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TEXAS

BY the arrival o. the steamship Mexico ~ New Orleans
We have Galveston paper 10 the i6h, and nlnber 0i
or exchsH X from The interior at Ioxts
The AUsftH SOBLiNtsifR fG,rfcaa that few days
since came to Beitou from about Phantom l and
reported that the Indians had attacked party OF survey
on and killed all but The report thou ht to be
sufficiently authenticated for ocli-f.
Judge Ochlrree, the Nng candidate for Governor has
earnestly entered into the canvass and The GArestOa
Journal has the hsrdlhood to say with fr prospect OF
being successful"
Col Blsnton whg) las withdrawn from the canvass for
Congress in the lid WESTERN District in favor OF JgdSe
sruihcIs, who is the o, Wing candidate in the leld
The schooner Fulton has arrived az Galveston from PM
lnelplis with the materials tor the light houses Red
sh Bar, Halt Moon Shoals, and Clappers Bar Tney Will
y put up without delay.
tn G0lDcsfOn NtrS Of the 18th says
sour advioes from ths interior give encouraging
counts Of the crops. The late rains appear to have
ntra and will be from several extracts in
olumns the prospects OF planters quite good"
The Aatccs lGitg has a letter from Belvie, Webb
County to the effect that Capt Granger, with Company
l. ). Rifles attacked party of about twenty Indians
bout the 10Th ut, who had crossed the RIO Grands vt
hat place in the night Three of the Indians were killed
several wounded, and ali taeir horses guns, blankets
bows &c, were taken.
The ship Forest City, with rs troops arrived OF India
nes on the llh inst from New York. Officers aud re-
nuts all in good health.
TIE AatagoTda Iribane announces the first shipment
AesIgo OF sugar from that port to Mobile per schooner
ANNA Norton
IAe Goasacs TpYuirr says that one of the planters in
1At neighbOrhoOd Offering 10 sell corn 81 - cents
PEI hushel.
large number Of German immigrants passed through
Vonzses recently, their way 20 tue mountains aud other
pont, with the view of opening farms Oas COMPANY
serhem Germany, which they intend crossing with and
1pssyDg the present breed.
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-, NJ ,uctcd him. Cor he ceased his irAa'', goa,
sst'shea s'" s hl,a, posna,d out ot his ace Nnel
es'S, s,,,u his iorfhcSd. and kneit "'''' nv ',
" N'rns nut his own anger III o., wv ,'n,
h IN, IS wet asst ought 60 be- rsop'" ,"D
sNSe " hs,ifl, with this nca purifying cienlra' Au
ee ~ go. hcins ,,,nprtsd he took him by the hsni
q, vssS.,,A him g. ny inspection ihc W'ann wa
~ ~ healed and in che place o' w" ""' "p'"."s
N, p,cnard hlc red tine "Ss s'a'''9 .'-
S ar,,hcr pcryish strrk nus Ah'' "'" "'S ~ ~ "'
~. ssrNi lie the tcrme" VII" '"c sAu" Gu
NsSN,A rrccivr~l large >Nora nr rainier s,"n'a,'
u"s 80. of 4 crescent, lhc the old lurNs0
- sg.r having excited himself in the same way
~ ,omnsuioas be put che edge "i lsssord aSS1s'
s.,wssh and drew IL backward aud iorWa'da a. We 30
go when irving 50 On, \ sough plsce ol mea'. As
~ ~ lsnrc stripe Of blood Indicated the progress
- - S~s,runrpt don't Know how lar it would have
N l.A MOI declared my self fully satisfied aud pro-
- .,,pSt an, further prosecution oi the game
-. N,r the old chief stopped the saving process aud
as ~ sreStcI dose of the healing liquid TINS severe
800 was cured IS the others had been Inc hher ei-
s'..n,s had vet 10 h. performed, but hSd enough
- ,norc aud hcstowing upon the deyotees and their
Anf Sauptmen,s thanks and aproPcr quantity oil gr@"'
r,s.s.,rs) persuaded thCn 10 rest satisfied win the
Es,s the, had accomplished.
A. k,r conclusions drew none. but with shrug
Z NV shoulders and shake ot my head SAID; Allah
slsrws best Perhaps YOU will do the same perhaps
"a MIL procaim my Der,ishes rogues and myself stu
"a creature don't know that should n. do the same
the story were told but there is great diner
srs h,iwecu hearing and seeing | saw; AID though
have been told of many imposters doing about 'ho
se things and have been aPPrzed of che way OF ther
rAs such as IN inofeuslve piece OF lead quickly SUD
sfrtrd for cutting weapon, snA reclpien' hiiSi
,A hlos~i hid in the very knife or ia the hand @Glc9
s,ss Il. and opened at tie precise m1nout; though
ara seen Rosco and ~ Audusnd thought them won
rs tina, could not be rivaled though have not forgot
a.. rllael IN iay
ryvishes exploits cant see anything oHcis in them
that are they Is il likely that the old mans saiiUa
assesses miraculous power Or shall we admit that
s. excited condition OF the performers nerves neutral
,ss the effect Of cutting aud piercing Instruments
such things have been already asserted, but Sun hnd
: smevhat difficult to recognize in my dervishes, real
f.usiicism or real fanatics ...-.
CHRISTINA TRvULZIO DI BELG1OJOSG.
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DIED.

CRlST-On wsinssi,y evening July W Crst IT. q
J,-r 80 E1a CI.st s>ta V z Aad nranths
ne FIRM rssdeusr the ps-vS Hoyts third
O. 9. South Blookyu ca7, t2ta p
tIAFEF on THURSDAY Jais y ~ II NJ. Mar CLARKE, IA Tho
I'D year 4 Der age ~
........ heI Nc y
Iues14y JAY n k0sa j. youngest ds1ght<
Of IA mas A Enue u the ljth year VI her axe
Tie fds the Ia y relnesed % attend the Funeral noi
C4sAv CirIch. on Friday, JAY asi4P
WARDS On vecnescay. Juy % 10 NswOreans o. yellow
John EdNsds sxed % JoAa James I'd
-. :, Nsw-Yors formerly II London. England
~ frslsh papers lease copy -. - . 49,.
kLLSN Oh1Hlu IbarSeay morning, July 3, Col d. ; Els
worth, AGED IS ysArs
family invited s,-nd his faaesl
- lat ~ en.e conner Of nj o. and God. Bfookya to day
(Ssih inst } at2P n.
tkoMEA residence In Brooklyn July - 3; O'Clock NJ
stem Of he brsn, Caaancey Jerome, j., aged -
he
hCtbtShklA his No WsTrcasf,
81 cksu, george McClcsssy, In the 6sh OF his
IA. turss Wi taks place - fss ChaFea Srooilyr
c m reuon The Trends and Of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend
NphN Otltu Ihsrsdsy. JAY wife Of "a
Norwood, ~ the 18th year OF her
from Rev Dr smith,
N.u'i-sy. o. saturday July 80 N5P ".
PApDpC Mn >Iatflrt Conn Friday July p %
q Ellen Mary, wife % Rev !oha Ped k Rafor u Chssrs
OF the Church e the Epiphany IN this city.
Pow EIAt HAsr -schestsr Co. Ttarsl july g OF
CT Anhur q Powell
ATE John relarcy. n tho sd yesi OF her ase
vii take lace Ssos Peters Church. wss che.sr
t;t,Troou ffl lfl Ocs, rhr -s
those lafe Rev VIM Possl
attend her faler hoUs arther
adiues AZ the Fcdhsn depot mo
"a e. CLOCK train from thA city
son Clare. h Mls EhE.besn s'.dss
II Bes.yu. .std y-sIs n. uths AID days
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CONSOLIDATION OF CITIES.
The Act 10 Consolidate the Municipal Governments
OF Brooklyn, Williansburgh and Bushwick.

The Act 10 Consolidate the Municipal Governments
of brooklyn. WiiiaInsburgh and Bushwick.
The following Act of Consolidation of the Governments
.s;h ofJtly inst,
The People Of tAe STATE Of Nee York represestd ia Senate
end Asst"0ly' 90 enact az foA0ws:
SECTION /. Inc common Council Of the City OF Brook
g SHAH appoint seven Commissioners the Com mon COua
Of the City OF Nllsmsburgh shall appoint We ommis
snerS and the Supervisor aud the Jusces m the Peace
pont three Commissioners. :
SIC Sach appointments shall be made on or haf,re
as frat Monday Of August ls53, and the
y appointed shalt constitute Board OF Cennssiopars
Sac In OF the death removal resignation or ina
scb vacancy shall be filed by the authority aud M
ae manner other appointments directed TO bs made
and by the drst section OF this act.
SIC T. Saeh Commissioners shall assemble az the SlDer
,sors room in the City of Brooklyn the second Mon
eky OF August iS53 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon aud
eese present shall organize bv the appointment 0 o.
asr number a. presiding officer and shall have power
npoy suitable person as Clerk and Sergeant Of Arms a.
seompensston 30 be f1ed by said Commissioners
SIC. 5. The Board OF Commission SO organized, shall
SFs power 10 adjourn from DAY 10 day until they have
copted some plan of consolidation hereinafter pro-
nded
Ss They shall have also power 10 send for aui com
M the attendance and production of such persons and pa
books and accounts as they shall deem necessary to
hrnish them with information upon the internal and nsn.
cal Affairs Of the said cite. and town.
SIC Such Board shall proceed with All due dill gence 10
yn and wlhAmsburgh, and the town Of Busb,gick IN
nmgs County shall be united aud consolidated into one
amicpd Corporation 70 be called the CITY OF Brooklya
ca plan shan set forth concisey as may be the rea
Of taxation hereafter to be assessed upon the re-
Feove portions Of ne territory embraced In the conso
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Tgz RoBBERr OF THE BiSE -Yesterday the Mechanics
and Traders Bank Of Jersey City received s00 from
New York Bank Of the money which taken from It's
eafe on Monday nj ht by robbery IL was Of ts bills
and was knoxn BY the registry numbers This clue will
be followed up % ascertain possible from whom the
money came The girl thai lived in the family Of the
Cashier and arrested Wednesday will be examined
before Recorder Gutter TO dag at 10 o'clock A. Sns
has engaged counsel The lock on me vault was as
~ and l. not susceptible II change bat ths key 70 y
can be changed IL vas vary seldom changed however
because the Cashier did consider that tnere vas AaJ
6sn5 we're not considered In Danger Ths name u tbs
Girl Il Catharne kennedy
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LETTER FROM IRA b. EDDY.

Mr.. Ira b. Eddy. who was recently spirited away to
the Hartford Insane Asylum. and subsequently, released
by writ OF HabeaS Corpus, before Judge Phelps, has
written the following letter TO his late associates IN he
Bank Of Chicago. We are permitted TO copy IL
HARTFORD. Tue sdav. July 10 1853
FRIFNDs ALL ! Am nee, aud al large Oy Wit Of
Heit0S Coryus, and surrounded vlth friends
Ny pretei ded friends gave orders WHICH were followed
ihst friend should visit me in pOn-snd no keeper
~ ould tak with me- allow nue. to talk even to the
ins
The stomach pump was threatened upon me because
ssed from the moment left until three days After
and bungercd not IN the time
have been happy and fully sustained by the Power that
rules shsl continue to be SO sustained until close my
mission on earth.
Bodies and James were called AS witnesses At my trial
ana gave the Judge hearty shsse OF the hand his de-
con in my favor and part good friends with all IN the
Asylum. They ROW believe me fully sam. will visit a
few days only Yours uuly, lRA IS EDpr.
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tered has given him reputation FIR speed and bottom
rarely enjoyed by any other horse While Ms Na'n.'
TO bn hundreds OF friends VINO viii 60 their Whole pie
oil him against any thing that trsves on toar ieet oa
tie other hand Nns his half sister. by Boston Is known
TO be s. fat the wind and from her performances IA
the state from shsh she halls has doubt many trends
who vii back her TO the last shilling If che comes 70 'he
II proper condition. The Turmsn Of South caro-
lima are he, apt TO let their Virginia friends ouoFss tAe
IN lis game Of chance and they as Celebrated Tor
State pde as for their ohivsry shall be greAty sur
prird hundreds Of them not with tbs day OF
the match loaded with the needfu and pre- AIRED 70 rS
The race, 80 have before stated Is for purse Of
e. Geo. two nile heats TINS is the lArges; Pr hs $
bean for yg mia for ten years. But IN sddooa to
the money State pride added to the stake for the con
lest betseen the glorious little State of South Carolina
o. Virginia heretofore invincibs on the Tart VINO
shall carry of the palm VII the sylPh ike Palmetto
maiden bear the from the head OF al older orh p
~bo has worn it 60 long AID SO honorably or vii the
proud old hero 81 many hard fought battle aid another
garland TO bis victorious wreath Al this early day
wi enter into predictions
- H
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
y nrsrRIcr ATTORNEYS OFFICE

u
Thomas Lindsey Thos Brown, Leonard King and
George Harris VI Of the bark Reindeer we're ar
rs;ed on charge OF revolt in refusing 90 to sea- after
having shipped for age and the vessel had dropped
down 10 Quarantine. Committed for examination
EKcEss % PAssEsGEks
Captain Joseph r. Nuikins, Of the brig Eleanor WAS
restsd charged with having brought 10 said vessel from
Limerick, ireland, an OF fOsr pAsssnsers-the
measurement Of the vessel allowing to her to bring. &C
cordng TO law but 10 passengers whereas she brought co.
CsPt y. gave bau feg examination.
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MARRIED..

ROwrN-JONFS-ID Bersley sfsss Ialy p bv Re-. z R.,s
Mr. Nsfbsn G. T. no~sn Trunion. N - nzss.sA )
Jcres q The osusr r,ses.
FJLLER-NFRCFlSou wedns.dsy neruinr yuir H. by Rev
y M.reein n 3 Fuller % Ms ls,hes yoass-s ser
0 the Ne Thomas Z Merceis beth Of tbs city.
hUf NJ AnNDLi-Il Mutas1 r-vl 4. July Is. b.
e. oro1 Pro Duh chaf;h R5rue sru-
q Msrat etss saashfer q Henry Arrcd fsf fra. cv
MASON SNlTH-In Brockyn Thus.ay Jay =, by Rev.
Msrh NJ s.Ree ". Nssos, O Bos;oa . Ms W.
Sullh OF Haucver n n.
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klLIED " FALL.-~m Burns, a brcklsyer yester
day noon accidentally fell from building IN the
course Of erection in Fy second ST. and nos, in
siaLy killed lie re,id, the Eleventh Fifty
first it. aud his takea there. An iulIs,
was held upon them by Coroner Campbell and the Try
turned verdict Of dental death The deceased
lnshmaD BY birth and about 80 years OF age
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Fu-I I.nfd > " - d ,Tf'e q, 81 50
m ss. $3.50 do 81. Lcel 81 99f 81 Norso r. Il
80 - ~ IS y so' Nav. Pei IS Jtls Rssdns
49, o.; ficssburg r' ~ iO Grad Bank, IA 100 chofer
t,Il.g f' d. b h 1891 80 Do, ~
ftsF PET fif 70 10. b5 100 20.
s ~ Pleading r. H. a. % Union Caaa ui 100 Nom.
S@ "a Peu-v arr sO) 5 h. S,v Pm, 9n,
s. Rt1diug II 00US Bank, 4
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ISCFsDIAEISv An attempt was rsfe on N nd y n,h
ss set fire 10 The hotel of Mr. Hooper 70 Srus1v t
l.. L. but discovered in time - proven. ma p nj
cli.f IL found that quantity Of tow saturated wi'H
infsnmabe liquids. had been placed uud-r the n.t,-r
Of the house ard gned Some marA7,nen pass
III discovered the rising danes, AID eXrogu-n-d tp-n
Ths Is the second time within lev weeks ina this p.icg
has been set on FIRE.
ArrrxrrrD orrRaoE-0n wednesday afternoon. +.
woniru named Mary McCarty attacked in i Tooa on
,ht Glove Read, b, a man panied John M,rdey rn- -
sault Witnessed by three who up Il the ue
tLoit t.itg and brought Mord-y the Ciry and
h.u0ed int the custody Of officer Wager % the
Fourth s'ric Police He was taken before Justice Cur
liz yesterday and committed IN full for TT Al on the charge
RorByRY-Or Wednesday afternoon the house Of NJ
Joseph Petit No 81 Jorslemon IT, entered AMI
sacked While the family were in the upper part Of the
iouse number Of articles Of considerable value
stolen.
CoUKr Srssioys la this Court yesterday Augustus
Mario placed risl on An indictment fir Srsn1
ceny in stealing wstch and chain from Wlsn F,k OF
No II James Il in Ma, last Il pr 'v-d he
watch worth s2 and the prisoner conyic ed
Of petit larceny Sentence reserved.
Charlotte Clark, servant ia thu employ NJ Samuel G..
Davis OF wlisnsb urgh, arrsi yned indictment
for grand larceny, in stealing certain art les Of jewery
about the lst Of July last Ii tss contendei the part
Of the def-nse that the evelry taken giih Leave by
the accused, 20 the Fourth of July that sh- had
offered TO dispose Of it, and intended 10 restore to the
owner she found convenient The Jury sirer
absence of more than hour came into Court unable
g. egree.
The following prisoners arrsignei and orally
pleaded not guilty to the charges found against th,I:
John MckSy-SelliDg liquor without license
Joseph Rhoades-Asssult and battery on an officer
Peter Lemney-Nusance
Peter DeBsr-Sellng liquor without license
Michael Hsndon- Selling liquor without license.
Jane Canon Selling liquor withou, license.
Richard Lynch-As>ault and battery.
John Misunderstanding stolen goods.
James DoEd-hIiscemeanor.
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tAGvertisenelLl

Truth MOEE STR.SeE THAN Flcrto, This does
zen shsu;ey ladies' pszen Colgmbkn Hail.
30 y Grsi ct Ise PropretoE .1.
J'ecne ior Y ard thar actually then Sh P
Lasn on yss WIDE warranted ss e9ors ad The a' rs'h
ye o. TstFn. 70 that p .lch I'D
-uI nsr slks 35e f9e , yard f1r s. auffI
Tsrc tofetteT With Assortment Sanes Dr G0ofs
the proportion
ret close out their entire Ia AJAX
mon u 70 etc e e. tas Pal rrads
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Teul,msuns Of sale,

FlEF About ocl'rk lnlr,day morning ffy barrels
line piled On the wh 20 of klugs, y r. suddenly
took fire and was entirely Ths property
owneo by Z Chamberlain. -h,se loss vii b. about ESQ
No insurance
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ASorHrR FsTAL FALL-Jsmes H4ckstt tn young
nan who Sunday last accidentally tell rom the roof Of
house No 400 and io ed upon the share pont
Of AL Iron Ing bcow o,-i yesterday at the y Hos
p al from the Elects OF t.e III he recei ed Two Of
ID. iron points entered his ana shoulder causing
frigliful wound AL utl.si vii this morning bs held
upon The body.
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Burer4Er-Trb4 house Of Niehsel o Brisn. in Forty.
Il near Third Av was ei tered by burglars an
esr hour yesterosy morning and robbed OF bead bag
containing e.. No arrest.
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Adverr. rlert
IHE PEE:cOTr HoUsE.-The Travelling Fuohc are
lily hoIue s this Hotel VII be lead, T. BE- ec-2 %" o
ASSERT DEsRooT, Propriees
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B-crs. BOOr.l Doors Ladies Cater Bo,ts We
leo ever thsr deserpn 4 Lad Ch4us
ga, rsnted Cir made, be Obtained " E WILSON'S No
g1s Grancg.
ADVERT cot.
A LIVING monster half Cat and haf bsbbt ~ eXlib
Niue IL No ii3 BroAdss,. AdEus tae
81
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RorByRY.-Or Wednesday afternoon, the house Of VI &.
Joseph Petit. No 81 Jvslemon -, ensrsd AMI
;sCked while the family in the upper part Of the
iou,e number Of articles Of considerable value sers
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MoRE ABoUr rHE kYsrKKlous BoAT-In consequence
of the publication Of the circumstances relative TO tue
finding Of row boat in the East River which boat
besueared with blood and contained pira5o um srela
and other articles, gentleman called yesterday az the
Office of the Chief Of Police and stated that on the NOR
ming Of the day in which the boat was found the Plot Of
the Hurl gate ferry boat while crossing the East River
saw black Leather trunk with brass nails watch
the initials l. W " floating in the river, and few
rnomerts a,erwsrd saw ths boat in question TINS trunk
has probably been picked up by some person and sa;h
has been the case he will oblge Capt. Dichst' of the
Fourth Ward Police who has been very strenuous Ia A.
exerons to find out the mystery by ealing at the Police
station In Oak ST. That wiliui Iri-s have
been committed on board this boat 20 BE- qus
certain bat by whom and on whom yet remains mys
,srv il is however, highly probable TIA. %: the
r;vsr thieves who iuest the Fourth Ward the perp
traitors of the deed and thst the two young who
seen 70 steal the boat the guilty parties Capt
chat. Is u;iripg in bis e1eEtlons to srr7t them out aai
from the known character Of the man who has Tor many
wars been in the Police Department. Il IS conad=ais eI
necad that he Will succeed. Mach Of the Fourth N>rd
hes on the East River and il constantly hrongsd via
sailors from al par.s Of tbs world, many 81 whom
uerafe chrAc-- ami really the river thieves whose
udnsh operations 10 the shipping lying IN
the vicinity.
TER TrRr Saratoga Cgar.e-Trc;ting, Tuesday July
2o-For Purse Of . eco mile heS:s best in h1
9ess.
H:w.odrua.b Fl-'. Temps...............
W Woodruff ST Iaeonsy Observation-Disclosures.
Tue. 2y2-22l-aS2
The betting previous starting. Flora the
Little Wonder, beat TAeoaey handsomely in straight
heats.
The great match race 70 of over the Fairisld
Course near Richmond, Va, the 18th September next
between MAJ 5. G. Bacons South Carolina Nina aud
Capt John Bschers Virginia hOrse Red Eye Is creating
quite sensation sInorg the friends Of the Turf in that sec
ton and even at this early day large Of money have
been staked on the result.
Tn, RieLmons Mol says" The fac; that Red Eye has
be.sn Nina in one contest mile heats and that be Is
Won nearly every rscsin whichh has heretofore ssea ~
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FATIL GCCJRRESCE On wednesday Afternoon, girl IS
wears Of age. Ellen PHEASANT, vb Ia passing the
house No. ., Thru ~ between Seventh and Eglths'5
Wa crushed and buried beue th the bsu,fade which fell
from the top of tn building being o4 stories IN hight
Aluost At the nisimar portions OF four or i've
other houses 40 un I'LL - the sidewalk, but fortunately
without iuiurng aIy other FsOns seriously The -uter
ug gr eItrcltea from beneath the runs with all pos
sib- haste conveyed io drug store close BY wh-re
II found she was teariuhy injured DR. Niihols vas
called AID rendered All the aid in his power hut ths
fortunate g.rl died ia hour at-rSArd Her remains
the residence of her distressed mother No
H. Silih 81. ueT father died bat Tea weeks ago
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SEDUCTION snd Ate psed Vengeance


painful siA,r ,rsd this rDotrlnx 10 xsstern
part ct tts city but a,nNy consist
iIe - 3 ~ldostd mother soo BIER ard dspxntee
sioe 10 Wet Pb,~c.llhs The dsu2 ht-r, q Young girl
uf der sac p6u1 iins D1e received stsnsoss Il
iboviousl who is esid to b. a mouder. voyed one
Of the fsctores 90 bts siGs OF ths -cnUy ikil
TINS ~ oDt tbrests euccse ed IN ruoine the
ptof girl nd af-r~xrdn restd Ter 10 he most
manner H. VIC In fIi. hsD-d a. her situation ends<-
vo,ed 10 Dcsts ths hor OF her rum but his CON-
QUOT brp'sIr IN the sytene.
The bro II he gu II 10 In very poor health
He yesterday sent Ter fbe sednasr
TO certihuts 70 be eupprf At the nsd sister
oG@crfrg scowre biz ipsbiil'y 20 bur
intoed upon Dim IT, DECLARED hts eiiogpsss 20 marry
the sister ard "a pisbt AZ O'Clock fixed for The
veeong Everything eas ia re sadness, but the groom
did rtr make hi sptesrsncs
Tbe brother IL sad TO pious and exeu Dlary
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pu;pose lie dso-rec Cf rnojDg the destroyer OF
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ue entire Isse peseuR through the rigit hasd aud
sour ON tbe leg o. ire urtor-uoste The enf-rer
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