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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
New store {:
TO mn old Friends and Tie Public i

TO my old Friends and The Pa6t'c IN
General:
have again commenced the Mercan.
tile business al my old stand lately occu.
pied by L. G. Laxier, and have associated
with me in business John Z. Fleming.
We intend doing plain, straight for.
ward business, AMI expect 10 deal in ev.
cry thing Except pun that the people
want. We intend to keep all kinds oil
Goods that are KEEP, in the New York,
Paris, Philadelphia aud Baltimore Stores.
and perhaps some things they do not keep.
We shall not deal in Poetry either, aliho'
we can sing leet!e. =. <
OUR PLATFORM
Will be 10 sell low for cash or country
produce and 10 prompt payers on credit.
we shall furnish our customers with their
bills for settlement about tho first Of jan
uary and JULY. As we do not expect nor
intend 10 make lad debts, nor employ an
extra clerk 10 look, after slopers, we think
We can afford to sell little less than
some Others, who necessarily have to
make, in self defence, arrovision for tue
same. Come, therefore, all who want
Goods a, lowprices, aud look at our Stock
of Goods before you purchase elsewhere
A penny saved is penny made. =.
WIN. LAzlER;
LAZIER & FLEMING. ..
Morganlown, lstJnIy, 1859. l5l,M.
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QyVMLSaMn
IVA Siar 81 EMpiire fakes rs WaH

TIE Star Of Empire takes its arag!'
FELLOW CrrlzENs of the counties
Of Monongalia, Preston, Marion, Taylor, Bar
bour, and Harrison, at least as many Of you as
know Yourselves indebted to either Of the firms
of LazIer & McLuue, Lazier, McLane S Co.,
or that Of E. c. Lazicr: ,.s.-..
Having disposed of our entire in
tcrest in merchandise to Messrs. VIM. LASER
ane John Z. Fleming, and commenced business
at FErrERsIAN, on the b. and 0. Railroad,
we earnestly solicit those indebted to US either
by Note or Account, to lose no time in PAY
ING UP.
We have concluded to occupy Mr.. George
D. Evans's Store room as al Office; to which
we invite all in any way indebted to US.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
Z. C. LAZ1ER,
j. McLANE.
Morgan,own, July 10, 1862. 1877
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SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE

l. URSUANT to the provisions Of de-
cree Of the Circn, Court oil MonongalIa.
County, pronounced on the 18Th day Of
April, in the year 1852, in the case Of
Thomas Wade rs. George Wade aud oill.
ers, ! shall on MONDAY, the 18th day ol
JULY next, 1882 the same being a Conr,
day, before the Court. House dior in Nor.
ganlown sell at public sale, on credit OF
one, two and three years. the purchaser
giving bond with security with interest
from date, for the purchase money, the
tract Of land in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, containing By estimation one
hundred Acres, more or less, being the
sumo tract on which Sarah Lining
aud her husband resided in Monongalla
county, for many years previous TO their
death and the same conveyed BY the heirs
and devisees of Alexander Wade, deceas-
ed, to the said Sarah Lining. late Sarah
Wade, By deed bearing date 2sh March,
1895, dulyr recorded in Monongnlia county
ALEXANDER WADE. IT,,
June II, ls52.-ts Commissioner.
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DR.. ouYsorr's IMPROVED EXTRACTOR
YELLOW DOCKS SARSAPARILLAl

is NOW PUT UP IN THE LARGEST sized
bottles, and is acknowledged to be the best
SARSAPARlLLA made, as is'cettihcd by the
WONDERFUL Cures it has performed, the orig:
inal copies of which are ID. the possession Of
the Proprietor. Remember, this is the only
TRUE and ORIGINAL articles
The Medicine, when used according to d.
rcctions,
WIN Cure; Without Fail,
SeRoFutA, OR KINGS EVIL, ,CAscEss IT,
MoRs, ERuprIoHs OF THE SklE, ERHsIp.
ELIAS, CHRONIC SORE EYES, RlEGwoRM
OR letter, .ScAIp HEAD, RHEuMA-
rtsM, PAINS IN THE BOXES on JorSrs,
old Sores and Ulcer, Swelliage Of
the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspep-
sid, Salt Rhepm, Disease
Of Kidneys, Loss Of
p Appetite; Disease arising
from the use OF Mercury, Pain in
The Side and Shoulders, General Debility.
Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundicc and Cos.ireness'
The best Female Medicine known:
The peculiar t,sladics 10 which females air
subject, commonly produce great bodily Ca
haustion, accompanied. bya depressed and o.
ten gloomy state ollmind.s As the system de-
CIlneS.lH eNGURLu3 lilGIC 10 v iOos "
power, and this very naturally impiirs the en-
c.sy ofthe mind aud distnrbs the Gquanimity
Of The temper. Every candid woman who haa
suffered from female complaints will admit this
to be the liournful truth. Now, to obtain re-
lief, it is only necessary 10 stop the tendency
to depletion and debility. This is done byre-
newinr that fountain ofhcalth and strength, Tho
BLOOD, md no Medicine accomplishcs this
Desirable result SO speedily and compile &c "a
sDr. Guysott's Improved Extrac. OF Yellow
Dock and sarsaparllla.'
Ladies ofpalc complexion and consnnpsiy.e
habits, and such as are debilitatcd BY those OBJ
structions which females arc liable to, are res
tored, by the use ola bottle or two, to bloom
and TO yigor.
Ssretalaa and Cancer cured by Dr.. Guy
sotf Eltract Of Yellop Dock and
Sarsaparilia.
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q q q i
Females, Read the following:

NEWARK, n. u, jan. ~, .
Mr.: Bcnncu:--Wc ,abc pleasure in stating
that your yellow Dock Safsipa'illa gives great
satisfaction ID over? case.
\ very respectable gentleman informed ms
that his daughter WAS irpub.cd with difficult
menstruatioa aud utlier diseases peculiar to
harscx She had not had her regular menrttu.
nj discharges Tor long time but by tho Use nj
Dr.. GuysSti's Yellow Dock aud Satsapari!!a
was radlcilly cured. She used Tv~nsend'a
and others without receiving the slightest he's.
oft. lie had QUO datsh,or die from the same
cause. J. T. TRIP Co.
NJ rdco, 81 per hottie, or q hotties for 81.
SOLD by I'D. PARK Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Of Fourth aud Walnut Gts -
entrance on Walnut ST. to whom al orte,s
must be addressed;
AlsO by II. Fl, Carr, Mdrsan'uwn.
VIM. Dnrbin Go, do:
bnsan 4 Carr, FaTuopt,-
l., A. llasan, KIns~ooI.
lpl! Il, fsa? Il33ifl
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-24
Virginia, to wit.-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Mononsalia county, on the first Mon

of Mononsalia county, on the first Mon
day in Junesls52;- a
William N. Senple, Piaintig, US.
JoAm Tassey, Wiliieg Morrtses,t
and Samuel W. Sesptss lats pa !, =. In Debt.
asrS traoin sia aager ,h 3 ~ 9s sfs
NJ, ~; AZ, NJ, 4 I. !, 800, = |,
Inc object OF lhls sul. Us slo . = J,
S5So4 6fcss,, WIN ln'elss. ,rol. us -.
OF hplh .o'o, aus y, :. m ~, s;aan, of,ba
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pEEsT0E COUNTY COURT.
IrtY TERM, IEos.
S is.sSh B sssSs md g. IN corB:asr.

S Sassnl B s1o%a and IN corB:Ahr.
.WSis,-. Mcagf!c. r 81
The o'jnet ri Ibis sri, ia 70 fGco;"r i:m '''f
Defendant damages TO 'kc anidart q -
And 1t appearing by saiisftc!o'E e',dei%"
that Joseph ljF""hs. ono Of san .'c'sl--lGt., Il"
no, a RVS dent OF thus Cnmmcn~sa. j.. IN ,tld'
lion Of tho Plaintiff it IS ordered tia. he appclr
in tlns Cuutr. within enc month aher due pub
Iieation Of ,hs Order, aud do What is necessary
10 protect his interest; ind that the aboye Or
ilar DC published for four weeks sncceSsiyely
in tho Mouonsalia Mirror, weekly nnwsFa-
per published in AlOnongsEa county, and post
ed q, the front door of tho Court-houts OF IN:
county On the first day Of! The a"Si August
Term.
NSSf SMlrH trAEE, cictE
NJ. b. lIAcAS, PHI. A,r
fully 81, is6s.-i5i a"
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Alexander Wade, Defendant, .-

Alexander Wade, Defendant, .-
The object of this suit is to subject certain
lands in which the defendant has an interest,
otthc proceeds .ofthc sale Of the same, N the
10 the payment of a claim of some 700 dollars
due from the defendant to the plaintiff.
And the said defendant, no, having entered
his appearance, and it appearing that he Is not
an inhabitant Of this c6mnonwealthi tits or.
dered that he do appear on the first day ofthel
acxt term of said Court, and do what is neeess-
,sary TO protect his interest in the premises,
and that this order be published four weeks
successfully in the "Mopongalia Mirror" a
weekly newspaper printed and published in
Morgantown, yirginia, and that it alse be post,
cd on the font door Of the Courthouse ofsaid
county on the first day ofthe next term Of the
County Cour, of said county. A copy testes
W.. T.WILLEY, Clerk:
CIR. C. Allen, Esq. PITS Atty.
July 10, 1852. l5s-5tl
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PUBLIC S.FEE.

ON the 9TH Monday in seplemSefneS'
" iii being the first day Of SeptemIG'ls
,era, Of the County Court Of MonongalIa'
county, l will sell, in front of the Court
House, o. Acres of Land. Said Land
situated in The county Of Monongalin, on
The Morguntown and Evansville Turn
pike Road, adjoining Lands of ldbr2
Brown and others, on which there are G.
fcc,ed Log Dwelling House, 2rzA
with single roof. Stable, Black. f: :.:.fass
Smith Shop. and there arc are iiisiE@
% Acres cleared, under good ksisasA
Fences and in good repair.
TERMS OF SALE.-S20O cash in hand,
and the balance in twelve months with
interest, until paid. Tic tile is inaiSpl',
table, aud good general warranty Deed
will be given. HENRY bhlh'
July 3, 1852. lsl-ts'
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

David Myers, ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS..
Solomon Myers, ct al, Defendants
The undersigned was appointed a com,
missioner a, the last term Of the Circuit
Court 10 sell the Land in the bill and pro
csclings mentioned nj this case; being
two separate tracts: one containing about
iiny-two acres, the other about one hun
bred and twenty-five ceres, which tracts
were owned BY John Myers, decd. The
land is on the ives, side Of the River, on
The road to Blacksvillt, near the residence
of Asa Lemley, and is valuable. It will
be sold on the FOURTH MONDAY OF
JULY Court!day,) before the Courthouse
I in Murgautown. Terms Of sale,-a credi,
Of one and two years, with bond and Sc.
curi,y. Tile title is said TO be goo.li but
only such will be nude as authorized in
like cases. AND. McpoNaLD.
June 10, 1s52.-.,s. Commissioner
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MEDICAL CARD.
ssr. III. ID. ARNOLD,

Hzh, TENDERS his services tothe
~ citizens Of FAlRylEw (raylcr-
Ma town. and vicinity, and TO The
kh public generally, asa Physician
and Surgeon. Having been for some time
engaged III practice, he. feels himself qual,
flied 10 treat diseases successfully. Office
in The house Of Mr.. Ltmarb3 in the toom
formerly occupied by DR.. Bradem
As am partially a stranger, lsdeem i,
not improper should any wish TO inquire
particularly as TO my Qualifications and
charac,eDlo direct them, as references, TO
sH.B. Ma'heh, M. D. smilhfelji Fay
Rev. a. G. Osborn, 'oliPharts Furnace,
sFaye,te county, Pa. "a
Rev. Caleb Rosseli, Smitbacld, doido,
Rp.J. II. Purinioa, do. do. do.
have in my possession written recon-
tnendations from the above gentlemen,
but lhinkit unnecessary opublish them
at length.
.Faifyiew, Greene CO., "a, June Is, 1852
$Waynesburg papers plesseIsony 6m, 4
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n Lis, of Deli,,qments,

In the county levy of 1851, for the non.
paymen, Of the Taxes therein, in the
western District Of Momongalia county,
and returned by Alpheus c. Dorsey,
deputy Tor VIM. John, sheriff Of Mon
opuaIio county n
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4 List Of Delinquent TaXahIcs.

RETURNED Delinquent fr'h" non.
payment of the County levy lhreon
ior the year 1851, in the E,srrrn DIS.
irict Of slonongala County, in which
Thomas Meredith was Commissioner;
returned BY e. T: Fitch, Deputy lpg
W lillian John, Sheriff Monongaiiaro'.y.
.. No. Of Hlg r"'urNM
Nam; q Persona: 7'ythes: Aci'a2seai:
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Circuit Court Of Marion County,
Thepartics to the above stated cause anu
tho creditors of the estate Of the said Isaac
Riggs, deceased, are hereby notified tba'
shall, injpursuancc eff the decree rendered ID
said cause, on the 18th day Of May last, pro-
coed, at my office in the town Of Fairmont, on
the lSthday Of August next, to hear PROOF OF
debts due,irom the estate Of said Isaac klges,
which have not heretofore been proven before
meat which time and place yon can attend
il you see proper.
Given under nj hand the 18th day Of July,
1889. THOS. G. WATSON,
Com. Circuit Court Of Marion county
July II, 1852. l53-td.
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Virginia, SIS.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office tho Cir
cult Court of Monongalia county, at The
Court House Of said county on the .fr'tMon.
day in July, 1852:
Hosea Wade Plaintiff,
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lrola, Naygs,GEass,&c,

WTE have just received B,{snpply
wv Of IRON. well assorted, which we
will sell little less 1--WE won't gay than
Others bu, less than our former prices, to
cash purchasers or prompt payers on time,
It makes too long string 10 give all Tie
siars. We have all you want.
ON HAND,-Nails, Glass, &c., Cast.
ings, assorted Ploughs and Points
ON THE WAY,-A nice assortment
of lresl, Dry Goods, Queen'ware, &c.
Which makes our Stock about as good as
there is in Town.
We have no daily Telegraph, Rail Road
nor Steam Boat Lines, but intend to keep
a nea, assortment OF Goods which shall
he sold very low for cash. We shall be
glad to supply all who want good bargains,
LAZIER & FLEMING.
July 81, 1852. l54-d.'
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McSeely Elijah, Not found.
Morris jacob, No property iound'
Rice jacob, y Removed .
&oaongaiia Coaniy,@. sr.t
This day personally appeared AlPhcus,
C. Dorsey, Deputy for WIN. John, S. NJ. G., aad
made oath that he made diligcnt enquiry FOR
the purpose of finding property to dcstrain for
the foregoing Taxes and has found nome
Given under my hand this 23d day Of February,
1859. II. DERiNG, up.
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VIRGINIA, SIS.
At Rules Ac1d IN The Clerks e6ce q
tie County Court fir tic county Of
Monongalia, on Tie first Monday in

Phehe Wade, Administrntrx)
of Elisha Wade, decd, Plain On Attdchment.
nj, Us. Alex. Wdde,sen. D9t.)
The object of this suit IS to subject the De-
flndanrs interest in certain tract of land in
MonongaIa county to the payment OF debt
due from him to the Plaintiff:
And the defendant, Alexander Wade, senior,
not having entered his appearance, and given
security according to the act Of Assembly, and
the rules of this Court; and it appearing, by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhablt-
ant of this Commonwealth: On motion OF the
Plaintiffs Attorney, II is ordered that the said
Defaudan; do appear here within one month at:
ter due publication of this order, and do wi'at
is necessary to protect his Interests; and that
COPY of this order be inserted in the Monon-
ra;;i Mirror, a weekly newspaper published IN
Norrantown, Monongalia county. one month
success:yelY, an, posted ut tho front door OF
The conrt-honse OF this county on the first day
Of the next term Of the county court OF sad
county. a coPy-'rcstc:
July lG, 1862. NJ. NJ. DEST. elk.
RI. BERKSHIRE, Plhr's Atty. l5l
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Mouengalie County,to ait:
This day personally appeared =: P.
FlrcH, Deputy for w. John, Sheriff Of
Monongalia county, and made oath that
he has not received any Of the forego-
going Taxes in the County Levy for The
year 1851, and that he has made dill
gent enquiry for the purpose Of finding
property to dislrain Tor the same and
has not found any. Given under my
hand this Goth day Of january, 1852.
T. KIGER, J. P.
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~ To May Smoot, miclow of Henry
SmoOt, decd, and tie other chihlrrn
and heirs Of tic said Henry Smoot,

YOU will please take notice that the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company, by its conn
sci, will apply to the county court Of Preston
county, at their next August term thereof, 10
appoint Commissioners to ascertain just COM
pcnsation for such portion Of your lands that
said Railroad Company may require for lis own
nutnoses. SAMUEL CAMERON,
Agent fos Bait. and Chic R. II. Co.
July 4, 1852. l53 At
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About dozen barrels, partially full Of liquor,
were seized at the store Of Sheldon Webster, in
Springfield, Thursday Mr.. Webster was also
complained of for selling liquor Lymon Johnson's
hotel, in Westfed, was also searched and about
thirty gallons seized He was also charged with
selling
The Fire Department Of Worcester were called
out on the l1th inst by an alarm originating in
the incendialy burning Of ear load Of liquor near
the Western Railroad freight house. Tho ,r CON
tanned about dozen casks Of liquors and quaotity
OF beer, which, with the car were destroyed The
fire was doubtless the work of jealous incsndiary
club has been formed in Boston, which has for
its object the repeal Of the Maine Liquor law in
Massachusetts One hundred and eighty one gal
Ions OF liquor, seized at Sheldon Websers store in
Springfield last week, poured into the gutter by
the City Marshal, Saturday evening, in accord.
ance with an order from the Court
in East Bridgewater John o. Hudson, of the Hud-
son House, was fined 500 and ordered to recognise
in $1,000 more, for selling liquor at his house during
the muster days
About two hundred gallons of liquor were seized
at Portland, Me-, on board of the boat Abano. and
confscnted, on Wednesday last The skipper of the
boat was fined 500 and costs
At Worcester on Friday last, freight chr upon
the Western Railroad, containing about thirty bar
rels of New York gin, and five or six of ale, took
fire. the greater part Of which was destroyed The
liquor was from the West, bound to Boston
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OhlfIlarV.

Died, near Newmarket, Ohio, on tho 3Oth August
last, Margaret Robson in the 18th year Of her age;
and on the following day, Thomas Robson, in The
S7th year of his age. They were natives Of Pean-
sylvania, but emigrated to Ohio in 1906.
We learn from the Highland (Oho) News, that
John Matthews Nelson died on Sabbath morning.
in good health on the day previous He was .
worthy citizen, and for forty years resident e
Marlborough, or the vicinity Of that place.
John Gcbhart, Esq, the wing candidate for W
office Of Associate Judge Of the Court Of QuartSr
Sessions died on the 18th instant, at his residence
N Allegheny, Pa.
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HORRIBLY BURNED Last night, about 10 O clock
the most piei cling shes heard Issuing from dwell
ing No. ~ shining street, above Madison. Two men
passing at the tine rushed In and discovered in the front
room bed an IN flames IN the midst Of hich Mary
Miller aged about seventy years actually roastinu ay.
Inc most prompt energetic end avors were made to
recue tho sufferer from her bed Of flames but this object
Wa not acccmP heu til The hands of Of the res
cueTs coored man, badly burnt. the uuiort-
late ola lady ntarly roasted 10 death Her face
hdeous spectacle he fire having consumed the outer
covering leaving visible the shedding flesh beneath
her bosom was aso severely scorched and her limbs an
pcaIed a. though they had been baked In oven III.
sufieier who Is said to be very temperate pious oil
lady cripple ana resided alone in the little tene
ment Upon retiring icr the night The imprudently left
IL IN thought beside the bed camphne lamp the lam me
OF which communicated to The bedding causing the ter
rble result shove recorded There prevails but little if
any hope Of her ultimate recovery Baltimore Argus,
Sept. Il.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT New ORLEANS AT abou
to two o'clock yesterday ire which yed
considerable amount of properly broke out in kitchen
IN the rear OF one story house owned and occupied by
MIS-. Cameron, on Grcatmen street. between Mystery
and Esplanade street Third district The flames soon
reached the front building and extended both ways un
t they were arrested Mystery street the end
OF the and within house OF Esplaande street at
the other end There is brick at the corner of
Eplsnade and drestmen streets. ut witch the Are was
arrested but it spread in the and several kitchens
were burned down Theie destroyed . one story
double frame building owned by Mr. Giraud who we
Learn was not insured double story brick building
belonging to Mr.. j. Sci, who is not insured a large
double one story brick house owned by Mr. Mr. Dodsrt
who is also insured and single story brick build
ing in the rear of which the fire originated aud belonged
to Mrs Cameron as stated above We have not learned
whether this lady is insured These buildings fronted
on Greatmen street frame Kitchen in the rear OF
house owned by w G. Claiborne on Esplanade
street, and similar structure in the Of building
belonging to Nine. Tale also fronting Esplanade
street. burned down together with four other small
frame buildings in he rear, and belonging to the pro-
pery fronting on Grcatmcn sti ee which destroyed
The loss by the fire is etmaed mt 81 600 --Neo
OJieaps Picavne Sept IL.
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SICKNESS ON THE RivER-GRgAr MoRrALrrY On
BoAr-The Lueila, which reached port from the mi.
nos late on Monday evening siDgularly unfortu-
mate on the trip Al Lossale she received number II
emerants who bad come TO that place from Chicago BY
the canal Soon after the boat got below Peoria, Ma
cholera broke out among those passengers Il
them died after an Illness of only few hours duraonl
The lucia permitted to remain at our leves Tan
about eleven o'clock in the morning when IL becoming
generally known that she had dead and dy NJ board
she sent TO quaran Inc by Captain lcenbower Dr.
Coleman OF the Board of Health, went down the sta
tien the boat.--St Louis Unoa, Sent 10th.
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FATAL RESULT 1t viii be recollected that -
the evening 81 the 4th met. Irsbman PANIED James
Mshoney, while oborng under dcyium e,aens, suddeu1y
rushed from his house In Charestown and with large
carving knife attacked nearly every person whom he NET
nfiictng wounds upon their persons Among the
number thus injured named A McLsugflin
who received n dangerous wound In the groin. Mr. No
Laup him conveyed TO his residence In Wesley Place.
Boston where he fingered until about clock last eve-
ming when he expired. Coroner Pratt called snA
summoned jury TO investigate the Mahoney l. in
East Cambridge jail awaiting the result Of his murder
Gus frcak.-Bostoa Journal. Sept. 90
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SINKING OF THE STEAMER PAwNEE BY the arri-
val Of the steamer Sonora furnished with some Of
the particulars attending the disaster which occurred at
Cow Island ON Tuesday night last by which immense
amount Of property destroyed but which .tey
was not accompanied by the loss Of human life The Paw
nee left New Orleans for this city the LIST inst with
cargo Of dry goods and assorted merchandise the value
Of which was ysrously estimated at $4,000 to
The boat met with unusual detenen till she reached
Cow Island. on the night mentioned where she struck
snag concealed below the surface, and immediately com
penced sinking BY great exerton The ON con
tguous bar where she went down ia six feet Of water
The Pawnec Is owned by Mr.. Rensbaw Jr and
Capt Maurice Lanehorne and Is insured for SIS 0C0 in
this city and In Offices in Louisville The cargo Is almost
entirely insured here.--Sf Louis Union SEPT. H.