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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-06
MCCutchen g. Anderson

and WINTER GOODS, carefully selec-
ted from the latest importations and man-
ufsctured articles. The stock will con.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-06

A large assortment Of the latest style
Of Fur, Silk, Buena Vista, and Housto ON
Hats; Fur, Cloth aud Plush Gaps, for men
nd huAs.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The largest lot Of Boots aud Shoes eve
brought to this place, comprising a gene
raj assortment for men, women aud child
ren.
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special Master Commissioners Sale.

March 23J, ls49.--4-2m. $500.
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insisting on being hssrd chsos regped In the Lessls
ture for the space Of 90 minutes. during which def
mite dea could be sslhered Of the views OF either party
such wss tie violence Of defamation al hands tn
rrpes,ed calls to order, WiriTaAS declaring al the
time his determination to be heard AZ al hszsrds
Thresis Of force and mutual charges Of corruption
were The order o.. the hour
Finally the srrAxER agreed 70 ;he reading Of TIE re-
port snd th. Va. followed - re'ost ons for appoint
ins Joint Committee to make farther examination
i1to the subject
WulrxA~ spoke in AZ excited manner tx two hours
The S7sasr thea rose ana sscGrsa Ssabay Ford sef'
81 sraror or Osi0 While he thus engaged Me'sr''
Archibald whimsn and others attempted 10 interrupt
the Speaker with furious gestures. words and osths--
charging bin with having violated bic cffce sc. &c
Tie Convention aoslly broke up IN the midst OF TIE
creates, excitement
The House was immediately called 70 order but took
recess. The Senators also repaired 10 the sensie
Chamber. and soon after adjourned.
Tee House proposition to appoints Joint Committee
q examine the Governors vote finally aid on the
tsble-42 TO B. The SFEAXEs again announced the
election Of FOHD
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.


FRASKFoRr, Ky. Jan. ? lsi9.
MEssRs. GREELEY n MCELRATH: On Salur-
day the 3)th uii the Legislature Of this state Assem-
bed and after spending the whole OF Saturday and
Monday and great part Of Tuesday in ballotng for
Speaker finally succeeded on the I'D ballot IN eectng
George Page, ESQ. Of Louisville.
ExChef Justice Robertson Of Lexington was his
Wing opponent till after the 2lsi ballot when he with
drew The Green River or pro-slsyery Wings had sue
ce.suy run their candidates against Judge Robertson
before the nomination Of Page and the Jud &c said
he an old horse be could not be expected TO com
pete sfuly with stable full Of boOded colts, and
he therefore withdrew He opposed by some on
the ground Of his Emancipation sentiments, but be
showed himself disciple Of Peter, although be Is re-
ierred g. by the Emancipation Club Of Lexington az
one OF the champions OF tnst question
think that before the close Of this Legislative Sos
sion, you will be able g. judge pretty well of the
Myth Of tire Emancipation party Ia kentucky. The
message 81 Governor Crittenden fully establishes
bis character writer b boz quite equa % his repu
tston The amount Of the state debt over
he present ability 10 discharge IS three and one quarter
millions Il having been reduced seventy thousand
during the past year Gov Cnitenden utter. bat the
common sentiment Of the people Of kentucky, when
be says Our relations and our attachments are with
and 10 al me STATS. and unwilling 10 impair
them by any entangiing engagements with part
Yours sc. h.
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.Iersey Items.

We learn from the Ncrnk Advertiser that he
Legislature to assemble yesterday AZ Trenton Tas
following officers have been agreed upon
Prcstdssf Of >end'e- ErHRAiN N,RsH OF Morris
Nsss Of SsHaf,--P. J. GRAY of Camden
EssrossigS Cer.-JoHN J HAIsrFD IT Trenton.
SogfaHtat ir1s y 4 CANrffsLp az Morris
S.eater Of tit hDnse-E W. NHEtrtEt 90 Morris
Clerk Of 8ssmbil-A NJ. CUNNING u Mercer
SugsdEf o. irws-IHoNAs Jous of Burlington
Tho Governor IL in town. and will communicate Is
Message 10 both Houses this afternoon
The Supreme Court ara still engaged with the
t.on for new sl IN the Gibbons viii Gov Nfoon
having consumed the day yesterday In bis argumsti
which will be followed up today by Mr. Geo Wood
NY.
" A meeting vas held at Mount Holly @
the 30th December. and Committee appointed u ,
titioD the Legislature TOT am act authorizing Co.
pany 10 opon new line of communication betsea
the cities OF New York and phladelphs, ty mesns 4
railroad, steamboat Sc passing through or nesf Mount
Holly Freehold keyport, sc.
RAILROAD ACCIIENr.-As the Philaielpha
train was shout meeting the New Biunkswes TAN
from New York At Il O'clock yesterday siierno0n a
Newark. and all the cars had passed the arasui
At the foot OF Commences eNcep, one, The latter
struck by the approaching locomotive before Il could
pass the point of intersection. The front Ut the
stove In AMI Mr. Charles King of the Cotrtg sst
Eng yO. being one of the passengers. was ulusd
though we are happy 10 say, not severely The ebsi
states that the track WIS slippery that he eoa
not reverse the engine.
NEWARK EXPEDITIONS FOR CAtITORSiA.-A
company has purchased a tine ycsse-the bark Gn-oa
to be- dispatched for san Francisco on the .Oh mt
The chief part of the company ssts of entefpnsn.
young men of Newark and a lew shares remsIn T. y
taken. Tho vessel will be pr0vis0ned for two yea,
and every Shareholder or substitute wl have hons
GA board while she remains there. and be taken cas1
If sick. Applications may be made 10 o. :. ilal,sed h
or III Hutchinson
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speaker Va, .bou, TO declare .h., the Aye. rad H.

Speaker vas about to declare that the Ayes had H.
wien
Mr.. GREEIEY called Or a civsion' and aooll
ohss Of r. Members present roe ~ iaE9r o. Il ui
TIE Ayes md Noes being called ans ordered W Foie
IN that resulted Ayes 10 Noes ~ IS iolo"s
YEss-Akin.on. Barrow Bes-. B-dinger, Bingham
BIesAl. Bococs. Bo~in. Boy.- Brsiy, W o Bow
c. Brown. Ca5-, Chas-. Carp ClHE .. l. C,lIN'
Clinxulsn. h Cobb CocK-. Collins, Dan e. Dafllz' D40s
-. Dckrsou DO1u-I Fsrs-. Fesfh-rsor, Fekin our
nov Frerch Faiio1 G.v'e G-1iry. G1sgin Green W ?.
Hal. Hsrm1r.. Hs-s.sol. HsrrArsor, HATS fil4 nj
la-i. q Houston. i1g= Irgersoi- J nssr'9 :
lrg.n lversou. Jsmes0-. I~nE =, Johnson n "
J0hrsou. y ". Jones. !. ". jcces hs1i1sl' helost'
k~urLr. Ia1m. Ia S=rr. LaFr-lcrf L-.l-r ~. O.
Lord L-ur 10. McCl-lsrd. aeC -r-sri, hcDov-A, Nc
Il.vslne. Mckay McLsr- M.rv.c Aeafe, Miner. More
h-s1. Morrs. More. Mlrply. Ne'. oulsS, P-eaee'
P-ck Per-. Peu.i Psy0l, Pre- p, P-lsolry, fo.ock'
Preston. Rect Ricn.rtso-. Rcl-y, ko1n.on, hocknl
Rur.-v sswver sb~rrtl Simpson, smsri. r. smih.
sisri0u kyV-siher stephens, silsf 4hOnss Ja-s
Thompson. Jacob ThouP.oE- " Ilompso1' . inoulp-
.ou. p. Thompson. " Tt0upson lllLs o. 4 'on. .
Tuner, N-rs5.e, Wallace, Wicki whey, mans H.
U0l-l-N
NAYs-Abbot,. Aiars, Bs'cher. BseEmu. srchsrt.
Bau. Bo~s-n. Bro1h-s3. Blckuer. Bart blLer, Csroy
Csihcar. Chapman. ". Z. W Cob, Co-srer. CorEerr
Crsr-tJ1. Cd.f-.c Grocer Clmmirs, xon Da-f Dsr1-
EcE-r. Edwards. Embrer. y. EFa1s, Fsfr-ly. Flsler,
r~4. y Z. Isl. HAMPTON, her.ey. 1-rffs =. D
Holmes. Hl5b.rd 7. hng D P kilg, " / ~ re-e".
l. ON. Mllr Nelson New 81. Nic0., Psl'r-g fulnarl-
j. Rockwell AfRockye.l Rose Root. $ John >cn-ncs
stepperd smith sirohm, Isy or. Ilcs 81 D. se VIZ
Toe. " srrsD. WtI-. Wilson. Woodward-7o.
SO the House adjourned at minutes 70 two
r'r.afx
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Things In PHILADELPHIA.
correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, l,a ,
regret To- hear that Judge Parsons met with
sudden bereavement this morning In the death Of %
about n years Of age.
woman named Hannah Blackiston escaped fcn
the Lunstic Lodge at the Bocklcy Almsbouse "a n,
2lst alt and nothing has been heard Of her since.
The market for Flour has been very dull 10 day AL
the only sales are 200 bbls standard Penn.JT 1,
brands AZ p, which Is the manufacturers asking fp
There was something Of speculative Inquiry a. ~.
but no seller could be found Rye Flour il quiet u
Corn Meal steady At IS - ~ for Pennsyvsnla ~
Brandy wine. Wheat In demand At no - eta Tor soi
reds-sellers want more Corn scarce At CD ca ~
Southern yellow. Southern Oats worth 80 cent
Cotton Is looking up since the news-some small "a
changed hands At u a a Tor upsnis. Proyi.i0n,E-
high in market Butter sold At n slli Glover set
In demand ut - a -. Whisky Is selling n 2jcuN
bbls aud scarce freghts very dun
SALES or STOCKS -Frg BDdrd-lJO Morris Cans 2
100 Z : Bank - - Mechanics Bank, 26. IS tol
loo CITY, 50, 20. Oh 3O0OCiD Bonds 90. o. ~ ~
Vicks5urg Bank. lji 80 Gifsrd Bank - 100 -
Nav 6.. - 100 DO, 3ii 50 Harr sburg RR % lD
Reading l3i loo Reading r. r. Bonds s. 0s
J. Cop II 100 Morris Canal, 200 state. Is l0
I. = Treas Notes q. loci " Am Rank
Ssc0nd B0ard 600 state s., y. ? soulhssr
Bank, tjl Far and Mech's Bank so n vicsstsv
Bank. 81 1000 u. :. Treas Notes lO- 800 Rssins
RR Mort Bonds co. 2s7 q g. Bank, "a 100 80
quehanna Canal Bonds, 81 10 Morris cansl y
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cis Order, and will hardly be reached IN time 20
secure It's passage by the Senate.
Another struggle for precedence nov occurred
several Members wishing to present Petitions
Reports or Resolutions, Mr. GooGIS wishing to
take up the Postage Reform biz, and Mr. VISToN
insisting that the frs, Special Order was the bill
70 provide for the payment Of the next lnstslments
Of the money due to Mexico under the Treaty Of
Peace He was right in this but Mr.. TOoMBs Of
Ga strenuously denied IL, and the dispute not be-
Ing promptly settled, pause ensBed- during which
half past o'clock, the House having been in ses
sion an hour and hall, and done nearly half an
hours work,
Mr.. - Loco moved that the Committee rise
in order that House do nor adjourn, 10 enable the
gloniers Of Gen. Jackson to celebrate the Amir
verssry Of the Battle Of New Orleans! The mo-
tion 70 rise prevailed.
Mr.. STEPHENS Of Ga. considering that in is
present temper and upon so bad start the House
would do nothing, got the start Of his friend opPo-
site and moved an adjournment.
Mr.. GKEELEY opposed it,and asked the Yeas and
NAYS, which were ordered and, bengtsken. stood
Yeas 80 Nays TO- So the House adjourned.
Thus ended the first day Of the sixth week Of
the Session, which is restricted by Constitution to
thirteen weeks in all No bill Of any importance
has yet passed either House, forget whether
whether any bill at all has passed both Houses
None OF the great measures in which the People
are interested have been even considered.
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Accumulation Of Gold.

We have been shown private letters Of late
date. from the Pscihc Coast. which give and
exciting intelligence in relation to the of gold
accommodating in California They state that - 10000
worth OF the dust At san Francisco. waiting for
transportation The greater part Of il will probably b.
taken by the mail steamer California. The Enghsh
steamer Pradeva carried away s3o0oOo in dust
Another letter completely eouisdiess the reports Ct
disturbances at the Mining Districts The writer
that excellent order prevails and there bad been but
two three petty depredsrons since operations com.
menced in the Region
letter from lady Of this city, dated q, Panama
Nov e speaks Of the comfortable quarters In which
she is living while waiting the arrival Of vessel for
California And makes not the slishies, reference Al
unusual crowd Of sdveniurers From this we may In
ter hsi the former reports in relation TO the thousands
starving there were greatly exaggerated
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The Fire in the Post Once Department,
Correspondence q The Tribune.
NasurNCroN Monday Jan :.

1 ore lLltLlc OF ne AfllALt
WARRINGTON. Monday, Jan :.
This morning. about q O'Clock, iust alter the
clerks snd others bad assembled IRE broke out in 3
vaui In the YES, wig Of the Post Ohce Department
Immediately under the Dead Letter Office, which des
troyed considerable amount OF ri6f rs sad ny ne
oeals have beer worthless papers, consisting Of
post bills and such other matter as IS usually sold 70
the paper mAkeTs Ns one can be found who has any
idea Of the origin q the FIRE. and suspicion so
strong abroad that 10 repetition OF the old game
OF getting rid % such papers a. would not be seeming
in the eyes Of incoming Administration OF dlisr'
ent complexion ia politics that Court Of Inquiry con
.sing OF portion Of the Msstrscy Of the city, WAS
called 20 make an examination. The Court has not up
20 this time, made any rendition. and u would De A
hazard 20 make any speculatiOns upon IT,
Tbs Post Bill business j. of the grestesi hum
bugs connected with that Department They come IN
immense bundles loading down the mails. never
examined and may be found ~ the various paper ms
particularly that OF Messrs Carter at Eikton,
Nd precisely they were received 81 the Depart
ment The object OF having them forwarded from the
10000 Post Offices Of the Union % Washington IS 70 IN
duce the different Postmaster, believe that they
very viglanty watched The labor Of such an exam
insiion would be immense that twenty more clerks
than the Department employs could scarcely get
through with them but where IS the use Of thus lum
berins the malls Just 10 impose upon the creduty Of
the door officials II really check upon dshones
~ why not employ sufficient number OF clerks %
make a real examination
The senate i IN secret session, acting upon the
nomination OF eN. Senator SEWER a. Commissioner 10
the boundary liue between Mexico and the United
states, and VITO viii, without doubt. be confirmed.
Threats are made Of persons violence upon Mr.
Greeley for calling notice 10 The Tribune, 10 the abuses
connected with the Coast survey. D.H
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Ohio Legi-lature-Rord Declared Elected
Great Excitement again In the Buckeye

CoIUNBUl Ohio TuestAy Jan 9-P ~
Mr. WHiTNaS, from tue Committee appointed
yesterday 10 asss; the Governor Ia counting the vote
attempted 10 read report, seconded By ak OF the
Democrats members OF the Committee, IN which De
Set forth the for rejecting the vote Of the Coua-
~ Of Lorsin the principal being that the returns
were lot sealed.
ty bet The Speaker Immediately rose and pronounced
the report cut Of order-that the Committee was
only appointed TO sssss the Speaker with no RICH. to
report
HsFeuPon scene Of grea, confusion ensued IN con
sequence Of various members Of the opposing parties
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EXTRACT IRON GES. JACKSON WILL" IL
gold box presented 10 by the Corporation Of hsCg
Of New York the large silver vase presented b. N, =
the ladies' Of Charleston. :. &. my native states 81
the large picture representing the unfurllny d ~
American banner, presented b me- ~ the tlsn'
south tsEoiins, when Il refused ~ be scrf
ed by the L0ited States senate I leave 10 "
10 my soo, Andrew Jackson, lr with fnnei~'
tnat should our happy country not be pleased 81,
peaee-sn event not always - be- oxpcctei-hs 81 .
the close u the end of the conflict pressnfes'
OF ssid articles Of lnestirDabe value - that psur
siding In the CITY or state from which they ~efeV
senied, who shall be sdjadged BY his c0untrynss
the ladies' 10 bsye been the moe, valiant In dsiene-
his country aud our country's nsht.
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untere.ttue Csrre.pouaeucr.

The Message ct Gov. Johnston Of Penn ~.
accompanied by variety Of o'hcisi document. "a.
OF Which, w. venture % ~, VII De "A ~ih srss,-
nterc,tghsa the iooSin. eorrespo0dencs between h,
ate Executive Of FennsylVsnis and the widow JsAs
Cuircy Adams
rNscurvr Cs,Nsrs HasSissrx.. Amin "a,
MsossE perform sse!snchoy lus arsieni os-. =
t'sasmns - 700 the enclosed fesoraons o. ne Legal,
ne tribute men hey in,cr.5s apoa no Ana. q, ~
CommonV eah. 10 The en- neui m-rifs y your h1.h.ri
only expression q the Individual seuamea. q 90
We fee {. WITH ore heart lhsis great n.n a. -.
stricken down from smong 10 In - llch msuriy ~ -
am-s reverrt M c'on'l, strong n rref.s, N
patriotism, sn1 rei'lly rrdesf 20 30 cogliry.
pray ycu. mslzff to sccert Tor yourself a.. family A,
coincidence aud .ymps'ty ~ NJ Comuonwesil q f~ct
syvsuis 10 the 81 i.n sih which Providence "a. v.-f
Per. a. r. gSi ' $3.50 Il sAt *"
Mrs. JoHN OviNc' ADAM,
SIS With sentiments % ferveri srsHiade. &c.,
press my sekno- ed sm,ns FOR ne siud .ymp.Ay 81 =
daIy cfrred under my severe hrrrAYe Geui. Al y.
time with ihs iuC.os4re by your ENce,eccy y t.
resolutions PASSED By he Legislature u recrsyyan. :,
honorable 10 the memory Of my tgceasef blsbsrd uh..
eminent service. no, beloved country have heer - III
rOusy r-wsrded by heir due srpfsciaio' scd ty h.
deep ard sfeco ss respect ant fessri e. universal,
ns1ifes ed by hl. liberal snd generous cogruy--,
thruu- boat ilis va; usIion
Language weak 10 describe he soi0 2. v heai
whose sense Of the able h'nors itas confrfe "a
one - worthy must command NE IncsAslrg Dsyer, ~
h, family srd grcsed widow, ur .sngs On he nsc,
whose welfare sd pfotpffiS tis noi- e ho go
passed sni his demise been thu. feeling mo1lued
Permit me to ssslfe you, hist rriD c~d 81 esfn y.
your scelency has recovered from recent 1i.
position snd thai your very fnerrg letter wi ss-r :
treasured by your Escolency's Ob@tie1i s"rFsnL
LOUISA CATHARiNE ADAMS
To his Exceliency Gov SHUNK Harrisburg. "a
Ma,iuNc roN. Pa Arri. ist
To The Legislature u Prnusylysni. To eNpr--. n.
q grsaae " hich ss my ihrcbbne hrsu -
cepion OF the resolutions passed by yuI >ukus osY
impossible 20 one 40 hu.e trained ~ LED ir wruns
Permit me On hope for your indulgence and 20 h--f,
that The rich ullgtr thus Ofgred 10 ite memory of ny
mered husband cCrfers al hOaof up-fhkhe on he III
ssure IN their ~ man Who was ever found ra
his country, 20 he family SD to Is fcN.io
Impressed with the honor Of ne OOH Huun conferred
myself by The sympathy msrifs Ell for he bereavement
great NV family. slow tn Ter our united grN.f
thsnks sut 10 subscihe myself with CREST Difference
NOar mn,t obedicut servant
LOUISA CArIARiSE ADAMS
To his ENceleucy. Gov sHCNN Harrisburg. renn
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P0UGHSEEFsE.-The P0ngtkstDsis TsleyraDh
furnishes the following statistics OF tnsi village The
number Of dwelling houses : LII % which - have
been erected during the yesr-s smaller number tnan
usual 10 the village there are 50 groceries. - DRY
goods stores 10 iAiors and clothing stores N milin
ariss, ID shoe stores s. &c. tanneres, ns,es
casine, and chair factories. printing c-ces brew
eTiss. There are 3 Attorneys, . Doctors and l6
Clergyman There are IL places Of public worship
baPasi Congregational J. Episcopal , Friends
Methodist Episcopal :. Presbyterian J. Reformed
Dutch , Roman Catholic ]. Lon Methodist (colored) D.
Among The schools the Collegiate school DItchess
Academy. Grammar school, Lancaster school Pima.
~ Pubic Schools aud 3 Female >emi1arles.
CHANCELLOR WALwoRTH.-it vas incidentally
announced By Mr. CLAKK. IL the course u debate 10
tne senate yesterday, that ,hs diet nzushed gentleman
had accepted Sas about % accept 90 Professor.
snip n ai0n College. IL vii he gratifying % tie pub
ne 70 learn that Chancellor NAIwoKTH valuable and
ceseTTedy appreciated services VII not 5e entirely
lost y tnem oy hs retirement from tne CnanceornP
maze vacant By the Constitution Albany Argus.
Abolition oF CAPIrAL PUNIsHNEST.-A hill %
secure tbs end unanimously reported 10 the
ate, BY the seec, Committee q which Mr. Coffin j.
Chairman yesterday. his before the SENATE and
scsios VII probably Be bad upon ], IN few days.
Albany Argus.
II CAVE JoHSs0S Is in Baltimore. hearing
testimony against young kEr for deiaalrag as CLERK.
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From ~. Domingo.

Capt. Green. Of the schr. Hester which vessel
EFF 81 Domingo 18th ut and Was run down On the
3ash BY the ship Noeme, Capt Robertson, Indy com
n4nica;es 20 Is toe following Information.
Al the time Capt q let the Dominicans were making
every preysrston meet TIE threatened hosures u
the people Of the West and OF the Island the Hsyten.
WAC were SAID ~ BE- Advancing with force Of 1000
men. Cspi Green leit The following vessels IL s.
Domingo the 18th VIZ BARK, Lucy Ellen, Gates for
NewNork IN 10 dsys bh.sine, Pecars Bush, i1r d..
loading uncertain; Br. orlzs. Tar.neld, Hobart ior
Liverpool waiting cargo Eagle, HA~kiEs, for %. 70
sail 10 ~ days. Charleston Courier.
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FrIsbtsuI Occurrence.

PfuLADELrRIA. Tuesday Jan 3
\ most frightiul occurrence happened this after
noon on the Schuylkll River near Paramount large
piece Of ice. with hundred persons on it, hosted OF
into the current Great CONSERVATION prevailed Mum
bers were rescued by boat O, Jumped into the
water Three persons were carried the dam
man. boy and little girl. The latter was the dsush
ter Of Morgan Ash She struck her forehead seans,
cake OF cs which indicted dreadful wound. All were
finally rescued. aud no lives were Lost