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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
THE BooNVfLLE
ERRY COM a NYl

TrAyING completed their HORSE BOAT, which
for speed and finish is superior TO any Boat Of the
kind on the river are prepared TO cross PASSENGERS
TEAMS, STOCK, ard every description OF Merchan-
disc, without delay and at moderate Rates
The Ferry at this point has been inefficient and IN
bad repute for causes which were unavoidable. The
Steam Boat owned by the Company was sank al me
vsharf and a NEW HORSE BOAT, built expressly
for Ferying purposes was sunk on her trip up, and
total loss Owing TO these disasters It was impossloe
10 afford the public that accommodation which was
needed. Now there need be no cause of complaint.
As convenient point of transit, BooNyILLR, situa-
ted near the Geographical centre of the State has SUI
perior advantages 10 any other place on the Missouri
The accommodations on beth sides OF the river are ex-
celent and good pasurng in the vicinity Of each fol
the convenience Of DROVERS.
The Company solicit the patronage Of the public
promising that no exerons will be spared IN order 10
merit its continuance.
BoOnvIe, Mo-, June 26, 1852. ljyl-3ml
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
A PLANK ROAD OPERATOR ON A "BUsT."

Monday, we noticed passing up opposite our
Office, wild Irishman, walking on both sides of
the pavement; sometimes lunging forward and
then fetching up straight; assuming theatrical
attitudes, and speaking in theatrical tones
Finally, catching glimpse of an innocent hat
passing, he struck out at random and knocked
il off its owners head. The latter resented the
indignity with kick, and demonstrations indi-
eating "rotks." The sober friend Of the drunk
en- man, however, interfered with" What did
YOU strike hat man for? What's the man dom
to ye? Cone along wild vel" The assaulted
gentleman, tter the first feeling of passion sub
sided, smileiat the ludicrOus appearance of the
enemy" anipassed on, leaving the latter &c
pursue the cooked path of the drinking trans
gressOr, Wiki he did with an air OF humble
Difference tohe superior wisdom and prudence
his sober Smpanion.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

STATE OF MISSOURI, .
County or SHELBY, s..
In Vacation Of Circuit COutt June 23d, A. D, ls52
Jane Cross and Martha Gross PITTS,
Samuel Cross, RUFUS Hawey Isaac Petition TO fore
b. Gore James A. Hawley, NaIhan close Mortgage.
Berry, and William II. Davidson,
Defendants.
Now at this day comes the Plaintiffs by their Ator
ney, and file their petition, accompanied bY affidavit,
stating that the defendants Sa nuel CruSs Rufus Haw
ley, Isaac B. Gore aud James A. Hawley, non-es-
dents OF the Slate OF Missouri. On motion OF snid
plaintiffs il is ordered that the said defendants be no
fed that the said plaintiffs have instituted in the Shelby
County Circuit Co, civil action, the object of which
is 10 forecose the Equity Of redemption in aud 70 the
following real estate TO wit The undivided Of The
N. w. Or, and the w. Of the NJ +. or. Sec rs; and
the undivided of the s w. o., and the N. T.. or. Of
the e. On Of Sec. Z; all in township 81 range 9wes'
living md being IN the County Of Shelby and State Of
Missouri. Which said real estate is described in a
mortgage deed, executed by the defendant Samuel
Cross 10 plaintiffs, the 26lb day Of November 1923
10 secure the payment OF three hundred dollars and the
occruing interest thereon.
That unless they be and appear at the nex term Of
said Court, 10 be begun and held the i Monday
September next, 1902 at the Cont House in the town
of Shebyville, County Of Shelby, Mo- aud answer the
And it is further ordered that copy hereof, be pub
lshed according TO law, in tie journal aud Union,
newspaper published at Hannibal, Mo.
A Copy of the ReeOld-Test;
TJuly !, 1s52-Swl WIN. II. YANNORT, C1'k.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
0aITY COURT JusyICE,

The followg is an extract from letter
written to ottoman Of this city:
ga large poion Of the voters in the western
portion Of the unity feel that justice and equal
ity entitle us .te voice in the administration Of
the affairs of tlcounty, and to portion Of its
revenue, to Will we pay our quota as cheer
fully and promy as any moro highly favored
portion. Unde this belief, and with fair
notice to and representatives. from Warren and
Round Grove TsnShps, we met at Philadel-
phia, week aghst Saturday, and selected
THOMAS Mem IAY of Warren Township, as
our candidate for,outy Judge. 'Heis doubt
less known to youis man of fair experience
and though a DenIqat he is OF the eons'rOdi'o
sboOl has gone FRO tle first Tor our Railroad
and, from the slighaAuaintanco have witt
him, l think. well It'll for the duties, and
reliable man. We kind erPeet the hearty co
operation of HanniH, because we have alvey
strongly favored 20 ciy,"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
STATE OF MISSOURI, lcs
COUNTY OF SHELBY,
In Vacation Of Circuit Court, June 2Sd, A. D., 1859
I-ahnIln Cross PlniuiiH.

COUNTY OF SHELBY
In Vacation Of Circuit Court, June 2Sd, a. D., 1859
Isabella Cross, Plaintiff,
Samuel Cross, Rufus Hawley, Ma Petition to fore
than Berry, Isaac b. Gore, James close Mortgage.
A. Hawley and William II. Da-
wilson, Defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff ny her attorney
and files her petition, accompanied by an affidavit,
stating that the defendants Samuel Gross, Rufus Haw
lev Isaac B. Gore and James A. HaWley, are non
residents oil The State Of Missouri. On motion OF sad
plaintiff it is ordered that said defendants be notified,
that said uaint has instituted ~ the Shelby Couhty
Circuit Count civil action, The object OF which Is
TO foTeclose the Equity of redemption IN and to the
following Real Estate 10 wit; The undivided OF the
NJ W. a. aud the w. OF the N. E. az. of Sec Is (;
and the undivided Of the S. W. az. and the N. Z. Or
of the s. T. or. OF Sec. I all in Township 5I, range
g. living and being in the County of Shelby, IN The State
of Missouri (Being the same undivided OF SAID land
which was conveyed 10 the defendant Samuel Cross, by
William o. Cross, by deed bearing date march 9th,
1922 Which said Real Estate is described in a
mortgage deed executed by the defendant Samuel Cross
10 plaintiff on the 9th day of May, lS43 TO secure the
payment Of three hundred and fifty dollars and the
accruing interest thereon. That unless they be and sp
pear at the next term of said Court 10 be begun and
held the 4h Monday 10 September next, 1852, at the
Court House in the town Of Shelbyve, Shelby county
Mo-; and answer the petition aforesaid, the same vii
be taken as Confessed And il is further ordered tina
copy hereof, be published according to law, In tn
Journal and Union. newspaper published al a.
Mo.
Teste: A copy Of the Record.
| IJuly |, ls52-8w1 VIM. II. VANNORT, CPS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
I0URNiL AND UNION,
ESCAPE rRoM pFATH,

Lost Monday child Of Mr.. J. Wood, of this
tys agcd about three years, fell from porch
Venty eight feet to the ground, striking on
bead where the earth was nearly as hard as
uaseh pavement 1t was taken up senseless,
niderably bruised, and its collar bone broken.
steEday it had recovered sufficiently to be
0 TO walk about.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
Forest Farm Lime,
Hannibal, no.

HanDl Dais no.
THOMPSON 4 FOSTER, having opened one Of
Il the 'most beautiful limestone quarries'' that has
been in the Western country "a miles South
of the city Of Hannibal burning LINE that they
most positively assert is fner whitef, and win turn
out or weigh TO the hustei than any other lime
burnt on the mississippi river, from New Orleans 70
St. Paul and in addition TO lis superior rhsensss and
hneness i works cool and without so much chip esssk-
ing is usual with other lime.
Wehave Lime House in a convenient part 81 the
city, from whc We will either shp deliver thrca6-
OUT the entire season, at moderate prees We pIsGge
ourselves that il > ee... =
WcriG.
~ Address Thompson & Foster, Hsanibsl, MO-,
or call on our Agents, MessEs. Smith Dick, sotnsE
Third and Market sirsets oposiia the Market House,
Cje3tfJ THOMPSON & FOSTER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

An immense globe (reservoir of windy at the
Hudson, N. Y, iron works, exploded on Sunday
night, with loud report. 1t cost IL 900, and
the full damage is estimated much higher. The
explosion is attributed TO negligence.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
FREE NEGRO ray,

YIN some one Of the Councilmen who passed
ordinance taxing free negroes, approved
Y2e, 1852, give us reason for what some
pie may be disposed to consider an act Of in
ieef These people are amenable to all our
Spnd subject TO all their penalties. a trans
eslpn Of any law or ordinance on their part
Ndbe vigorously and certainly punished /;
uwhy is special and onerous tax imposed
ubhem9 Why are they compelled to pay
a Of ten dollars head for the privilege of
ilvsin the cityP Many of them, with the
utnst industry, and with what would be most
rlgl economy, even in negro family, can
searsy save more than the tax out Of their
hard Earnings, particularly if they have large
families.
N "a. 80. s'-~s3as.
/. ny Ms tax is only imrosed'~nRon- negroes
{ v gcoa character for quiet ana orderly beha=
wig, sobriety and honesty, and (the council
must be satisfed) that he or she will in no wise
bei tax upon the city )" for unless the council
canbe convinced of these facts, free negroes
wiNnot be allowed to stay in the city. But
thi'is not all; they must procure surety FOR
good behavior, to the amount Of 800. How
NAM of them, with the best character, can oh.
tain such security? How many are willing tc
go afree Negroes security at all, and the few
whowould dpso, cannot go security for many
without imprudent risk. We suggest, also
thathc security's only safeguard against loss
is the honor and gratitude of the negro, and I
negn capable Of honor and gratitude has princi
pie cough under his soOty hide to behave him
self without security.
Owners Of slaves stand in much more danger
from hieving white men, than from negroes o.
the character taxed by this ordinance. 1t may
be sad that slave owners are subject to annoy
ances from the intermixture of free negroes AM
slavesibut viii the tax obvate tlatS Tax or n
tax, every STAKEHOLDER must make his own kitch
en- laws and force his slaves to abide by them.
We may be wrong in cur opinions, but pre-
sumo tha if such be the case those Of dilTeren
opinion are prepared to show why this shoul
be considered good ordinance.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
v,n,sAYA aTsn party.

We are requested state that at Benton nan
this evening, SEVERANCE handsome CAKES uh-
touched at the Tea Wy, will be served up with
ice cream. Tickets eents.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

NJ You vi find from j. A. INsLEE's new
advertisement that they have variety of arti-
cles of supeor quality as wines, BRAN
dies, lemon srup, cigars, sc. This establish
ment has bone quite famous through the
country; andts very extensive business ex-
tends into Illois and Iowa, as high up as Bur-
iington.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

In Elizabethtown, NJ j., the residence of Gen
Scott, on receiving the news of his nominations
the people rung the bells and fired salute.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
$1,000!
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS J :
ITO any person who win furnish u, within Three
Il yeas, Set ofPstsrns for

ITO any person who will furnish ua, within Three
Il yeas, Set ofPstisrns foF a
Cooking Stove,
Superior 20 the "PraTe Siate," in is operation, dnfa-
bty, neatness OF finish and design, We viii pay the
above named sum OF one hoRsaHd dcAars.
Tho new ant beautiful Stove presents itself exier
na,iy, Ia plain DRESS accompanied with just and al
snrable proportions, giving 1t the appearance u a
chs.te aud iasteiully made piece Of lurniluie-
The dues. upon which tue responsibility ana repn-
tatiun OF stove depend, differ from any ever before
used aEd are OF such construction aud eataeliy as 10
insure tie most perfect drolt without the liability 70
on up and is acknowledged BY ell who have used y
10 be The most couysnient and durable Stove now Va
use, COMSlOCh . 60
Quincy Illinois, 1852.
The above Stove is sold By QuaTes Caldwell al toe
Prairie state stove and Tin Store.
As- East side Main between Hill sR1 hfa street,
one door north Of the t'Whd Cat Corner
| Hannibal, June II, 1852. Jel'uI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
CO.PARTNERSHLP.
OWEN & KUNKEL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ToBAeco EMPoMuMI
On Main, near Bird street,
(In the house formerly occupied BY ID. J. GAsTH,)
ID ESPECTFULIY inform the public that they will
n keep constantly on hand every variety and descTip-
tioR Of
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
Which they win sell very cheap, Wholesale and re-
lau Those in want Of good Tobacco, Snuff or Cigars,
always find the ascle at their establishment on
Main street, two doors north Of p. A. Hickmans
Steve Store. -,
they respect llully solicit share Of paehe patron
ace (jeIO-ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

KLEINARD& MADpES, the Cater Boot Ma
Lers, have snoved to the corner formerly
occupied by e Post Office.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
ST. LOUIS.

Corrected every Tuesday Evening, by
nIOFF Eft, STILL WELL g. co,
Commission Merchants,
ST, LOUIS MO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

The rOceIp,s Of tllpa Party, VIC UNDER
,tand. wlrs about hft9alars,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

STATE OF MISSOURI, Z &C
COUNTY or MAuoN, w.
TN County Count, Nisy All, 1852, this day on motion
L Of Bamabus D. King Esqr, il is ordered That the
Clerk of this Court in making out the Poll Books" for
he gcneral election" in August neXt, have columns
made out to take the woke OF the qualified voters OF the
County as 10 whether this Court shall be authorized to
subscribe for and behalf OF Marion county the sum
of ten thousand dollars in stock 10 build Plank road
from Palmyra in this county, by the way OF the bay
Mills and Scipoa to the city of Hannibal, according to
the provisions OF the general Plank Road law-sppo'e
February 2ltb 1851 said amount OF stock to be paid
An the bonds Of the County for the of one Thousand
dollars EACH payable ten years after date, with SIX PEI
eenum per annnm interest thereon and the Judges ane
Clerks Of the Election in August next arereqnesled L
take the yoles of all quslhod votes, ios and Ssains
said proposition.
a copy, tes;e; 49,.
THOMAS e. HATCHER, ctk.
PKs jos L. hAEr, d, taG
| Palnyra, Mo, June ~, 1852. Jesl-st
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nnAMnIEH

TINE following thoce btands;--O OF ARD, DuPIJY
il & co. plHET, CAs1gI.f.oN, a SEICNEITEs
BY fully 81 J. A. 1NSfssE & co
TfHEBRY BOUNCE, APPLE and PEACH BlIsN-
~ DIES, for sale by
July J. A. lNSIEE n CO
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

The Danville (Ky.) Tribune states that N. p.
Willis is at the Harrodsburg Springs, under by
dropathic treatment. His health is bad.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

st. Louis stove storei-Ca Carter w. Bryan,
Stove dealer, sheet iron worker, coppersmith and
timer, two door Rofth Of Brady House, Hannibal,
Me- sells at wholesale aud retail, Stoves and Tin Ware,
at ST. Louis prices.
invite particular attention TO the Prize Premium
Cook sove which has given universal satisfaction to
all who have used it. / warrant all my stoves fol
twelve months and if any Of the plates break during
that time, | furnish new ones free of charge.
As design remaining permanently in this place
the public safe in taking my guarantee for the good
performance of the stoves kept by me.
An my stoves manufactured OF. Missouri Noun
tain Iron, ard for goodness OF metal aud beauty OF
casting, they e2cel any stoves made in tue Wsste IN
county.
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
have constantly on hand, supply OF TIN
WARE, TO which l particularly invite tie attention
OF the country trade the quality Of my ware, and
the prices, shall be such to induce them to call OF
me again.
best TO render satisfaction.
ianl5f CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

pY, virtue Of an Order made in the Marion csnnty
ID Court, May Term, second day, May 4h, 1861, ihs
win sell 10 the hksst bidder at public
auciion, al the COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN the town
of Paimyra on THURSDAY, TIE FIFTH DAY OF
AUGUST next, between the Aonrs Of 70 o'clock A.
NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ, whilst the Circuit or County
Cout is in session, all the right title and interest which
ARCHIBALD DAVIS, deceased, hss al the time Of
his death, in and the following described Real Estate
10 wit:--Lois numbered II and w. 10 Block No. i07
together vita the buildings and Improvements ihereon)
in lie City Of Hannibal aud State Of Missouri
10 TERMS One-half Of the purchase rooney cash
in hand, and the remaining one-haff in six months
JAMES M. MILLS, Exr
or Estate Of Archibald Davis deed.
Hannibal, June "a, Is52-td.
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HORSE MARKET.
HOW MANY HAVE THOUGHT OF
THlSlll

IHto J
THIS is the great Political year of the land and Leap
i Tor Lady's) year at that. Perhaps every
does not know (perhaps they do) that the Presidential
election always happens on Leap year. AZ all events
is the case this time, aud we hnd host Of dlslnteres
ted Patriots ready 10 serve the dear people," IN any,
each aud all the Offices that in the gin Of the said
.'ear people. n-from President down 10 the ycriost
petty Office. Wefnd mankind land women tool with
lie same desires sd abiisns that have ever charac
terized them since Adam and Ewes fall
Then nsy no; b. exrusel fer nay desires aad an5i-
tons, in wishing 10 serve the Dear People" by selling
them the best articl, Of breals.uF in Che market?
~ Just come TO tie "EAGLE MILLS -
FLOUR DEPOTn on AN Sweet, near Ii.e
Levae, and see how eheenuhy / viii serve $780,,
you as (dis) interested Patriot. $500
je2i ~ THOMAS JACAooN'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08
Mr.. NeE Dinner

Was a feast indeI and worthy Of the i'm
mort al Fourth.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

CarTiape ManulaelOfY

"A Nd RspositorS. IS Third stree, between 0hye
M and Pise has on haad, ana Is making ana recelr
coaches RO<kawsys halo0ckea. buges cgSi legssvs,
Callofuie, santa We sna Salt Lake kseonsi AZ II
wh,eh wln be cold on mosl veasonafls terms. CAL
aud see ~s2E .6asEI ARD
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

Freshts TO New Orleans. Flour 20 cis Pork 80 cts,
q barrel; Bacon and Lard II cts "a 100 lbs; Hemp
81 a. Sl,5 q ton Tobacco 81 10 q hogshead
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-08

.,ss, THE UNDERSIGNED have established KEl
themselves in the city OF Hannibal, nv ~
customers with every article their line at the shortest
notice OF Ladies', Misses, and Childrens wear OF
ali descriptions madeto order atst Louis prices We
have on hand at this tine a good supply OF Ladies
shoss WON by tue Ladies--all eolOIed wcIk-whieh
wa can sell at reduced priCsS both Ladies' and Misses
We also have good stock Of colored shoes, which
I'VE can Sell very low ChdIen's shoes wibe kept on
hand ana madsto order at all times,
We invite all persons visiting the city, as wehas our
own citizens to call us, assure them We WIZ
furnish all work in our line at
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Gardeners weat made to order, boots and shoe
both kne and eoarSs, and VIII mend al ''p' o. e ~
out ,,,,,
@ KLElNARD MADDEN
! Hannibal, Mo July 8, 1852. mnis-om'
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MILLER : POGuE,

(sueeessors TO Thos. S. MiieI,l
Wholesale CrOeers s General Commission Meishan q
No. , Lesee, Aan6isal, No.
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PER Jos. l.. NM D, 81
Palnyra, Mo-, June is, 1851. wsl-4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-09


exclusively IN relation TO the distances tro
various points Of Tie positions occupied /
PARTIES and witnesses of the fight. 1t is, thcr,
fore OF small interest to the general reader
Mr.. Clark is evidently an intelligent ana skill
fnl Engineer. ami gave his testimony witt
clearness and dlrectness, His cross>cxainina
ton by Mr.. WnIrrEMoRr, was Of the sam
general character. Mr.. Clark was not prescn
when the atlray occurred. His plan was pro
IJected from representations made to him b,
witnesses Of the transaction.)
"a v illness. Dr. f. u. Hathqway. -Assrste,
IN making post mortem examination of Sam
uel j. Pfentiss, on the morning of Septembel
H. twelve hours after his DEATH DR.. Fair
child, Dr Onion, and Dr.. Sampson were pre-
sent. lst irouna on right side of the chest
commenced on the breast bone. md passed ID
the right;-EXterrally. it was 3l4 mcbc.
long, and penetrated the lungs IS of an inch
cutting pulmonary artery or vein The wound
was mortal one. I'd ,c0,,nd on the rioht
side. under the lst, cutting the integuments and
cartilage Of the ribs, but not cutting the plou-
ra' 1t was less than an inch, externally. and
"as a bare puncture wound; it was not Inor-
tai 1T must have been given from before. W t!I
coisidcrab' e force. sd ,counR small wouud
'n '''e lelt breast barely cutting through the
s"'"' ~" "o""a ON the left sd- Of the abb
'o"pn' cutting the lnteguments, Iassing be-
'"e''' '''1 car'i'ages oi the false l!4a, cutting
'i7 eA'eri!'l coat "i the stomach, aid quite "a
n"''o'F Oh me 'n' Senterc arteries. The pune
'''e was from LETT to nght, dowawardS and
DleA"aruS. rem the character CT tie wound,
!, appeared 10 nave been inlde by lard blow,
1'"I"oruS, ana Oack"ardS ;--cNlern-i, 1t was
i'Ss 'Ii'l an men, ana between and ) inches
"PPP' IL was mortal wound, 5M uomd:-
Oc.o" 'He 4'h' ana IttI" further blck-rAtcr-
"'''E ''e sane S'z' aS the 'ith; cutting the
E'crIlo'" ana 'ne cartilage oi The flowing mbs;-
Il perforated ''' transverse colon, nearly TO the
cN'e"t OF the 81" "o7nd. tic blow Inst have
o'en given ifoM LETT to right, upwards aud
o"eN"afd' 1t WAS rof'a, "uGnd. 9TH
't'""" on '"3 MINER ana h'r@""rd portion Of
.'''!' !, - 80 '''" !;
"'' "'' ''o" "P'P P'-ufeouoh' "'#.i" ards; :;
l''5e "'S'' "oCNa' UHt l"t cons.Gered nor
va,
.'0" was ''''S "'"h'' 'I'H"''
I'~'\' ~ y -''' ''NAlAhf' "Iu rA''"a'"'
''',>'''.' ~ ''o ""'''o was u'"hNards
''' - ,'.',' '"t "'""" on i'e inward Nl1'
~ '.'' ''''s"' '''" 'N''Fi''"y' ana
'''N', -'"' o'o" was gwen "N"ar'"
"''''',' oPt''''''' ''-t "'S"'f
'P '''" ~, wa H'u"n. ." "o"H' on tie
1"''' "''' "''""'.'p sue o' ''@ lett ior'-7rin,
i''' '''' - '''"n'S Ill length cI''nglo
''' "'"'' 50 is - my 'n' uone bare "fa..y tn
"''o'e 'e''@"' OF "'e wound. Three Of these
, ''''' "'''' - l'e'c '''of'''' j'' ''oF from
','''''' '''7' -Al-.,''' ; '"'' '' blood were
'''"." '''.' '"' '"'S' ana abdomen
"a F'+' l@ shown IL TEE fr;'"a-'., THE cut
'' '''.'.1 mlr6. o" III" .yf' ,.tt '' ;hc y..'
h''fE corresponds VII" the lh wopnl. lIll