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A DocToR's FEE. A Dayton Ohio) paper
gives the following account Of an awkward
fix, into which disciple Of Galen fell. The
fee was liberal, it not acceptable: iar3


'We learn that few evenings since a doc
tor in this city administered dose of medic
cine TO patient, Of rather dubious character
and which produced a very injurious effect
Upon the second visit of the doctor 10 the same
place the brother. of the sick man Knocked him
down. broke his pill box, and gave him a most
unmer ciful kicking and caning.'i yu Fill


PRoMPT.-Married, in the streets of Vicks-
burg, near the Ferry Landing, on Sunday the
Cd INST, by N. G. Bryson, esq, Mr.. Willis G.
Wheeler, oil Madison county, Miss, 10 Miss
Calharine Smith, of Georgia. tia @H.s


The parties were removing westward, and
as the boat was waiting for them, they would
not take time to 60 to house offered them,
but, with touch Of romance, had the ceremo-
ny performed in the street, and went on their
way rejoicing. ........ tt
STABBINa. A difficulty occurred Yesterday
evening, on the Levee, between Capt. Israel.
Of the steamer Susquehanna, and steamboat
runner named Henry Crusen. The origin OF
the affray, was, il is said, in Mr., Crusen's per-
suading passengers on the Susquehanna to
leave It for another boat. Knives were freely
used Captain ]. was stabbed in the side, Mr..
| G.. in the head, aud the latter was knocked
senseless by rock We do not learn that
either was arrested. ST. Louis American. i
VERMONT. The Legislature Of this State
has elected Horace Eaton, Governor; Leonard
Sargent, Lieut.. Governor; and Elisha p. Jew
eft, Treasurer--sl the Wing candidates. The
vote for Governor stood-- Wah, a
| Eaton, .dt 4...f ra.au 1876 1sl.
| Smith, 5... rs .diu
Barnard, ,,r,s IL 7a.


So the Government is fully organized, in
Wing hands, as usual .n,
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