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the Farmer is furnished subscribers IS cts. per vclame
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Of subscribers mar nrgely increased.
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u Range Of the Thermometer Friday, Aug Is,
J. w Randolph & Co.'S Book Store l2l Main Street:
IL o'clock. 50 3 o'clock 81 O'Clock, 90.
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PURCELL'S OFFICE,
Richmond, Va
Drawing NJ Pokomoko River Lottery Class lGl:
IS 10 ~ g ~ % - Ga ~ -
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery, Cats l9i:
81 81 6 ~ &c % 40
Ticket NOs. 70 81, another prize sold and paid by
PURCELL
Drawing Of on elegant little scheme is received this day
(SatufdoJ) O'Clock. SSOO0 Capital prize. 7oNog.
II drawn. Tickets only 80. Risk on a package Of 20
Tickets S. Also Of this evening. Return hour half past
eight r. NJ. CAPITAL 10000. as Nos. 10 ballots. Tick
eis 81 II you want prize call At
PURCEILS Office,
No. 6, IL Street
Splendid, Scheme draws to-day, Saturday. $4,000
$1,000 1900, 5000. &c, 100 prizes Of 1000 each Tick
cts H.
Call and secure prize NJ PURCELES.
WANTED TO HIRE-A Wet Nurse--ono
w without ineunbraBee preferred. ArPy the Subscriber
on fth between Clay and Leigh streets
uI5-n w. GEORGE
SwEEr OIl.--3O taaeis Maueins OIL cor sale by
- auIi WILLIAMS HANALL.
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TO UNI sED STATES pENSlONEhS WIZ
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NATIONAL LOAN sUNp ssvs
ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL E5OO,OOO. OR $4,000, OOOt
UNITED sThrEs Lot.sL Board or Dkkcyoks
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General Agent foe the us-A Bss Moth Ar,te.a
CoAon,-s. lion. J. LEArpsa srAaa- -.
VUNHE admirable system OF Life Insurance
which vAs<A - -eu,
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vos burning the -hort period % in
prinep have the unqashns approval
Of nsay the patrossss has s-eased fully
pahc eos6d.nee ~ svof A. further ssrsniy
the Standing of This Company the subscriber s hs pubic
The Dseiorr residing New rosk eoaApord
sencmsn and responsibility
be Invested In the United sat.s In bs
three these Directors Te~s avaibhs always the
As-ared Of di-pated should any
rasphist containing the last Annual Report aud much
raj aosussios together with tbs society," bianh lorna
and the al iniofmao. - shsaissi application the
subscriber. w
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". p. TURPIN'S OFFICI

W. P.TURPIN'S OFFICE.
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery, No 80, August 18th
~ - - ~ 10 3 II 10 10 - 81 80
Ticket Nos. lG II 80. prize the above, s,ld and
paid by Tufpin.
For tbi. morning-Cupitsl $4,000, IS Nos, II drawn.
Tickets 50
For this eyenng-6G Nos. 10 drawn AloHnndria,
Class 49, draws this afternoon, drawing by
rows ndil. rnls of 20, 1000 do. 10000, do. 5000.
do. 2UOO do. 1850, do. 1900, 10 do. Of 1000. 90
Nos, ~ dfawn-fnc tor Packages.
Risk package Of - Whole Tickets, $50 20.
do Of ~ Half 4" ~ as.
do Of - Quarters % 37I.
Single Tickets $40, shares proportion For salo by
the Capital Pnzo seller, w. =. Turpin, No. 100. Nam
Street. gu IL
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JOHN r. THOMPSON,


DRACrcEs the superior and Inferior Courts Of the city Of
II Richmond and the couRties Of Ienrico and Louisa.
p Office No "a Main Street. the storr OF Lewis Gntrr
July lst5. eou
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NEW MUSIC, received at Siaiioners' Hall,
1N lei, Main Street,
Paris Polka
In Piancr Vents Polka
London Polka Qnadriics
la POLKA Quick Step
la Grace March
Mobile Grand March
Arlington VALUES
FHvorit. Guitar Waltz
Las Bellies Andalouses Brilliant Spanish waizes
New Orleans Waltz for Piaao Flute accompaniment
la Poss Waltz
Ls depart Waltz and Galop
Walls. de LhuIore-Rondo
Ls Tremoio, by Rosselen fselen
Fantastic Brilliant Sur Don Pasquale de- DoRizss by Ros
Widow maeksee-from Handy Andy, by Lover
Ar thou Tears
shr wgpt not when parted
Rose OF Tyrone
II GOEdoa---Duct
On Twas hear her singing
Lie Whist say
Descend 10 me-Serenade
Thou hast wounded the Spirit that loved thee
Angels Wing
My Heart Is oppressed to day
We are the Wandering breeIes-Duet
The Stars their Early Vgs keep
I've liv'd to hear your wedding bells.
large Stock OF Standard Music be found
}. w. RANDOLPH Il cog
aul Rock Store and Bindery
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NOTICE.

j. ii. EUSTACE g. son,
No. 10 Nain street.
DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines, Paints,
well selected stock embracing assortment TO which they
invite tie attention Of purchasers.
N. B-Par,euIar attention paid packing aud shipping
huI6-n
NOR RENT--The ROOM over my Store,
n just vacated by Dr. Wonbam.
] u. HOOVER
FOX NEW YORK.
.erss The fine packet schr MANCHESTER, Captain
NIX SNAcK having Of her cargo engaged and on
board, will have immediate despatch For balance OF
freight passage, having fine accommodations. apply to
master, board at Ludlan's wharf, orto
au I6 JAMES FISHERS SONS.
Il. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
u Where Prizes sold and paid ia every Lottery ll
Drawing of the Puk umUke River Lottery, Class Ito:
"a 81 g. 50 ~ % . 50 , 10 Sc
Whole Nos Is ~, another Capital
Ticket Nos. % a, small prize OF $500, both sold
aud paid by BIGGER & co.
For todny-Saturdoy.
$4,000. 10 Nos IL drawn. Tickets 81. Risk a
package Of 90 Whole Tickets only S24 Halves H. Qrs.
3. For Tickets IN the above call before eleven O'Clock.
Also for O-nghtSales close at9 p. W. Capital Sl0, =
coo. 10 Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81.
Magnificent Scheme to draw to-day.
100000, lJOOO 1900, $780, 3000 1884, 100 prizes of
lOUO cach besides many of 70O $50, 4Oo 3O0 2O0 &c.
Tickets SI2. For pri1e call at the Przo Office Of
BIGGER & co.
Drawing OF Pokomoko River Lottery, Class I6I:
- ID ~ & % 81 50 81 81 25
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery, Class No. 1874:
1
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J. f. WORDS OFFICE.

J. +. WORDS OFFICE.
Highly interesting to unfortunate Speculatorsl
Buying measure Of meal" would scarcely be safe
Investment to-day as Lottery Ticket unoss like the
good widows Of oldt never luod WoRp ioiH do
thing Tor his friends today. Come get the wherewit
to buy gay charger bear you the !" Just
look below
$1,000 Capital IS Nos. IL drawn. Drawing reeev-
ed at o'clock Pfizes-$9OOO, 2OOO, 1900, lUl2, Of
600 of 300, u 900, 20 Of $50, 39j Of co. Tickets
S3-shSrCs m proportion.
Also, s25, 900 Capital
BUY A PACKAGE IN TH1S!M
Drawing received tomorrow. Pnzes-S25 900, 10 900,
5000. 2OOO 1850 1900 Of 1000 ID OF 500, &c. Tick
cts slO-shufos IN proportion. &c Nos - drawn!
Address tau l6) WORD.
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A Copy. Test. LosriS N. ELtrrr, c. II. c.
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NJ IDLING Il ,CON.-It HID. prime sides, landing from
lV1 brig Dunieid, for sale by
auH EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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NOTICE.
BOARDING.
FOR RENT,

II
tn And possession given tho 18th Of August
EEL nett perhaps desred Lot
Governor Street, below A. Myers
and the occupancy OF MI Charles L. Dibe pro
essiona gentleman either Lawyer Physician
have pleasant Office story
man. this . convenient location. Apply to
PHILIP ~ TABB q SON,
Ohiee on Main Street. above BiKgeT's
Lottery Office the Grocery STORE Of
ju 9-2awNkS VIM NJ Harrison, E,q
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Riehmond. JulY IL. IHIS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26
[For the American Republican,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR DEBT

yMessrS. Edtors,-I observed some eieht or
ten days ago, that Mr.. Potter introduced bill
into the House to abolish Imprisonment for
debt. 1t is much to be hoped the Legislature
will not suffer this bill to lie over, and be lost
sight of, as was Mr.. Levering's bill last year.
The public mind is now so fully made up on
this subject, that an enlightened man-unless
prompted by some object of self-interest-
no longer be found to advocate the present sys-
tenn. Nearly all the leading States of the
Union have abolished Imprisonment for debt.
The idea of furnishing misfortune as a crime,
and incarcerating men for being unable to pay
their debts, is an absurdity that would disgrace
the code of Hottentot. Unless in cases of
fraud. Imprisonment for debt should be at once
abolished; it is a relic of barbarsm, against
which the general will of an enlightened COM
munity has already passed judgment. Setting
aside the immortality and absurdity of persecut-
ing and Furnishing those who are rather enti-
tied to our sympathy and compassion, there is
a commercial interest which should induce our
citizens to abolish the system: Men from other
States, looking to the probability of those acct
dental mlsfoItunes to which all are liable not
only fear to contract debts with us, but also
avoid passing within our borders, being sub
iected to arrest and Imprisonment here for debts
made in other States! The present SYSTEM
therefore, acts directly against the business in
terest Of our citizens Our Jail statistics also
shew the horrible absurdity of Imprisonment
for debt; out of to 400 debtors annually con-
fined in Baltimore county Jail, scarcely one in
twenty ever pay the debt for which they were
imprisoned. Why, then, should legal sanction
be given to wicked men who, to crafty their
worst passions, are every day committing acts
of cruelty and oppression against their unfor-
tunate debtors?-the very men whom the law
itself should shelter and protect, not punish
But why longer discuss subject so perfectly
we'll understoodi--no enlightened and beneyo-
lent man any longer advocates the system; the
public mind holds the practice in deep abhor-
rence-and but for the few, the very few, who
make efforts to uphold the present system, in
order to subserve certain moned interests and
Office incomes, the bill for adjustment would
long since have passed into law. Men well
know that Imprisonment for debt is neither Just
nor expedient and it is high time that our le-
gislators should exert their benevolent and phi
Ianthropic efforts to destroy system which is
disgraceful to the enlightened age in which we
live. The abuses of the present inquisitorial
system are of most serious nature--the power
to execute the body, and dig, as it were, into
the very heart of the debtor, CATER his very
household furniture has been levied on) is ar
engine of oppression that ought not to be tole.
rated, and which it is the moral duty Of ou
law makers to abolish at once. CIvIs.
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FROM TO DAYS or NO
" CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR. JOHNSTON
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be OBJ
tanned the most speedy remedy for GOnonhna elects,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, at
ectons of the Kidneys, and every other symptom on
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is the contemplation of the rava
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skul physician, from ignorant and improper treat
ment the constitutional symptoms make their appear
ancc-the throat becomes liberated, the nose diseas
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sight, deafness, the bones affected, hlotces on the
head, face and eyremites, progressing with fright
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trOyed the bones of the decay and fall in; the
victim of this horrid disease become object Of pity,
until the last scene OF the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurrylng the unhappy patent TO
all untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured ~
certain pernlcIous pracuCe may tie soon restored 10
perfect health by applying TO DR. johnson, either per
sonally by letter. Dr. ]. has seen cases that were
sufficient to appal the heart and harrow up the soul
of all who were not used TO the observation of such
terrible sights.
should this meet the eye of any who are suffering
from the above Affection let them fly Immediately TO
DR.. Johnston, who stands ready relieve thea; Df
from his extensive practice i'll the first Hospitals 81
Europe and An erica, he guarantees speedy cure,
matter how bad the case may be.
Ii is proper here To observe that Er. JOHNSTON is
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecnnary necessity-he having, by the de
cease OF relative, fallen heir TO torune-but thro
IN ardent desire to benefit his suffering fellow crea-
lures, TO pour like the good Samaritan, oil into their
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Again it must be remembered that the object of DR..
Johnston in offering his services for the relief of the
mseres of mankind is not through pecuniary neccs-
sity. Hence no charge will in any case be made uR-
less the Patient is cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting, Cataract sc. Also those for Deformity
of the Limb, such as Club Foot Sc, performed on
the Poor free of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
p5-Advice TO the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. flo
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ty, skill and perseverance that would rebound
to the reputation of an artist in any commun-
ty. When they are finally gled, as intended,
ard the laver is made to resemble cast brass, to-
gether with the finishing up of the place in
which this Unique apparatus of the church is
lodged-as whole, that part OF the temple VIII
be one of the most striking artificial curosltes
in this country,
When the officiating priests in their long
robes of Office lead on solemn procession OF
worshippers through the sombre avenue of the
basement story, chanting as they go, the eff
feet must be exceedingly imposing to those who
may deplore the nfatuation of whole city Of
Mormon oevotees.
Although, estimated to cost so large a sum,
the walls of the temple are gradually rising
from day to day by the concurrent unceasing
labor cf the voluntary laborers. Every brother
gives one day in ten to the undertaking. Thus
there are always as many hands employed as
can be conveniently on the work at the same
time The architect and different master
workmen are constantly at hand to direct the
operations. Each day, therefore ushers in a
new set of operatives.
Some fine brick buildings are already raised
on the different Streets and stores are oontn-
ually going up. Even were the Mormons to
abandon the city as it is asserted that they will,
somebody will own the property-and u city it
is, and city it will continue to be, Of impor-
tence, unconnected with the false religious
.enets Of its Inhabitants. But the Mormons
will never leave Nauvoo-no, never. Its as
I.sociatons aie hallowed to their excited imagi-
nation. They would relinquish life as soon as
4 they would voluntarily, en- masse, leave their
glorious habitation, which to them &c the gate
of heaven.
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FEMALE SrocK SPECTATORS. The women
in France are as great spectators as the men.
A letter from Paris in the London Times de-
scrbes the Stock Exchange of Paris, (hc
Bourse) as thronged by female speculators--
not less than hundred in attendance on any
one day. To do this, too, they are obliged to
stand in the open square II, front Of The building,
by special regulation! Every five minutes
during the sale of stocks, two or three bare
headed agents rushed down the steps of Bourse
to announce to the fair spectators the state OF
the market; and they buy and sell accordingly.
Pretty business for the last best gift, to indulge
-
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RIGHT THIS TINE. We have all along
placed but little confidence in the rumors orr
gnating with tho Washington letter writers,
in regard to the new Cabinet. But it appears
one of these gentry does know something
about it. He says, "the latest news afoat in
Washington is that nobody kno'cs who are to be
Cabinet Minister'S We think this is about
the truth
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For the American Republican,
ON THE DEATH OF MISS VI. D.

ON THE DEATH OF MISS NJ. D.
OF WASHINGTON, u. c.
Loved Martha! has, on angels breath,
Thy spirit sought the sky,
and has the chilling hand of death
Forever closed thine eye?
Alas! how sad we mourn thy loss
How grieved we feel to day;
For Death has placed the sod of moss
Above thy form go gay
For thee we weep, alas! could tears
Revive thy heart SC young
How freely would we weep for years
TO hear thy harp te-strung.
Thou died, when grliSh grace was gosB,
Or, into woman's pride was grown;
Thou died upon aspring-like nom,
A rose, with sweetest leaves just bleUl.
Thy form was like a summers streanl
That gldes aleGg at noon;
How little thought we that its beam
Would pass away so soon!
Thy spirit was as gently kind
As pure-as hcly too,
AS warns the Dove, who cleaves IKE wind
To seek its own love true.
May thy sweet se1l happy rest
Among its kin6Sed find
Where ALL are pgre-are holy besl
Are fond and gently kind.
There tune that voice which here ms sweet;
There joyous laughter ring;
And when angelic choirs do meet,
Amidst tbs hottest sing! ~
Washington, February II, 1915.
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ILLINOIS. The Illinois Legislature have
voted to adjourn sine die on the Sd March next.
At the last accounts, the Journal of Commerce
says, the prospect was favorable for the pas
sage of the Revenue Bill, which, by imposing
tax to be applied towards the interest of the
State Debt, secures the advance by the bond
holders of the 81, 800, 900 requisite to complete
the Illinois and Michigan Canal
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RAILROAD TO CANADA. The legislature of
Maine lately chartered company to build a
railroad between Portland and Montreal. A
conference between the Canadian Board of
Trade and the representatives of the Portland
Company has resulted in the final selection of
that route, provided the Provincial Parliament
and the Queen in council approve Boston
wanted the road to run through Massachusetts,.
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DEATHS IN THE NAVAL SERVICE. The Ma
Wy Department gives official notice, that since
the departure ofthe U. S. frigate Potomac from
Norfolk on the Sth December last, the follow
ing deaths on board have been reported, viz
Daniel Dunn, landsman, at sea, Jan. Il James
Cooke, ordinary seaman, at sea, Jan. "a; Ger
man T. Poultney, ordinary seaman, at sea,
Jan. 81.
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WHAT MISSIONARIES HAVE DONE. The Rev.
DR.. Arnold, at public meeting in Boston re-
Gently, exhibited the triumphs of benevolence
in the effects which have followed the Mission
airy enterprise to the Sandwich Islands. He
remarked that
"Twenty-fve years ago, the Sandwich Isl
anders were found by our missionaries in the
lowest state of savage degradation, almost en-
trely destitute of Dress as well az Of houses.
Now very large portion Of them enjoy the
usual comforts Of civilized life. Then they had
no conception Of the expression of thought by
written languages but since, their language has
been reduced to writing by the Missionaries
one hundred and fifty millions of printed pages
have not been sufficient to meet the demands
of the native inhabitants for reading. Upwards
of thirty thousand have been admitted to the
communion of different evangelical churches
who have continued to adorn their profession
about one-third of the entire population For
mery they were ruled by few despots; nov
they have well adjusted code of laws, the re
gular administration of Justice, and all the com
mon blessings of freedom and civilization"
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NXCHANGE HUTEL,
III EXCuANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE.

~ EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMUKE
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment.
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE.
POTS, and offers every nducement for comfort. The
rooms large and airy and furnished in style not
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with a call. Gd2tf1 JOHN WEST.
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ARREST OF SwINDLER. Moses Russell
heretofore respectable farmer of Cape Girar-
deau county, Mo. has been arrested, charged
with swndling MIR. Choteau, of st. Louis, out
of $4,000, by getting him, under the name Of
Taylor, to sell him $4,000 lbs. of lead on a
forged certificate,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

LECTURE OF Horace GREELY, ESQ. 1t will
be seen by the advertisement that Horace
Greedy, Esq, the able editor of the New York
Tribune, will lecture this evening, before the
Murray Institute, in the Calvert street Church.
Subject Society" MIR. Greely's known abb
lily as lecturer, will doubtless secure large
attendance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

TEMPERANCE MEETING. The ''Sons of Tenn
perance, No. l." will hold a public meeting
this evening, in the Rev. Mr.. Purviance's
Church, West Baltimore St. The meeting will
be addressed by able advocates of the CAUSE
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THE FAT GIRL. The Louisville Courier
announces the arrival at that place, of the
Ohio Fat Girl, and says that she is not only
bigger, fatter and heartier than ever, but is
daily growing.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

ELEGANCE EXTRA. At one of the late "re-
ceptions" at the Tulleries, an unusually large
number of American citizens were presented
A fat kentuckian lady, overpowered by the
adrot attentions of the Sovereign, exclaimed,
in the overflow of her feeling, claw, King
Philippe, how you do talk English"
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A BURR BURsTED. One day last week, a
burr in Senator John Newcomers mill, about
5 miles north west of Boonsborough, Wash
ington county, Md, exploded In consequence
Of the velocity of its motion while the miller,
Mr.. Rohrer and another person, who were
hard by, narrowly escaped death. One Of
MIR. Rohrer's hands was severely wounded.