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A MANS HAND BITTEN OFF BY HoRsE-An
English paper, Crhe South Eastern Gazette,) con
tains the following:
A surgical operation of a very Interesting char
acter performed at Fort Pitt hospital, Chatham,
on Monday on soldier named Thomas Dance, be-
longing to the 10th Lancers who had his arm am
putated for the second time, in consequence of the
trightiul injuries he received from being bitten by
feroeious horse in the Crimea Dance was en-
gagged AT baiaklava drawing water for troops, and
WHINE SO occupied saw a horse with name and
tan erect, galoping furiously towards him In a
moment the horse seized him in his mouth, threw
him down, and, kneeng On his body with his fore
legs, commenced tearing his clothes off decorating
his breast and shoulder in a frightful manner The
poor fellow put ont his hand to protect the lower
part of his body, when the animal seized 1t in his
mouth and bit it OFF. Some of his comrades coming
to his succor, armed with stout clubs the feroeious
beast was beaten of. Before however the horse
could be secured, he bit OFF the finger Of another
man and severely injured the shoulder of the vete
rinary surgeon Of the regiment He was of Arab
breed. Dances arm was amputated just above
the wrist; he was soon afferward sent to England.
II was found necessary to amputate the remaining
portion of the arm on Monday, and he il now do
ing well. He Was formerly in the 18th Hussars,
from which he volunteered having served as on.
eort to Sir Geo. Berkeley, commander in chief Of
the Bengal presidency.
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The COLUMBIAN HoTEI.-Our contemporary of
The Williamsburg Gazette sent his paper to the
Columbian Hotel and it was returned to him. He
therefore concludes that the Columbian table is a
poor affair, and that all who put up there will
starre This is not up to the usual logic of the Ga
1e'le caterer is not necessarily ajudge of news
papers and should one reject the Gazette il is no
'eS' Oh the merits Of that paper proof that he is
not Judge OF meats and vegetables But IL in
possible that his paper has been returned by AN.
other and that Mr.. Porter has never seen the Ga
aette; for were he to see ii. we are sure he weps
properly appreciate it, Our contemporary is wrong
In his logic and conclusions; and he has but to jop
the editor of the Petersburg Democrat at the Co
iunbian table to concur heartily in the opinion Of
that excellent judge of good living, who has been
90 empha'ieally in favor of the old and popular es
Establishment
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Magnificent Do,,a,,a,,.

BE Ihomas Watson, poetlaureate, has present.
VI the virginia Mechanics Institute in this city,
copy of ms entire writings, including Two tiye,act
tragedies, either OF which is superior to the best Of
Shakspeares lie does not however, enter these
productions for literary competition but az speci
mems Of penmanship. which he deAes the world 10
squa Several hkenesses Of the immortal bard
Iaxen oy Powers and Duke, win be on exhibition
n me Institute every day during its continuance
and Is expected, win create FAR greater seusa
Hon than did those Of tbs American Indians a, the
}Ast Mechanics Fair
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ACQUITTAL OF JAMES III. GRAHAM.-James A
Graham, on trial before Judge Fulton, at Wythe
vile, under all Indictment for the murder of VIM
II. Spiller, was on Tuesday evening acquitted OF
the score of insanity, Drs Stribling and Gait con
curing in the opinion that this was his condition
The verdict was rendered without argument-and
without the jury quitting the Court room. The
prisoner will be sent to the Lunatc Asylum a,
Williamsburg. The trial occupied two weeks, du
ring which nearly two hundred witnesses were ex
amined .-
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The late achievement of the gallant Lieut. Rolan.
do in the East, concusivey proves that the Ameri-
can navy is composed of most remarkable materi-
ais For If furloughed officer could perform such
feats those OF Rolando, what could not be accom-
plished by an officer on full payt We commend
this inquiry to Secretary Dobbn and the Naval
Board
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NEW YORK, Oct. "a.
The Free Lovers and all the parties to the recent
arrest OF Mr.. Harland, were discharged yesterday.
The magistrate declared that there was no reason
for the arrests, there having been demonstration
whatever of an intention to rescue Mr. Harland.
i The trial of Alderman Herrick for the crime OF
selling his votes, continues. The testimony for the
prosecution is through
Madame Jurnel, the reported widow of Aaron
Burr, had her pocket picked of $50 a few DAYS
since. The thief was followed beyond Albany and
arrested.
A fashionable wedding took place at DIR. Adams
Church, Washington Square, yesterday morning.
large representation of upper-tendom was present
feature of the affair was the performance of the
Wedding March from the ''Prophete" by the
organ, and the overture of Selnerainide."
The L. S. Steamer San Jacinto is preparing to
depart for the East Indies, under command of Com
James Armstrong
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e. A. w. Osborne's great Pict,-. o.,

ry, Main street, opposite the Escbsn.a p sHie
known to be the finest and largest Dsaus,s,o' Jam 70
llsinnent south of the Potomac lve C;1sr .'tS !,
strangers visiting the Fair, should pay yst ~ a'
establishments where they may obtain Ikrna.ss.' "i
every known style OF the ant from the smallest i, ,Sa
largest size The ladies will DO Well to cali and
at our assortment OF beautiful Pearl Shell Pr.
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purcbsgs
elsewhere. A. W. 0SBhRNSTWs sH'
oc 3 Sion af tbs .n,a~,s.ps'
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Free Love and Free so,,

The Free Love Association of New York. un
daunted by the late police visitation, has com
menced again its semiweekly sessions, without
further Interruptions from the 'lnnons of the law
The only paper Of New York which attempts a,,v
e1tenustion of the course of these people. is the
New York Times. Ii is natural and proper that
Free Soil and Free Love should go together.
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GLANCE AT PHILADELPHIA.
IKAND BALLOON ASCENSION
NJ AND fl.
ERIAL UESTRIANSHIP, .
AT -.f'--t .
SLASH COTTAGE,
OK THURSDAY EVENING, Nov LIST, 1856

Sbka014 WI - 101l,
on THURSDAY EVENING Nov. LIST, 1856.
Prof GEORGE ELLIOTT,
The Renowned American ErOnaut,
VIII make an ASCENSION in his splendid NAM
MOTH BALLOON, the
"ST. LOUIS"
On HORSEBACK, on THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov LIST, 1855, at the above place,
At = O'Clock precisely.
This will be the second attempt of this character
ever made in this country. From the well known
putati0u of Prot. Elliott daring adventurer, ard
his skill III the profession of Erostatics no one need
doubt the tulfment of his announced feat of DARN
which will be of the most imposing spectaces yer
witnessed III the United States; and, Madam Runor
has in this case many others used her tongue
rather her fangs of poison to make appear that
but wooden horse, instead of real flesh and blood
lei every doubling person Gull the Broad Street Ho
tel Steblcs, where the
IRIAL STEED
can be SEEM that is travel to the azure fields
OF ether with his hardy hoofs resting upon that inyisi
bic iulcIum the middle air.
E-4+- Trains for the accommodation of those who
may desire to go from Richmond will leave the Depot
of lie Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Com
pauy, at 10 and II o'clock precisely; aud returning
wifi leave the Cottage at and O'Clock p. II.
Tickets for the round trip, in the with the pri
vilese of edmittance into the ground, ONE DOLLAR;
children under 10 years of age half price.
Gate tick etB 25 cents each; children half price.
Refreshments the ground, at city prices.
A Band of Music viii be in attendance.
20-dSCtd
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" Second supply Fan nm. ~.

HUUDo.-by the Steamer jamestown W. ", wthttt
consisting OF Ladies' Dress Goods !, l'e' Doods
Cioaks and Mansillss: with full stock 81 iastc
house keeping ana plantation goods: fsbs
vet, Tapestry, three-ply and ingram Caras,t~ We
ny OF winch , we're purchased at the New Y"r, ans
isfactiou. BREEDFN p0Y eusaIe AT.
&C 2--it or u ",
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HNs HOLLYWOOD NURSERY. eN ~
SS-The undersigned would respectfully ~
EcSA inform visitors the State Fair, that S3fS@
SSShe still continues at his old stand, head sSXsS
OF Nam street, square above the Fair Grounds,
where may be found large supply of Green House
Plants, Roses Evergreens, Asparagus Roots, Grape
and Strawberry Vines, &c, &c.
Also, few bearing Pear, Apricot and Plum Trees.
most of which have borne fruit this season.
Orders for Cut Flowers, Baskets, &c, &C. left at
r. NJ. Zinmernar's, 1888 Main street, Richmond, Va,
executed with puuctuality and dispatch.
cc 4-eod3tSclt IaNIES CJTEcT
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W-My man PATRICK runaway on Tuesday
kA morning last He is, perhaps, lettering about
~ the city. The said slave is 1nulatto about the
-=Ga common color, and about the common size and
height think little round shoudered hair tolera-
bly, long and straight eyes very full countenance
sometimes appears much confused when questioned,
visage tiu of the fingers on one hand in
jured, and has on him between the neck and
hips by fire, but not able say whether it is on
the shoulder or back, but believe that it is the left
shoulder near the end of the blade bone. The said
slave is about enty yeras old the front teeth
white with piece off of (f recollect correcty)
i'll the 'front.' The above reward will be paid upon his
being delivered to me on Leigh street Richmond or
deposited in Jail so that can get him.
oc 6-ft* JOHN B. WOOD
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RHEUMATIC IIN1ur.,.

u shoe Findings Ge.-.A ys..
s sG nss q s 1hSE FINDINGS sH Toios,
os = A. B. CLARKE, Market p,,.
Franklin sf,a,
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Attorney General Gushing states that the Japan
csc have not violated the Perry treaty; that teno
pest in teapot is quieted
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THE STEAMERS.-The steamer Hermann sailed
from Northampton the 10th inst, three days
before the Africa She had a full complement OF
passengers.
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nc GoonsM a, ssssWare aud House Furn,.,
would do well to call and look al Our us Fa
OF China and Granite Dining and Tea Sat. S s'St
ted Castors and Plated Ware, lyorv g. sLITet Pa
Grns and planshed Goods, shOyes md ToTy,.. Cod,
House Furnishing aud Fancy Goods =, 30 VARIETY q
6, BuLKLEY 1 ptC'J CO
&C N>-os Isl Main street Pso, ~
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BOARDING.

|
OOAKDING.--TwO handsome rooms for
- families, now vacant. 1T the Capitol House, No.
2o3 Main Also, veral day boarders wanted.
oc 26-St*
ID OARDING..-lIrs. VALENTINE can ac-
ID commodate several families and young gentleman
with board and lodging; also, number of gentlemen
with day board Apply at No. 2l9 Main street, over
the hardware store Of Mr.. Thos How oc 26-9t*
ROARDlNG.--AIrs.H HOOPER has several
- vacant rooms, and accommodate families
with board moderate terms Location Church
Hill, Grace street. four doors from 25th street. Vsi-
tors attending the Fair can also be accommodated.
oc 26-ln%
ROARDING.--MRS. MACON has a plea
- SAINT chamber OF the second floor, front room,
that she would like to have occupied and would also
be glad to have several day BOarders. Residence
Ross street second door from the Richmond House.
oc 2+-Gt&
IsOA RID NG.--I have several vacant
- Rooms and can accommodate families and Others
with Beard The location is desirable.
MRS. NJ. S. RUSSELL, Broad st.,
Opposite Valentine Son, 3rd door from 9th.
+. 81 would like several Day Boarders.
SIS
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HATS:AND CAPS.--Thc subscri

smgssn HAVS:AND CAPS.--Thc subscri-
sL5Sy Der respectfully bees leave to inform his
u friends and the public that he has re-
ceiyed his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems Youths and Children's Hats, Caps, &c, which
he will sell, wholesale retail, the lowest prices
for cash only.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime at his store, No. l9l Broad street.
GEO. L. BETTY, Ag't.
n B.--Hats made to order. The highest cash prices
,,a;d all kinds of Furs or 9f-on,
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MARRIED.

q o. NJ ednesdsy. Oct. 17th By tina ~. n. D. HoGe,
WILLIAM j. E0GLESTON to- NINA C. eldset
dsusIi1sr Of the lafe TazewcIl 8. l191fon.
AZ tfe same time by the same, WILLIAM TUCK
FIR HARRINGTON. to BETTfEL, seco1d dsu9b-
tar IL the late farewell 8 Morton I'll of thss
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4. AS 81
&I5M "a

rf This ann is deducted from the gross expenses, IT
,aauce. them 10 very nearly 80 per cent OF 'ne sos'
receipts being result very creditaoie 10 lile
odat Of transportation and the other executive OF
tcers of the company. -, ;.,,,.
But with making allowance Tor the aooxe nga aI
sf59 3qi % the balance after deductins tne "hoie
sr,ss charges is more than per cent on tne cost OF
the road and equipment to stanton " n W '''o
treasurer's books, amounts to SZ,ooI,o'o n.
The report pays a just tribute to the solid and
bcautifnl mountain track, which has fulhlled the
most sanguine expectations of the Board ana oeeh
!, repular operation more than Is months, without
the occurrence of a single accident
Tho renort .ustains in the most conclusive man.
ncr the importance Of a straight line from Rich
moud to Charlottesville 1t has been found by ac-
tual survey that the line which has been run VIII
shorten the distance 81 miles, making 1t only ~
miles between Charlottesville and Richmond and
that the grade will be only 20 feet to tho mile going
eastward and 40 going west The construction OF
the short road will give a difference in favor OF
Richmond over Baltimore from stanton OF lol
/ miles and difference in favor of Richmond over
BALTIMORE from Charlottesville Of SO miles
In regard to the progress of the work westward,
the report states that the whole of the grading to
Z the point nearest Mlboro' is completed, viz: iC
miles west OF Staunton, 80 miles Of which The
rails are laid, and the road now in operation The
Company have on hand 800 tons of rails, which are
now being laid the last short section OF ten miles
between Gor,ionsyille and Charlottesville, and have
made contract for 1000 tons Of iron in addition,
now daily expected, to complete that section. and
10 Law the track to Mllboro which will be done as
soon az the weather next spring becomes suitable
for such work 1t Is stated that the whole of the iron
for this years operations amounting to 500 tons,
contracted for at very favorable prices, before
the recent advance all beng for cash except tho last
1000 tons.
The Board recommend that loan be solicited of
the Legislature for farther aid to carry the road to
Covngton, which they feel confident, Will be readily
granted, as the Virginia Central railroad company
has not been the recipient of any assistance in this
form. which has been literally bestowed on
others 1t Is proper to remark, adds the report
that in view of getting the benefit Of the credit Of
the State the board have avoided selling large
amount Of their bonds, which would necessarily
have involved serious loss to the Commonwealth:
and the small amount sold was limited TO a price
which testified the public confidence in the credit of
the company
The general condition of the road and motive
power is believed to be better than it was be-
fore.
Mention is made of the return to this country, in
improved health of Mr. Charles Elicit Jr, the late
chief engineer of the company. The company will
still have the benefit of his valuable services as
consulting engineer.
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- John A. Belyi. Co..

. .ssns' Of to ms friend, .ad .hs pubic
awarded to him. His late ais.x.asy haYe h-re,os,
70 heavy loss and great incouvspisn,.sa eestsd Ia
sh ready 70 receive orders He NAV i sut h.
me present in the Basement Of ~, s s fassd &
his branch of trade. ' 10 any ba.is.-. :
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rULnoRAPuC NEWS.
kEPonT 6 D E9OR THE DIsfArcH.

Couc oercin1s e
yxwxoex. Oct. s5-Fiosr hsS adysncsd; ohlo 80
n = xafa Southern 50 81 heat il hishers North
rra white S2Iz red *2e5. Corn. mixed 70 cents.
Meas Pork $3.50. Beef unchanged. Lard hrm l2t
BALTIMORE Oct. 25.--Fleur firm balders unwil-
ling to sell at yesterdays rates. Nhea1 very aety
wilite 81 to So 10 red IS .88d 3d. Corn hrn white
s6 a9o cents, yellow ssdgl cents Nothins doins IN
pxtyvisi0ns. 1917 a ss835ssss kAss4s %~A&
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psIsons Waiting the Fair this ali oasS, ~ Fsir
70 bear IN mind one thing and thai + y al a.s.
ar ah snt ws.h !, nehes and pains Of all
therefore take our advice neysr ls.s. ron tAss
remedy, ' '"s great VIZ
,POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LIsrvvr-
W.. w men ma. never been Known to fail own.
any case OF rheumatism, Seursixis Ing fstisi a
ton Of the Spine. Corrs, Runion, plosso Az.
Frosted Feet; Chilblains, or any DISC. Sssk.
beast to which Eminent il sunl;caNns Of man !,
tissment in another column. See Arsr
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ject TO hacking cough AID tad cold! If Sc get boz
Ito Of BAKERS cELEBRATED BITTERs and rehsT.
yourself ut once. When tbs stomach is in GOOD ord,
the digestive powers active, the blood pure and h.
system III proper tone, it is impossible to take cola N
TO have cough. When All other medicines have fall
ed to remove cough. or 10 break stubborn coH |,
single bottle of these BtttIs have been known ia aE
feet permanent cure. They are free of ell poison.
GUS minerals, and have nothing ia their composnoa
that eau prove injurious 10 the delicate coushg
tion. For Dyspepsia, Nervous Hendnche, Agns 'rl
Fever, Sour Stomach, digestion and Cramp ChOa.
we venture the prediction that they have not then
equal. Persons habltually suffering from cold fstt
will find them most excellent remedy As family
medicine, these Bitters are unsurpassed Try them
you have not already done so.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale in Richmond by MesGs PURCELL
LADD l. CO. and Druggists generally oe ls
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sPHcrAL NOTICES.


- Nae NTeet16in win be held I'm the
Aff3S1n Baptis Ehurcls ii MsAelIsster, ON SUNDAY
affsTlsoon, tie 18Th at 5eeiock
rows. Jeter, 81 Manly Jf.,sA a. a. Poindexter H. X.
Ellyson, Esq, and others. &C 2S-A'
t%Beys, CIothing EmpsrIam. step.
ped in to Mr. J H RIDD1CKS Clothing Emporium
for Children on the Nort side of Brosd street be-
" surprised to find such large variety Of Clothing for
juveniles A. shat gentleman has on hand. Goats,
Pants Vests Sacks, and every thing else necessary
most fashionable styie aud made in the best manner
This establishment must be very popular with mo-
theirs aud others who have boys TO clothes for in ad-
dtion saving them the trouble of cutting fitting
and making, it furnishes them the latest fashions for
masters dresses for ages varying from three
years and prices that must insure purchaser
As Mr.. Riddck has received and Is continually sddIg
to his fall stock OF Clothing, parents would do well
call and for themselves before purchasing else
where, or spelling materials in attempting to make
them themselves. 6-7tt
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,-The Norfolk Her
I'D notices the death by yellow fever OF a servant
of Mr.. Thomas Gatewood, who returned there OH
the 18th inst,
The Argus notices two new eases of fever in Nor.
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myriads over all the land and learn the true value
of official station
STRANGE OcCURRENcE-A correspondent OF
the Petersburg Express, writing from Weldon,
under date the Gath instant, says:
"Ouite mysterious affair occurred in Portsmouth,
ON Sunday night last. So far circulnsantIal evil
dence goes it that an interesting lad, aged
about IA years and of Samuel Bans. house car
penter was the streets by several persons.
about O'Clock in the evening, apparently enjoying
perfect health. About IL o'clock tue same night It
vas reported that he had died very suddenly me
day, owing to some remarks niaqs 1y TIE
suspicion was aroused that the boy hnd been louiy
dealt with and that the unnatural father Aad COM
mitted the foul deed 1t was at once resolved 70 DIS
inter the body which resolution was carried INTO
| aEect and on Monday ali inquest held by the
Coroner The jury rendered verdict that lie &c,
| ceased William Bans came TO his death by 1oul
means and from a blow inflicted by some unknown
person Circumstantial evidence pointed SO piainly
TO the father the peperaor OF the cruel deed that
the Mayor issued warrant for his arrest, ana he Il
III Jail. The affair has created quite jill eAol'o-
| nent in the town"
Mr. Bains lost his wife by yellow fever lie was
himself sick with the fever, and came near dying.
Among the little children at the Catholic College is
| a little boy two years old, son Of Bains, also
| named Samuel who came up when his father was
vet disabled by disease. He is very pretty and
interesting child and had he been entirely orphan
ed could have been disposed of many times &c
Iersons who would have educated him well and lief
him rich in this worlds goods But this obstacle
stood in his way. and now the posr child has thu
added difficulty of the crime of patricide laid t.
its father In the time children less interest
| ing have been placed in careful hands, to be wei
| raised and left well off in the world. How inscru
table are the ways of Providence The condition
of this poor child, with these obstacles thrown il
his path at his early age, exeites the pity of the
humane yet with these and forced to rely on hi'
own energies, he may in manhood rise superior
| to those who to be SO much more favored
| of fate.
This presents another illustration of the SAT
TRUTH that in this life the iniquities of the father
are often visited upon the children" Poor child
called early like the lamb of the Jewish sacrifice
| to bleed for the sins of others
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NEW YORK. Oct. %.

The Free Lorers Observation-Disclosures Jurael robbed
"A Fashionable Heddins-IHe U. s. Steamer
San .Jdcinto
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~ Photograph..-Co IorcL phntoar..l.
lYr Cuard agninsf CoIdn..-Are ,au snA

VI every variety, eau be seen at SlMON'S 6a,ltrv "
Dasucreoypes of deceased persons can be conirS ~
puper and colored equal 10 portrait oss
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II We ask particular attention to the
SALE this afternoon upon the premises ~ O'clock
of that most valuable private Dwelling Main be-
tween 9th and 7th streets No other property COM
bining many of the advantages and comforts sought
In handsome residence, now be had, and those
in would do well 70 attend
oc 8-lt TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DIED,

I'm the sd inst, WILLIAM AEoNz0, son Of
Paul and Cora Ann Jones' aged . Years and Eve