
dict was based upon good counts in the
indictment in passing sentence, shutting
its eyes to vicious counts.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The cabinet has
reached no conclusion on the tariff COM
mission question.
Nominations to-day were: George p.
Pomroy, agent and consul general at Cairo,
and E. T. Brulatour, Louisiana, secretary
of legation at Paris
Treasurer Gilfillan to-day mailed checks
for So, 692,05s principal and. interest of
bonds already presented under the 112th
call, which natures to morrow
| The Star publishes the following: 1T is
now known that Brockway made no dis
| closures of any importance in the recent
interview with the secretary of the treas
ury. The treasury department was en-
deavoring to get at the truth of the many
charges which were made as to the genu-
ineness of the plate which was brought
| here from the west. 1t was not the serious
| intention to have Brockway arrested. The
indictment was founded on charges against
him from outside parties. 1t is claimed
that he viii be speedily released, If SO IL
will not be granting immunity on account
of any recent disclosures made by him, but
will tend to show that he has been able to
give conclusive evidence that at the time
of his trial. eighteen months ago, he then
gave up all the dies and plates in his pos
session or under his control, and there is
no necessity of keeping him under arrest,
and that the immunity which was then
granted him holds good.
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said companys respectively for the half
year ending the last days of December and
June respectively next preceding.
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ATTORNEY AND COUN ELLOR AT LAW e.
- Office Room No. 4 Buford's Block, nth st.
and End avenue Rock Island. Ill. 1-27d&w6m
Special facilities for Abstract business.
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q. d. SWEENEY WA. JACKSON. uHAs- L. WALKER
SWEENEY. JACKSON & WALKER
T. 5. MoELHERNE.

A rrORNEYs AND COUNSELLORs at I W
y 0fHee&Beng gston's Block, Rork Island, Ill.
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ESTABLISHED OCT. IS, 1851
WILKINSON, KENw0RTHY BEARDsLEY
LAWYERS,

Have formed partnership for the general prac-
tice of the law Office in Fries Block, No. 1T25
Second Avenue, Rock Island, Ill.
March /. 1889.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-09-15
Champion Tooth Extractor.

DIR. Higgins, Of the Boston Dental
Association, who has been i'm this city
for several weeks past, is meeting with
unprecedented success. All work in
the dentistry line is done promptly and
to the entire satisfaction of the patrons.
Teeth are filled or extracted and new
sets are manufactured to replace them.
In the manufacture and fitting Of the
teeth the doctor is using an invention
ent.rely his own which prevents any
Inconvenience to be felt by their use
and causes them to attach firmly to
the gums. AS a tooth-eXtractOr the
doctor is undoubtedly the champion of
America 2s will be seen by the follow
ing record
August nth Mrs. G.. +. Tomlison
had = teeth extracted without leav-
ing the chair. No Inflammation or un-
plsasaRt results followed. August
29th the gums were almost well. Mr..
j. Z. BEARD had IL teeth extracted at
one sitGus, Mrs. D. r. Herdman Is,
and Mrs. E. l.. HOrrell 80 ut one sit
ting ana ,n1 q broken fang.
Such wonderful results can of course
be attaited .only after long study and
paactice. People wanting any thing in
the dentistry like will perhaps never
have another opportunity like the
present. The doctor will remain only
a little while lonGes.-Leroy Reporter.
Dr.. Higgins gin be in lola this
week and will 'remsfp an indefinite
length OF time.
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A special dispatch from Burlington,
dated last Monday, says duel was
fought that morning one mile north Of
the city, between Fred Robbins, fore
man of the Burlington Patriot, and
Professor Eppenstein, music teacher
recently from Santa Fe, n. NJ. The
trouble originated about the proceeds
of an opera, given recently under the
direction of the professor. Yesterday
Robbins sent him formal challenge to
fight a duel with pistols at fifteen
steps. which was accepted, and fought
accordingly at daylight this morning.
One shot was fired by each, whereupon
Che professor fell, and Robbins. think
ing .he had either killed or MORALLY
wounded him, left the field in haste.
ItsubseqHently transpired that nobody
was hprt, and thus the affair ends for
the present. Robbins formerly lived at
Humboia& n this county, and was
somewhat see easuted in lola.