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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-12-22
Photographic hOt Ographs!
.. A NEW ART AT

Whi'mey's Pioneer Dagmearso.ype Photographs
Dirt Gallery,
Over Charles Ei.elts Store, Cor Third and Cedar Sts
-o. SAINT PAUL.
PHOTOGRAPHS, are pictures taken on paper, some
what resembling steel engra7ngs, with pill the beauty
and perfection of the Daguerreotypes for wall pic
lures are considered superior to Daguerrectypes.
Whitney is making.thesc at his Gallery as above
In the highest perfection Of the art. While q single
picture will cost nearly much daguerreot ype,
number can be afforded at much less price sitter tht
first one is obtained, they can be multiplied ad Hbitun
at much less cost.
These pict lures worthy Of more than passing no
tce. Specimens may be seen at his Gallery. -
Photographs Of the lamented J. N. Goodhue, Plonee
Editor Of Minnesota, Of the Suspension Bridge, At St
Anthony, Of Indian Chiefs, Braves, ETC.. etc. for sale
DEC. IA, 1865 ..,..f. J. e. WHITLEY.
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

GLA4 4SGbN0 wa OEfs
0UR Arrangements for OVERLAND EXPIRES are
~ now complete. A Money ExYnaR 0t1E - deG-
patched from st. Paul and Dubuqm svsy TnuzsAay b
charge of trusty messenger and guard, makngst 4
the only sGt way Of ren1itthg MONEY Kas during IA
close Of navigation.
Freight viii be forwarded FROM Dubuque semi weekly
All persons having freight below which they may
wish brought will please give notice Ut our once:
J. O. BURBANK & Co.,
Nov. -, '66 Prop'r N W Express Go.
Territory Of Einne District Court I'd Judi
= sA 6iai District-Cetnty u RafhsSy.
=. Richard n. Spencer, $3.50
against Summons.
John W. Markle and b. o. Anderson
To John W. MarkIe and R. o, Ahdefson, defeSdGnts
ab0re named:
You, and each Of you, are hereby summoned End re-
CURED 10 answer the complaint in this action, which
has been died the ONCE of the CLERK II this court
the City of Saint Paul said county of Ramssy and to
serve copy Of your answer to the said computation the
subscribers at their Office in the City Of Saint Faui
within twenty days after the service Of this
on you, exclusive Of the day Of such services. And
you fail to the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, plaintiff will take Judgment against Won
for the Of ave hundred and sixy-six dollars and
cents, with interest thereon the rate Of three
per per month from the sixth day Of OCTOBER A.
1855, besides the costs Of this acaions - =
BRISB1N & BIGELOw, Plf7s Aftyss
Dsteds st. Paul, \. r, November -, fs66 dscSwt
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Thermometrical Record.
eoofted for the Afinnesofian by Day ana Jessks
DRUGGISTS, corner Third and Cedar. =
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Money end Exchange Quotations.
CORRECTED bY
MARSHALL e. CO., BANKERS.
ne Third Street, St. Paul. .tr

Exchange on New York, TX p ct. prem.
do St. Louis, TX "
do Chicago, &c
do Galena, +" se
Sight Exchange on New York bought at p ct. prem,
All sound Currency taken at par. T-r.F a.
Land Warrants sell at $1.16 p acre-few In market.
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LOST.

NEAR Trout Brook this side Of the residence Of John
~ &. Warren, q box Of woman'e shoes. The gentle
man who picked up the box w please leave the same
at VIM. Constans' Warehouse or be win be exposed z
Marks, II T, care Of VIM. Constans. ~
Decl6w2 - SAMsL SARGENT.
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OTIS In vandsnburyh,s Addition for sale very cheap.
II WALTER & SLAV0HTEn.
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Choice Brandies, Wines, Liqueurs, &c., &c
N. E. T. Co., have secured q costly assortment Of
old and choice qualities Brandes, Wines and Liquors.,
both in wood and bottled. In the assortment will bs
found - = So
Old Otard; bupuy & Co., vintage, 1910; .. - rr
A. Siegnette, pale and dark, fine flavor; -,.-
Pellervoisin and Leger Freres, pale and dark;
Old Southside. Madeira, in bottles;
Old Port. crusted very superior article for family
use and medicinal purposes;
Brown Sherry, in bottles and In the wood;
Maraschino, Caracoa, and other Queurs Of the most
approved and genuine brands, 100
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Notice.

WE shall keep our ofaces clio sed on Christmas and
New Years Day. and would therefore respectfully
request that parties who have notes due at our ON
ces on those days will pay them the day before, and al
so to present all claims which be due by the
day preceding. MARSHALL & CO. -
BbhUP & OAKES. t,-
MACKUBIN & EDGERTON.
BROWN FLETCHER.
Dec. ls, 1856
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COLLEGE, OF ST. PAUL

FACULTY. rt+rF
Rev. Il. D. NELL, A. B., Pres: elect.
g G: A. WILLIAMS, A. NJ, Rector Of Academic Dep.
Mr.. e. A. JOHNSON Principal Of Practical Department
and Instructor in Civil Engin' g
new term Of the Academic Department will COM
mence ~
AZ ~ WEDNESDAY, JANUARYa, 1856. s93
Mr.. Johnson in addition to his duties as Assistant Of
at night to and class in Practical Sur
veying and Cvi, Engineering Mr.. johnson Is grad
uafe Of Union College, and received attention
from Prof. illespie Whose work sRoads Is 80 ia
vorably known) and sce then has beef On ehyneer on
an Eastern railroad. Ue30dsW
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CIGARS! CIGARS!! CIGARSl!!

NALL and see sMOSE." He has on hand 5000 Nom
" toro Cigars, $4,000 Londres 5000 California, 1000
Scarfalatti GoOdwin's Fine Cut, Cavendsh, Gold Lear
and Virginia Pig. Also, the choicest Of Apples, Cider
and Confectionery. J. GURNEY,S
Cigar and Twist Depot Third street next door to the
Auction Rooms. lDecl1 - q,
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FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER.

The utmost has been exercised In making MP this
selection Of goods and Is confidently believed that IL
comprises full and choice assortment Of EVERY AR
TfcLE II THE TRADE. Merchants from the Upper
Country solicited to make personal inspection OF
stock. send their orders, which will be promptly
attended to- Every facility will be offered for the speedy
transportation of goods, and purchasers rely email
their and directions being strictly attended
All goods sold guaranteed to be Of the quality rep
resented and is certain that purchasers in the trade
can md in our articles numerous, and at prices
as low, they be obtained In st. Louis, OF
the Eastern markets. comparison Of prices with
those of st. Louis and EaStern cities, Il invited, and
Of travellings considered, the loss OF
time IN transportation. the dangers OF navigation and
and tear Of packages, be entirely avoided
by purchasing Of US, we think we stand on something
more than equality with them, in the Inducements
we offer to the Trade. B.. ,.-... 70. :,
wholesale Dealers from the Upper Country will md
they want, and at cheap prices Our stock
copssts In part of the following articles: n
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Al.rss assortment of the best and most brands
BOAT STORES. ru
full aud complete stock Of stores fer the supply OF
boes Kept constantly hand, and ct the lowest prcss
inClhding- $500 = =
Provisions, 2 Cordage, 4ff( Tar,
V.r Pitch, .f.-. Rosin, etc, etc.
There Is nothing in line, 1t is confidently believed,
but what supp,y-and always the most favor
able terms. NE. TYSON CO.,
May 80, 1855. Roberts Street
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SEVERAL Teams to haul wood. Enquire at the Am or
- lean House. CDec ~. 1855 80
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NUMBER As.

SHERWOOD HoUcH, Clerk.
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IUESUAf, OeC' 10, IOJC.
Present-The Mayor and Aid. Becker
Cave, Fuller, Irvine, tarpenteur and Schur
meir. r.r.-..
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:. AMY Nsws:-Tae following order is being pub

ARMY Nnws-Tae following order is being pub
lished by the War Department.
TIE following regulations have been received from
the War Department, and are published for the IN
formation Of ell concerned:
l. Paragraph 974 Of the General Regulations OF
184l Ia SO far modified to substitute single iron
bedstesds for the wooden hunks prescribed By shat
paragraph, to be furnished by the Quartermaster's
department.
.. Paragraph 1,102 Of the Regulation Of the Sub.
sistence department Is amended 80 as to authorize
an inc eae of the ration Of hard bread TO one pound
TO troops detached from their posts and employed
10 the cutting Of roads or other cor staBt labor.
8. Paragraph % or the Regulations for the Rs-
cruting Service s amended 30 as to read as follows
"No person under the age Of 81 years IL to be en-.
lste without the written consent Of his guardian
or master, which consent will invariably be append
ed to the enlistment"
BY order of the Secretary OF War.
8. COOPER, Adjutsnt.
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Legal Intelligence.

VUUHT OF APFEAES.
JAN. 9.-No 80. Lawrence ag. williams Argued.
n HILL Jun, for appellant; j. n Platt for resp ,ndent
No. IL. Decker agt. Mathews. Argued. N. Hill, Jun
for appellant; j. A. Spencer for respondent No. 49,
Doph ogt White. Argued. s. X. Williams for appel
liant; John II. Reynolds for respondent Evening ses.
sion.-Nos. and Reynolds and another agt. Davis
and another On argument. Charles OConor for appel
lants; r. b. Cutting for respondents No. 49, Reserved
for 18th. No. 1853. Struck on
JAN. 10.-Nos. 2 and T. Concluded. No. "a. Argued
N. HILL Jun, counsel for appellant; J. II. Reynolds,
counsel for respondents. Nos. 223 and ga Judgment
affirmed by default
JAN. n.-No. "a. Concluded. No. 81. Anne rican Sun
day School Union agt. Jonathan wsdams. Argued. s.
A. Foote counsel for appellant Henry selden for re.
spondent No 81 Struck oil. No. 80 Phelps agt.
Chemung Canal Bank Argued b. D. Noxon counsel
for appellant; N. Hill, Jun, counsel for respondent
No As. Hall and another against Kellogg and Others
Argued. Mr.. John L. Tacott counsel for appellants;
Mr. John l.. Custenius counsel for respondents No Al
Wayne and another agt. Sherwood. Argued Mr.. Heary
r. selden counsel for appellant; Mr.. j. II. Marndac
counsel for respondent.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LYscHBuRo, vA.-One OF
the most destructive 6res winch has occurred in
this city broke out between three and four o'clock
Saturday morning. The FIRE originated in the chine
shop of O. Eames at the lower end OF Main street. aud
municating with the adjoining buildings and those
on the opposite side 81 the street. consumed nine front
shops aud tenements with three four buildings
before II arrested The loss have been unable TO
ascertain with any certainty but understood that will
rerhaps amount TO than $40 000 81 600 OF which
covered by Insurance. in the company OF the Valley Of
virginia, Winchester. The following list OF suffer
ers-C Eames machine shop. insured for $1,000 loss
supposed to be cas-, 900; Mckinney 4 Bro, grocery;
Rufus Anderson, private residence Richard Mathsws,
sured Tor a. oo0 loss 900 5000; Geo NJ Bruce,
livery stable insured for 81 900; g. Buych carpenters
and recently occupied By A. Young -LywcAbmV vT
cissow, Jan. O.
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MURpER BY A BoY.-During Q quarrel bst ween
two boys In Oncinna (0ho,) Tuesday last, one Of
throat With knife he died In few ninutss from lose
Of bisod,
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when they did not tina population we're quite pre-
pared TO make sacrifices-shat they looked upon
this man az their Regeneration and saviour, and that
the gentle manner In which the conscription was
enforced, the abundance of work provided, every
where, by the improve nents carried out In all parts
Of France, showed that In all things he was
heart and soul with them; that as for the war the
rural population warmed In IL every day; they be.
ieved themselves booked for one Of ten years dura.
tion at the end Of which they expe ted TO be what
Trey were In the most pslmy days Of the Great EN-.
pire; and that a. for the loan, they were only anx
ous 70 anticipate na,s the Eagisa capitalists who they
their exclusion. Some mistrust, observed, stu
contir ued TO be felt about the policy OF Austria,
not that she would now join with Russia, but lest
an rresolute action with one foot on the enemy and
the other on the allies, should afford her q most
prejudicial neutrality; but on the whole, opinions
are decidedly favorable to her. The great feeliag
seemed TO be desire to take the spee,h as whole,
and view It % tabean Of Ffance as II 10, and
France as II was; and observed on this head, eve
~ BODY was unanimous In declaring that never
not even in the best days Of the first Empsror-had
the first Empire possessed such afuture a. ut present.
and that TO the deep seated ambition and vigorous
be attributed. "And when ne is gone" said I,
chat vacant chair yesterday, left for toe hope Of
the throne, Prince Napoleon, high prince Of the
mountsin-how about himf But nv only answer
was that which solves all insuperable difiulties In
France-the national shrug- meaning, l suppose,
after Napoleon the Third, the deuge.
The prospects In the Crimea were spoken Of with
That Russia could permanently hold
out was net 70 Be thought Of for an instant and that
Of English newspapers, the execrable waste Of ma
terial in the laundering arrangements Of chiefs too
Did for their work. the unmiltary edncs ton OF Eag
ish oficers-hardly compensated FOR By their on.
Turing Armness fruitful subjects Of comment,
md Il was evident that change Of administration
q England seemed generally looksdfor, and thought
The last accounts from 9sbsstopcl speak Of more
syovahae wvasls9 oas abism Il y Of vGy d4ffss-
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never seem to tire OF doing so. I did mot inquire
the price. but from the general fitting up aud per.
lection OF the machinery, suppose something like
1000 francs, or, indeed, perhaps much more,
l have occupied 80 much space, that though
have much TO say which would be prob ably interest
ing, must defer doing so till the next mail.
Christmas day was kept by s'gcand state dinner
ct the English Ambassa dor s-covers being laid for
thirty. The superb hotel was made to wear its
richest apparel on the occasion, and nothing could
be more magnificent than the coup d'Ga, as you
threaded the noble suite Of rooms which lea Is
through the sale dc fr6ae-shere is suspended the
portrait Of Queen yictoda-to the ball room, now
converted into the saRe manger The walls are
lustTes drop from the ceiling over the binaust,
which, glittering with flowers, massive plate, aud
candelabras, looks o table for the gods. Twenty
serving men In state liverss, and ten Others In the
guise Of gentlemen, were there to do their obse-
quious all. and the number Of vands OF wines, dss-
serts, &c gave them foil and incessant occupation
Among the que ste were the Earl OF Egntoua, who
In course OF conversation, spoke Of Napoleon the
Third ss having besn formerly Of his knights at
his famous tournament; there was the Marauis OF
HEREFORD, and Lady Louisa Ramsay, sister OF the
Duchess OF Wellington, and Lady Dungarvon. the
celebrated beauty OF the last London season. and
Lord Dungaruon, who, fresh from the late debate
in the House OF Commons said that Sir Robert Peel
had quite taken the House by SURPRISE this session,
Der in which he had spoken. Mr.. DIsraes speech
on the address, he said, vas thought failure even
by his own party; he seems not 10 have the art Of
condemnation, and veaxies his hearers by his YER
bosity. He added, that though the lsaF popular
member Of The aa.smbly, there was not man in
the House who could command attention equal TO
Bright and that In the recent debate he Was felt to
b more than usually for ibls and lsxicaI He a.
cared, though hs himself was IN The majority, the
Constituencies were generally dead sgsi ,H re mi.
psAp - " PssesSa Rsdstnsss hill Bssrn.
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rous and full, and his impeaetrabe countenance
casts aside s usual shade, and evidently tells that
the speakers heart Is In his business.
The speech delivered. Napoleon left the hall as he
had entered IT. toe Empress at the same time disap
pearing from the gallery; and, as II the sun hal
been specially retained for che purpose the business
was no sooner over than the food gates Of Heaven
seemed TO be opened in order to damage the ine
feathers and gaudy trappipgs of humanity stra ting
iu pigmy hour Of Importance. In a few minutes
gentlemen Of the ps,tebrush" were visible In all
quarters ofthe town, placaring the great document
OF the day. snd curious to she effect Of II the
Bourse, hoisted my umbrella and manfully facsi
the pelting elements, while farming my steps in
hat direction.
There are beings in the world so constitu ed that
they win hope against hope, no matter what the
odds may be against them. am quite sure OF this,
II may judge from its admirable leaders on the
war In Europe, that neither the HERALD nor myself
have heard anything which should induce q suppo-
sition that the blessed melee We are 10, 10 likely
soon TO emerge from its chaos, aud assn ne all the
elements Of repose and YET IL appears that the Wise
ones Of the Bourse bad quite settled u that the tone
Of the speech would be trsnquiliz,ng, that this
exchange Of deco ATOMS between the Emperor Of
France and the Emperor OF Austria was the symbol
Of the olive branch and that M. Won Usedom's m is
sion would-lke the egg which binds up the stuff.
ing In the turkey-knit aud consolidate ths whole.
And nov, whom they come TO phrases such as that
Austria n 70 DO also thanked next year, II the war
the land army, consisting OF 5Sl 900
men and Ills 900 horses, "a to bs augmented by Q
levy OF men; snat the navy has ST. 000 sailors
already embarked and that the Emperor asks for
authorization TO contract 20 new national loan,n
n u really udicrous TO watch the various changes
az oountcnance upon the most msrcural Of stock
hrukora The funds immediately fell n. Is ), and
fhs war was clearly felt 70 DO 20 case, and no
niskaks.W A strong doubt seemed TO prevail
81 10 another national loan answering 20 wall
a. the last though have since heard that there win
~ induoemsnks annexed Of such o character that
khsre a no room for mistrua this head. The al.
Inspn In TIE speech 70 erry dying spidisr usteday
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MYSTERIOUS Case.

oar readers will remember various news para
graphs about the ship James Cheston. of Balti-
more which was found in the Atlantic abandon
ed. AID two augcr holes in her bottom. Capt
White, her commander one of the most eX
perienced ship masters in the country, and his
conduct in the affair is most singular. He de-
clareS that the snip was in such condition that
the crew were Obliged to desert her, and the
crew, who were received on the bark Two
Friends. make the following statement which is
entirely opposite:
On the 18th of February fine moderate wealth
or, -rt smooth the ship making very little water,
and in every respect in good order all hands WE Il
and on duty. with the exception Of one man who
iell from the topsai yard, with two ton butts of
good water, sufficient for % days allowance for
the crew. the ship was hove to TO await the com
Ing up Of the brig Two FL ni>,' coors hoistcd
union down. The boat was sent with message
10 he aiken off. which request was complied with
ny the captain of the 1.-TWO Friends" They had
met with no damage up to the time of the aban-
donment, and that when they left her they sound
Cd the pumps, and found thirteen inches of water.
The affair has been plnced in the hands Of the
L. ). District Attorney Of Baltimore, in order
that White aud others may be prosecuted, Capt.
White, upon arriving at Baltimore, was SO
changed that he was hardly known, which adds
much to the mystery which already surrounds
the affair.
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In Louisville, Ky. on Thursday last, man
from the North was, while in conversaton,asked
If he was an ab"litionist, and answered that he
was advised to leave the own,and he started from
the railroad depot in order to do so, but n mob
headed by the sheriff Of the place, pursued and
ought him, rode him on rail carried by nggers
hiacked his face and sold him at auction for Mig
Q +, : I then tool, him 10 drinking house. and
maa' the niggers hug and kiss him. They warn
ed him that they would kill him ifhe lifted finger
to resist, and the sheriff, though the victim did
not resist aimed pistol at him, and would have
,hot him but for the interference of bystnnder
from another State.
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LATE NEWS Ri THE NAILS.
GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.

RICHMOND, April, IL.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows closed their
session tremendously to day. The following are
the officers elected for the ensuing year.
William. IL. Cook, ot Carroll county, NJ. w.
G. NJ
Y X. Trout. of Staunton, X. w. ID. G.. VI.
John K. jackson of Front Royal, X. W. g..
".
Michael Seagcrs Of Richmond, K. W. G, Score
tary.
i. W. Tolor. of Richmond, Z. W. G. T.
w L. Highland, Marshall county, r. W. &.
{.
Jacob II. Robinson, of Lyuchburg, Grand Rep
I,,enta,i,r IL Grand Lodge to United States.
John &. Wadc.of Christiansburg V. &. Marsh
n.
4. II. Grant, of Richmond, ". G. G..
- rhidress, of Richmond, W. T.. II.
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Legislature.
The committee appointed by the Legislature
10 Investigate the charge of violation of their
duty, ON the part of the committee, TO inspect
the n uneres, met Tuesday morning. The Lady
Superior. Of the school at Roxbury testified as
follow:
Il should judge that the committee numbered
about twenty individuals. attended them in
their examination Of the house. One of the
committee. who gayc-di name as Mr.. Evans,
tafred after the others had left, and told me he
was once a Catholic in st. Mary's church Balti
more, ead that he desired to return to the church.
He asked me if | would give him permission to
yi,itne, saying he would like to have some pleas
ant conversation with me. declined giving him
permission. He asked if the Bishop would object
to his visiting me. | told him he would not though
We received bat few visitor.
lie shock hands with me twice, and appeared
yery lmiar. | was much offended at his con
duct thu n. and feel more indignant every time
tered the house, that a'lady sick When the
members of the committee entered her chamber,
| was present. They bent SO closely to her that
she has since stated that she felt their breath.
had previously desired the patient 10 remain
quiet, as if asleep, if the committee entered
While ! was conducting part of the commit
tee, other members Of il were going about the
house by themselves, examining the closets,
sinks, &c. | was not present when of the
gentlemen took hold of the rosary. Upon being
asked if she could describe the gentleman who
desired an interview with her. the witness replied
that She could not we'll describe him, but that she
could recognize him If she him.
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Escapt from JGii.

cu -, RICHMOND, Aprill, 1850.
Eeorge W. johnson, charged with the murder
OF Nathan hnrnett not long since. escaped from
henrlco county jul at night. lie effected his
escape by forcing the door OF his cell and climb
ing over the wall with rope. 1t is supposed he
'.'o , nave had assistance ON the outside Of the
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alenine DUN, German musician in Bos
ton M snteznS Il day or two since, burst bloc /
vessel which caus ID his death.