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HARD TINES AND DEATu.-A constable al Mur
freesburg. Tennessee, recently served warrant on
Mr.. Carrick of the neighborbood, and subsequently,
executed on a mare and carryall belonging 10 him,
which were taken to the house of Mr.. Carlton, the
creditor. CarrIck being absent when the property
was taken, Immediately on his retnrn repaired TO
Cartoons and took 1t away by force. Mr. Carlton,
with the officer, went in pursuit OF the mare and
carryall to Carrick 5 house where they found them
they hitched the animal in the shafts and were
about starting when Carrick came up and applied
the whip, causing the mare TO run oft and unortune
ately Kill Mr. Carlton by throwing him out against
a stump.


PHnADELpHGA, JuxE 30.-About one hundred
and fifty of the cotton workers engaged at the Globe
Mills, kenslngton, being all the force of that fac
tory, were discharged to-day. Considering that
the unemployed of city were previously large
number this addition must add materially to the
poignant suffering and stress experienced for want
of employment | have never known time when
half so many persons were so wholly idle. Below
our city, every Gay, may be seen hundreds OF men
seeking 10 kill time, ana TO supply themselves with
dinner, fishing for perch and eels. When tins
state OF things Will hnd remedy, is more than can
at present be foreseen.


PETTY TY,NNy.-Mr. c. G. Chandler, who has
been employed in the Springfield Mass, Armory,
been discharged for having the effrontery TO hold
conUersa,ion touh a recently discharged Grmorer.
Liberty of speech, torsooth!


DEsPERATIoN.-The working-men are becoming
almost desperate for want of work. There IS no
thing for them to do-they actually Offering TO
work for their board along the river streets This
is not eXaggcration, IT a melancholy fact. 1t Is
rumored that the two steamboats, burnt a day or
two ago lust above the city, set on fire by men
out of employ so as to get work to rebuild them.
This certainly cannot be so, yet the of other
boats are busily engaged in taking them to the
Little Miami for safety.-Ctncinnah Post.