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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-25

Logan-H. Ruchridcdy.
Manchester-J. b. Sparks.
Aurora-S. p. Crawford.
" ilninGton-A. Wilkinson and w. NJ.
lester. .,-
sHar,lord-B. +. Rawlins
Rising Sun VIM. NJ. Fraly.
Patriot B. Il. Prather.
Mount Steriing-James Taylor.
Mian-David Deale.
MADISON DlSTRICT--M. MILLER,
p Z.
Wesley Chapel---C. B. Davidson.
Third Sireet-T. Nj. Eddy.
St. Johns---F C. Holiday.
Walnut Street---To be supplied.
North Madison-James Jones.
Mooretield-- John Waller.
Vevay-- J. w. Locke.
Versailes---F. III. Cary.
Canaan-J. w. Doll.
Vernon---Thomas Ray.
Paris--D. Nj. Homes aud -. Runnel.
Ii. J. Durbin, Agent for A. b. Society
e. r. AaEs, p. f..
Jellsrsouville---James Hill.
Port Fultonand Louisville---F. w. White. |
Utica---Jacob Bruner. /
Charleston Anthony Robinson.
"
Lexington---J. w Millander,
= Hanover Forbes.
: Vienna---To be supplied.
. New Philadelphia--J. S. Rames.
e NEW ALBANY DlSTRlCT--Joha
KIGER, p. f.
Wesley Chapel Hiram Gilmore.
Centenary---W. Terrell.
Western Charge and City Mission--JaInes
Mitchell.
New Albany Ciicuit---T. =. Ration.
Portland---J. B. Hamilton.
> Lanesvi.le---T. J. Ryan.
Corydon--- Jacob Myers.
Gseensville---Levi Johnson.
Salem---E. l.. Kemp. ga
e Fredericksburg M. Wilbur.
John Kerns, Agent, &c.
PAOLI DISTRICT---W. c. SMITH,
p. E.
Paoli---W. V. Daniel.
OrIeans---G. w. Walker.
Livonia---John Talbot.
Leavenworih---J. w. Powell.
Rome---J ID. Charles.
Cannelton---J. J. StaIlard.
Anderson-To be supplied.
Jasper :"
Mount Pleasant---W. Young.
Geniryville-- Thomas S. Davis.
EVANSVILLE DlSTRICT-E. WHIT-
TEN, Pc.
EvansvlIle-Jamcs II. Noble.
Evansville City Misson-Daniel Cloud.
Mount Vcrnon-Daniel Mcintyre.
| Cynthiana-N. f. Tower, Fl. n. Boyer.
. Princeton-N. Shamate, S. A. Lewis.
BoonevilIe-E. ID. Cadwele.
| Newburg-Samuel Weeks.
RockporI-T. A. Goodwin.
| Lynnvllle--D. l.. Myers.
| No Creek-H. o. Chapman.
] Green Rivera. Ii. 1ripett.
vINCENNES DISTRICT ---R. S
lRoBINsoN, Il. Il,
Vincennes--C. G. Holiday.
| White River-tc be supplied.
Petershurgh-To he supplied.
] Scotland--A. J. Thexton.
Linton. G. King
/ Sullvau-to be supplied.
New Lebanon--Z. 5. Clifford.
/ CarlisIe-B. w. Striker.
l. Green Coz. E. Rose.
! Clay co.-To be supplied.
PUTNAMVILLE DlSTRICT--Jos.
4 HARRINGTON, p. e.
i William Rutt.
! Prdirietown-J. r. Williams.
Lock Port-David Williamson.
Brazi-Elias Gaskins.
! Bowling Green-John Pinkston.
i Point Commerce-George Gonzales.
/ Spencer-Wm. Long.
+ Gosport-J. Y. Mckee.
Moorsvilie-Eli Flemming.
Bellyille-E. w. Burns, w. F. Mason.
! Marinsvlie-Jesse Williams.
i BLOOMINGTON DISTRICT-W.
NJ. DAILY, P. E.
Blooming ion-G. G. Smith.
j E,ettsvi.le-R. l.. Blowers.
Il pringvil!e-Sampson Tucker.
Bedford-B. Y. Coffin.
NJ Leesville-W. S. Carter.
/ Heitonyilie--W. II. Cornelius.
D Morgantown-W.H Fl. Jackson.
IL. White Creek--F. S. Potts.
; Brownstown-A Busy.
IL Azalia-Charles Curran.
No.. sx.,l be. hall ~ lcAia ~ ralis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-25

FAMILY FLOUR.
9S1 BARRELS superior Wabash Flour. made
~O4 from ole Wheat; Ga ST. LOUIS city and
country brands; ia store and for sale by
eb26 ORiLEY & MITCHELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
TIsTY DOLLAIis NEW ARD.

FIFTY DULLANs REV AID.
ESAN AWAY from the plantation OF Jas g. Edwards .ec 90
The 2a, June last named LEVI about Il
old lie Is rather Ik complexion has lump the 80;
side oi his right knc" large hrns egg which lead ms
detection * mined He about high ami genera y
We CHS about go pounds.
lie stole the papers of Luke Hall and Ned Hall who res 7
~ 'h' county aud mas attempted ~ the Railroad hy eN
og the the locmer. which taken IA ~
sii has III papers Md Hall is posse Black Ct
he inquired hs Raleigh hui suspected that lie may M
be ul Kin. suncwhers this region.
viii paid any person persons who vii
deliver hun the subscribers . ~
iliat they get HIM.
Address Macon Moyc this place MATHEW l.. CARR,
DREW A STGG,
Go'dsbero, \. C, July II, $50. MACON MOVE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
SALES OF STOCK.

Reported By JOHN A. Lancaster Stock Broker Week ending
Saturday, 2lst September.
Virginia State Bonds issue the Treasury, SU2 gu
Old with interest from LIST July, SOB so.
Richmond City Bonds-last sale SlO2 30.
James River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
S,ae-Sales this week sl0 so and interest from Isl July
Central Railroad Bonds guaranteed by the State-Las'
sale $l02
Bank Of Virginia, par s70-Snes this week s75.
Farmers Bank OF Vireina-Sales this week Sl06 3D.
Exchange Bank Of virginia--Last sale slQS
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurunce-Last sale 500.
Richmond Fire Association par s2O-Saes this week
$50.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
Sales this week 397 60
Central Railroad Stock-Last sale N0
Richmond and Petersburg Rarond StockLasi sale $50
James River and Kanawha Stock-Last sale s2O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS,
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.

WAsHiSGroS, SEPT l9, 1850.
The Cabinet yesterday consulted upon The proper
OF receiving Amin Bey, the Turkish Commissioner 1t was
determined TO receive him guest, according oriental
ton of ten thousand collars deay hsexpnses 1t passed
the Senate by overwhelming majority motion Of Mr..
Cass. Mr.. Webster accompanied Amin Bey the SENATE
chamber this morning. ccnvelsrg with him through Mr..
Brown. The friendly reception given TO the first Turkish
fetal visitor, WILL doubt be appreciated by The Oomon
Porte, and lead intercourse socially and commercially
less restrained than that which has hitherto existed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

WILL give the above reward the apprehension aud delivery
me Of PErER whom my tMrs. Mary a Pinch
becS> the present year AMI who AVA! from the r ay OF
Iulv last.
PETER medium size about five inches high
black. bushy heal line OF teeth aud shows them piin
No colectei sti
hi, Che nlt bceve): he l. blacksmith by
doubt has bee urS aboul Petersburg. where NJ a-
but. present. believe what have heat
that he j. the ne,borhood o.. Amelia Court House where he
dcqulntances He has been the plantation oi vi
Dounevan, Amelia Cour House. aud doubt he IS
harbored thai ugborhoo b. person wall give s2l II r
ive-d my residence Dnwlde county. s!5 lodge!
i Jail al tue adoilins counties, hai get him
orewlrn all persons halbons employing The said
will such III des
WM J PlNcTBECK.
Dtowil.ir ,ornry &,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.

WASHINGTON SEPT. l9.-1he committee on finance
have increased the appropriation for Amin Bey travelling
expenses thousand dollars This udcious
lay and will be than reimbursed by the Sublime Forte
The Marine Band is now ser.nadine his Excelency-a
handsome compliment and doubt well bestowed for the
Grand Turk is this the most Christian monarch
in Europe.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill will be GO,
through Tomorrow X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

MAMMOTH CAKE.-On occasion of the marriage Of
Prince Charlotte of Prussia which recently took place,
cake prepared which the German papers say well de-
served the appelaon Of "Giant. 1t measured hun
dred and hiity-two and square feet In lis
preparation the artist cook hud made of the following
materials
One hogshead of -four, thryfve pounds of butter twelve
pounds Of almonds ten pounds Of currans and 24
This masterwork was carried by six men, BY
band of music, from the confec,ones the castle and
placed in the because its size prevented its being
carried through any door, part Of partaken of by
high dgnaries in the royal apartments when the large re-
naming portion with wines, distributed among the
Dopuace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
ONE MUNpRED DoLLARs REWARD.

seUNAWAY-A Negro maa, named SAM, away from ne
subscriber who resides about miles Ortoe
Cour; House lie abou; five n
owncat aud injury caused BY ~
Hacssnits shop IN The corner his Es compxah
is gn brown AM he was bought about year o. Nm BLs
Columbia, Fluvanna think probable he SUI
lurking thar ishopoo will give s reward il taken IL the
S,ae and slUI il taken OF the Safe AIy post Orange
Court House, Virginia. JOHN q BELL
| I,lN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
VIRGINIA CENTRAL KATLR0AD.


'INE the OF Monroe has Ing sub
scribed the OF sloJo the required cntiie e
Company the subscrpon Of The State meeting
the Stockholders will be held Louisa Court House Thurty
the 18th OF October consider the questions connected with no
prosecution OF the work between aud Coygto also ne
best means OF expeng the Completion the ROAD the cast .-e
oi the Blue Ridge 10 the tunnel.
full meeting requested above and other business
genera nature may engage the the
All the counties interested the the road The 0o
are Invited send special delegates this meeting who tcse
with the STOCKHOLDERS OF the Company viii entitled free taei
on that occasion. By order OF Board.
Sept, l2-c2awtd J. GARRETT. cec-c'arv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

The following beautiful ode, by Mrs. Norwood OF NJ
York was sung the dedication Of the cemetery
Pits6eld:-
resting place for ,huse who sleep
resting place OF calm repose,
Where the dark wood its shadows deep
Ger sunny lawn and greensward throws
Where flows the stream from 'hidden urn.n -
Where by its banks the spring flowers wave;
From scenes like these the heart may learn
Fit lessons for the silent grave
In wonder dark and sombre shade
The gloom ii death TO read;
The snnshine lighting up the glade
Our thoughts to brighter worlds shall lead
The stream, whose waters glide along,
Till lost aIuid the rolling sea,
Shall tell oi the eager ihrnng
Fast hurrying 10 eternity.
But spring unfolls sweater tale,
From which the heart may comfort learn,
When flower. gems thrown Ger hill and vulc,
Procnim the opening years return
Mourner who sorrowest DER the tomb
They bid thee dry Thy weeping eyes;
They dead. mid winters gloom,
So shall thy loved ones wake and rise
Then. "Woodlawn" hallowed BE- thy ground
We consecrate thee 10 the dead;
Rest they Nature oil around
Her holy influence has shed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

The "rnan with shirt collar" has untimey
end according 10 the Milwaukee Advertiser Visiting
city, INDUCED his colar" much starch, and while
turning corner il ''cut his throat"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

us that BarnumT said young lady, man Of large
proportions advanced TO the front of the stage What in
strument does he play on inquired her still younger
panion. "He plays upon the people," growled the gru
voice Of an old gentleman few seats off.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

Bingham Young and other Mormon Saints in calling
the faithful the Great Salt Lake city, close with the fol-
lowing appeal "Push the Saints Zon and persuade oil
good brethren TO come who have wheelbarrow and faith
enough 10 roll it the mountains
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24


On the motion Of Rebecca Brett, the widow nj u,son f H.
Ceased and he devisre und he will oi the a
deceased aud appearing the Court that more %
years elapsed qualification Joseph aieh !" WI
Court Executoroi the said usoG Brett II Is ordered a a.
lavn: claims the saId 10 eAar ne
settlement before the h day November mex; before I
the Commissioner, OF this Court. and that this "'s
!isiei weeks newspapers
The City Of Richmond previous the said i DAY " w. Cos
and that the be posted the ironI door OF
directed ascertain who constitute me ~ i
bu,ees OF the said iuon Brett, deceased; and the n
Their order the said Joseph Allen Executor as
der his execuiorshp Of the estate OF s
Brett before which account
report distributes aforesaid. and "
count sho wing what each deyisee distributes .
Commissioner directed make and report with ats as
cay suited deemed pertinent himse wh ruel M
by any of the parties TO be stated Aa. before Nle
A Copy. Teste, LOFTIN N r. n TA1.0"' S,t, n
Sent i0-c2awtd -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
ARRIVAL OF THE PHILApELpuI..

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Terrible Riot at Sacramento Cay-Arrrai Of Brnmorc
ressels-More Gold-Improrsmemtin Business-Ihe Mar
ksts, dc.
NEW York, SEPT 20.
The Philadelphia arrived this afternoon
from Chages. She brings dates from san Francisco the
18th August She has board million dollars worth
OF gold, and brings one hundred passengers.
terrible of, resulting in death and much bloodhed,
Cured at Sacramento City on the 18th August appears
that party amounting TO about sixty persons calling
themselves Squattesor rather designed such-proceed
ed 10 the prison ship release of their comades
Thew Immediately confronted by the citizens when ter
rble fight ensued The Mayor Mr. Bigow badly wound
both sides killed and wounded The steamers McKim
and Blanca despatched San Francisco troops
other assistance In the meantime the Squatters had REIN
forced and numbered about eight hundred strong Leuen
ant Governor McDougle proclaimed martial law and the
city Thus remained until the required assistance obtain
ed and the riot finally but down. bu, not wthou, serious
injury to the participants on both sides
The following Baltimore vessels have arrived at San Fran
cisco-Sarah Hooper, Fanny Johnson Tarouin Chenango
State of Maine, Monterey Falmouth and Jane Henderson
Caroline but they had arrived when The Phil
sdelphia left.
There few Of yellow fever on the 18th.
among the natives though with proper and
men they ereeasy managed. No danger appre.
hended by emgrants passengers crossing the sthmus
mining operations About ten thousand bust
ly engaged at the dggngs-al doing WELL Three Gillian:
had dug S4 900 worth from the mine at jamestown in two
weeks; others had been equally prosperous.
Goods from the United States generally in active de
mand and business channel promising; Money how
Mess Pork WAS selling sls TO "a Liquor OF all kinds
very firm, Lumber was in better demand. Flour sell
ing at $ll TO IL per bb Rice to l0c per h. Coffee sell
ing at 80 TO 45c per ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

A PARODY AFTER JENNY.-Max lIaretzek the spir
tied Conductor of the Italian Opera has 0000
Europe 10 cnch his engagement with Sgnorna Parod
who created such rore in London and tina, too in the
wake Of Jenny Lind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
TWENTY DoLLAKs REWARD.

MARRIED. Thuray evening as Al CheSnu ll b. Elder
Mr. GEORGE w CARTER OF tins city, 10 Miss Lucy
Ann Redo, of Henrco couniy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24
poETICAL.
LINES
On IL. death Of General Taylor late President % e
United States.
~ MRS. E. /. scERMERHoR'

ny MRS. E. L. scERmERHoRS.
ANGEL Of Death! whose empire is the world,
Whose eve meier sumbereth! wing, force nnuried,
Sweeps like the tenpest-say hath earth spot
Where thy wild rushing shadow cometh not2
There is no threshold, that thou hast not past
Der the proud hall thy deepest gloom is cast;
And the low cottage, smiling midst its flowers,
Wears sad aspect, where thy presence lowers
Land! where the eagle ensign Freedom filings,
To the wild zephyr's free and JOYOUS WINGS
What through the Atlantic, burning with the ire
or Morn's bright sun, and when its beams EXPIRE
The calm Pacific crimsoning with their light
Bound the wide empire of thy growing miehi
Hank! from echong vale, the answering oeep'
Like sad dirge, the mournfu tidnes sweep:
He whom her grateful country named her chic
Wore his proud hoRors, for season o'le
Then, struck to earth, fell while nations eyes
To him were turned, to guide It's desnnles.
The soul Of FIRE! ond the of might!
Tornado of the battle where The fight
Ragged 6ercest with the flushed and dauntleas brow,
And sword that carved the path Of Glory Now,
Thou who dds, amid the battles strife,
To man invincble, whose guarded life,
Through every peril, still unquenched hath past
Hero Of gorys brightest fields thine hour is come at last
Oh seems there not Ger all this wide domain,
A shade OF sadness DER the spreading plain
The fower-strown prairie-and the dashing stream,
Where the blue Mountains catch the SUMS bright beam,
The sounding ocean pours Its waves OF misht,
Or the dark forest spreads its mimic night,
The voice of Sorrow mnpes with each SOUND
As bleeds his country with this cureess wound.
Lay him at rest, upon his sable BIER
Ye, who have hailed the hero, see him here!
Cold mute and powerless The burning eye
Forever quenched! The hand that waved on high
The flashing sword, sti-as though sculptures art
Had carved it there; and DER the icy heart
The marble breast, that ne'er shall heave again,
When peals the bugle Ger the battle plain.
Lo where The mournful columns sadly tread,
And pompous funeral waits the honored dead
Caparisoned, yet rideess, with rein
Low dropping, the proud steed, that Ger the plain
Where battle Numbered, bore the dauntless chief,
Treads 10 the low and measured notes of grief.
Droop, thou sad Eagle! and We stars that gid
His country's flag, veil your dim light fulfilled
His glorious destiny III cheftain brave,
No more shall see you proudly DER him wave.
We sadly give 10 dust, its kindred dust;
His fame we keep-a nations glorious trust
Der his sad bier may party strife expire,
And patriot hands re-lieht The sacred fire
OfPeace and Union-while the fame they rouse
Oh be his tomb the altar Of their VOWS.
7fppecanoe, Carroll Co., a., July 29M 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

ICE.Ihs c,fiiy that nv chIi1 h4'ias been d.'sH
~ with erangci OF The liver an 'her Complains
stomach which caused send for my dnly ply sa1 !
which he recommended Bakers Premium Bi''ess ~
the bought yuG. al ny lie ~
more perfect cure. Yours, respectfully. . o,rr
To Mr. E Baker. JOHN " DOG1Ei''
Union Hill, August 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

NOTICE.
receipt Of new FALL. and WINTER DRY GOODS, at NJ
sept ay--r2t wM S TIIAw.
NEW DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
RICH and varied assortment vi Dsess Goods and FashiJios
a Trimmings.
Also. French Worked Emhroieries rich Ribbons &c 10 WHICH
the OF all buyers sny'e before purchasing
WV rIAW.
Sept 9-c2t Va eg3 Broad Stfttt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

REQ CISITIONS VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUBSCRIBERS for the extension Virginia Central Railroad
- from WayneSboough Stanton required pay ne
Bank OF the Valley Saun,on addition the rcquions OF ia
nuary February April May June July amounting 10
So share the OF per share day Of Uciotsf
$40 share the rt day November and &c
hrs day oil December, 1850. BY order OF the Board.
Sep. l}-c2awtlstDec j GARRETT. S,crearg
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
IHE subscriber has associated with lin his DRY GOOis
l. BUSINESS his brother, THoS l. COURTNEY. The bur
will hereafter be conducted under the style and firm OF {
COURTNEY CO Sud 70 partnership TO take effect from I'm
J. T.. COURTNEY
Aug 26-cpawiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-24

tween State and Federal Governments and their depart
respectively but against them all in favor OF The
pie Of the respective States implies of necessity superior
hem with power TO regulate and enforce. Else such
limitations and reservations would be unacceptable of pre-
servation and enforcement ard might with IMMUNITY be
usurped Such power thus shown to be ab
souy necessary for the conservation and perfection of the
SYSTEM is it inevitably involved and established in the ORR
gna of CREATION and the continuing sovereignty ad
med by the whole system abide in the people. Every
law implies superior declare H. sanction TO enforce il
and power to apply that sanction; and the higher the law
and the important maintenance, the greater the
of such power regulate and execute II. This
train of reasoning conclusiyey places the and duty
of enforcing restrictions and reservations of
tutona systems the body where they ennnated and Of
lodges there the right OF ultimate judgment as to their
due exercise and maintenance BY the respective
or agencies ntrus,ed with them That body is uEdeniably
the peope Of each State convention assembled for the his
controversy that the Federal no less han
the State Governments was adopted bv the people OF each
State acting separately and independently Such para
The resort then possessed by the people of each State
acting for itself in convention They me only u
naie sovereign under system The SfGfe ihen In This
s sovereign capacity instead Of being liable TO The coercion
Of the Federal Government has TO itself and within us
limits supremacy and power 10 supervise or ahogaie H.
Nor does this imply any control right Judgment by
Sate the others united in compact with il. Equal
competency of control within lis limits is allowed 10 each
and III Ut difference Judgment and inability 10 accord
10 the proper action uf the government there
should be inst call OF convention OF the States under the
provisions of the Constitution settle Interpretation. If
10 the decisions "f such convention State cannot submit
she exercise her highest right of secession and held
her sister States as the other nations OF the wod"Ene
mics in warm peace friends"
Having established trust that supremacy and right
of coercion pertains the Federal Government the
States in their highest capacity, proceed to consider whe
,her it can justly claim such high powers over the State
governments From citations already made from the pro-
ceedngs Of the Convention it that such supremacy
and power sought be established over the State 60
vernments as well as the States and in neither instance
accorded Not endowed with such power by specific
grant, whence does the Federal agency derive its asserted
superiority over the State governments Neither Inc source
whence ii cmunate the mode in which its powers are con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

uo-zFR KILLED ny HER SoS.-The borough
,Hn;,,,io. hsm was yesterday thrown iato state
O pS,.u,l excitement by the alarm that murder
10, committed IL apo ars that man named
eto Vi Ieokins, son Of Eo yard jenkins, OF That
~ M Vas seen going into the mouse OF his n.
ter Il Ire Afternoon %hcT. b, ,h'T o %a' ALONE ONE
BE vgept into the house feE minutes AFTER
No 4, n AID f,und his mothers lifcless body
hSs NJ. and huge olab along side. Hearous-
@ a1 .Sbors. who r, udered All needy assistance.
= Nv W." ~, were all Anoceed oct sae Jaw broken.
slS , ss'r1 sounds were di'oo cred. The neigh
$40 ~" w. unanimous in he belief that Richard IS
boz 81 - deed. though 80 one saE him strike
Euiiy gew1sssen walking hastily away. At
.,$ - ,,s Coroner left he nsd not been arrested.
&c - md ci,izols were in pursuit,
o5oefs NV lPigspurgh Post July q.