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FINE CHEWING ToBAcCo.-Mr. o. A.
Strecker sent us, yesterday, fine sample of
some very choice chewing tobacco raised by
MIR. Robert Forgie, an eccentric and succ ess-
ful planter, Of Bedford county. 1t was put up
by DR.. William P. Allison, of Lynchburg.-
When we add that this tobacco cost $l25 per
Id. in the Leafs the true "Forgie' brand
and is for sale by MIR. Suecker-we clearly in
dictate its value and merit.
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SADDLEs.-Two splendid Spanish saddles
are now up for subscription at the American
Hotel. Mr.. Renlen'er will be happy to record
names for chances in the saloon. They were
in the worlds fair.
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OBsEQUIEs. MIR. J. DAVIS, of Union Hill, wa
buried yesterday attornoon, with due honors, b
the order of the Sons OF Temperance
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know that since that time their profits have
been enormous.
We are we'll aware that all we can say will
be little avail. The Dryasdusts will cling TO
their ancient notions, and the mousers over lit
de schemes OF their own, will not be convinc.
ed because il is not their interests to be so.--
Blu, we cannot see this last hope Of getting a
steam line lost forever, without entering our
prafeat
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E To the Puplic.-Your attention is in
viteo to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MINIS & WATSON are daily issuing from
their gallery, No 35k Main street, Mansion House
Nearly all, among the many who visit our rooms
daily, heard to exclaim they are the bes, I've
ever seen; they certainly the most natural
looking eyes ever saw. AS we have never re.
sorted to humbug, tried to write ourselves into
notice, we ask the public to call and judge for
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
low as any in this city. Don's forget the
place. Ms 354 Main street, Mansion House.
no 80 MiENIS g. WATSON.
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DRUNK.-David Kelly, a newcomer from
Washington, was on Thursday evening arrest
ed for drunkenness, by Watch uan Kelly, and
taken to the cage. Being his first appearance,
he was discharged.
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LECTURE AT THE ATHENKUx-A report of a
very interesting lecture upon Socrates delivered
at the Atheaeum Thursday evening, by Rev. T. V.
Moore, we are obliged to defer It'll Monday.
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WITHOUT PAss.-John Allen, slave to r. s.
P. r. r. Co., arrested by Waterman Bib,
without pass, yesterday received 10 lashes
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Observation-Disclosures Wass erman ar.
rested Mary Ann Cole, Thursday evening, in
default of register. Yesterday, promising to
procure them on Monday, she was discharged.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURr.-Ciyil business
engaged the attention of this Cour, yesterday.
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TO MECHANICs-First rate carpenters, ma
sons and bricklayers, are greatly wanted by
the employing mechanics of our city. The
highest prices will be given.
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al ED,

lNTEhi'AL IMPROVEMENT MEETING This meet
ilg postponed from last evening unit! tonight
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ELLISVILLE, LOUISA 20, nov 2Utl.
Mr. SimOns-Dear Sir Il am so highly delighted
with the picture you took for me last week, and it
has given such universal satisfaction 10 my friends,
that have directed my wife to call at your gallery
for the purpose of having hers taken, which you
will please take and get in frame similar to that
OF mine. wish them to match as near as possible.
My wife, you will find, think, pretty good sub
ject ana if you succeed with hers as well as you
did with mine, (Which has already caused hun.
dreds to say they would call on YOU will insure
you many patrons from county.
Yours, respectfully,
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HND . IEANuEIto FIsIIINH TIE JTIF.-
and most approved style, and your Whiskers
changed to beautiful black or brown color, then
call at the Hsir-Cuttng, Shaving, Shampoong and
Bathing Saloon under the American Hotel
Blot, cold and shower Baths, can be had
daily, from A NJ TO 9 NJ, and on Saturday to IL P
NJ. Single Bath 25 cents, or FIVE tickets for 81
Entrance on 18th street ao27
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New BooKs.-We have received from J. w.
Randolph, the ChevaIiers of France, by II. w.
Herbert. We learn that this is very inter-
es,ing work. The subject itselfis full of in.
terest, and unless spoiled in the narration, it
must be delightful to all. Mr. H. is highly
approved of, in certain quarters, as a writer.
From G. NJ. West & Bro. we have received
Waldo Warren, a tale Of Giro umstantal evil
dence.
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fENIiE MERCHANTS OF nlUm.FfJ~

q
L are requested 10 inset at the Reading
corner of Governor and Main streets, On n 18.
evening, 18th inst, at 5 o'clock, to consider tar u
prie;Y Of sending delegates to the Comneccia.
VENT N 10 be held 10 Baltimore on tie 18Th los,
The Baltimore Board OF Trade states ",4s: &
object Of this Convention is to stimu ate toe Clz
mercigl Progress OF the Southern aai Vs..
States, in their direct intercourse with EI.Ug
and in regard also to their Internal Trade
Signed:
LEWIS WEBB & son
CHAS WORTHAA Il co
DAVENPORT, ALLEN ! "
HUGH w FRY
kENf, FAME Il KENT
JOHN WUMBLE Il co
BACON {, BA2kEhYiLL
THOS PRICE a. 60
DUNLOP, MONlURE co
HAXALL d BROTHER
10
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II For Coughs. Colds. Group and

X
Whooping ecu h-Bs prepared fJr change Of
weather.-The frequent changes Of the weather
bring with il bad Colds, Cough, Asthma Irritation
OF the Lungs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis all Of
which can be cured aud the system fortified against
frequent attacks b. using Dir s ROSES Cele-
brated COUGH SYRUP. Price only 80 cents.
Children are also liable to Group, which dan
gerous complaint yields Immediately to Dr. J :
Roses never failing GROUP SYRUP. Price %
cents.
Whooping Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather The afflicted
will fnd great relief in the of DR. J S Roses
WR0OPlNG COUGH SYRUP, which always re
lieves and prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such as Inflammation OF the Lungs,
Dropsy in the Chest and Consumption. Price 50
cents. Dr. Roses successful treatment in all Lung
Affections has created great demand Tor the above
highly valuable Family Medicines.
10 be had at the Drug Stores Of PURCELL,
LADD Il co, BENNETT IL BEERS, ADIE q
GRAY, DUVAl., K DUVAL, GAYNOR d
WOOD, O STRECKER, A BODEKER, J
BLAIR, S n ZACHRlSSON and w P LADD.
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JAMES r. Redo.
Henrico county, Dsc 4, 1882 -dtdclt
TTa the Voters of tie County OF

TO the voters OF TIE County OIL
Henrico.-I present myself to you, fel ow citizens,
as candidate for the office of Clerk of our Circuit
Court If it should be your pleasure to elect me,
will exert myself to merit the confdence that you
will Place 10 me. am fully aware OF the Difficult
tbs of the office, but nine years experience in
well conducted office has given me such know
ledge OF the business as would enable me, l fee
confident, to give satisfaction.
te did RENI POLLARD.
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RETRIRUTION.

The Petersburg lntelligencer, noticing the
accession of Louis Napoleon to the throne Of
the French Empire, takes occasion to observe,
that the Great Emperor himself, who divorced
Josephine because she bore him no children,
would have some strange feelings, could he
rise from the dead and see his throne filled by
the grand son of the divorced wife, while his
own son by his second marriage sleeps far from
France, in the tomb of the Hapsburgs. The
reflection is indeed singular, and it proves that
there is "divinity which shapes our ends,
rough-hew them as we may"
The case of the descendants Of Mary Queen
of Scots, is even more wonderful than this
Her bloody rval-far more bloody than her
sister, the cruel and bigoted Mary-who KEEP,
grim array of three hundred heads, stricken
off for treason during her reign, on London
Bridge, including those of her near relation,
the Duke of Norfolk, and her lover, Essex, and
as accustomed to exhibit them to foreign am
bassadors in order that they might see chow
We serve traitors in Eng land''-never dreamed
perhaps, that nearly three hundred years after
her death those descendants would be seated
on half the thrones of Europe. Yet such is at
this day the fact. We had just finished the Pc
rusal Of a very interesting review of Miss
Srickland's life OF the Queen of Scots, 10
Blackwood for November, when we came
across this editorial, and were Immediately
struck with the resemblance, in this partic ular.
ia the fate of the two.
81 NJ VnrIy
the death of Mr.. Augustus Schell, chairman
of the Democratic General Committee, who
was brutally assaulted by ruffians at Tamma-
ny Hall short time since. The attention of
the Grand Jury of New York has been called
TO this case.
tg Richard Wayne, democrat, has been
elected mayor of Savannah.
STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-We mentioned on
MONDAY that the Keokuck packet steamer had
burst her boiler near st. Louis, killing and
wounding several persons. Capt. Johnson
and MIR. Johns IN, the clerk, were instantly
killed. The two engineers and the mate ere
severely injured. Captain Dean, whose death
was mentioned on Monday, was of the firm of
Carson q Dean. He was conversing with the
clerk when the accident occurred. The boat
'ooh Hio ahu ouIheu 10 the "dtef euge.
IHE SECRETARY OF STATE.-We learn
that the nomination Of Hon. Edward Everett
as Secretary of State was yesterday commu-
nlcsted to the Senate and that the nomination
was unanimously confirmed, at the instance
OF distinguished gentlemen Of both parties,
without the usual Formally of days delay
and reference TO committee.
Union, Friday.
Madame Rarnardina Adelaide -, D.I
Campbell Van Doornick, for many years Il
well known resident Of New York, died at
bridgeport, Conn.,, On the 81 inst.
&, Joseph G. Sprague, ESQ.,, died at Salem
mass, on the 4th instant. For nearly TWEEN.
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@@s TEE SrEAnSaiir PEN1
SsssassIss1sNss SYLVANIA, Capt. BAYMORE, j. ca
ready % receive freight, and viii positively .l.
Monday the II h inst, ct IL O'clock, II, preci. r.
For freight or passage apply to
dell ROBT RANkty
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Would you Keep thJse priceless treasuFes,
Memories Of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldnel
MouLsoN can take, with brief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful, lite.like, flev finished portrait or
miniature Of relative friend, severed from US
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire to possess clear, rich toned, dur able Da.
guerreotype is object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
GA either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale
Strangers and citiz cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. deS
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Anderson. A second warrant was awarded,
and executed on Thursday BY officer Page
Iron was found 10 the vessel, which Mr.. Bur.
ton claimed and yesterday the Mayor heard
the testimony in the case. The testimony
proved that Mr.. Burton had acted very hastily
in bringing discharge against Captain Will
liams-that the captain had purchase the iron
Iawfully-that the iron was not lying, when
found by the negroes, where Mr.. Anderson's
had been, and might not be Mr.. A.'s-and the
Mayor, Of course, dismissed the case, the cap.
tain having been entirely exonerated.
Persons should be careful how they make
charges, even implicitly, of receiving stolen
goods and Mr.. Burton stated yesterday, in
Court, that he had acted on misunder stand
ing, and did not wish to ipjure the captain. but
to procure the iron.
Mr.. Lewis also stated that the iron which he
gave the negroes for their labor, had be en- ly-
ing about the wharves for IL months, moi
claimed, and in the way, covered with, mud
and defaced
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Madame Bernardina Adelaide V IN Polamen
Campbell Van Doorinick, for many years a
well known resident Of New York, died at
bridgeport, Conn, on the 81 inst.
=, Joseph G. Sprague, Esq, died at Salem
mass, on the 4lh instant. For nearly TWEEN.
y years he was president of the Naumkeag
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DIsMIssED.-A charge of assault, preferred
by Edward New against John Quill, alias
Phelan, was, at the request ofthe complainant
yesterday, dismissed by his Honor.
A few days since, c. c. Burton engaged to
haul quantity of pig iron from Rockets, for
Joseph X. Anderson. A portion of the iron
was removed soon after the fresh, and some
bars became scattered and covered up in the
mud. Captain Peyton G. w illiams. of the
schooner George Washington, purchased q lot
OF loose iron from some negroes who were en-.
gagged in cleaning the dock, and which had
been given them by Mir. Lewis, dock-master.
This iron Capt. w. placed on board his yes-
sci. Mr.. Burton called TO see il, claimed il as
Mr.. Anderson's iron lost in the mud, and fail.
ing to get what he thought was his due, in the
absence OF the captain, procured warrant for
his arrest on the charge Of receiving, unlaw.
fully, 1900 lbs. of iron, the property Of MIR.
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81 Some other folks seem to think as we do
thai Mr Simons is of our best artists. The fol.
lowing complimentary letter from gentleman in
the country will be read with pleasures:
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tV@ Let the Glad Tidings 20 out into

g Let the Glad Tidings 20 out into
every city town and village, thai there is hope for
the Afflicted So Hundreds of Females have been
cured Of Complicated Diseases after all med cal
Sail has been battisd. Cough, Rheun a.sm, Dys
popeia with all Diseases of the ston ach liver and
bowels, are cured by HamPton's Vegetable
Tincture. Its fame has gone forth, and thou
sands this day, tarous its nstrumentality rejoice
in health.
Our own best known citizens, with their wives
and children. are its Witnesses and from every
city in every State the universal testimony of cures
made 10 pouring In upon US.
Testimony of one of The most enterp risirg and
intelligent Druggists in the United States
WILMINGTON, Del June Slh Ie52
Msssrs Mortimer & Monbray-" Hampton's We
eetaoie Tincturo" is selling very fast, alady who
has used ste~ bottles says u exceeds all other Ne
diciges. She having searched Tor fourteen years
past for cure, aud until she found your Tine.
lure found no relief. have also sold it in several
cases OF kheumaism, with great success
Yours, McJSALL.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and also see adyer
tisemen' in today's paper. For sale by
GA STRECkER,
&c ane Druggists generally.
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TTO the vsters Of Henrlco County.-
hereby announce myself candidate for the Office
of Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Henrico, in the
election to be held on the 10th December, 10 FL the
vacancy occssioned by the death Of the former
G. ERIK.
de 7-didc1t. JAMES T. Redo.
~ To the Voters Of Henrico County.
The Office of Clerk ut the Circuit Court of Henri.
CO being vacant by the death OF the late Incumbent
hereby announce myself candidate for that of.
ace The day Of election being fixed at early a
period (the is h inst) it will not be In my power
to see all the voters in person. Should it however
be their pleasure to confer upon IN the Office will
do my duty.
JOHN O. MOSBY
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DIR. X. KIDDER TAYLOR has
sS>-.s removed his Office and residence to the
house at the corner of sth ami Main its., opposite
Rogers Stone Yard. no5-2mds
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Auction sale To. might, (satu
So day at WEST a BROS, Of vaIuab
Gift Books, Theological Books, cd and new; IL
sica Instruments, &c, &c.
de ii X CATTHORN Auct
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ZEE. Bakers Premium Bitters-Hard

ZEE. Bakers Premium Bitters-Hard
to beat-sfill they cOme.-Edgwood, Heniico
Coz Baker Esq-I hereby certify, that have
used your Btters in my family, for Is or 20 years,
and found them 20 be first rate family medicine
and have found them to effect everything that has
been said Of them. 1t is also my opion that per-
sons in the constant use of them will never be at
tackled with the Ague and Fever.
Signed. GARLAND HANES.
Richmond Va l852-E. Baker, Esq, Dear Sir /:
This is 10 certify that my wife has been suffering
with TIE Dyspepsia for three or four years. and has
been entirely relieved from the use of two bottles
of T. Bakers Premium Buffers. MY mother has
also been subject to the nervous headache for seve
raj years ard found immediate relief from the use
OF the above Bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Price only 80 cents per bottle To be had at the drug
stores of
Purcell, Ladd Co, A Bodeker Adie & Gray, Ben
nett L. Beers, Gaynor II Wood, and L Picof Main
street; II Blair, VIM Ladd, and Seabrook L Reeve,
Broad street. Richmond, Va. no2O
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& go. specie WanIed.--Wo viii pay the
&N-ES highest premium for silver coin. Quar-.
ters aud small change preferred.
no9 C w PURCELL & co.
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ga FOR RKNf--A Room nesE u2n ,-+l
So street. suitable for g lodging roen'' J"
order, and immediate possession g'Sca,. y, ar
de il-5t JAMES u -
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EVANSVILLE MALE ACADEMY AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
NJ. w. STAFFORD, A. NJ, .PRINCI

NJ. w. STAFFORD, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
THE Institution known by the above title for three
Il years past, will commence its first Session for new
year, on the first Monday Of September.
The Seminary will be organized in two departments,
Junior and Senior the former, comprising the younger
scholars and occupying the lower of the Seminary
buildings the latter, the older and advanced pupils,
and occupying the upper The great advantage of
such must be obvious every at all
acquainted with the work of a School Room.
Miss Caroline b. Abbott has been engaged Associate
Principal of the Seminary; lady known to possess, in a
very high degree all the desirable requisites for the
ton.
Miss Lorain NJ. Dean takes charge of the Junior De-
partment.
The services Of Miss Harriet A. Woods the excellent
Music Teacher of the past year, have been secured for
next.
The Academy. English and Classical school, viii
open in Neptune Hall. AL the school rooms will be i'm
proved, and be made neat and comfortable.
BoARDING.-Several young ladies' can be accommoda-
ted in the family of the Principal where they enjoy
good facilities for study and be under the supervision
their teachers when out of the school Board with
fuel and lights 81 IS to 81 per week Tuition here
toforc, viz:
English Branches, 90 to s. 90 or.
Latin, French, Algebra, Geometry
and Drawing each -....--...- 81 90 to 80 90 extra
Music, Sc w TO $40 W.
aug2- 1wd6Sw6w
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AN ORDINANCE.

GiONCERNING Fowls, Passed Ang. 81 1852 Publish.
\ i ed and in force August "a.
SEC. Be il Ordained by the Common Council OF the
City of Evansville, that il shall not be Lawful for any
-ersOn keep, harbor suffer, TO be kept or har
bored upon, about his or her, dwelling house,
business houses shops yard barn, stable other out
n any Pigeon CT Pr ems.
SE. Ii 81 n not BE- lawful, for any person per-
sons sue. his her their Chieken. or Cheke 8 to
go large beyond the yard other enclosure of
person pers )ns, keeping harboring the
SEC. Every person, who shall violate this ordinance
part thereof shall forfeit pay for the first Of
fence than . cents. and for every subsequent
offence, not less than two dollars.
JAS. G.. JONES, Mayor.
JSo. J. CHANDLER, Clerk. aug %
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened in Linck's
l. building, First street. between Main and Locust
splendid of Family Groceries, of my own selection
from Eastern markets. which viii sell al very low prices
for cash, or Produce Of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies OF Butter,
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, for the
table, direct from the farmers, having made arrangements
to be supplied several tmesa week during the summer
with all kinds OF Country Produce All goods purchased
at COOKS will be delivered at the residence of customers
desired have a market wagon especially for that
purpose. therefore solicit share of public patronage
and will try to merit it. Please call and examine
stock. [je30-fl Il. III. COOK
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EVANS RESTAURANT

INVANS of Evansville, has fitted up the large and COM
Il modous three story Brick recently erected by Mr..
F. Linck First street the Sherwood mouse the
most complete style, and is now prepared to welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will at all times be supplied with liquors.
splendid Lunch Will be set every day 10 o'clock
M with Turtle Soup and all other aainable delcacies.
well known and skilfu Cook has been engaged, and
gentlemen be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and uxues Of the season, served up the
Styl,.
Spiced and tcally sealed Oysters OF the finest
quality now hand-he best of Cigars, &c. ljyl7-nl
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Fall Importation of Dry Goods.
JAMES LOW & co,
No. Az Main street Lcuisvil Ky.

w. AZ strcet bcuisNu n.y.
DEsPECTFULIY announce to their customers and
III all purchasers of Dry Goods. that they have in
store; and oder for sale the largest aud best assorted
stock be found West OF the Mountains. Their Goods
have been purchased exclusively for cash. and they
determined to adhere to the system of small profits
The majority their Cloths. Cassners and white Goods
they imported direct from Europe, and sell them
profit less than other Western Houses. They solicit an
their market aug24.
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COrOner,s Inqueit.

An inquest held before me the 18th Of August 1852 in
Union Township, at the dwelling house of John I'd
rxonds over the body of supposed to be drowned
about feet high, heavy built, black hair about sc
wears DID, checked shirt black handkerchief around the
neck, gray Cassinet pants. socks on no Shoes found
about his person pocket knife, two combs and thirty
cents. JOHN TRIBE Cor.