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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-13

Cine Sccnednf etnem g dad, T..
feto e.-Gin Srciwi0iger ihreibt in einen.
8rtefe bon WcntereD pcr 9.en Scto6er
.Hoas11renb tt am slteue ees 81. nit I'M
!erm lnfen Sliisel in einsm Der ercterten
Scrt5 ftanb, fab id, eine mertfanilte Trau
ben 8srpunbeten beiser 9rmeen 8roo niio
WaGer ;utra9en. Sd, fab tpte bieler tarm-
berst9e gngcl bas 6aupt eines Gerwuuce-
ten aufrlhtete, ihu ipeilte unb trdnfte, unb
pann icgar Ifine flafenoe Bunoe nit einem
Galstuhe, ols ile UNI ben Sopf 9etragen,
per6auo.-9llS itr Sorratb erIdopft tpar,
ein9 Te ndh ihrer Hobnun9 suritf, um
Iabrung uno Getrdnfe fur Die anoern gu
pplen. 9lls Te tpicoer 81 ibrem Dobltbdti-
gen Werfe Surldfehrte, Inn peitere @ermuu-
tete ~ trclten, borte id, cen &nau einer
5linte, uno fab bic arme unlhulhi9e Erau
III threm Slute tCbt nicoeritilrsen. Sd, Slaus
be, es mar etn Sufdaiger Sdue, Ger Ge too
tete. Sd mbfte I'm feinei VrciS et,pas ans
oeres gIaaben. BeIf' mebmlltbiae Geflib-
le wefte aber bieier 9lnblid in meiner 8ruit;
metnen Slid ocn Dem entlesliteu @emdloe
abwenbeno, rtsf ih unpilltlibrl;db laut gum
Soimmel auf: u@rpeer @ott, ilt es n6g-
LID 2" 9lls i'd, am ndd>lteu Gage ali oieler
Stelle pcrbeimarihirte, fab ih Die Mcrifa-
nerln nod, am Soben lie3cn, in Der etnen
Daito Srcb talteno, in Der aneerm cen Ser-
9SaHerfrug, auf oe6en 8oben
nod eiitt9e Ircpfen Wa6er ilhtbar ,paren.-
8alo earanf tcerct9ten mir Ge, II. pdbreno
mir ibr @rab suwarfen, flc9en Die feinblih-
III Ru9eln INN Mns ternm, lple na9el.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-13

H. Da unler papiermuller ffatt Der pers
lprcdtenen eabnn9 papier einen Brief iiber-
lanote, ncrin er itd) 9cpaltts ilber Die lbIed,>
te 0Se9e beflaate, faben mir nns peran(af,t
aus Der Tfctb etne Gn9enb ;u MAIDEN, inbem
mir fir nnler beuti9es Slatt papier nabmen,
baS lns frnlt ntht gut senus setpefen ,pds
re. Tteiem llebelifanoe it jeccd, fir bic 3u.
fnnft ab9etclfen, ba mir 9eifern eine eabuna
bon ni.icrm 9eipohnltden papier befamen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-13

Die teoor9efhtngene &rieas-
ltener auf 1hee unb Raffee oerpcrfen |!
-Nm Samitaa ipi,rce im Oauie Der Meprd-
ientanten bes @on9renes Der Dcr1hlaa. bon
Gtee unc Gafee. i'm Dtnblid auf bic burh
ben Srie9 entitehenben slussabem cine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-25

Court itself. An amusing illuustra-
ton of this perfect equal ty Of judy
es and people, was Told us the other
day, and all the circumstances may
be- relied upon as literally true.
Judge Cation was sitting as Cir
cult Judge in Ogle County. and a.
mong other persons brought before
him for trial, was a hard customer
charged with gouging out the eye Of
anot or, in little fight which they
had in small way for their own sat
isfaction. The testimony was con-
elusive as to the fact of the alleged
outrage, and the jury pronounced
him guilty. The circumstances OF
the case were Of an aggravating
character, as might be inferred from
the loss of an eye by the prosecuting
party, and Judge c. sentenced the
prisoner to term of two years at
Alton.
The prisoner, previous to trial,
had been at large on bail, hut having
been found guilty, his bail was oil
course no longer answerable for him,
and he was placed in The hands Of
the sheriff, whose duty it was 10
conduct him to his retirement
There being no Jail in Ogle county,
and the sheriff being, as some sher-
ifs are, clever, accommodating
fellow, had let him 90 on parole
though keeping an eye on him all
the while.
This case had been decided-in the
forenoon, and Immediately on its con
clnsion, the Court adjourned for din.
ner. AS usual, a place had been re.
served for the Judge at the heaG Of
the long table, who did not come il
until all the rest Of the guests had
taken their places. The landlady,
mindful ofth attention due to digni-
ties directed one Of the attendant:
to pass the Judges plate to the othel
end of the table for a slice ofthe roas
beef. The Judge, having Tor the mo
ment nothing else to do, cast his eye.
along the length of the table, and who
should he see dexterously carving
the savory Wand intended for hi
learned palate, but the very chal
whom he had, not an hour before
sentenced to the pen Tertiary! The
Judge, however, had become so ac'
customed to the proximity of rogues
that he did not allow this little cir
cumstance to injure his appetite TO
dinner. When the Sheriff was rea
dy, the prisoner quietly arcompa
MED him to Alton, where he is a
this present writing. This is grea
country.
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LNNswrR.]
CRY OF NEw IoKK, :
May "a, 1877. }

Gentlemen II have tie honor 90
acknowledge the receipt Of your 'ct-
ter Of the -. inst, in WHICH Won OK
press desire 10 learn it any lj.saJ.
ISidcjlou exists IN the minds of the
People Of the State of illinois ia re-
gard to the manner in which the
work upon the Illinois and Michigan
Canal is conducted, and, il so, the
protested causes OF such dissatisfac-
ton. wish it to be distinctly I'M
dorstood that ] wholly disclai,n the
slightest intention, or even the wish,
to dictate to the creditors of that
State what course they ought to pur.
sue, but leave it entirely with them.
1t may, also, de proper for me to re-
mark further, that | shall undertake
nothing more than to express, in a
brief but frank manner, what | I'M
derStand to bethe causes of complaint
of the People of the State of Illinois,
as they have reached me, leaving all
differences to be drawn from them to
your own Judgment. With the fore
going qualifications, any information
on the subject Of your letter, or any
other in which that State feels an
equally deep interest, will be fur
nished by me with great pleasure
and cheerfulncsS.
know that there exists great dis
satisfaction in that State because a
majority of the trustees, in fact, all,
appointed by the bondholdcrs, re-
side so far from the field of opera
tons far beyond the limits of the
State as to render it nearly imprac-
ticable to preserve ready co-opera-
ton with the State trustee, in mat
tiers of Importance connected with
the canal, without mourning great
delay and embarrassment, or the en-
trusting the execution to subordi-
mates of what could only be proper
ly discharged by the trustees in per-
son. 1t seems to be generally be-
lieved that owing to this fact the
work has not progressed as rapidly
towards completion as it would and
ought to have done, if majority Of
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From the Washington unnn.
Dangerous goasrNnCWcts Of the a. ensoOnk'e
.ouduct Of the Fed-rnti.,s.

VS. have shown in our former ar
tictes, by proof the most conclusive,
that the leaders and presses of the
federal party have formed the delib-
crate, reasonable, and atrocious
scheme of Jdiyying the Justice @,
Tie cause II their co,niry IN refer
ence 10 he Mexican war, and OF
melting the Mexicans, by the SYM
pathies which they express for them,
nerer IL make peace until our gov
ernment shall withdraw its forces
from that republic, ebandon the
claims Of ctr citizehs to indemnity
fer injuries and spoliations commit
ted on their persons and property,
and consent to stand disgraced in
the presence of the whole world.
Hence have they, as il by concec;
from ore end of the Union to the
other, Begin a systematic scheme OF
misrepresentation and peIversion,
So far as the causes of tie war are
concerned, and Of foul ct,'umny and
defamation, so far as the motives and
acts of the President and his cabinet
in relation to the war are brought
into controversy. And all this mis-
representation and calumny is re-
sorted to, all this di;gracelul aban-
donment of patriotism is exhibited,
and all this black and infamous be-
trayal of their country's cause is
perpetrated, in the desperate and
mad hope Of overturning an admin
istration, and the democratic party
of the Union which it represents,
whose great measures Of financial
and commercial policy, carried out
with success unparalleled in the
history of nations, have forbidden
forever the return of the federal par
~ to power, except by the acciden.
tai and fortunate result of some such
act of desperation and phrensy.
That they will succeed in making
the intelligent Of other nations, or
Of their own countrymcn, believe
that our government has no Just
cause OF war with Mexico, we do
not for moment fear. But, that
they have succeeded in persuading
the Mexican people into the belief
that the war is unpopular among our
people /; that the whole federal par
ty are opposed to it; that they COM
pose majority o! the nation, aud
will soon come into power; and that,
should they come into power, they
will stop the war, withdraw our
troops from Mexico without indcn.
MITIGATION for the past and security
for the futurc-thus covering our
country with disgrace and infamy-
appears 10 be too true. The lead.
ers and presses of the federal p,,.y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-25

English travellers have remarked
the absence, in this country, of all
those forms and cerim MES in our
Courts which in England give such
an awfulness to the brow Of Justice.
There, she IA decked out in such a
way as to keep The vulgar multitude
at a respectful distance. She wraps
herself in her ample gown, edged
with crmine, dons her lorSehair wig,
and is daily surrounded with lawyers,
also in wigs, shcrifS, bailihs, and
tIpstaiis, each with his baton, o. 9th
er badges of his "liltle brief author
ity." In our own country we are
more democratic. You enter tie
Hall of Justice, and are ften sadly
puzzled to find the exact locality of
the Court" Ii the case should be
one Of interest, the sovereigns will
have occupied every seat capable CT
holding an individual majesty, and
you will often see them, not onl,
crowding the lawyers in their charm.
ed circle, hanging upon the witness
es's prisoners's, and jury boxes, bu,
invading the sacred dais Of even the
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OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1847.

completion of the Illinois and Mich
igan Canal, that one at least Of the
bordholder trustees should give his
presence and personal attention on
the line of the work during its pro-
greSs, and till its completion.
Rcs5h'Pd, That although the law
ehacting the Office of trustees omit
ted to provide for their compensa-
ton, this meeting believes it cannot
be justified, that an excessive amount
Of salary should be charged upon "A
fund, the joint provision of the sub
scribing stockholders, and the pub
lie property Of the State of Illinois.
Re oired, That we consider the
amount of salaries taken from the
Joint fund by the hro bondholder
trustees as excesSive-bearing no
relative proportion to the services
rendered by them, and that a com
mittee be appointed by the chair to
wait upon those gentlemen, and re-
ques. them to render their accounts,
with a charge not exceeding that
paid to the State. trustee; and in
case Of their persisting in holding
and taking such excessive salaries,
that the committee be authorized to
take such measures as may appear
to them proper in the premises.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed as committee to carry into
effect the above resolutions. Tie
chairman and secretary being sub
sequently added to their number
Thomas Tileston, Silas Wood, l..
S. Suarez, E.Riggs, & Jacob Little.
Z. RIGGS, Chairman.
JAcoD LITTLE, Secretary.
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From the State Register.

II will be recollected that Just be-
fore the last Legislature adjourned,
each branch addressed letter to
Gov. French on the subject of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, COM
planning in pointed terms that the
trustees appointed by the foreign
bondholders very seldom visited the
work, and that delay in its progress
had resulted from it These letters
were signed, with four exceptions,
by every wember CT the General AS
sembly. The salary of J 5000, paid
the trustees, when the State trustee
received only $4,000, was also pro-
tested against. From the proceed
ings of a meeting of the bondholdcrs
in New York we are glad to see that
this subject has engaged their at
tention, and that the view of the
matter taken by our Legislature,
and particularly the Governor, is
universally approved of, and we hope
soon to see removed any and every
cause of grievance which may have
a tendency to impair the harmony of
feeling it is so important to preserve
between the State of Illinois and her
creditors. The 5ondholders, during
the stay of Gov. Frfnch in n. York,
took occasion to address to him the
following, which, together with his
answer and the resolutions of the
meeting, and the remarks of the
Courier & Enquirer on the subjc ct,
we give below;
New YoRK, May %, lS47.
Sir We have in various ways
heard that the People of Illinois are
not entirely satisfied with the ar
engagements and proceedings Of the
trustees of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal-and as a meeting of the sub
scribers to the loan for the compile
ton of the canal, and also of the
bondholders of the State, is to be
held early next week in reference to
tie election of trustees, which is to
take place on the 9th inst, we a
vail ourselves of your presence in
the city to request you to state, for
the use of the meeting, if such dis
satisfaction does exist-the cause or
causes from which it appears to a.
riSe-and what measures, in Your
opinion, can be adopted by the bond
holders, or their trustees, which shall
have the salutary ard very desirable
effect of restoring and preserving
harmony OF feelings between The cit
liens OF your State and its creditors,
as represented by the two trustees
elected by the bondhoIdcrs.
We have the homer to be, with
much respest, your EXcellency's
most o6cdient servants,
LSiSned;l f. RIGGS,
JACOB LITTLE,
SILAS WOOD.
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OrFlcr OF JACOB LLrrtr & Co, :
A Wall St, May 25, Al. )

Agrccably to call through the
public papers, a meeting was held
of subscribers to the Illinois and
Michigan Canal Loan, and others
interested in Illinois indebtedness.
On motion of ". S. Wctmorc, ESQ.
Elisha Riggs was called to the cha.r.
and Jacob Little appointed Secre-
tary.
The following preamble and resolu-
tons were then read and adopted :
1t is the opinion of this meeting,
from the information which has been
received, that the interests OF the
bondholders as well as of the citi-
zens OF the State of Illinois, have
suffered in consequence of nom
attendance on the line of the works,
when such attendance was absolute.
ly necessary for one, and sometimes
for both Of the bondholder trustees
and as consequence of such ne
glect of the interests of their con-
stituents, the completion of the ca
nal has been retarded some monthsl
Some Of the contractors have not
commenced operations, owing in a
great measure to the want of that
active agency and personal atten.
ton on the part Of the bondholdcr
trustees, which their duties and OBJ
legations made ne cessary; it is there
fore
Resoired, That this meeting be-
lievcs it to be expedicnt and neces-
sary 70 a quick and economical
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H. ,rusto,s b,d bo., ,,rosort 81 all
, ."s " .o'o 80, and no, n p norn,u,' 90 CO.,
.'" ~ ,a s,,nnar. 81 III. s, 49, 'oa
vs. ~" wh.t I rargard ~ Tho nrera,emt
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a. ",1 f, ~ t'a, shnr,l, h,cr w. tLo 81 ~
; ;'o '"o, e -" i., c,na.'J a.
Jo"' 'tI' - a,,,r,t i',,,'s 60 - oa 'S
I."a q :, ,n,s .JI.oa,aI - w. w.
-, 49,, ,,c ,r;,,, - ~ ;''.,
carso e co,o,I.';n. ana s;,,nod b.
,na,o diam n;nn ,'r,l 81 tLo MAN.
hnn, o.,,,,,'.',.. ,l., l'l,. TLo
mo,,,, n.iJ ~. ,.,. ~ ~ - - ,,a
trnstaoS i ,ls1 , sri.ts,t or rn;ror
al oo,,,,t.;., .,5 ,.fi =, t t;,,,i
nroJnnd J.an J;.,a,;, a $1,000 " r., :;
Yas also If 7 ,;ghuy recnllnct and
7 th;nL I ~, not m; stal,oa embr,c.d
:, ,ta ,a,,. ' ',n' c.oa ~ La, =" ~ -
snm IF "a ono salarv oach Maid ~
Ill., ,n..,ans y, ,l;. 49, $500
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Dr.. J. PEARSON.

Offers his professional services TO ,hp
Inhabitants of Ottawa and vicinity. OF.
fee in the room adjoining the Free Ira.
der Printing Office, in Reddicks Block.
Y. S.-'Dr. p. still continues to per.
form operations in all the various branch.
es of Dentistry. Charges to correspond
NTH The timss!!!
Ottawa, March 70. lSi7,
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The following are the remarks Of
the Courier & Enquirer on this sub
ject, together with the proceeding,
Of the meeting OF the bondholders
We give below, the proceedings
of meeting Of persons interested
in Illinois bonds, held just previous
to the election of trustees of the Hi
nois and Michigan Canal, which
took place on the eth inst. The
leading cause OF this meeting as re-
presented to us, is 'the great dis
satisfaction ascertained to exist in
the State Of Illinois, at the apparent
disregard of the interests Of that
State by the two bondholders trus-
tees, who have voted to themselves
from the fund in their possession,
$4,000 per annum each, whilst the
State trustee receives from the same
fund but ! 2,j00per annum--the lat
ter giving lis whole time to the du-
ties Of his Office, and the two former
residing, the one in New York, and
the other in Boston or Washington,
and visiting the works in progress
in Illinois bat once or twice a wear,
and then charging thcir travelling
expenses in addition 10 their sala-
ricS. By the absence OF these two
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Da. p SCHERMERHORN.

)r - as 'r,l.,,l,u,i service, 90 .ur rrr. 2,rs
nj > ttvi All vicinity. O.lire Oh Columbus 81,
AA' y""n Ntnd ,ud Cintou
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A. II. no. WAND.


TNN .IfIan aud STgrUn,
: 81 'ucc IN the nil y few dnprs west nf the
FIX RIVER Il ,us'. Oii'r, the same ~ hereto
f,re occupied by iiowiaud = l'cuaou,ln Red
dirt'> Bl1rk
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FREMONT HOUSE,
CHlCA GO. Ill.

I.ijRhGY u 20, (h,c nf tho American
Temperance House, ch,cogn,) have taken the
f'"mIni HI,c corner Of bake and streets
whnrc they will be happy To serve their friend,
snd al others Who will favor ,hcm with call
IN the hes, style May |, 1916 Gas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-06-25

Panlel and Glazier, OHa,Cn, mrs
Cirrlagrs, Signs, Houses, &c, painted 10 order
ani ~ reasonable terms. shop on Columbus
S'rt't urtr Dr. Srhrrmerhoru's
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O ID DAY.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
.HjiTOrd.
lee m the east side Of the river, over Aliens
Store. 81
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PHvIIcIln ani surgeon, OtdCG, MS.
OI'r4 his ',Ii's,pnil SERVERS 10 The ctlIz >
IF Dlttsn and vciniy. dice over George l.,
WAkrf's store. vnrre he may he found a. a. 1
u nn, except when absent on prof sslnua bus.
ness. AnGG,l 6 SIC.
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NAMES, Lemons aud Figs fresh aid sn.
- p"r'nt,nt 3i.f BOuGnTONS.
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JAMES SrOIIT.

JNN 10 ~ w 7,
attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
OlIice on the north side of tho public SQUARE q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12

DOARDING-Havins taken the large and eommoni.
Duane Puk The location 10 a. pleasant and healthy
sny in this city The house has been newly ht.sd
private houss for single sentsmen Ientemes
sshns pleasant rooms will Ind them very siiibs sne
Convenient 10 downtown business Charges; ~ ~, -
g. 80 and ~ per week Transient bosfds" I" es"'. p
day-l6s Duane st. W ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12

Here we see evidence that such insects with de-
fined and distinct regions OF the body must be con-
sidered as superior TO those which have 40 such d.
visions.
ticuated animals and we infer this for the reason
that their circulation is quite perfect. They have
a heart, from which proceed large bloodvesses,
conveying tie blood to all parts Of the body. This
blood is returned to the organs Of respiration In
lobster the organs of respiration correspond pre-
cisely 70 the thorax. They are in common chiefly
formed by the junction Of rings on the back and
are above the base Of the feet Now if You will
remember what showed you in articulated ami
mails, where we have here little hairs, here q
branching blood.vessel-here a vesice with vessels
ramiiying in IL and il we trace the whole series Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12

and here Tue head Surrounded with appendege. Of
most extraordinary kind usually very long, slen-
der appendages, proceeding from the upper part OF
the head and forming brush all round the head
and sometimes 20 extensive as TO conceal nearly
the whole Of the animal These appendages are
singnlarly constructed. Ii is thin membrane,
folded in the centre, so that transverse section
would show such position, and when entirely
folded looks Ike fat ribbon 1t is as it were two
ribbons folded into one, and when opened the ami
leech.
The metamorphosis Of these animals is very SIN
eular and interesting. When young these worms
are quite uniform all the rings have precisely The
same appearance, and there is simple gill coming
ont from every ring. In fact il is not a ring pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12

Gin OOO TO LOAN on bond asd mortgage % an.
- lV,UOOineuu,bsrsd real estate . L. itHAM,
NIL 2ts n beekmen'a
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vel. VII. No. lSJ.

plicated. Many Of them form tube OF sand, by
means Of the sucker which takes in particles Of
sand which are liked by the mucDs secreted by
their skin, and thus a solid tube is formed. Some
more fix together fragments Of shell aud form a
harder tube In which they conceal Themselves on
the approach of an enemy. These have received
the name of THbuli6ranckiaa. Sometimes they
have hard calcareous tubes. In other cases the
tube is membraneous others have tubes formed
as have said. of aggregated particles Of sand
The distinction between these different classes is
that the body has not gills upon every ring, but
II. +bo ripo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12

10 the terms Sucf0ria and MandibVlata as designa-
tory Of these two classes OF insects. Bat al the
elementary works on entomology give so fully all
these details that it ia not necessary TO enter into
them more at length
J viii only add few remarks on the metamor'
phoses Of insects and show what evidence we have
for the systematic arrangement end appreciation Of
the value Of different types Of articuated animals
The caterpillar of insects IS composed OF series q
mugs which are quite uniform. The three snferi-
or pairs have feet Of pecuarstructure, which are
terminated by hooks and these three pairs Of hooks
or feet correspond 20 the three rings which Will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12

INoUEsr.--Coroner Abrshams was called yester.
dav 10 hold an Inquest In Bstcs, upon the body Of
NJ. Elizabeth barrow who found dead the moor
of her room From the evidence Adduced before the
Coroner il appeared that the deceased and her husband
returned home the preceding night IN state OF lntox
cation and on the room In which they resided being en-
,ersd bv the occupant OF smother department. the de
ceased was found dead on the door with her husband
sleep In bed ignorant OF his ~iie's death On an ex
animation OF the deceased being made II became e'i
d,t tia, she had come 10 her death By miscarriage
and hemorrhsss of the womb Verdict accordingly.