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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

STATE OF EUROPE NEW MOVEMENTS
If The Telegraph is TO be relied upon, events
in Europe are assuming a form more fayura
BILE to the Conservative Party.
The Organization of Labor People, in Pa
ris, have come 10 an untmely end, mncl
sooner :han might have been expected. The
leaders have been detected in an aiIocious
conspiracy, arrested, and will he tried by the
very Government they have placed in pow
or! Two hundred and fifty of these people
including their active leaders, are in the
Prisons of Vincennes. Such will always be
The fate of men who undertake Ia violate l.e
existing condition Of Social Order, tha
they may substitute visionary schemes Of
their own.
AT the first hour of The new Revolution
the Provisional Government engaged in the
abusal business of supplying work and wages
to laborers! The Government OF France, al
ready overwhelmed in debt, could not sus
tain such burden, even if il we've practical
bic under any circumstances. The whole
thing, therefore, has fallen through, after a
very short and ieversh season.
What course the Government of France
will take in Europe, seems very uncertain
but, if it moves beyond It's own borders, frl
purpose of War, il is scarcely possible 10 con
ceive any other result, than the re-estabish
ment of Military Government perhap;
with more popular basis, but with more
power, than that of Louis Philippe.
If France moves into Italy, she encoun
tiers, at once, even greater force than liza
arrayed against Napoleon. Tie Italians are
divided, while Austria is gradually. but sure
ly, concentrating her forces in Lombardy.-
The last accounts are that the Ausirian'
have beaten Charles Albert. Whether ihs
be so or not, there seems little probabilIt,
that the King of Sardinia can make heat
against Austria.
1t is evident that the moderate party arr
returning to power. A French journal says
with great truth, "France calls for a Man.
But, who is that man? Future history vii
alone disclose. For every exigency there i
man, but ,cho? One ofthe most extraor
binary facts, contained in the French histo
ry of the present time, is the circulation c
+ La Presse newspaper. This paper is cor
, Quoted by the celebrated GIRARDIN, and
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29
DYSPEPSIA.

DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
which nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva
in decomposing food and Strengthening the organs of
digestion this preparation of Sarsaparila. 1t pos
itvely cures every case otdyspepsia however
or chronic
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, May 10, lS45,
Dr.. TOWNSEND Sir | have been afflicted for sew
eral years with dyspepsia in its worst FORM attended
with sourness of stomach, loss of appetite extreme
heartburn, and great aversion TO all kinds of food
and for weeks (what could eat have been unable
to retain but small portion my stomach. tried
the usual remedies but they had little no effect in
removing the complaint. l was induced, about two
months since, to try your extract of Sarsaparlla and
must say with little confidence; but after using
nearly two bottles, found my appetite restored and
the heartburn entirely removed and would earnest
ly recommend the use of it to those who have been
afflicted as have been. Yours, &c.
w. w. VAN ZANDT
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Who is appointed by the proprietor, Wholesale
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For Sale also by RICHARD B. HALLOCK
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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

MORE MusIc.-The Detroit Advertiser says-We
understand that the Free Press has made arrange
ments for series of poetical illusions ting forth
the exploits and deeds of General Cass throughout his
life. We have had the pleasure of examining the
manuscript of the next one, which we hear will be is
sued early next week. 1t is wholly areumentativ'
and very convincing, commencing as follows
''Sound the hewgag, strike the tonjon,
Beat the Fuzguzzy, wake the gonquong;
Let the loud hozanna ring,
Bum tum fuzzlegum dingo bim.'
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

WESTERN RoMANCE.--ln Davis CO., Iowa.
on the 18th ult., Mr.. John Paris was MARI ed
to Miss Lima Jolly. The ceremony took
place in the open prairie, some two miles
northwest of Bloomfield. The parents of
Miss jolly were on their way from Schuyler
county, in this State, to California, and were
met by the youthful Paris, who was search,
ing in the prairie for handkerchief he had
lost the day previous. Lima like second
"Helena,' took "shine" to the young scar
cher after his bandanna, and Paris was as
suddenly touched in tender part by the
chances of the fair maid. He accompanied
her to Bloomfield, where some of The Gill
zens, having discovered the state of affairs,
encouraged him TO wed Lima, and save her
from the wild rangers of The Pacifc-they
thought that such beauty should not be per-
mitted 10 leave the country. The young
fellow did not decide, but followed on, and al
length popped the question, to which the
old folks agreed, provided lie would accom-
pany them to California. He refused, but
with sad heart. After kissing the girl, he
returned TO town, where every one sympa
,hised with HIM, and soon an escort was pro
VlueG, magistrate oUtalneu, anu Tue young
fellow proceeded back to old Jolly's camp
where the united eloquence of the party
won the old mans consent, and the young
couple we've married on the spot. On Thu
occasion corn bread served for the wedding
cake, and the extract of corn for the wine
The old man blessed them both and movet
off towards California, while the bride ant
groom returned home ward in triumph. HUI
"a for the great west-may her young mel
always be able 10 thus get jolly St. Loui
Rereille.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29
THE CASS PLATFORM.

''Sir, permit me on this occasion to call your
attention to the fact that our political eoppo-
nents declare that you are opposed to- the i'm
pr0uements of our Western Riuers and Har-
5ors; and that we have always met this decla-
ton with the assurance that Gen. Lewis Cass,
as Western nan, was FULLY identified with
the interests of the West, and could not be OPP
posed to the Improvements so much neglected
by the people of the West, and of the whole
country.
at may not be improper for me, sir, TO al
lude to one more topic, which is. especially to
this immediate district. a topic of the deepest
interest," refer to the Institution of slavery.
We are told. sir, that should you secure the cleo
ton TO the Presidency Of the U5s5tsd States
gour administration wouldf lend its influence
to the extension aud perpetuatioH of human
s.avery
1.-The people here assembled will with the
greatest pleasure nol0 listen 10 any communi-
cation which. sir, 1T may be your pleasure to
submit. Address of Chief Justice Wood, O
Ohio, to Gen. Cass at CteUeLastd, June 1913.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

ted with general debility and loss of speech, She
was given up as past recovery by our family pnysi,
clan; but fortunately was recommended by trend
to try your Sarsaparilla. Before having used one
bottle she recovered her speech and enabled to
walk alone, to the establishment of all who were ac-
quainted with the circumstance. She now quite
we'll and much better health than she has been Tor
Is months past. JOSEPH TAYLOR.
12e York st. Brooklyn.
TWO CHILDREN SAVED.
Very few families indeed-in fact we have not
heard of one-that used DIR. Townsends Sarsaparilla
in time lost any children the past Summer. while
those that did not sickened and died The certificate
we publish below is conclusive evidence OF its value
and is only another instance of its saving the lives
children:
Dr.. TowNsEND-De Dear Sir: Ihad two children cur
ed by your Sarsaparilla of the summer complaint and
dysentery; one was only Is months old and the 9TH
req years. They were very much reduced, and lew
expected they would die they were given up by tw
respectable physicians. When the doctor informed
us that we must lose them we resolved to try your
SarssparilIa we had heard much of but had little
confidence there being so much stuff advertised that
is worthless; but very thankful that we did,
for it, undoubtedly saved the lives OF both write
this that others may be induced to use it;
Yours, respectfully. JOHN WILSON,
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, Sept Is, ls47-
James Cummings, ESQ. one of the Assistants in
the Lunatic Asylum, Blackwes Island. is the gen.
teman spoken of in the following letter:
RHEUMATISM.
This is only one of more than four thousand cases
cured-The most severe and chronic cases weekly
eradicated by its extraordinary virtues:
BLACKWELL IS ISLAND, Sept. IA, 1S47-
DIR. TOWNSEND / have suffered terribly for nine
years with the rheumatism; considerable of the time
1 could not eat, sleep work; had the most dis
tressing pains, and my limbs were terribly swollen
have used four bottles Of your Sarsaparla and they
have done me more than one thousand dollars worth
of good am much better, Indeed l am entire
y relieved. You liberty to this for the benz
eft of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully,
JAMES CUMMINGS.
COULD NOT WALK.
That Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparila is the very best
remedy for female complaints there is dlsputing
thousands and thousands of weak and debilitated
emales that were Frustrated by those diseases to
which females are subject were soon in the enjoy
ment of robust health New York; Sep 25, 1S47.
DR.. TOWNSEND: My wife has for the last year been
very sick and greatly reduced state of health be-
ing reduced by variety of complaints such fe-
males are liable to- she got bad length that she
entirely unable TO walk, and was helpless as
child she commenced using your Sarsaparilla, and
she Immediately began to regain her strength, her
complaints left her, and after taking several bottles
she is restored Bsing singular case have thought
itmght do good to publish it. She used number
OF remedies that done her no good previously.
| Narfo CT
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29
from the Richmond Republican,
LAMENT OF THE UNION.


We invite the attention of the reader to the
following funeral dirge, sublime and pathetic.
He will find it difficult TO realize that these
fearfully solemn and unutterably touching
stains proceed from the government organ:
''The truly great man of the Wing party has
been trust aside-rudely thrust aside-ssHar
of the West" whose whistle, like that of Ro-
deric Dhu, would have
-"g lrrisond the glen
At once with full FIVE hundred men,
Watching their leaders back and wiII'-
Has been ''laid on the SHELF and at last, af-
ter all his untiring devotion to his party, is in
very much the position of Cardinal Wolsey,
when he exclaimed
so, Father Abbot
An old man, broken with the storms of State,
Is come to lay his weary bones among ye.
Give him little earth for charity!n
elm our mind'seye, we see him, like Fitz
James, after he had chased the stag in vain
after he had seen his good steed stretch his stiff
limbs to raise no more"-calling in his hounds
from their vain pursuit, when
''Back limped, with slow and crippled pace,
The sulky leaders of the chase;
Close to their masters side they pressed
With dropping tail and humble crest"
.'The orator, the statesman, the brave old CT
william, stands at this moment a victim of feder-
al alteration and federal ingratitude!
'-And Scott-the brave and gallant Scott
who fought from Vera Cruz to Mexico--who
entered in triumph the city of Montezumas,
and through whose direct agency the olive
branch is now entwined with the late hostile
banners of the United States and Mexico
he, too, has been pushed from his stool, to
make room for younger, ''not better SOL
der"
"And Webster, too the man celebrated by his
| friends for giant intellect, and as capable Of
doing honor to any station, could find hardly a
corporal's Guard to say "God save him." Bu
that same corporal's guard will scarcely desert
him! and when old Massachusetts speaks mex
November, she will scarcely have forgotten
how to pronounce-and that, too, with empha-
sis-the name of Daniel Webster
Who could believe, and yet it is the fact
that the above is from the Washington Unioni
1t is the organ of Polk which now converts
Harry of the West into Roderick Dhu, Fit
James and Cardinal Wolsey; which now pro
nounces Clay sstruly great man; "the orator
: the statesman, the brave old civilian"!-tha
same Clay who, in 1874, was branded from
: Maine to Georgia by the same party as guilty o
BARGAIN AND CoRRUPTIoN-as DEBAUcHEE
: DUELIsT, and BLACK LEG.-as every thing II
, short that is corrupt in~politics and iniamou
in morals! Who doubts that, if MIR Clay ha'
been again the candidate, the same charge
would have been again repeated? No one
who recollects that the same lament was raise
bv the same presses when Harrison receive
: the nomination 40. Then, as now, &C
, cording to the democratic organs, Clay had bee
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

said to have attained the extraordinary cir
culaiion Of 100000! Its morning edition
has to be printed twice, and its afternoon
four times! But, yet more extraordinary
this paper is said to be favorable to the Re
gency Party, 10 which belonged the able De-
puiy. ODILLIoN BARRoT. These signs may
be considered as indicating. that The seati
ment of the French Nation is adverse to The
movement of the biouses in Paris. Nous
UerrOas
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

WOOSTER BANK ENJoINED.-The Wayne Co.
Democrat states that Judge Cox has granted
writs of injunction, restraining the officers of
the Bank of Wooster from transferring the as
sets of the Bank for fraudulent purposes; and
also the debtors of the Bank from making pay
ment to the bankers.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

The SENAToRsHIP DECLINED BY Mr.. Clay
On Monday last, A. S. Mitchell, Esq, assistant
Secretary of State, went from Frankfort to Lex
ington to bear to the Hon. Henry Clay from
Gov Owsley the offer of the seat in the U. S
Senate made vacant by the resignation Of Mr.
Crittenden. Mr.. Clay declined the appoint
ment.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

MARRYING A DECEASED WIFE's SIsTER.-The
Court of Queens Bench, England; has recently
decided against the legality of all marriages
made with deceased wife's sister. BY this
decision all such marriages are cancelled and
declared null and void-the wives are placed
in the light of concubines-the children o.
such marriages declared illegitimate, and al
hereditary rights and claims TO property utter
ly abrogated.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29
Gen. Cass'8 Reply.

'sSir, the noise and confusion which pervades
this assembly will preUent my being heard on
the important topics to which you have called
my attention. l must therefore content my
self with thanking you for the generous recep-
tion which l, the unworthy representative OF
the great democratic party of the country, have
received at your hands.
81 hope you have all read the letter which
addressed to the National Democratic Conven-
ton, declared that to be the close Of my poLit-
icaL professions
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

POPULATION OF GERMANY.-Germany con-
sists of thirty-four States or Kingdoms, each
having government of its own, and fifteen
provinces which have been annexed to neigh.
boring monarchies, but still retain their ma.
tionality. The area of the whole is set down
at 2l1 ,32I English miles; the aggregate popu
lation at 100000, or 1872 to the square
m lie.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

1alleyrand. " hat miracle OF tact and man
agement!
And Scott, too, the brave and gallant Scott,
who foughtfrom Vera Cruz to Mexico,-Scott
who entered the Halls in triumph, Scott who
won US peace,-Scott too, quoth the Union.
''has been pushed from his stool, TO make room
for younger, mot better soldier"
Oh, Union! Union! Have you ever read
SCOTS letter to Marcy, or Marcy's letter tc
Scott? Who pushed Scott from his stool IL
Mexico? Who caused him to be Withdrawn
from the head of his victorious army, and pla
ced not only a younger, but an almost untrieo
soldier in his place? Who has reduced him te
/ the necessity of entering his country, rather a
a prisoner, than great conquerer, entitled Il
triumphal march through the whole length
and breadth of the land? Why is it that Scot
is at this moment entangled in pettyfoggin
5 controversy with a Presidential favorite, in
stead of being received, with open arms, by
grateful Government, as the representatives o
grateful millions of the American People?-
The veteran Scott will know and and appre
n ciate the worth of the Unions tardy lauda
f tons.
! Daniel Webster too, old Daniel; "blue-ligh
" Daniel; the 'spensioned advocate of the man
ufacturers'; the Hartford Convention Federal
t lst''; Daniel Webster comes in for a share @
s the Unions sympathetic woes! And Masss
chusetts is to show in Move mber next her de
termination to average his memory. A sorr
/ complement to old massachusetts,! We sha
d see how il is received. But in the mean time
:: we venture to predict, that the friends of Clal
. of Scott and of Webster, willvie with each 9th
: er in enthusiastic support CT ZACHARY TAYLol
y Their several States will be found pressing I
to the van of the Wing feet, nor suffer then
a selves to be enticed to shipwreck and destru
II ton by the song of the syren.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

CEDAR POSTS,
i ono CEDAR Posts suitable for garden fencing
NUO For sale by lie 2sl A LAUGHLIN. ?
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

CAPT. ZACHARY TAYLOR AT THE
SEIGE OF FORT HARRISON IN 1912.
Extract of letter from Captain Zachary
Taylor, commanding Fort Harrison, .Ladi-
ana Territory, to Gourrnor Harrison,
dated
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-29

This Extract is put up in quart bottles-lt is six
times cheaper pleasanter and warranted superior to
any sold 1t cures disea ses without vomiting, pur-
ging. sickening facilitating the patient, and is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

Rrcgrs or MESA Society has been formed in
Paws unser the -fe Of fG Slrirts pour iapp H'
C.-sansr,e Qtr'0ns Soemie', which Is 10 '-'is''
y TIE .ptssaoa Of he principles Of Christianity TO
re ,s.er,or of The sh.s Of conscience and o. pri-
v, iut grnsut So en- cases ia which theJ may fsqae 90
be protected ssaast the abs2fsen. ~ i
g. The non-pay ment OF mir '5,' 9l r, .'en ~ -
SIS 4 primary application Of the Christian prneple-
TuouGHr FoR MrHcHASTs-At public meet
ing 10 he City this week, Rev j. H. Wii'on, TO- ~ ss,
Ar,srcs Eogaud 500 france, was proosoy e.lns me1n
nor, 10 defopu.ts aud si C thar iis'ed coaniy 'naa
Ven The sre trade -tb al the bloody skfmislus 10 ~
nan liz VA se4iag article of trade with nearly All inc
v..sls especially rom this c3unify. VISITING thai ssou
snc o. be sitter anoihef Oh 'A7 eoas-, ~, =.
nursr 10 irusr others from TIE interior ' iN ~
occupy their places s .,., t.s q D.,
-s .th renee and refuse % purchase DOT 20 e~
y-ar they 90 were srfuy overcome Dy me tenp'A
IN ' - 'tne.ssd the melancholy spectacle
Ten or cti.c cs whiting vessel Tor irade az ~'
ge w eyed me inn portsuoe Of Cirisln merchants
arss .ins In Afcan trade .s teans OF hlloluo-'s
W. i SIS. 49, hlss,.tss Of civilization and pufe r--
r. OF. thus sidius ths missioaarsi while enrief ns
s.,5. same meeting. Rev. Mr Williams, from Canton
.i. lsf oman. forced up0n the Chines' og ta'efs hoh
chrt..n nstions wee vofkiDe among tnst people ms
t,-t v--v miller Cd those inflicted - rum upon 1h1
Afrcsu race
Dvrre,rr PROM FRANcE-Rsv. NJ Brideli. en-
sl.quest Young preacher, " DO nae h.. Ai.Ee- ~ N
y gy.,r IA tho Paris Trac. Society staiel ll
80 address .nat those isv Proiesthnis "tn noli ne
,s. ..soci.isd had roz fls t1es, ii'7iiy l ~ & &
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f-.-,a~ t.n. f.ctfcrs 10 tas4 country th9a-l -.
80 we're remembered ill degont gratitude - isa-
sr,.r.fifian ord irrorsrce and ss-uefa 'hlfal pr
r-s Is yet but ite understood il ffalc- ~
rI.re7 ts- means EFF Dab. sd true sno"ieo-''
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~ ..t-....l who has been set-us -ype l0f 80
,-l no Wa engaged lu 90 iast var, .ol-a. a. ,.e
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~. ~ rsrro- tyrcr Ye1tz1-'a' --+ '.N-,,
81. .-..s Italians in 1855. ha s o. 'T.ils :.
r. s,,uri- Nsvs. ae.re a. ever. A''s i'' ''e GU
fg.ri -.li.I. r.f,
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49,. ...rs.v .r4-roan rrn cr the fra,.
49, - s.-h-r--f.av slightly darrafine th.
ivr5 freight vh.ri r.us-a = - s.rt h.s
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se ., % 'l' ''' lAl5say EysniHs J0sEnsh 5'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-08

saruED,Y May
q The sarah Sands sailed yesterday. with
s,lvs twenty passengers. au1rs whom vAs ~. KENr-
- dsias pushed in gust. o. Boston. p- ks rs-
tve Of Hungary AMI engaged in TIE Polish Rsvou-
H-a or $500 H. GOES bach 10 Europe 30 pArtsipAts In
tae struggle row a; had there.
BULLS HEAD-At II O'Clock 90 Saturday there
were 10 cattle 81 Bas Head; a. bag been driven 20 tae
new ysr3 corne- of Forty 81. lr Natscnaycrue
RESCUED PROM sissy esterdsy sfter
Ron John TJsr fs oyeI5slri from me schooner Cofs
iycg a. f- zoos q J.nsssip bet wis rescued t-cm no
pera. s..cs.''u b. officer c.'sy cf 80 Fourth Ward
I,QuEsr " esteriay an inquest was he'd By
C.-ar~r ters st tfr i.ot ot Cll-ntt 90 ne boy W
csssed bai Oh p-ir OF ataat part.. oolhsi rsistef
rfre- Ofrs t3 he sdgsrc-a s.st. n --comDos
ton D. hicl doe r.dy lu vruu oura. le jury ~tre
uoshe % slate ls cslse OF BIS dcatl feIdl-t act-fa
ias.y
GEsERAL SFssioNs-A man named Charles o
Coaur who indicted fg- having voted tsise NJ the
s-lut Us'-st fth- Frat "a ar- 81 ne sft c. rfsr ec
tar sacri sUtY, sud as rsrsndst Co. SENTENCE.
r-- tisi ~ do1o.a Shepherd ~ then resumed sna o.
ucrlaH.
PoLcE-Two ola offenders. named james Du-
~ John Thomps7r. sers s,eJdaT iasso nio Gus
tady co charge Of siesins SIS 1 bank notes from me
macy drawer in ih- s.one OF Mrssr'. d~lu,t 90.
s.uftt tapr-aei. on sxsm nauon, 'hat Dlmas opened
ths drawer with Of sef 81 skeleton sess zen De
t.s al~rard seen rssti1g % IrlmPsln A. tncJ Nefr
csrart r .ts sst Che evidence was conc lfiVe s' hry
s.ere .ocs-4 Yesterday a c0orsd woman named
NsIg a laf Js1s Harris. tascn ia'o custody on q
ehsrs-af having gone irl fe bedroom o SIR Patterson
~ So. SIS 8secssrst vlIe ne Wrs asleep. ana soI-h
f..4 vftcr ehfcn che a-fwsrd pledged 81 e pawn o. r
4f Jacob PriNrs 6 H1ds.us-. trmuitrr-..A feIil NJ
rr1..1 ~ usId Mckeila waf yester1sy Brought up by
d. -.r fms-fHr rr charge ar ENVY h.stn Hf
Ntrr Campbell wlt1 frr-i 90 c1mml. rape. " ism
Webb us- ve1rsr1sy suflfed Nv ctc-r Lsten ot ine
Trrrf-erfh Wsr4 on clsrs- Of having 'ishosc m'n
named William Dsuuau vifh knife. which be atsrvard
csst INTO he tlrsat where m sis found Committsd.