{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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SIR: The cowhiding referred to in yester-
days Intelligencer and Sun, which came of
on 7ih street, on the Sd inst. ; report says
was in consequence Of gross language made
use OF by officer Locke, to the mother Of
Aquila R. Allen, which report, is false and
unfounded Locke, Ratcliffe, and Hutchins
have made affidavit before T. G.. Dunn,
Justice of the Peace, that no insult was
given either by word or act, and the injur-
ed party, has by suit for damages, as well
as by the Criminal Laws Of his country,
appealed to a jury Of his countrymen for
protection from such base and rufianly at
tacks on an officer, for the simple perfor-
nance of his duty.