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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-14
DRY-G00DS g. GROCERIES.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.


FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
CoRNER,MAIN AND FIRST SITS.
SHANkLlN IL REILLY in receipt of very
~ desirable stock of Fancy and Stap,e Dry Goods,
when they offer TO :her customers and the public gen
AT vefy low prices. Their stock consists in part
black. brown and blue Cloths. E-
Black and colorsd Doeskns and cassimeres.
Silk, Satin and Wool Vestir gs.
81 Back and eOlored Sattneis and Ky. Jeans.
Blankets. tlannes. linse, and Tickings.
All wool, plain and fancy DE LANES.
Half do DE LANES aud De Bages.
English and French MeriDos.
Black and cold Alpaca. and Persian Cloths.
Frenzy, English d American Pri Is 81 Ginghanis.
Striped Sbirtngs, Apron and Furniture Checks.
Pian and Enid Tbibet Wool Shawls. .t
bay state. Squa.e and Long do.
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Carpets Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Irish Linen, Table Cloths. Table Linen, Diapers,
dc, together with great variety of Jaconet, Cambria
Swiss and Plaid Huslins, Jacouet and Swiss Edgings
and lnsertngs Embroidered Collars and Sleeves and
ChintZettes, black and coored Silk Cravats Silk and
Linen Pocket handkerchief, Hosiery Gloves, Wells,
Ribbons black and coiored plain and fancy Silks, Trim
mngs, Notions, dc.
Please call in and examine Goods before pu rchas-
in as we selling 1T Wholesale and Retail as low
any house IN he city. octl2
Just received at the corner OF Main and First sts
- fresh supply OF white and colored Carpet Chain, Cot
ton Batting and 500 and 60J Cotton Yarns for sale low
by(octl2) SHANKL.IN IL REILLY.
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REMOVAL

NI ~. hhbN az PRESTON have removed 10
~ rns. street, opposite Mossrs Bement * Vieies
the TRADE Being desirousto en-, their stock down low
Inc Isl OF January will sell without regard TO prices
Merchants wanting to make purchase. will find 1, will
F'cheltc val IN. IHev!c
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JOHN s. MITCHELL -ar e
PRODUCES, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT, ft-

MISSION MERCHANT, fh-
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Office and Warehouse on Hatsr street. Sttreen Main
and locust; also corner of WainMt ST. and the
Canal, and at che Big Wharf Boat
foot of Main street.
XXD1LL advance cash all kinds of Produce
w signed TO him, for lie hcre 10 ship to his Cor
respondents al New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandise, filled
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices -
he VIII give prompt attention TO the Forwarding Of
all Merchandise and Produce ensrusted his re- and
with his experience and ample facilities for Storage does
not hesitate TO guarantee satisfaction. -.
ADAMS q COPS EXPRESS
THE undersigned continues tn act Agen for the
delivery of all GOODS aud Packages forwarded tn
this city and vicinity by the above express. He will
ALSO as Agent receipt for all kinds of packages valu
oes pahh notes, specie &c, TO Re delivered at any
Terms and rates made known application at his
Ohce Water street, up stairs under the Tele graph Of
nee. (dec2-rO JOHN S. MITCHELL.
ENQUIRER
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r. r.. r.
Its Happy Effects upon New Marr,ea
Connie.

Ats lhuppy l>Itects UpOn a New Mn
Compile.
JONATHAN X. MILLER, a Pedlar. AGED o. a. ., :.
lst OF April left his AsBIe in The northern EAR, az
New feTk, IN apparent good health on His veao,,,
tour, IN company with his young bride On his refuyn
nome ne was suddenly attacked with lnfammatory
cars ami aud painful were his So .S.s
tears OF pity wet the cheeks of Kind ard
uizing travelling companions. At Utica n Y The esrs
were changed ana pass, niger know the virtues Of
ners Drug Store he immediately .prlied The PeB.f e
the suDererhe used up the whole bottle ana ynon a.,
nvIDg at S!racuse the pain much reay I'd liz.
ne was enabled to walk to his carriage v,heu, sssis.
lance ne mas since reported himself cured.
In all cases Of lnfafamat0ry Rheumatism R.dvsv..
Reef will instantly stop the pai. Lei those who saf
fer try ii. 'A''
"Aetner IN me bones tesh joints or muscles whether
In The head or feet wherever IL is Radwa, Keller
"a nc" moments, remove every particle Of irritation
from the system.
MERCURIAL PAINS.
persons who have been salivated with mercrvx and
II. onccs SILL IN their system. whose bones ache
.n PAM whose flesh is covered with sores are insured
speedy relief OF their paIs and compiete er.dies
non OF me poisonous deposits. by the use of Rsdvnys
Ready Relief and Renoyatng Resoiy emit. :.
Cioups Spasms, Cholera, Dysentery piarrhna Sick
Headache and Chill Fever. X X Relief i, 10 he tai en-
internally and applied externally.
!, ocnerai agent Tor the State of Keptucky Edwin
orrls Wholesale druggist. Louisville also for sae bv
street. e''' 90
John c. Dave and Scribper e. Devol. New Albs,v.
. H. Clarke. Vincennes; Walling & EIy Prinectop r.
sure irasgist Madison; and all respectable dr geiss
throughout the United States and Canadas.
M M9GEsES Z q CO. diSck' Agents.
Evsnsviiie, Ind.
RAILWAY & CO.,
sepI l62 Fulton ST.. New York.
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VIEW FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has removed his stcek Of Groceries
l. from Water street, TO the New Btiek BIiting.
esrner OF Locust and Second streets As lie desgnst
Keep regular supply of good articles appropriate
Family Grocery. and to sell the lowest prices
ne hopes to receive share of the patronage of those
around him. J.. VI. HAMILTON.
sepl5 df ...t-
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FANCY SILK AND WOOLEN
DYER AND SCOuRER.

~ Il IA A n ID W 10 Il L n
DYER AND SCOURBR.
II BUTTS most respectfully informs the citizens o..
Evansville and vicinity. that he is PREPARED 10
dye SILKS Silk Neyets Ladies Walls MerMos Aiyaeas
Deins and dresses of every description to any color
desired, and finishes in ST, superior to any other es
taOitshmest in shis Canton Grape Sb, "a L.
cleaneu aad made good white, yed the most deli
cate color. Md Gloves cleaned. Any fancy colored
goods cleaned and color restored and finished su
perior style. "
A NEW DISCOVERY,
h. b. would also inform gentlemen that he cleans
garments or every shade. dyes them any color by
method who'll! new, and warrants them not 10 rub o
any more than new goods and look early a. eli a.
REV. lie would also inform merchants he
Kinds OF faded goods and engages 10 make then, sale
able, or no charge will be made '
Straw Bonnets dyed any color.
~ shop on Sycamore street, nearly op,osite the
Sherwood House. "
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JUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BRANDS
- 600 oldlong Havana Plantations; ga
CstttD&J 5000 La Jcseine LandeTs;
l0OC9 La Bainos Jana Principe;
lo0O0 Cuba Principe; GEL"
10000 Wandering Jew;
5000 La Rosa Regalia;
5000 la Lenerita Havana Capadores, .f
I0,OOU La Jicotenae Regaiia;
5000 La Union LanorIira;
20, 900 Cuba Skies; .e ..+ ,..
SO DJz. genuine Sca:arlatti: turkish s. Tobac. )
30 Boxes of the finest brands Virginia Chewing
Tobacco, TO Wit Holland, May Queen, r.. Gale, Davis
Wits, etc. "a. AZ - :.
Also, constantly hand. all different sizes Of
manufactured Cigars, out of Havana CUBA and Anne ri
can Tobacco all kinds OF our manufactured Smo-
King Tobacco Snuds etc. which offer in Wholesale
the lowest prices. gt- .t--. rt- .--..
o. SHAEFEER & SHREDDER
Main Street. bet. LIST d Cd corner of the Alley
aug26 ~. :
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MISCELLANEOUS
nov9-d6wti
EMUSIC HATH CHARMS .-.1
WILLIAM H. GU IL IL Es
DEALER IN MUSIC. -.. .l ..
LINcK's MAIN AMI LOCUST
EVA fJSurr.I,E IT'D

EVANSVILLE, IND.
I HAVE now leased and fitted up the above N57n
i premises, and have opened large stock of ID ~
Music and VI usica Instruments Being selected $3.50
with great care and boughiatthe lowest market stS
prices they will always be of the first quality and sold
low--call and see for yourselves ID
My stock win include Pianos Guitars Viols. Flutes,
Accordeons Fluiines. Flageoets, Claronets. Drums.
amb orines Music Boxes, Harmoneieans- Music Paper.
Violin, Guitar, Voncello and Piano Forte Strings Of
the best qualities Tuning Forks, Pic Pipes, Tuning Ham
mers &c. &c. besides alarge and constantly increasing
stock Of Sheet Music.
INSTRUCTORS for every Instrument. sEt
The newest Music published, received weekly.
III y. B.-Purchasers of any of The above articles
will find greatly to their advantage 10 call on me De-
fore purchasing elsewhere for having made il m! regu
lar aud only business, feel satisfied give better
satisfaction than those not and am determined 10 sell
as cheap any house West of New York and Boston
PIiEo-Fores and Accordecns tuned and repaired
Lessons given the Piano, Guitar, Melodion, Aeeo
deon and i'm the cultivation of the voice. aug22
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PACKAGES FRESHFALL GOODS!
MERRITT, FIELD CO.,
CAPS AND NOTIONS
~ yAaN urFru

CARS AND NOTIONS.
EY.7NSPILLE, INDIANA.
RE now receiving the largest and most desirable
IA stock Of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps and
Notions, ever opened in Indiana. all of which
aRd UiH sell as low and good they be
bad in any the Western Cities We therefore respect
fully request those wishing purchase look through
our stock before buying. feel satisfied tn
offer suc Inducements will make il their interest
trade with us. 1sepaol
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CO.PaHTNEIySIIIP.


I'HE undersigned have this day formed Co-nar,ner
snip under the style and firm of GEO. FosTER q Co
ior the transaction of general ForrardiRg and Com
MISSION B"s'nesS and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
abash and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust and Dun
nam streets, and the Depot the Evansville and
Crawordsville Railroad, where they will have annie
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
hey VIII give special care to Consignments either by
river, hailroad Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly nj the lowest rates.
hes WIZ give personal attention TO the purchase or
se OF roduce or Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders Tor The purchase of and Molasses on the
Winter. A'ihs INC
They hope 10y unremiited attention merit and share
Hie P"oie patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
=, GEO. FOSTER.
uccl1 w. NJ.
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS.
DRUGGISTS, ANDTEEE PUBLIC GEN

N:ESSRS KELLER S FARNSLEY would respect
WI fully return thanks to their and the Pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method OF informing
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of DrUgs n Medicines. and
will continue TO carry the business in the house Tor
mery occupied by himoa Main between First and See
end they will be pleased have their friends
call and examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac White Who has been for years the principal Clerk
in Nh Bells establishments who will be happy at all
times upon the old PATRONS Of the house. IL
pure Drugs al low rates. AND dating terms are
auy inducement to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sicans respectfully invite them TO call have
hand sock Of S25Ge0, OF well elected Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions TO our present
supply. and hope offer such Inducements to WHOLE
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity Of
their yis other Cities for the purpose Of purchasing
their supplies. -. o..
jyi5 KELLER, FARNSEEf co.
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ISOOTN AND SHOES.

a LARGER SUPPLY. than have before off red
Tor sale, we have now on hand and OH the We
call the attention OF COUNTRY MERCHANDISE a stock
OF unusual variety, selected for this market purchased
from the best manufactures the AS
make THIS our exclusive business, hold out some
strong Inducements TO TRADERS. to favor with call.
sep2. V.K.HENDRICKS * co.
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THOMAS CONYNGTON, 80.

THOMAS CONJUNCTION, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BOOKSELLER AND
..,.. STATIONER.
NIOULD -tfuliy inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally. that having purchased Msssrs.
Ratlbone &c Wheeler, their entire stock of Books g
Stationery. he has ren owed his Book Store to the
Lately occupied by them in No. ], Fosters Block
Of Main and First Streets. .
The additions thus made to his stock ables him
ofer TO bis customers larger and better assortme
than has ever before been brought o this Market
s,sHhr IN par 81 Mscetaneea School, Medical aud
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. WrapPa g AVID
Fancy Paper, Foreign IL Fancy Stationery OF al,
kinds All OF which will he sold Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prve>. et - which he would call the
attention ofcountry merchants. dealers. teachers and
hers being confident he make it their interest
90 purchase of him. aug S5tf
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REHOX Al

" n hES DhlChS & CO. have removed TO Foster,
view Block, on FIRST street Main, where they
shoss 10 which they invite attention of country
InOv
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CANAL LOTS FOR LEASE

lois on the south side OF the Canal near the
- eonee OF willard Carpenter, ESQ.,, four of them Q. nv
ses,s VI 'sss' D n GILBERT & CO..
" sys. Bssr Water
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lpterna Remedy,
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE JfITHOUTIT
One Twenty five Cent Bottle will do more 10 convince
you offs efficacy than all the ad ertise-
ments in the World
1T Is WHAT IT'S NAME DENOTES
A PAIN-KlLLER!
DHYSICIANS saw that Davis, Pain E,yov 4. An. 81
those nice little articles which i.eacuIt.d IA ,ie .,
smmeBsc suffering incident to human life
It's action on the system il mann times like mn
instantaneous-the pain is gone at once "
Al Road the following letter:
NEW OR .E.Ss, La. June 10. Is53
Thos. II. G. Allen. Superintendent ineinnati o.:
Dear Sir-rhree years ago last September , va. NJ,
tackled with hstula and beco ming very much
ana alarmed. sens for the best medical treatment
could procure labored under the distressing
soreness and PAIN and notwithstanding the doctors did
all they could for me- confined TO he house the
mos; of the time until the next summer | wa. the
carried Boston TO consult WITH and remain nder the
treatment oft1e most experienced physician for such
He told had gone SO far that he eoulJ do no.
thing for me.
wasaivised by some to undergo surgical one ration
butupon consulting of the skilful surgeons he
told that the ope ration would be very n,oui one
and altogether uncertain respecting the results con-
dudcd not run the risk ola surgical operation unon
uncertainties but to go home and die as had suftereJ
everything but death ProyideutiaIlv s,w ono Of 80.
pamphlets; read of the wonderful cures yonr pain
well a. for othcrsi thought would try The pain
Killer and f it could not helm me. and \, did en-.
me in few weeks, and am sill using il i'm INV family
and the neighborhood.
Yours very truly, JASL DAY
The Pain Killer almost sly pres Inc foi,o,v
ing complaints viz: Chill and Fever Cholera CbaIer.
Morbus. Diarrohea, Burns, Dyspepsia Painter.
Cholie, Piles Biles. General Debility Coughs. Headache
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LIVERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ri GHucrslgned nave purchased Frk-e
~ livery stable, on Locust street, and macs irs
HN PioVemehis to it, and now have on hand 70
r tDIcI :: -. are good stock of HOSES BUGGIESan
public They intend from this time 70 M
tne wants OF the public in this particuIar snd bon ,hs
Partes excursions, funeral &c. ways on bad pi 10
provided with good hostlers, we are prenari pelhs
orses and keep them in the best style u u ooar0
aug34 SE IN
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BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTopv

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION uor,,
-Ssp The undersigned would respectfully in -, 80
81 form the public, that he has now on hand zll
vH the largest and most approved STYLES ofFN
custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco -
Ladies Boots, Buskns Walking Shoes aud Slippers
aiso Ior Misses, &C., &c. Also on hand Splendid
STOCK OF Leather and Findings for sale and re
Tow Tor cash. at his old stand Water street door.
soo,o eashon Motel. laugI3lyl Z. DEUSNER
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G
sePI 162 Fulton ST.. New York.
T AMPS. GLOBES, SHADES, CHIMNEYs. wICKs q
- Laru vi, fhosgeIe Gas, &c. ALWAYS hand and
LOT safe al JOHN DEvERECX,
Gee x ny Main at. bet Iss q ID.
A FRESH supply Of Mons unlined Boots and v O.
n meme Lace Boots, jss I'D By
deeie v.K. HENDRICKS q CO.
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Ertract Of q letter from n. IHorn, SaeriG of
Losotte County, III.
Professor o. J. WooD- -
Dear Sir Yours of June 2lst. accompanied y bottle
ofyour Hair RsSfOrafi1e. received. l very soon
thereafter com meneed using it, and il has entirely
c my hair TO its raj youthful color. There is can
siderable inquiry for the article, &c.
Very respectfully yours, R-TI0RN.
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IA" following ceradcaes speak for themselves, the
gentlemen whose signatures are attached known TO
thousands
- ST.. LorIs, September 40, ls53.
Dr. o. J. Wood-Sir: j have used nearly two bottles
your Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory IL has entirely destroyed all dandru
my head and restored my to original color which
had become quite gray. WM. TRUESDAlL.
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there is too much for the conviction We have
tried paatiyes- We have tried temporary expedients
The ey su exists Ii is still formidable What shall
try nowf favorable opportunity is presented IN the
measure now before us OF quieting apprehension viii
not say that II Is precisely what would have it, but is
founded on Just aud sound principles rejoice to rep
from the North who resolved 10 stand
fall with IT. appreciate their independence of spirit
know the assaults 10 which they will be subjected
have already the efforts which have been made in-
uence their action here To excite their fears they have
been Hooded with papers petitions and remonstances
hed WITH the grosses abuse and most malignant repre-
senahons They told of indignant constituencies, and
Of certain defeat In future They s stand the friends Of
this measure regardless of consequences prerng TO be
the victims rather than the instruments OF injustice
There are Others upon whom these appeals have made
sensible impression While their convictions of duty would
lead them 10 favor the bill they still doubling hesta-
ting which to obey the feeble instincts Of conscience the
one hand, or the powerful instincts OF selflove on
the other 1t is this habit of deerrng the opinions of
the multitude which makes public lax in their morals.
II pervers inquiry and leads them TO ask what truth
and justice require but what the majority viii do
II they men, and would maintain the right and dignity
of manhood they will only inquirrwhat of duty
demands AZ their hands, and this they will do whether ap
paudcd by multitudes left stand alone Socrates
stood u he midst of the thirty yrants, demanding that
Justice Oe done.
1t not my purpose, Mr. Chairman, at this advanced
stage of the discussion the hour allotted to
under the rules most cheerfuy give way TO Others,
who anxious to be heard with the hope that whatever
prejudice and ignorance may do elsewhere to defeat the
ends of justice here viii be found the wisdom and virtue
to promote them. .r
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Mr. MAURICE spoke length in defence Of the address
published IN the ntegeneer every word Of which be said
he could substantate by facts and would be prepared
do so another occasion. .EUf
Mr. SMITH, OF Virginia, made humorous speech in
ply stating that the sgner OF the address could longer
lay claim TO be members OF the democratic party having
leagued themselves with tree-soers and aboonss He
made of that term in no offensive sense for there
one member OF that party Mr. SMITH, Of New York; for
whom he entertained the highest respect, and would If
that gentleman would visit the sunny SOUTH for
him only protection in the utteance OF his sentiments
but a cordial welcome among southern gentlemen
The committee rose, and the House, at halt-past
o'clock adjourned to meet al eight o'clock tomorrow
the House will immediately adjourn TO meet on Monday
next n .sas..., ..t r.
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From the New York Journal sf Commerce
THE BOSTON ABOLITION RIOT.

Although this dsgraccfu riot and murder directly
caused by the abolition meeting which had just been held
in Faneul Hail. the remoter desecrated pulpit
and prosttued press These powerful engines Of mis-
chief when abused bad TO considerable extent in that
part of the country for long time openly denounced the
fugitveave law and not only denounced II but enconr
aged resistance IT. The brutal mob are only obeyinR
the instructions of the aboonss and their concderaes
when they determine the runaway INT every haz
ard Let then the guilt and infamy Of these transactions
where they belonRa large share of it the heads Of
the aboiionists including number Of clergymen
called who disgrace their profession and their country
In the sight OF Heaven when nquston s made for Batch
elders blood is it not probable that Of these will
be found more guiltymoe actually the authors OF the
murder than the immediate perpetrators Of The latter
viii doubt be convicted and punished they deserve;
but the former will go clear far as human penalties are
concerned though do not see why they should
II exornp to resistance OF the laws Of the land and
deavorinq TO excite minds Of ignorant negroes and
Others such resistance be not an act worthy OF severe
punishment IL is difficult 10 say what s
II appears that has been subscribed in Boston for
tho purchase Of Burnss freedom but there appears be
some doubt whether he be purchased For
selves should think il public misfortune " the
should be disposed Of in way which would leave the mob
and its insgator chance claim the result drawn
battle We hope Burns win be redeemed but till the
question is decided whether the Law Is supreme whether
are 70 be governed by mob The pursued by
the United States authorities appears thus far 70 have
been efficient and unexceponabie The mayor OF Boston
appears also TO have deporcd himself well as could he
expected under the circumstances fralira f75
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cold-blooded murder was perpctrated at Aberdeen,
Mississippi the 18th instant by Col Bunch who had
lost all be possessed gambler named Faunin. He ap
pointed day for payment provided himself with double
barreled gun and when Faunn for the money Bunch
shot him down shot him second time The ground and
then beat him With the gun until n broken pieces
Bunch was stl at large in Aberdeen.
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may asoaey letter. postage
which win b psid By and ~ sk assumed b. ourselves IL sa
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of Congress- weekly dafas tho
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