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ALARMINGLY MysrERIoUs.-On Saturday morn
ing about two O'Clock, as Messrs Henry J. Fisher
md Jerome r. White, two Of the proprietors of the
Daily sSun, Philadelphia were passing by Williams
followed by two very tall men. For moment they
halted and the alest Of the Strangers who was armed
with large butcher knife, which he held down by his
vide, advanced towards them, but at the same instant
watchman in sight the other side OF the street,
and hailing him, said" You have been loshng round
here two or three hours. What do you want II you
don't be of home, III put you the wachhouse"
The fellow muttored something in reply TO this chal-
ienge and then eisurely walked away with his comade


0U~ The scarcity of corn in the interior of $. Car
ona and Georgia, by the of the drought, has
induced the Charleston Railroad Company, and the Cen
ral Railroad Company to reduce the Of freight
tnat srtce-the former from 10 to cents and the latter
iiom IL TO This is done with the expectation that
supplies will come from New Orleans.