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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-19

architects and BuildDs, 81. Paui, N,nn. Tr.
WILL keep constantly hand the best quality of
w lumber and atelals for building; those want
ing good houses, built in the latest sIve fnot Early
Pented,) will find II 10 their advantage to give them
call al their shop, Ill" of Main Capitol
Streets, or AT The residence of J. ". D0wner 81.
Anthony street, few doors OF the American
House.
n. b. JobbiDg done the shortest notice. All or
ders left at the American House Will receive prompt
attention.
st. Paul, March II, 1853 ly
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Mendoza, July 10, iS53-tf
ST IOI-IS yInI 81


lfd,cay bet,cecn ST. Pau and 81. Anthony, Mc
West bank Of TIM Mississippi Rrr.
THIS Hotel has just been opened for the
mediation of permanent and trans lent bOarders, and
is furnished, aud will be kept in style unsurpassed by
any house northwest of st. Louis. Its location the
Mississippi mile above Fort Smelling, and its
proximity to 81. Paul and st. Anthony, render il
resort one of the most desirable places in the
country for persons seeking health pleasure. The
lakes and in the vicinity abundantly sup
piled with the delicious fish, and the prairies and
groves Inbound with all kinds of game
The subscriber would assure persons visiting Mime
that by giving him call they will find every
tiun made render their soourn pleasant possible
l5-tf j. w. DOWNER. Proprietor.
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KITTSON.S ADDITION TO ST. p

MI TSVN = tDDT ION U SIs 4
FuNiS desirable ground lying in the most central and
Il advantageous part OF the basin Of ST. Paul where
inevitably he the principal business of the
town. and aiording also choice and delightful Lots
in the the bench, for dwelling houses;
viewed into Lois and offered for sale with titles
disputed and dspuabe al reasonably low prices and
upon liberal Of credit, for most of the purchase
money, aud Lumber for building Lots sold in the i'd
dition will be furnished the rotary MILL
terms CHARLES II. CAKES.
Agent for Proprietors.
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j. r. FULLERTON.

XATOULD respectfully announce 10 his friends and
w the public that he has hand, and for
sale, large and ell assorted stock of Dry Goods and
Furnishings of ever variety.
ALS0-a splendid collection of Ready Made Cloth
ing, such Pants Vests and Goats of the and
most approved sty lie ROW in the Territory. Together
with large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, both gents
and ladies'.
He would also announce to the public, that he has
hand quantity OF Dry Goois and Clothing that has
received damage. which he will sell
reduced prices iIndg Unable.
Please call at his store, Third street, Waba-
shaw. where you will be courieosly and
~ waited on
Paul. Dec. % lS53-tf
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AYERS CHERRY pECTORAL.

VHNiS mrivaiied cure for coughs colds, hoarsness,
II bronchitis, whooping cough, Group, asthma and
consumption, now too we'll known require any cert-
Gates is constantly kept for sale ut HiohcoN q ANeIrs
and Jarvis i'll ST. Paul. aud by dealers medicine every
where, l2n
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Caiena CITY Marble Mandatory.

TDNtE undersigned keeps constantly on banda general
il assortment of Monuments, Tombstone Head
Stones which he ready 10 furnish short notice
Having now been three wears engaged in this city
the business and having permanent arrangements direct
with the celebrated Rutland VI, Quarres, and keeping
none but the very best wohmen he is enabled sell
cheap and better satisfaction than can be given by
those sending irresponsible agents from shops dis
lance. NV arran gemeuts such that deliver my
work at the door uf my customers when desired.
All work contracted for by my Agent, will be fed
strictly according TO agreement
The undersigned is Agen: for the sale Of French Burr
Mill Stones, Dutch Boltin: Cloth, Noys' Grst and Corn
Mills, Mil Irons screw Wire. etc.
Shop and Ware House. Corner Of Second and Spring
Streets, near Lower Bridge.
r. l.. ROSEDROTGH.
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Great Bargains in Town Lots in Low
err Saint Paul.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GREAT BAKGAIN.--320 acres improved farming
IA land beautifully situated on the Little Canada road,
five miles from St Paul Also acres prairie and Oak
openings ten miles from town, situate on White Bear
ikepart fenced and broken. Also, 800 acres, being
highly improved and well broken farm, upon which the
finest crops have been raised this situate twelve
miles from town. Also, improved city property, town
lots ST. Paul and st. Anthony, and interests in lie
Sueur, Nankaio, Shakapee and Eureka City. Apply to
VIM. BREW STER, Real Estate Broker,
23-tf cor. Sd and " abashaw-sts.
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FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS.

COMPRISING TWO AND HALF ACRES EACH,
- ana situated near 81, Paul Capitalists strangers,
citizens WISHING To purchase desirable property for
Cottage Residences, VILLAS and Summer Houses, are
invited call aud take laok the locality. The
soil of the first quality, and adap Ted for Gardening
the culture Of the Grape.
HENRY MKENTY,
Dealer IN Real Estate.
s., pual Dec 10 lSr3- IN
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GALLUP a EFT,
Lumber Merchants.
Rock Island, Ills.

FOR SALE.
1hnn PERCHES Of good building stone for
II VOO sale at the Quarry. or delivered to ANY
part of the city. Inquire OF the subscriber.
ml9-tf EDWARD STEWART.
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REFERENCES.
p. Choutesn, Jr. d Co, New York,
Lorinz, Sterling 4 Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peck & Co, Chicago, .
Bridge + Lewis Detroit,
Ray, Keith s Co, Cincinnati,
Chouteau & Nalce, ST. Louis,
James Carter 4 Co, Gslens.
StmaaS Rood,
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Mems calf grained, Kip and thick Boots and Brogsns-
boys AID Youths do do wOmens calf, kip goat enamt
eled Jenny Lind and Kill BoOees; Ladies' goat kid and
enameiled Bushs Ladies' fancy c0ld Caters and half
Oi.ters and Buskns Of every quality and price. full
and complete assortment OF the different OF Mis-.
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C. NJ. McLuNG, FL M'CLUNG,
A H. M'DoNALD. G. l.. THOMPSON.
&. Nj. McCLUNG s. CO.,
lis Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
viii have received by LIST September their stock Of


U
FALL AND WINTER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
IT will embrace a greater variety and be COM
II mandlng and general than they have offered in
this market. Every article the requirements OF the
tail trade demand can be obtained from them.
IL Will be their constant eAerion to conduct their
business to make il the interest Of merchants deal
with them. Every article in their stock will be sold
cheap it can be obtained in the city, deli, cred
from New FORK or Boston Ii Is their desire to do bu-
siness with responsible ants and in such man.
ner that when once commenced, it will continue.
They know that their success depends solely upon
the success of their customers and will be their aim
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
reciprocally beneficial.
They ask from merchants who visit ST. Louis this
Fall, thorough examination OF their stock and prices.
ST. Louis, Aug. 5. Is53-lI
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TO BLACkSMITHS.
WE viii! give for good blacksmiths scraps IA c's
w per ID. in trade for Iron. No 81 scraps bon, l..
augl2-u IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STOKE
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Nerriuac ,,rint. - - ,."t N
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I-u;nn ~ ,.'s" iii'''s'
s,ra.r,os 10 'P H'lS'
NJ "a Ii S.-.-,- ,.''VS '.iiu tGGihgS
Mn, al o., ' f'i'' I I,'ii"i u'peieu co!idfs,
NJ 49,, "' ~ o''lois,
3 HEAVY brown Il ce,ipg nard L"x., 0'
I =, tt!'"s' '"i.i u'.N'r,
Fine :. i'n'''el l, IA 'y oonne's,
! Brown drIlin~ Nr,., 9. NC go q
! ,Ir.i - -'lS>ts
"a ana - :. .' Si"' tanos bohhets,
! RIM dri,li,ys 'o"ie' ~ 3t yhs,
/ OTIS lcn;Dls f,9PPeIi ~ '''
E.iis ~, - I,'7o!s'
FaIla tu-ists 80 . 10
Hamilton ticking, tn,on
Amo>keag Wors.ed
AP'o" Vl',As, JDquaId diaper,
', i'lsH h.1 oitleEs, LaiIes u,Nea hose,
u 'Nh llhtls white AID black hose
Brown linen triIlinrs Misses * q
Kentucky Jeans, mixed hose
Plain and fanc, Tweets Mems half hos.
Fanc! oassimeres, SILK pocket hdhi's,
Satinett>, Tulke, red
Lancaster Gnghaus, Linen Gamble "
NCotch ladies lid gloves,
Mrslm lie lanes, Isle thread gloves,
harase de lanes, cotton
Portsmouth lawns, Mems e"
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5aint Couis.

p. cHorTEAu, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison & Vaiie,
UDROPRlETORS Of the ST. LOUISROLLING MILLS,
u will keep on hand full supply Of merchant bar
ron, boiler plate, sheet iron and nails, manufactured
their establishment from the Of the Iron Mountain,
and viii also keep all other articles usually kept in
iron store, to which they invite the attention of
merchants.
~ Warehouse, No. l29 Second street, st. Louis, Mo
CIIAS. w. BORUP,
Agent at ST. Paul.
May 8, 1851. 3-tf
w. $. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEwsPAPE ADVERTISING AGENT,
CORNER OF Second and Chestnut streets, (over the
~ Post Office, st. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCEs:
Nessrs. Il. 4 w. Campbell, Mcssrs. HAYDEN & Wilson,
" Adolphus Meier&coi - HAIR Whittemore.
81. Louis, June IL. eff
r. NC n,,r,
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Dotels auo Boarding Rousfs.
THE MCLEAN HOUSE,

N0tClS duo 6OdCutNN NulSfS.
THE MCLEAN HOUSE,
TWO DOORS EAST THE CENTRAL House, BENCH ST
PAUL.
MIR 4 MRS HENDERSON have leased this house
WI and are prepared to receive guests by the day
week. The table is we'll provided their beds cean
their rooms airy, and charges moderate.
Nov. 3, ls53-y29.
GALENA HOUSE.
VuNlE subscriber has provided for the accommodation
of boardeTs; both by the day and 10y the week, with
or without lodgingat very moderate prices. Inquire
for the Gaena House, the first building on Roberts
street above Third opposite Nnne& Cooley Clothing
tore jul7-S-iy VIM. TRUSSONE.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CORNER or EAGLE AND HILL srs, ST. PAUL, MINI soTA
YuNIE subscriber has taken the above house and fitted
il up for the reception OF boariers sly lie unsur
passed by any house in the Territory.
Boarding by the day or week on reasonable terms.
T.. +. THOMPSON.
st. Paul, April II, '53.--y52.
BOARDING.
A FEW respectable bOarders will find a comfortable
IA home moderate charges i'll one of the most GEN.
trail parts Of the city. l.. HOWE.
Mankato City, June 2, ls53-7-ly.
MENDOZA HOUSE. MENDOZA.
II Would respectfully inform the public that have
taken the Farribauit House, IN the town of Mendo-
Ia, and prepared 10 accommodate boarders, perma-
nent or transient.
The house is newly fitted up, is comm odious, and
endeavors 10 make it Of the most comfortable in
the West.
JAMES BRUCE.
Mendoza, July TO- i653-tf
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SAW MILL.
THE subscribers having leased and thoroughly re-
J. paired the Saw Mill on the kenniknick known
as Coxe's Mill, are now prepared to furnish Lumber
descr Ption at the shortest notice. Shingles at,
and Pcaets always on hand. Custom Saving done on
the most reasonable terms. Those in of Lumber
for building Or fencing purposes will find it their All
vantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere
ASA r. MANNING.
ISAAC N. HOLDEN.
Prescott, Dec. /, 1852. 35ly
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Prescott Wis. Business Cards.

A. G. MORTON,
Prescott, Wis, corof Broadway and Kennikinck SITS.
HAS on hand, and for sale, at moderate advance
Il from cost, general assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS
ALSO--a large supply Of Ready Made Clothing, heavy
woolen Blankets Boots and Shoes, heavy Flannels
Over and Under Shirts
SALT Pork Mackcrel, White Fish, etc.--Shinses
Lumber Latb, etc, beside every other article usually
found in Grocery and Dry Goods Store Call and see
Prescott, Dec. u, 1853. 35- Iy.
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SPRING SALES. 1852.

SHALL be receiving upon the opening of navigation
Il a large ana well selected assortment of British
rench and American Dry Goods Boots and shoes Tea
ana lohocco; and great OF fancy articles which
VIII be offered to the trade 1T lower prices than
styles have usually sold IN THIS market And | would
suggest "a purchasers VINO have formerly visited other
markets, that much time and expense NAV be saved bY
purchasing their goods here. An examination of nv
stock and prices is respectfully Sc citci.
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GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.

400 bbls Flour, goo bbs Pork,
100 bbls Dried Apples, iIst reed consignment nj
the Wharf Boat and will be closed of reduced prices
Also, corn and corn meal, oats, potatoes BRAN lime
&c, at great bargains.
IL 23-tf J. w RASSA
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CUIIs 90 IUUU
ALSO:-A large lot of choice Preserves, consisting
of Peach, Pear Ounce. and all oIher varieties in use
Ill-yl NATII'L. T.. TYSON
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lust received per steamer Excelsior. splendid rs
- sortment Of CRoCkERy, CHINA, GLASS and QUEEN
WARE For sale cheap, by
W. y. PERSON & co.
je23f st. Anthony Street INNER Town
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AMES, STEAM SAW MILL

NJEAR Dayton's Landing, il now in operation and
IN prepared 10 furnish bills of lumber of every DO
scrlption. VIII saw Oak, Ash, Bass Wood, or other
timber, Of any dimension required-can forty feet
s,urn necessary. Lath and pcksts always Oh hsai.
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AMERICAN MILLS.

n MtRICA MILLS.
'IIfE subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
above Mills, VIII keep constantly on hand supply Of
Extra Family Flour" Warranted superior to an, flour
sold IN this market. II 4. NcCIOSKEY
HfDR&CLIC CEMENT.
THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for The
sale Of Louisville Cement, will keep large supply
or hand and will be sold at d small advance from Man
ufdcturers prices. III. +. McCLOSKEY.
GtieIs, March %. 1859.
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FIRE. FIRE.. FIRE.!

FIRE: FIRE.: FIRE!::
yE%liE "Od Ftna" contu ucs to dspens, laid and com
u fort' to the unfortunate usual at tht Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OOO.QOO.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Pres't :. l.. LooNIs Soc'y.
f. Il. NELSON,
3-30y Agent for Minnesota Territory.
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EGS leave "a inform the citizens Of ST. Paul and
D vicinity, that she has brought the Bookstore
t Third and Wabashaw streets the largest and
most beautiful assortment Of new Books and Stationery
which viii be sold usual Al low prices. For pariicu-
lars inquire IEDIC'S BOOK STORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

true .ams az the dsmosrstc caaddaas ana wws sircu
lAtsd anoeg the electors - containing The true name
nidcls httsr g. would not vtats the ballot out that
would still be counted and ao we'd 70 Adam an
that the petitioner Il entitled to give evidences ssndms
m Grove al the facts stated In his petition The undsr
gssd Therefore submits for tbs considerable Of tia
Senate the following resolution Rspcved, That Adam
SsrDe entitled to the seat Senator for the Eight
ssnh ssoatorai District now occupied by Hon kosns
rhsrs no dhpu about the facts In tbs case and the
only question Ia whsthsr . majority OF ths committee
fsred In the course Of next week vote win BE- taken
when the result win prove that Mr. Rakslsy viii keep DIS
The discussion on the temperance bill was med,
and Hos A. B. Dickinson took the door in support OF IT,
and 70 the spsech made BY Mr. Brooks yester
sod ssrumsnts q he does on most qus,tons In favor
Of prehibtory liquor law he dwelt with much force
upon ths vitsI necessity Of having the Law moro espe
cay for tho city o. New York than other place. on
account Of the many evils which exist there
qusnt upon the sale Of Intoxicating drink 81 the
&c r.. % ~ speech srps ss bin
quoted, he thought appicAnls to lq aors smugsso
from solomon's Proverbs, thus:-"s stolen waters
Diot iDsop reply stated that the quotation Was not
from ths wise words Of Solomon bat tAose Of fooisn
woman whom ks describing in the nineteenth chspssr
OF his Proverbs This threw the laugh upon Mr. Brooks
In which Mr.. Senator William Clark enjoyed him
self most heartily Mr.. Dickinson conclodsd BY
tsaass Is. mosrspc. b misht Dsss Il. senate and
Assembly, 1t was doomed to receive m executive veto
Why this nothing new, for The readers Of the HERALD
were advised Of it than three weeks since On Mon
day the bill Will be again taken up. and probably ruu
through In day two When sent down to the House,
that body will make abort work OF It,
Intelligence was received this mornpg that the Hon.
Assrah Wait, member Of the House from os~ego
county Ia confined 1t homo, suffering under very
Illness ard fears entertained that no may NOT
be able 10 resume his seat In the LsgislAtuve
Bow queerly matters will work, AMI how hokis ara
nep's ninds Toe Hon. Robert Harpur, Distinguished
member Of the House, representing the entire OF the
county of Broome sent here upon the Maine ts~
ston and Is one OF the strongest and oensstent
friends Of that He lives In the to OF Colss
vs In that county, and we'll md efficiently has hs
tho Maine thus far In the legislature snA
Lis friends ct nominated him for supervisor OK his
town. upon the platform Of temperance prnoplss
reported that he present ct the election, but
wbsn the ballots were counted Il turned out that he
suhered defeat BY ninety two majority. 80 ne Of the
vsgsisA members Of the Honss have been quszlng him
rather severely since his return to duty.
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Affairs In Albany.
LEGISLATIVE fROCEBDINGs-rHE CONTESTED sEkT--
DEBATE ON TEMPERANCE, ETC.

SPECIAL coRRsrospnu NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Feb rs, 1854.
There WAS considerable business transacted prepare
tory to final action, in bath houses to-day Mr. Zeaas
Clark Gree soi ocradc Senator from st. LAwrencs,
presented minority report In favor Of placing Adam
Storing in the seat occupied by Ebsnezer BlAkssy
The rsjority report submitted day or tvo since By
UT. Crosby and William Clark, whigs In favor OF o.
owing Mr. Blaksey to retain hs seat and they based
heir decision upon the fact that Mr. B. held the
certificate Of election Mr.. stor0s offered certain cvi
dspee to subtAnAte his claim to the seat before t,s
CO iee but ijority refu ed TO rscsive f. Aesing
that they had no right power to look for evidences
behind the ballot bcx This question 10 vsry Ella.
boraey examined and foTcbly presented In Nc 2snAa
cArks report. He contends tia; the committee should
have received testimony and says that /. Is we'll settled
hat upon proceedings 10 the nature OF quo ordnto to
~ tie right 10 see. IL Ia allowed 10 80 behind the
certificate o. tie to Aseer.sin the latent OF
rhe .lso,orr. The certificate is hut presaup.ive
dsree ard may be peAehed ana II such proceeding
f.d valid in Law, It equally prnyer tnst the saus
shtu be allowed before committee Of tre SenAte where
ctnest.d seat 10 to be dispcsed or Quota
tanned the report from where such has been the
practice both in he courts and before committees OF the
Lesisla.ursrhe People Yates candidate for county
clerk Of Montgomery People rel John p EatG an vs.
Seaman in question TO tae supervsorship Of PA~
iips' Dutches county; welch Cosk, In relation to
state Treasurer; Jones TrsadweI In . contest for
seat in the House OF Assembly delegate from Queens
oownty in issosides several other cases referred
10 ~ for taking testimony OF voters to their
real intention The rerort-wnich Ia quite lengthy and
learrsdy drawn and great credit upon ability Of
Mr. CArh-hn this eopslnsIon, viz: ist that the fact,
stated in the petition Of Adam Storing snus him TO the
seat now occupied BY the Hon Ksepezu Blshsley; "a,
hat II any Of the fscts alleged controvsrtcd,
the petitioner Ia entitled to give evidence tend.
ing 70 show that he nominated q can iida,s
for Senator and that other person OF the name OF
sorirs . candidate for said Office At the last eec-
uou which fact hDovn 10 the eeotp that tns balys
ior oseeo cousy prtstsd By taks q ~ ristsr
wa ~ niddle kttes 0,unAs ~ g1no1 M Wnsthe
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HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE AT RANDOLPH.
Tho Boston Herald contains some particulars OF most
revolving murder and suicide committed 1T Randolph
"A Cd Augustus Wilbur nrst killing his wife, and
Afterwards cut his threat with The family
seated st the breakfast table whom this horrd deed
Was comm ited. The children, in number, the old
Get Of fourteen the youngest aged about two years.
all present. Our inform ant, (Mr 10 wsr, Of Ran
dolph) says that the bodies which he had just left
presented CHASTITY and blo,dy spectacle 1t would seem
tha. Mr. Wilbur step ped TO the wood room, which
close 1T hand and took are with which he struck his
wife blow which nearly severed her head from her
bety lit probable, from the appearance OF the body,
that another blow struck upon the k which lett
only few tendops to connect the head TO the trunk
The unhappy then cut his throat with sasor and
fell BY the de Of hs dered wife the bodies touching
zach other and their life blooi mingDg Ia large pool
upon the floor 1mmedAel, after the fatal assault upon
mother the ole child seized two u the youngest
children and ran to neishbor's house, which only
few reds distant One Of the boys about eleven years OF
down TO the Baptist village, quarter o, mile
Distant and The alarm. The greatest excitement
A coroner's inquest is being held.