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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-27

.nrWe have seen an article in the VinceR
mes Gazette, copied into the Journal as mat
ter of course, stating that 1t Gov Willard was
so intoxicated during his late visit to Vincehnes
that he had to be led to the cars by two of his
political fricnds-being unable to get there
without assistance. Now we pronounce thc
whole story fabrication, a falsehood in every
particular. There were at least twenty gen.
tlemen from Evansville present on the occasion
alluded to- some of whom were present with
Gov. Willard nearly all the time he was in
Vincennes, and who could not fail to know the
fact as stated in the Gazette ftrue, and every
one ofwhom will pronounce it false. The Ed-
tor of the Gazette was present when Governor
Willard spoke, and felt the biting sarcasm
of the speaker ''The CALLED jade" WINGED I'M
der 1t, hence this most false and malicious state
ment relative to the Governor.--[ Euar.suile En-
gairer. oa
There's sample of Democratic regard for
truth. Hundreds of ourcitizens saw and can
testify to the truth of our statement Yet John
B. Hall, Editor of the EoansuiRe Enquirer, pre-
nounces it false. If any falsehood has been told
we need not tell our readers who was the teller.
We heard the greater portion of Mr.. Wizards
speech, and ifthere was any biting sarcasm"
in it, we failed to appreciate it. 1t has been
intimated to us that Hall himself was so drunk
that he didn't know himself for good part of
the time--hence his most false and malicious
statement. Hall has right to get drunk when
ever he pleases. It's part of his political
creed. But in the case of Governor Willard,
who occupies high place in the councils of the
State-who is wearing honors conferred upon
him by his -citizens-we think he has
no moral right to demean himself in shame
full or disgraceful manner. No one regrets that
he did more than we do. We accord to him
many redeeming traits Of character He Is.
among the first orators in the State, and gen
tlemln of many estimable social virtues, hat he
needs to join the temperance society. As tits,
he is like VIM. Writ, before Writ reformed.
sss .so1e ,sz4s. ga. TiItaee ssses. GnzeHe
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LETTER, WELLS & BrRcH's MINsTRELs.--
We learn that these celebrated Ethiopian
Troops will give ore or two OF their superior
entertainments in Evansville sometime next
weei, perhaps Monday and Tuesday evenings.
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Our neighbor must certainly wear green
goggles. and thinks every body green but him.
self "Old Spencer has been redeemed" says
he. Redeemed from what? Why last Octo-
Der every Old Liner on the State ticket carried
the county the average majority being So and
they elected a rabid Locofoco Representative
to the Legislature. This year the American
party has carried the county, by an average
majority Of 2 votes. ''All hail old Spencer!'
Try it again neighbor en- some other county.
~ Il. Tribune.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE
Of 100 Choice Building Lott i'm tho
TOWN OF n AUDSrADT,
GIBSON COUNTY. md.

GIBSON COUNTY. IND.
SEVENTEEN NORTH EVANSVILLE. on THE EVANS
CkAwFoRDSvILLE RAILkoAD. ON
MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCT % ATT O'CLOCK.
Of THE PREMISES.
FMNHfS recently laid is well located the Ev
.slons kuo~ n as hAUBs STATION. The good
The surrounding dens E populated mostly BY Ger
modties Of which nuss senter al this where ali the
Railroad facilities extended TO this in with other
the route by the gh-ioned and liberal policy of
Gated neither from Evansville and
other there question but HAuBsrADr must
Lots generally 40 by ITO feet with nVenient street, and
alleys Title go d.
cash and half one with interest," secured By
on the premises.
Train Of Passenger Cars will leave the Railroad Depot
o'clock precisely returning At O'Clock the Of
md take all who wish attend to and from the sale FREE
co2s IDS Proprietor
ESTATE OF RICHARD II. COMBS.
ETTER testameatary have be issued to the undergn-
IL ed Exocuerx Of the last will Of Richard Combs
deceased The estate solvent set OF all
matters onnected with earnestly desired
oct's-sw MRS AMELIA COMBS. ExecutriI.
EDRINTS-5C Cases Aliens Prints handsome Styles re-
$50 Jas LOWE & CO,
oct22aw 4Is Main street.. Louisville Ky.
CASsiM ER Es.- pieces fancy Cassimeres newest
~ sles so do the Black Doeskn received this
Scsasd~ W 'A' y AIS Main street Iouisvills Ky
boxes assorted brands for sale by -
SEAMLESS sAtKs.-I.soo TIVE Bushsl Sacks. reed
o,a sl; day and for sale By MIA Ne LOVE coz
T STR Es.-5 sases eoiored Lu.tres
L. do bia.k do; received this day and
for sale JAMES LOWE Il CO
octzzdw AIS Main street. Louisville. KY.
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OTHon. Smith Miller paid us visit yester-
day morning He has been suffering under
the chills. but looks well as could be expect
adj -
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GrMr. J. Watt Smith, one of the editors
of the Memphis. Eagle and Enquirer, died ut
uias,city on the 10Th nst.of Yellow Fever.
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New York. Oct. "a. P. N


Flour-there is more doing in -four, and
market for common and medium grades fully
Is better. The demand is better for export and
home consumption and also brisk specula-
tive demand. After the publication of the
Africa's advices holders were asking from lac
advance, but no transaction of magnitude were
made-sales of 1900 bbls at So 52a8 IS for
common to straight State aud mixed to good
Michigan, SO 75a9 25 for common and good
Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, &C., and $9a11 for
extra Geneesee. Included in sales are 1900
bbls State for November at $93712a8 so, 1000
extra Ohio for December at SO, and 1000 State
to arrive before the 10th November at So rs,
market closing buoyant and nomiually Is
higher than quotations. In Canadian -four
there is rather more doing and market firm
sales 1900 bbls at So 75a1O for superfne to
best extra. Southern -four being better
sales 1900 bbls at seas so for mixed to good
and 62al0 so for fancy and extra, closing
with holders asking from 1a2s higher. Rye
-four and cornmeal in moderate request, with
out any important change in prices Wheat
rules very firm, with only limited supply
Prime white and red would probably bring
2a3c advance. Sales include 1900 bush
white Canadian at 2 12a2 Is, and small lot
at 2 10, $500 red Southern at 7Oa2, and
$500 fair red Western spring and winter
mixed at l IS.
PITTsBURGH, Oct. "a.
The first liquor case under the law, w. Ben
nett, defendant, was tried to-day, the jury re-
turning verdict of guilty in all three counts,
on rendition of verdict. Bennett being absent
the bonds were declared forfeited and process
issued for his arrest. LOOMS, the defendants
counsel, moved an arrest of the Judgment for
n new trial. The court remarked that the de-
PENDANT must be in the sherif's custody until
the motion was argued and Judgment thereon
given.
The case of James Shannon was also tried
to-day and will go to the jury tomorrow.
The cars on the Allegheny Valley Railroad
commenced running to Freeport to-day, a dis
lance Of thirty miles,
| Boston, Oct. "a.
i Ia A
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED. at the of the follow ng Lots, viz
" Lots Nos 81 3d. 81 aud 49, Upper Enlargement. Lots
Nos l, q 3. and .. in Block 3D. East Enlargement
the City Of Evansville cause the be filled
correspond with the City grade within days pub
Icaton of THIS in default tn. Marshal
directed perform said work aud tina
cruug thereby will be and collected sale
Lots mach thereof will salts said COSTS
By order of the Council
oct27dfOt WELL H. WALKER. Clerk
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BOSTON, Oct. a.
The Canada sailed at noon for Liverpool and
took out $150,000in specie.
Joshua Pierce, Secretary of Legation to
Russia is among the passengers of the Canada.
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CORPORATION NOTICE,

ORDERED. that the owners of Lots lying
~ adj the following ALLEY in the City of Evansville
viz: The ALLEY in the of Lots So &C 81 and o. Upper
Enlargement-Aey in the of Lots Nos. 'l3 14
6 49, u.s. l27 aud l2S Old Plan Of said City the Al
ley in Block 35 East enlargement said Alleys
isd correspond villa che City grade within
afer the publication Of this notice and defautthsre
Of the Marshal Is directed rroceedand have said work
and the and aerung thereby will be assessed
and coecsed by sale Lots living said Alleys
much of the will satisfy said lien
BY order of the Council.
oct27dlGt WELL H. WALKER Clerk
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SPENCER County GoNE DE2ocRATIc.--It
will be seen from the following that "Od
Spencer has been redeemed"
ArprroR-Crossley. DEM. e76
= hVeatch, K. E..................-......95 3
~ -
Majority: ............ ''.''.'....''.....'.'..'S
AL hail old Spencer. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 9,
Meets o'clock p. NJ their Hall Water street. over
the Telegraph oee first and third Saturdays of
month. ott25d6w
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Board of directors.

Board of Directors. -Ez zs.
John .; 4, Dsfrees wm. r. Nots:assr. Z. W. Talbot
& w Il Ellis J.W. Spencer. W. q wharton
L. r. BRoMwELL Sec'y. d. DEGREES. Pres't.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE -

virtue Of decree rendered BY the Court o. connsn
- Pleas OF Vanderburgh County at its last will
coed sell the Court House door in Granville the fol-
described real to the estate o. Msrta
all that part lot No "a in block No 81 In the
Eastern Enlargement of Evansville Indians thus bounded:
commencing the corner OF said lot az the intersection Of
Sixth and Main thence along Main 7h
three fourth the width saidio about
bpndredths feet: thence parallel 6th the Al
said lot thence it'll said Alley
aforesaid ant thence to the place Of beginning Lots
block the enlargement of said
Likewise Let 81 and 20 in Liliestons and Lcckhars
largement
The aforesaid property will the following terms
tevt one-hird of the purchase to be paid eash
third In six and in twelve this day Of
SALE the purchaser giving with security VITA
interest. and waving all relief from valuation laws
JOHN A. REITZ. Adn;ya
SWEET l. LEox4Rp. Auctioneers. setl7wH
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CLOTHS AND CAssIsl EhEs:- I
~ 10 Pies French Black Drilled Cloth;
4 10 do do Superior Black Cassimere:
Oxford Ribbed; received this day and fer
sale By sct2s JAS. Low 4 CO.. Louisville. Ny.
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RISING eUN INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
RISING sun, IND.

RISING EUN INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
RISING Sun. IND.
BOard of Directors.
8: Hsshssway . B. b, B. c Lo.ins. 4aegS g: Wells
VT. Pate. VIM. Il. Powell. George Gillespie.
B. J! HATnAwAT. Sec'y. 5. HATHAWAY. Prss'ts 3.
The stock both Of Companies is their
rzons ecnansd exclusively the State of Indiana
Risks taken uiiangs and befchandEe and also the
prem ,nm by q. O. GWATnMEY,
Oesa7-dsa Agent,
EVERGREEN SHRUBBERY AT AUCs
1zrI TION.
WWrE will sell at Auction on SATURDAY. Ostobef 2fth
Wv al one o'clock. p. NJ. at our Auction Rooms on
Ma street. Evergreen Shruhbery. consisting OF Per-
pe,uai Roses Arbority Cedar. Pine. Spruce &c.
oct2sd2t W00LSEf NELSON. Anctioneers
MUT UAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes. John S. Hopkins, Nm. Heiln1an,
Philip Decker, H. D, AAis, Nm r. Pres
ton, aud I'm. Baker,
THIS cOnPanyia prepared 70 take Figks apoA REo-
peTty situate In Town CeNatrY within the bouaas
Of the couRties Posy Gibson WAErck
APpleattOR may be made to the Secretary ethsz th
JERENIAH BEHs. see'ry. oct26dly
a 4 sAMUta. LISTER s.-HsuHshOla Words for No
IA veuBe[. oetle
TIE BIGEs "a c.ssass De Bss. f:s', q, s4fs
s-.a' Rs Main streOt, Lsuisvl.s. Ky:
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CORPORATION NOTICE

10 do Oxford Mixed Kibbed; receiFeu thls Jay iut
sale BY sct2s JAS. Low CO., Louisville Ny.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
nRDEREDthat the owneror owners oflot No 81 Up En-
u larzement cause Panksidewak be placed along the
front OF said Lot Frs. and as along the SIDE OF
said Lot extending the full width and deptn OF
said Lot within the publication OF this order
and default thereof the Marshal is directed to perform
said work and the accrung thereby
assessed and collected by ale Of said Lot or 30 much
thereof as will satisfy SAID lien and costs.
BY order of the Common Council. J.
oc;26dIot WELL H. WALKER. CLERK.
CORPORATION NOTICE
ORDERED. That the Of lot No IL. Upper En-
q Plank Side Walk laid along the
Northside of said Lot Water extending the full
width of the within days after the publication of
this order, and default thereof the Marh orored TO
said work and the aud secruug sher
BY will be assessed aud collected by sale of said et
much thereof will satisfy said lien costs.
By order of the Common Council
ec'2sdIOt WELL H. WALKER. Clerk.
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Proceedings of the City Council.
MoNpAY EvENINa, Oct. 22

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. ZZ.
Council met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
mt Mayor Hopkins, and Councilmen Steele,
Scantiin, Elliott, Hedderich, Kron, Kratz
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RARGAENS!-.CLDSE OUTH
COLBURN b HERSHBERGER WIN close cot their stssM
Of Dry Gsods at great bsrgans they wish = ehaaE
their business Their stock consists 81 food 81
Winter 0oods Fanneis satinet Lisey De Lsihs
Silks aids general 81 esiefy, GIevei
&e Those wish good pzices E2dbensf te
and examine befors purchasing else where.
COLBURN HEEsHEERGEK.
octiS Fosters Block. lat street. below MaiA. -,
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GOOD NEWS.


Tie New York Sun, the Cuban Junto or.
gan, concludes an article on Cuban affair.
with the following announcements
And now SAYS the Sum poor Pinto has
been sacrificed, the Qaitman expedition de.
Ieatcd, aud the Cubans' plans every where
frustrated. Well may the betrayed Cuban,
declare their hatred, and resolve to be indie.
pendent, not alone 81 their own Government
de JaciO, but Of their false-hearted sympa
thizers at Washington, aud wherever else
they have found them out. .
SO strong, indeed, is the feeling produced
among those who witnessed the ingratiating
displays pf official courtesies extended 10
Com. McCauley at Havana that they will
not now talk Of Snnexation as a possible
thing"
A very good resolve FOR Us and for them.
We hope they will stick TO il.
BY the way, Secretary Davis has been max ].
Ing an Administration speech TO his Missis.
sippi constituents at yicksburg. in VII ich he
declares that tie acquisition Of Cuba was a
darling object Of the President, and that but
for Tie refusal Of Congress to grant him ey en-
a vote Of confidence, Cuban annexation and
wal MlH OpdH WOulu nave UeeH ere tliS
matters Of history.
The Presidents message on the Black War
rior outrage, Mr.. Davis says, wasa stronger
war message than that which Mr.. Madison
sent TO Congress in 1919 and upon which
war was declared. The last Congress, how.
ever, paid no attention 10 Mr.. Pierce's war.
ike notions. Very wisely, we think. Very
oitrageOusly, according 10 Mr.. Dayis's views.
Fay. Oberro.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, July A, 1856.
The am or July.

To-day is the 10Th Anniversary of American INDIE
pendcncca day which calls forth the gratuations Of
people spread over the broad expanse from the At.
the Gulf of Mexico--a people enjoying the protection
Of one General Government and the liberal provisions
ofone Constitution, securing to all equal tights and
priveges-a people possessing interests dssimiar and
diversified, but not antagonstic prosperity Of one
portion tending TO increase that OF the other and both
surrounded by all those elements which tend to make
them great and happy nation. For these blessings
we owe deep debt Of gratitude to kind Providence
and should pray that may not be permitted to fall
into any blind folly which shall mar the bright pros
poets that are opening before Fears are sometimes
entertained, lest the dlscontents of unhallowed amb.
ton and the yagaries Of anacism shall bring about
severance of the Union and the destruction Of the Con-
stituiion under which have so long lived and pros
pered. But may not hope that there is enough Of
patriotism in the country to Withstand those assaults
and may not that patriotism be aroused into action BY
the obseances Of this day. well calculated to revive
the recollection Of the generous deeds and wise preceps
of our fathers! May we not trust that on this day the
people will be aroused anew to cherish aud reverence
our glorious institutions, and that fresh glow wfbe
given TO spirit Of patriotism which shall avert for ever
the evils which threaten us
Impressed with view Of our dependence upon Di.
vine Providence for all the blessings we enjoy as ma
tion il is proposed that the day be observed in this
place by appropriate religious services and as We eH.
pect to anticipate our day Of publication, so as to be
able 10 join in the services will not be too late to
publish the following notice for the information Of the
citizens generally:
]. A Prayer Meeting will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. at o'clock on the morning Of the
4,h. The Rev. X. Burwell will eonduc, the services.
.. Religious services will take place in the Presby.
terrain Church, at Il o'clock. A. NJ. An appropriate
sermon will be delivered by the Rev. H. T. Hudson.
All christian denominations are requested 10 Join in
the services, and the public generally are invited to a.
tend.
The Magistrate Of Police requests that the stores
and shops be closed, and that business be suspended
during the day.
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dafd and other ani.Amercan prints are growing ossr
what they call "a tremendous reaction a. shownhy
the result Of the recent election in Norfolk, Va. il
turns out, howsscr,io have been no Ic-acton al all
Mr.. woOds. Democrat. had been an excellent aud
popular Mayor. lie had friends on both sides. Many
who affiliated with The American party refused 10 vote
against him. pnd others actually voted for him-so well
had be fulfilled the duties q biz ofhee. He vas re-
elected BY majority Of ~ votes. But how was il with
The other portions Of their ticket With the exception
Of the Mayor aud Gaurer. the American lsuy carried
their ticket By majoutes ranging from pslo 960elset-
ing u out Of - Couneilmcn!
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speech OF Hon 4. ]. poner.on.

We invite attention TO the speech Of the Hon. An.
drew Jackson Donelson recently delivered al meet.
ing IN New York. called 10 raiify the proceedings
Of the National Council Of the American party. !,
viii be found in the preceding columns. Mr.. Donel.
son, i will be remembered, the nephew and adopted
son Of Gen. Jackson; Was his Private Secretary d..
ring his administration and an approved Democrat, Of
the Jackson school, Like the old Hero he /. attached
70 the Union, and regards with disapprobaion every
scheme which may tend % IL dissolution; il Is not
surprising therefore, that he should be found co-ope.
rating with the American party. The facts which he
states. 10 show the departure o. the wsscn, Admins.
tation from the landmarks Of Jackson Democracy arc
well calculated 70 impress the honest portion of the
old Democratic party with the conviction that 4 is
high time for them 70 look % their principles. and see
i they have not been led astray. Pierces Democracy
Is certainly very dsren, thing from Jaeksons The
speech is well worthy 81 . careful perusal.
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Gjr The Platform Of Principles, adopted recently at
Philadelphia by the American party, j. an important
document, and should &c widely circulated. We have
therefore nude for il the las, page Of our o.
per, and shall keep il standing for some weeks The
public mind j. fully aroused on the subjects embraced
in tina, platform, and many persons making inqu-
ries with reference 70 the principles Of The American
party. Here, then, The principle. Of the psn, are
boldly proclaimed. All may read lhem and Judge Of
their claims 70 popular support.
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81 Johns COLLEGE from M. town

81 Johns College --Delegsles from this town
10 The recent Masonic celebration, on The 25th.
Al Oxford, inform us that the occasion was n,nst
pleasant, and ,hat The cornerstone Of he new
college 10 be erected by The lsbon and under
the superiniendcnes Of The Masonic fraternity Of
ibis State. was laid by The Gland Master. G.
II. jordan, IN doe and ancient form. The Rev.
Leonidas u. Smith, Of wauenion. delivered an
able and appropriate address. We understand
lha, The number Of Mssons from dilTeren, paris
81 The Stale, was large. and that The ceremonies
we're very imposing.
A member Of The Masonic fraternity, We point
with pride 10 this effort in the cause Of Educa.
lion. now being made by is supporters.
WI Hs,aH.
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gr The Standard commenced It's attacks on Mr..
shepard after his acceptance Of the nomination
candidate for Congress in this district, and hes
kept npiis FIRE from thai day this with but little in
sermission From late number Of the STANDARD. il
appears tina, NJ. Shepard has thought proper aads
70 these attacks, and TO reply with severity.
Whereupon the worthy editions affect great surprise,
being startled Al such bodness on the part o. NJ shep.
ard. and at to pu, stop to il threaten him in
manner which would DO credit to the Pope himself, il
engaged in uiterng bull Of accommodation against
vile hereto. Il would scem that the STANDARD
docs moi here desire religion and politics 10 be pa
rated i would have Mr. Shepard practice IL most
we're precePt" when smten on one cheek to turn The
other also" Blu, il appears that M shepard has net
arrived 70 that degree 81 perfection he is more incln-
ed TO practice the old Mosaic law, "a tooth for
tooth" lie holds to the duty Of sedcience, snd. il
i ready deal blow for blow il need Be-. The
threats and bosel arrogance Of the Standard We can
not supPae will have erors enough 70 drive Nj. shep-
ard from his and We shall no, be surprised Il
the violence Of the Standard nlllifes sc Is il did in
the Congressional election two yean ago.
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Horrible sulcide.-we IL

icrsburs Inielligeneef tina, NJ Fnes Charlie. stain
back Flour Inspector ior that city and represented to
be one Of the most accomplished business men there,
committed suicide on the 27lh uli., in Ct Of mental
alteration. Upon examination d the body say. Tho
local reporter ior the InleIligeneer cut va. found
70 ihe right 81 the navel about three inches IL dsms-
Ter. inflicted with sior. from which h. enlrais pto-
iruded presenting very horrible aud nauscstins spec.
taels. His throat also cut from ear 70 car, tho
windpipe being entirely severed Mr. slainbaek
leaves wife aud sir children 10 mourn his lo.s.