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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. is Wan street, NeW York.


Office No Us WaH street, NeU York.
Morris FRANKLIN president.
+. SPENCER ). BENEDICT, vice president
PLNY FREEMAN, actnary.
HlS conducted aiinsnanee principle
and also the principle leaving proportion of the
premiums insurers, greatly
extended profits conferred benefits
least possible cost and outlay To insurers.
granted California.
agency Washington compehends the following officers;
VIM. Jones, NJ d. medical OF nsd ID
Washington, agent Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue
opposite Union June 2--tf
A CARD-DANIEL CAMPBELL tree doors east OF the Ma
IA respectfully invite the attention
desiring travelling his complete and handsome
assortment,
Steel spring -rveted and solid sole leather
Iron frame do do
foios
Ladies', soIe and box trunks
Ladies' French hat boxes
Every variety of vaises
Packing trunks OF all kinds
Feb 23-dlw
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1851
IN petition Bayley OF Salisbury Massachusetts
praying extension o him the
machil
years the Of said PATENT which takes place
the 9Th day of July, 1851 E
IL ordered petition
Monday 2 day June ~ O'clock and all
notified appear and show cause any they haye why said
petition ought not to be granted
opposing extension required file the Patent
once their objections specifically forth in writing, least
before ofbeang All filed by either
said hearing,
with the rules Of the once, which will be furnished
application.
aiso published the Republic
gcncer and Union Washington city D. CT Daily Rec Boston,
Journal Rhode Island Tribune New
THos. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
papers will please copy,
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this
Feb 23-lnw3w
nIsSOLUTION OF Cop artershpTle Arm heretofore .r,.t
IL ing Brother day by mutual
dissolved Mr. George Dyer will attend to the
Arm,
Of Robert W. Dyer deceased which Immediate attention
= respectfully requested. EDWARD G.. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
wAsmsoros, September ~, 1870.
Or Copartnersp Notice.-Thc undersigned
copartnsrshp under the and Arm Of Dyer Mcclure
They respectfully patronage
slowed the late rn and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully conhded tn
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances
EDWARD q. DYER
j. G. MCGUIRE
WARRINGTON, September "a, 1880
Sept 27-du
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IRON LONDON.-The Logic of Political Economy by d.
IL Quincy. vol
Delusons Political Economy by Aeinnde,
Gitbon. l vol Edinburgh, 1850.
Law banking Great Britain. vol, 1850.
digest ostauscs with practical do
ductions, numbers. London, 1850.
OF foreign exchanges, bills
exchange, bullion, weights &c 9Th edition lvoume
Spacknans Analysis OF the Occupation OF the People
McCuloch's Principles Political Economy EDITION
1870.
Supplement McCuochs Commercial Dictionary. volume,
sophsms Of Free Trade and Popular Political Economy
vol 1850.
CroyI Life Burke,
Franci.'s History OF the Bank OF England.
Bandneld Yields Statistical COMPANION.
sismondi's Essays Political Economy.
nd
political science, just imported direct from London
Jan - FkANCk TAYLOR.
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no the lovers OF good Fruits and the admirers of fine
FioweI have for sale 5000 choice trees 1900 apple
They the
gardens pleasure grounds
grape vines cherry trees, pums, &c.
Also bourbons by bride and
green and parior plants, &c.
This collection regards the novelty and quality Of the
kinds choicest that the American and European markets
furnish
good plants
possible, before dispose of them
mand.
Trees plants well packed and part Of America
A. JARDiN,
Nurseryman Flora Ill., 18th street, of NJ
Mar 2-eom
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THE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
Nnccnnes Indiana Charter unlimited granted January 2 1850
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders Individually liable
For the mules prize balls Sheep cattle
dents, and disease stock markets
South Losses paid ntrr proof death
DrectorsJosepb g. Bowman counsellor Ferdinand Eberwnc,
merchants Captain Isaac Mass merchants George Hay mer
Hon. Thomas Rshop builder John WISE merchant and
bank Alvin w Tracy Hon.
Abncr r. Ellis State and Of vinccnnes Abm Smith
farmer, bank Director and sud,tor " Knox county. .
Joseph g. Bowman, Presidents b. SbulsH Whitney, Secretary
Of the State Bank OF Indiana.
J. l. NELSON, AGENT Pennsylvania avenue between lh and
t5uh streets, Washington City.
Sept 3s-diy
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JOHN M. Af,CAI.LA,

General .fsenf al Washington City
LII claims for land money, the government individuals
~ attended 10. "A ..U
He has evidence in his
the soldiers oft ~ 1912 land Congress
and offers his services in all snch cases. nd Others.
Oicers settled, Congress
vAswraTos, September ~ ls5o.-ly
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DENsION and General Agency.-CEO. g. AME6, hu}
p resigned ONCE which he held in the Bureau
soner Of Pensions for the last seven years. has associated viii
r. Wise, for the
Communication and hapay 10 the officers and soldiers
GINA State line and nnvy revolutionary invalid, navy,
and for bounty land
the revolution and Mexican and also under
passed Congress granting bounty land the officers
OF 1872, and the several Indian l7gOa
which adjusted the Pension Once His long
Bureau Give years Of which have been
svely the examination and adjustment Of claims for pyom
the revolutionary laws) has OF necessity
familiar with all the forms procedure, with
of evidence observed and with principles of the
islced in Office well with history the
neac Of the States the Repositories Of evidence
much collateral Information relating thereto calculated I'D
the establishment of their rights aud which
only by long experience.
Geo C. xmes TuIy X. Wise also established us
sgency for the OF claims Of every description ag
government before either o the
board of commissioners beue Coaru
general agency will kavs the assistance Of Hoa
A. WISE of Virginia. partner and who will be responsible
the ahfness aud efficiency Of their He will give BIZ
sona attention 1t Washington from time to time, his services
be required.
All communications post paid will meet with prompt atnhc
Geo. c. Ames Tully r. Wise Washington, D.
Nov 3O-eodlHAw3n'
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WIN. n. n. CROSS,
Attorney and Couwseiioy at T.aw,

washington City, D. u,
District Of Columbia and will attend
Of claims
descriptions including land under the act Of Congress
lately passed Once In the City Hall
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The body Of the leather pouches made Of good ana
a as and os s . moi e an sa
bottom and flap to be Of good sktTns leather
tanned and s seams 20 be well and strongly secured
The canvass pouches densely woven
as 10 resist wacr pouches use tor hs
service
HORSE MAIL BAGS, us sA,pLg-pAos soss)
Mol Body 4o inches long and ~ inches ccumt,,
size No. E. Body ~ long 80 inches crcume,
No. Body ~ inches long nnd 81 inches crermsr
Ends or bottoms Of size No. l, la by a inches.
DO 20 DO DO Do Do No. No. J, Il I, s y . d. d.
The leather horse mail bags 10 be ade Of good and
squire foot, and strongly sswed oa
eied, be done neither 10 chafe horse nor rider
The horse mail bags be made Of the
fabric tho pouches above described
DROP-LETTER POUCHES, twrrn SIDE pooKEtJ
Size inches length % inches circumference.
Proposals for improvements the construction Of Of
cdescbed mail bags, ia the materials thereof will b
ceycd and the relative value aud adaptation TO the service
price Of such improvement viii be considered in dee
EXPENSE Boston, Massachusetts New York Rd
New York Philadelphia ss Pi!.sburs, Pennsyysna; Balun
con- Georgia Huntsville, Alabama New Orleans Lous,J
Nashville Tennessee; Louisville, kentucky CINCINNATI Ohio
Louis Missouri such proportions and al such times dep
may require they be rgdy inspected
be received which shall be interior IN any respect The
No proposal will be If accompanied win san
o. S sna
iency ability bidder the according
tract. t4
The specimens be delivered the department
2st day April next, and will in connexon with the pop
form the basis of the contracts.
The bidder bidders will be required give bond
sufficient suetea 10 be 50 certified BY the postmaster q
he they may rede in Of money double the
contract, for faithful performance of the Obligations
into.
having suggested by ofcxpeence
that bags first above described of sizes NJ
and 81 locked proposals and pecm
invited for bags constructed acc0Tdngy with the Y
ton also ola handle at the mouth and az the bottom Of each
information OF bidders reference the number
bags which win probably be required the number kinds and
for the Of the department during he
from July, le49 the 3O. June, 1880 given = @
l52 No. j. 1913 No 3 76 MOB, 747 No and 30 No posi-
332 No 9, and 27S No. horse bags aud 65D
525 No. 2, and 274 No. common canrass bags.
The proposals should be endorred "ProPOais for Mail B
and be addressed 10 the "Post0.aster Generaio
Dec n N. X. HALL, Postmaster Genera
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bounty Land and other business.
WILLIAM FILM Offers his services t. transact business with
the executive departments and Cnneres an agent He will
pensions and bounty land Charges
moderate. Address. william Finn, Washington, .. CT
Jan NJ, 1851. f't{ ffE @nf ~ t1N 1910, ~
Mr. Fns several clerk IN the ONCE ef the Second
Ills knowledge ri
departments render particularly
o may employ o ofgovefnmcnt
ALBION X. PARIS,
Jan 2o-U Late 6ecsud Comptroller
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FE Principal Of the Waenon IN CO. Male Academy wishes
forthwith teacher who qualified
English He
unmarried sober habits and good moral character
All applications must be made immediately and by letter. paid
The Principal
9-iu
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General Agency and ONCE Warrington,
DE SEEDING h WYIIE,

DE SEEDING WYLIE,
No. Todds Buildings, arcnns,
Browns Hotel, Waskfngton, b, C.
l'IAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYIE, IT,, having fsrmed
par tnosbip the purpose prosecuting
Congress- departments before any board
missioncns appointed spoiaons
claims against foreign government prepared tter
full and faithful all business TINT be inusted
land duties, claims arising under trcaoes
otherwise buying and selling collecting claims
rents, kc.
Andrew Wye, viii busDess with which
either nimef the Of the
the District, Supreme Court United States.
Chas. De sedng, being United commissioner, notary
public, md deeds ststcs Union,
will prompt taking Of testimony scknowedg
Deeds which his ONCE
Charges will be moderate regulated by claimed
and the extent OF services required.
Communications tpostpaid) viii receive immediate attention
Sept6-dly
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CroLisn PATIENTS from 1901 10 IssS-a register Of al
II granted during that period vol. London tf +
Webster letter. Patent for Inventions and Copyg Designs
! vol. London.
Godson the Law Of Patents. vol. London.
the Law and Practice
1 London.
spence the Inv Inventions ! vol. London.
Turner N the Law of Copyright Design / London
Of Laws all
countries NJ Eurnrs 1 vol. Vienna 7.sasa4
Curtis the Law Of Patents. vol. Boston.
fbiutrs of Patents Boston.
kingsley aud PRISON the Patent Laws and Practice Of all Ma
tons. y vol New York.
rssW rRANCR TAYLOR,
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,


THIS spacious just finished In the best modern style
about feet back, including
hundred and 6y Everything necessary
provided fer the accommodation and comfort
family holding public office
following perfect heshne
uaon, short and pleasant from city city cheaper
living, and very If sold lib
will be rented the will be
had For further apply
CflRIST0PHER NEALE,
Dec l9-lawn Alexandria.
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ENGLISH Year Books for 1881.
II the kalendu for England, Scot
land, Ireland, an the Colonies, for 1851 vol.
British Army List for January, 1851.
British Navy List for January, 1851.
British Almanac and Compaon for 1851 and Year Book OF Gen
eral Information i vol.
Imported per steamer Asia, by
Jan 30 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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EDMUND III. WILSON. Attorney at Law, will practise
Of Washington Collections and cams before the
departments prompt attention Aso
the adjoining counties of Virginia will
Office Louisiana four doors above
Copp,sp Paw lT-d,f
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CERVANTS-wantcd. male servant and n good
y ANAL family. None will be employed
bring good recommendations Inquire this Office
vQl-inf
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John NJ McCALIA late second Auditor Of the Treas
Of claims
mcpt before Congress- the departments In the settlement
military accounts and agency business generally.
addressed him should be paid His OF
nce $ 9Th and Louisiana
WAsHlraros CrTy, Apnl2S
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james q. Berret
WILL attend the Of claims before
w ious executive departments OF the
Once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10Th
i Oct9-u
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MILITARY Topography OF Confidential Enropci by
nj savalee l vol. London, lsJ0.
Military Geography by Col J. r. Jackson, r. 81 vol Lon
DON 1850.
The Queens Regulations and Army, VOL with
supplements the last published in 1880.
War Office Warrants Regulations regarding Army Services
and Explanatory Directions the information and guidance OF Pay
and others; 1 vol, published by authority.
War RussiA 1912 and
lsl2 by Col Hon Cahcar vo vs'h plans and
Ruum. London, 1880.
Hars Quarterly British Army List for January, 1851.
Cavalry Outpost Duty Lieut. Col Won Aentschidt, LIST Illus
sar- and Poasonby l2th dragons. I vol.
Collection Of and Regulations issued the Army
Matters Of Finance. / vol
Light Infantry Du,y by Lieutenant and Adiutant John Lnne
41fh regiment; 1 vol. London, 1919.
Geography Europe by Maxwell, lieutenant h
mant; vol London, 1850.
Just imported from London by 49, L
~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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AGENCY, Washirgton.--The undersigned, n
spection branch Of the Post Once Department. his sev
generally
section pasticny with the that his from ONCE
dose initiate against
honesty capacity fidelity,
refers his nssociatcs once parties hearty
consent, him
All orders attend business Of every the
will be thankfully promptly
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn ata Of Once Department
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~. PATTON.
(Formsr partner Of J. f. Do~ esq.,
GENERAL AGENT prosecution Congress
either land
pay horses other lost property
paid addressed " Patton Washington city, c.,
receive Immediate attennon. Nov y II
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THE Genius Character OF Burnst by Professor Wi
L son--I volume.
Lord and Lady arcou Couay Hospitalues by Miss Sin
clair.
The Duchess. or womans Love and Womsns Hate novel
Principles Of Medicine by Archibald Bei'ng NJ d. vol
svo.
Liyy-sohmz, and Zumpt's Classical senes--l volume.
Just published, and for sale by a.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Jan 10 Book sellers, 9th
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MAuSDEh's Treasury of Kno dgo and Library OF
ul Reference Ioodon
Msondefs treasury Of Biography vol. London.
Maoudert Natural 4 vol London
Naander's Treasury Of and Modern History volume
LonAon. ' ~
Maunders scisniihe and Literary Treasury. London
For safe by
TAYLoR& MAURY,
FobD bookseiiers. 9th sueeI
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire body or the Law 8
by alphabetically arranged with reference TO the
vols Law Sheep, svo. PIP. AIN. Retail price, so
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I KNOX WALKER Will practise law IN the suprens
Court Of the United saics, and attend prosecution
claims against tho government Address Washington, d.
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY couSsELLoR AT LAW,
Sa~ FraHeisco. California.
Non. g. w Inge ~ O., Alsbsma John Taylor,
Mobile, Alabama Mes~rs Rhodes Wright CO., New Or
louisiana Henry Clark Tasboto North Carolina
Hon. w. NJ Gwn, c. CALIFORNIA; Benz True, esq,
J. r. Heaey, Boston, Massachusetts r. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-2awly
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GRAPE SHAWLS.-The subscriber has hand
Grape which have been purchased for
feels hesitation that he
and choice goods of the kind
In this
As plain white ape sbnwis, from IS 10 $50
" white embroidered Grape shaws from - so to $50
Is coored embroidered rha~ varying prices, some
with cashmere Merno long and wooen a
&C. O. W. YEkBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7t and 9Th sts
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GRACE Agusiar's new hook-The Women Of Israel, o
VI vols
fo Three Continents by the Arkansas
Louisville journal
Correspondence collection lat
containing forma invoices, Sales
nc. by VIM Anderson.
This day received for sale by . ..
TAYLOR h MAURy,
booksellers, 9th
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-10-02
Voter. or GaIIta.

But a short time, less than two
weeks, will elapse before you will be
called upon to decide the sort ot po-
licy, and the men to execute that po-
licy, that shall prevail in Ohio tor
many years to come. The issues
are distinctly before US. The history
of the State debt-ths effects of the
ascendency Of either party in a mat
Ter so interesting to the tax payers
the revenue laws; the currency ques-
tion, leave no one in doubt as 10 the
effects of the success Of the one or
The other OF the State tickets. The
Democrats were driven from power
after having brought the State 10
the very verge Of reputation by in-
creasing the debt from six millions 10
over twenty millions; after having
repeatedly refused to alter the une-
quail and unjust tax laws; alter des-
troyine the banks, and injuring the
State credit; they were driven from
power by an indignant people while
they were coolIy calculating the hour
when il would be necessary to de-
clare the State bankrupt, and while
boldly preparing for open repudia-
tion. The affairs were placed in
Wing hands, where. in the course oi
few years, in the lace of the nu-
merous obstacles, they assumed a
new aspect which carries joy TO
every citizen that reioices in the pros.
perity Of tho State. They remodel.
ed the revenue laws to the satisfac-
ton OF all-they created sound and
safe cur rlency-they raised the credit
of the State, and placed it on firm
and sure basis-they have paid Over
two millions of the public debt--they
have saved the people of Ohio from
the deep disgrace Of becoming bye.
word and reproach throughout th,
world. Nowhere can a party poinl
% oreater things accomplished for
the credit Of State, or more servicG
performed for the benefit of tn,
people, than can the Wing party il
Ohio, for few years past. Certain
ly there is in the old issues more thai
enough to unite epery Wing vote il
the State upon the ticket.
But there are other consideration
Why LocofOco policy and Locofoct
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ideas should be defeated at the COM
ing election. Whoever obtains the
control Of affairs at the first election
under the new Constitution VIII
WELD an influence for veal or woe
that shall be ielt through long years
TO come. Locofocoism in Ohio has
not changed-it has the same radical,
obstructive bent that it had when a
leader declared that the party was
determined on the destruction Of
every bank in the State, and he de-
sired to march through il by the light
OF their turning. The same senti-
ments are as determinedly held and
expressed, perhaps not as rashly, now
as formerly. The necessity Of sue
ceeding now, Il they would secure
permanent power and control, is ur-
gmg them 10 a desperate contest
Their only hope Of success is in the
indifference or division OF the Wing
party-the latter. they will try every
means TO accomplish. Recollect,
Wings, that a full, undivided Wing
Uote. has erer been a Wing victory in
Ohio. 1t will prove so now-our
opponents were never more vigilant
and industrious than now. and it will
require full vote to defeat them
Let this be remembered and acted
upon on the 2nd Tuesday in octo-
Der.
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Tn. Ho.,.n IahiIee.

The late Railroad celebration in
Boston, which lasted three days. is
represented as a most magnificent
affair. The President, Secretaries
Webster. Stuart and Conrad were
present, also Lord Elgin, Governor
General OF Canada, and a large mum.
ber Of Canadian gentlemen. The
jubilee closed on The third day with
a grand civic and military procession
which was Two ard a halt hours in
passing the Revere House. An i'm.
mense dinner was set on the Com.
mons, the tables for which extended
for miles.
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Tss cArissi.sa ossr.es.

The whole number Of persons arres-
ted BY the State and United States officers
up to late on Saturday night. was 81. Of
which 26 were in Lancaster Jail, and
rs had been sent to Philadelphia
Among the negro men arrested is the
man who struck the deceased, Gorsuch,
on the head with an axe. He made
show OF resistance to the deputy mar
shall, but the officers revolver induced
him to surrender. The Marshal's force
is still securing the country to secure all
concerned in the outrage. The two
relatives Of the murdered man, were
yet living, though one of them was re-
garded as yet in great danger. Gov.
Johnson has issued a proclamation offer
ing 81 900 reward for the arrest and
conviction of the murderer of Gorsuch.
Public meetings have been held in
Philadelphia and Baltimore. and the ex-
element still continues intense.
The following is the finding Of the
Coroner's Jury:
LANCASTER COUNTY, IS:
An inquisition indented taken at Sads-
bury Gap, in the county of Lancaster,
the llth day Of September. A. d.
1851, before me. Joseph D. Pownall,
Esq, for the county Of Lancaster,
upon the view Of the body Of man
then and there lying dead, supposed
To be Edward Gorsuch. Of Baltimore
county, Nd, upon the affirmation Of
Geo. Whitson, John Rowland, o.
borne Dare, Hiram Kennard, Sam
uel Miller, Lewis Conner, George
Firth, William Knost, John Ellis,
VIM. Millhouse, Jos. Richwine, and
Miller Knott, good and lawful men
Of the county aforesaid, who, being
duly affirmed, and charged to inquire
on the part Of the Commonwealth,
when, where and how the said de-
ceased came TO his death, do say,
upon their afirmations, that on the
morning of the llth inst, the neigh
borhood was thrown into an excite
ment by the above deceased and some
FIVE or six personsin in company with
him, making an attack upon family
Of colored persons living in said Gap,
near the Brick Mill, about a O'Clock
in the morning, for the purpose Of
arresting some fugitive slaves, as they
alleged. Many Of the colored peo-
pie of The neighborhood collected.
and there was considerable firing oil
guns and other firearms by both
parties; upon the arrival Of some Of
the neighbors at the place aite' the
riot had subsided, found the above
deceased lying upon his back or right
side, dead. Upon post mortem
examination upon the body OF the
said deceased, made by Drs. Patter-
son and Martin, in our presence, we
believe he came TO his death by gun
shot wounds that he received ia The
above mentioned riots, caused by
some person or persons TO US un-
known.