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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05
KEYSTONE MARIE MORRIS.
.kkEf STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA.
s. f. JACOBY s co,

IMPOBTERs q and dealers In The various Foreign ard Do
mestc MErbles statUary &c hyYe constantly on hand
large and select afsoTtnet Of MANTLES TOMBs MONU-
MkATS, TABLE TOPS, kc, Of every description sx.
ceed by any Ia tie city, for beauty symmetry finish
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TIERS furnished at the shortest notice. with Marble o. every
description and pattern, whether Fore Domestic either
finished in the Slab or Block The mOst accommodating
terms.
We especially invite Atssni stock on hand.
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STATEN INLNND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Office No. John St, 2 doors from Broadway.

NEW YORK.
TNHE signed propretors OF this eab hment have
for a long time Che senior tn-r OF the hn, Nathan
Barre r 81 years been prosecuting their business at Sta
Island. They lave spared fort expense especi'
ally ia last yea excel 10 all the hranrheso their
a and have successful in attaining high degree OF
Improvement the machinery and pparatus for
dressing different STYLES Of goods as in pract cal artistic Skill
In dyeng and LADIES' SIX Satin and Merno Dres5-
es great improvements have been made In large prop"r
ton Of cases. hese articles msd-. In color and nnish
very nearly in appearance goods Crse NhAW
Cloazs Mantilas Velvet Gsments also very sue
cesfy Faded and stained geo Is restored or re
dyed.
Lace and Muslin Curtains Carpets, Rigs and Tabe Gov
Cran,ed and Refnshed Damas and MOreen Curtains
Beau ifuly Dyei Also, Rib Ds, Hosiery, Gloves &c
Orders execu ed with care and despatch.
Goods received AMI returned by express
Goo kept sube 10 the cl n II the owner y months
BARRETT, NEPHEHS CO,
Janis Gm John St, doors from Broadway, n 7.
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER 4 sCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING, S46 and S4s Broadway.
Late No. so NasSau-Street.
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New York Millinery.
MRS. SIMMONS
wholssals and Retail Millinery and straw Coed
Warehouse, SEA Broadway, New Yerk

whoissals and Retail Millinery and straw Goods
Warehouse, 564 Broadway, New Yerk
FRA "a Earop- ioF he eEpress parpo.s q az
NJ ircng novelties f the sPrug Trade, shch w argiv@
and be dy ir uspeetgn on Aboet he esf o AAFrh
southern All WsateTu Merchants sad Nass 4Es rsfpee
fsily agitsd % eAl TIE eee p1rchksins
essshsFe. fzften Bonass k2SAys A@nd Ala sset sf
sxprsss 30 aay tdir,ss. kls-sA
TNCLECTIG EIAfsAZGSF.-fls ~ Ferssis 9sga-
II sas Forrsn Airraiars Ia vrsFy rrfi; snd tsrig
sasti e. witt 1ssoa tAs esst naxaEie rushei "
eosprs<s ths eaoiosst srtcs ne - - fpeAkef
81 ne l.anr Eoasrn QlartrFss and nssasinss and he
pssaerisns q thsiF ged P~na Onistag ARISES q
nr srtsncs he Amrfean rssdsf, u e1sFs % ~ pal
soas sFss aaoaIt 4 aisFasy ue2 - q PeFaaasai sAas
afn s71ai pssce.
IAs Eelsssio pzshhsd "a nonhy nllb<s q itt paRss
sseh aut nsknf thrts afEe Noluea y<aF, and ueaFig
isoo psres sEbssihcd vHh tuaTs spisrd RaFtFAils
ssnFulss rersaut hsori a. fucrts t3 pr " v
ms JaRasry aanaeef b Eia4 nea Eulaoe Sss gssd
ans sahsssDs. olden ior he uork aie 81 cited.
Ad4rsss VI. IA HiDWELL,
kA9 lfs Nassar slress. Nss Yof +
WANTED.
AOO RARREfS IA 30, g. EAish tAs 'gAsai maf.
N..hwsn. - 4 1AVtR FIlnHRa %
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A HAItGAIN,

IN OAK TANNED LEATHER BFLTiNG.- The suhseri
L her oilers ot Of abouI 800 feet of PRIME oak tanned
5eather Betting widths tom inches, a. cost
l. a-hpriess of N,w horAl s-d per G.. Any soon.
-osq JNo wTST.
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NE w FIR ".

IT J, N. fI Ik y & EIs =. TEAtI.
] have formei partnership under the name 3 -
Vie Of T. }. Seabuy Co and taken the stock sA
and and Il J. N. Srabury O., ia Cooper's Block, E1
Cherry street, and Sun0uuc TO their friends and the public,
thy they are prepared evey description Of
n the PLUMBING business in he n-ate.t most sub
sanual manner. They viii al-o rnsh and ~ up Gas FIX
tur,s IN the h.ndsoGes yrs They resp ctfuy solicit
share Of public Jau2l
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IMPORTANT
TO EOUSEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
she hOPe mills,
II Fulton Street and n Beekman Street New York,
Principal once 1c8 Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos Sc 81 80 Hudson Streets, Jersey City
THE PROPRIETORs OF THIS Long AND WELL
1 KNOWN
Coffee and Spice TstabiiNhment,
Continue prepare the best PharmaC teal
Powders in use. for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &c They also prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of daily in every family,
which they oder the most reasonable terms Cata-
logues sent to dealers who request them.
X. H. = q. s>TIAM.
N.B.-Consumers advised to inquire for HoPE Mus ar
augl-lY
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InHN RAMAGF

1OAHBING.-A tAuiy room can be ed By hb
II ,toa AZ No CS North Market street Ao, fes sea-
,isusp can gsi board by ths dag or vesk. fsas
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Balance Nett Profits for the year......... gf %
As unfavorable ~ the above sstrnent will appear he
Board 10 announce that since he lt
very lerabe amount have been reported; view of
Nhch hey have deemed eXpedient order the liquidation
Of tie anss q the company and for the speedy
compt hment Of this oect they have made assignment
to p WHARTON, Trustee, h, will every exerton
70 wind up the rs Of the Inst ion the earliest pos
shle day II il hope that the assets Of the Company viii
enable him tn me- every just demaud
Holders OF expired Policies notified that the liability
a the CCmpony will Osn aud after this date, and
aised obtain Insurance else where should their
demand it. Pre iums will be refunded for such uneXpred
erm. - y WHARTON Trustee.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. VI. PETTINGIIb cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
l19Nassau Street, New YoRK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE.
P Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both In the United states and
the Csnsdas.
L COTTENET 81 Co., Importers Of French and
Il other European Goods, No. AS Broad street.
aug3l SIS
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wv Al g. hecLkLIAkD ars eesns sli snsa s'sss :.
w AZ Conks aud Tamas, At very Eeancrd prsesa =.
Casa - as NssOgoatsa sess, 81 saA - oosgs s~ss1
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05

The General Commission Business heretofore eondur'ede ey
Psrkins Campbell Co viii be ndasted without nisfFaI
S,eis@iso.vu PERKINS CO
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JUST PUBLISHED,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhIIa.,

JUST PUBLISHED,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhIIa.,
ID EPORT on sPERMATORRHoEA or Seminal Weakness,
II Impotence, the Vice Of OnAam, Mastu baton, Selt
Abuse and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, with
Of the and deceplons of Qaack and valuable
Advice 10 the Afflicted, by GEo T. CALHoUS, D. Consult
ing Surgeon Of the Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
benevolent IDsttuticu established by special endowment
or the ef oi cf AMI distressed affected with 'Viru
lent and Epidemic Diseases" copy of the above Report
will be sent by mail % sealed enVelope) Free o CAarGe,
rrceipto Two STASrs Or postage Ad Dr. GE0.
R. CALHOUN, 30. 2 SOath NKTB st., Philadelphia, Pa.
deci7-d3n
NOSIC CE.
THE co-psrtneEshp Of Persns, Campbell Co., Of the
city, is this d.y dissolved by mutual consent either Of
the partners having the Of The name o the am 10
liquidation. W VI PtkhlNS,
W. b. CAMPBELL,
NEv oRLEAxs, Dec. 9, lsaS. sAA'L 2. WALhkR-
In retiring from the Commission Business return
thanks TO our friends patrons and eheeuy recomT6ud
and iAe partner W. NJ Perkins, as altogether
worthy Of their confidence and patronage.
W. q. CAMPBELL,
sAM'L p WALkER
The General Commission Business heretofore eondur.ed ey
49, .frs.F .NlEfFH la1Fsg
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JOHN s. BRIEN.

ATTORN Al saw,
Iofaes No so Gerry street. Up stairSI
NASHVILLE Team,
ITAvISG resumed the przstice the Law viii desots
II hnssa eKriusiysy to tlis duties q hs ps0fsssOa.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.

hftflNtb IdIr DAY
4 NOTlIFB Choice Lnj Of Fine Shirts, with and witNon
~ collars yAroIs puoys, AL warranted 90 a. well, an
g. b. made better than any tthcr style Of Shirts
frts F-r sale by J. o.. NcGtiI.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05
MARCH 5, 1856.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS,

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of VS. sWYA
WEIR, Nc. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.

DNTES g. FRANCE, NO. I Barclay ST.,
ID N. H.-CdttiOn-None are genuine except they have
the stamp Of the Patent All manufacturers aud sellers IN.
frnginR, will be prosecuted according TO law.
mar24-1y
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05

INHE partnership heretofore existing der the style
nlIs MooaE Is this day solved by mutual consen
arm. \. d ILLS,
g.,oa-fw Q G. MrOhE.
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PATENT MACHINE
Agricultural Implements

Agricultural implements
AT mANUFACTURERS PRICES.
II. .. w L. il il il II
II IN is Io H. I. Yssinaa's al 'ii W.rshoa.s, S<4
Market street a well assorted stock of C4lA>
Agricultural and HORTICULTURAL ai1a4znAAAl1z.41s>
inpiements and Toos lsurh as Corn -hs.fs caltiya-
tors Darrowa Barnh's Corn Drills End Planters stump
Pas rs and Lever Jacks sud HousefnrniShing Gods,
which he will se az Manufacrurrrs prces, CO.'S sdted
He has also for sale GRASS eEEDS Aad st - c0PPkR
KETTLES and sIEEF IROs STUVfS.
PeFsons IN EAnl q Tso Home Powers ThrssheTs NOV
,rs Rea srs Corn shcrs u - ID n their ORDERS
he don Eisnd imPort any hat net previously
g.r.a III i-cS-u
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05
DR.. ]. w. MORTON

DIEs u " . MOAAON
JJAs removed his residence 20 No lO2 North Coese st
II The partnershp q Drs BRIGGS MORTON "a ssgutn-
ued. oes heTs0isre No. AZ Cherry street janr-lm
white Lead.
600 KEGS Of wm. o. Stockton Cos brand Of PURE
ZOO WHITE LEAD, full weight, snd very white
For sale BY CHURCH ANDERSON.
WANTED, FLAXSEED. FOR which the high
estm market price viii be paid, IN Cash. iaAs-u .
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Marshalls Uterine Catholicon.

nNEof the srvvrsst OF uterine disease that have
- met Sth m thirty years active experience praetl
toner Of medicine the of first calling
on 70 tn virtues of MAFhas Uterine Csthoicon. The
lent Sas EAricd woman and TIE n0ther of children
She had hecn occaoualy toubled with discharge similar
10 the Ses, and had had trouble with her monthly
peros but considered herself in good health She
tak with shoo ing pains uuder her rght shoulder blads
which az erward extended III along the Inc. She then
toubed with headache and great debility Cold
shuddTng pairs and hsshs % heat ud shoot the
whole body The organic d cul Of the womb finally E-d
in complete prolapsus, that she ud down With
ou. pain There aud aching in the ck and
uncontrcble desire 20 lie The sof s day khc had
n,usva, with hot and dry kn, al crcal
eondit'n. Cand1T compes 20 that many % thegs
syn poms appeared sfer undertnk the cass, aud r. best
skill codi comma nd failed 20 thsm-1 n ash the
sponsb hy almost ton heavy andac nsgtti with
medical pre- fes,or In New York City led
Msrshts Uterine CAthol con. TIE change q mp
uder and than "a - eet state % heal n
gradual hut the ShOe process as tesutsl az tie Ad
ual devil pemen ~ plant from tie ed to ps frat
eousart Ct q f5T slS months attend by cmpets
and though several years hava elapsed not ths
sghest symptom = IL health has b. rIperis need Since
then have ue t co1stny and dono uore than of
simple ia tice wheE say thst Il h emiuenily worthy pub
ie eouad,nce W. TUBNOCk, 81. NJ, Indiana
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1855 g. 7. an :. z. & ss:sa I ..s
kAahwsla, 90. l. DAVIS rILoaER D 90
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To ne G-Ggsr.Serg Company.


Genlsne7-i looE upon u as an act Of Qualification
vel of duty % in you q experiences with rexard
e. harshalPs Utefas Oatholcon. have b, a practising
physician br som- years and have awsy found
8mes img ossibie thse knlvn 10 uterine
Nj brethren In tie nsdra pFufssen have ssays o0keJ
upon these complaints neurabe anl they have much
mented their ina bty discover a remedy. Having heard
Of your prepsrstion-MarshaIs Uterine Catholcen-And
knowing that mani had been benefited By It's use thought
my duy 90 give u most thorough investigation The fol-
loving he result Of four careful trial have always
Jund t successful In Characterised BY % The %
loSrg sympom Great heat pressure and bearing dOwn
in the uterine organs; q weight basdsr
cumpAnied by and squcnt oee pass water great
nervous s1eiement About The time a he non by Psrod
with rreguAr dcharse being mes abundant, and
20 other tmes scanty and cdt Weakness and soreness
Ia tie bach, headaches rrtz0tY 0f temper, eh
ness naulruee vomtnK irreg arty of the bowels burning
In The stomaeh wsghs IN the g0ns aad small Of the tack
crEShng and pnEing various parts 81 she BODY, And
great general u uneasness. here many other
symptoms connected Eih these npsnts ard have
srTsed them well decr5e M The various eerdcaes and
public of your company ought ssy that in tie
complaints eAascd - h- "turn q lie" IN elderly uAes
vel - In hs case of younE gs last coming % maturity
AArAhAls Uterine Cathoeon y sinfshbe Yours, truly
BENJ. n. klTTREDGk NJ. y.
~ Thousands ss other esruhcaiss are on aie.
rorsdeey ALKX MACKENZIE
II College sEsst, NAsEvuIh
And eysevery DfRsEts. In thsfStAts. ianN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-05
PRlNG STREET BRIDGE COMPANY

SPRING STREET BRIDGE COMPANY
DOOKs wn BE- opened ~ the ofics u LINUSLEY A
ID CGOCkkTr, G8 College street on iNpAf, the 23d
INST thc purpose of receiving subscriptions 70 the Cap
ta Socs oi spring ~ eel Bridge Company, aud S be
tspt op-n frou dsy 20 day Until stock Sufficient sub
scb- organize the Company provided 10 The act In
cooperating AID OluPauy
JollN SHELBY.
NICHOLAS uOnSnN.
JOHN D. McFEGkIS, iCommisstos
ISAAC LITrON,
iyls-u A N.R LINpsLEY.
AaoI NI ot.lkEI CEnEEIItk.
meeting Of the Stockholders Of She Mount oANet
y Cem~trry, held the once % Lndslry Crocketa,
this day, the soloSng Eeatlemeu we're GnaaiHonsJ
elected DiFcctnrsa
AVS Lndslsy, J. ". RIAdrks,
d. ". Hat D. A Herman,
A. Nulssn. J D. Aorsan,
G. ". Nance.
Amer the tlectlon the Board and oFgansed. A. v.
= 4udsey elected Prtsdsnt and g a Mace, sSers
tary and tTuasurcr.
The CempAay i psrmansntly orEHnised and active
ststs ~ BE- taken immedaicy - lay % the grounds 10
handsoEe stsy Rhi 10 hrins the ios Into uAFteI u 10
be int nlon % r BoArd o DIRECTORS q sEts sapense
pains 70 maks n Each Crmetsry tse wealth aud
saitt community TCquirr.
A. v. 4 LISDSLET, President.
@. NJ. AAsaH, ssoEstAFy.
sept Z. Ia serH-u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-01
Mr.. Buchanan, South.

judges Ranney, Birchard, Fuller. and
other Buchanan stumpers, in this neigh.
borhood, gravely assure their hearers,
that Mr.. Buchanan is rs good a free
%eoiler. as Joshua r. Giddings; that it is
the grea; end and aim of The Democratic
party 10 make Kansas a free state; to
extend freedom, and circumscribe sla
very. They insist also that the cause
of freedom will be safe in the hands o.
their party. and tell their hearers that
no single act in the life of Mr.. Buchanan
con be found on record, which was not
on the side of freedom. To show how
Mr.. Buchanan's position is viewed in the
Southern States, and what his friends
say of him there, we clip the following
from the Eastern Clarion, a Buchanan
paper. published at PaulIing Mississipi i
in answer TO an article from the Chicha
sahay Advertiser, a Mississippi Fillmore
paper, which article we also give.
A rabid Mississippi Buchanan paper,
pnts forth q bold defiance 'to any one.
to point to a single vote Of Mr.. Buchanan
involving the question of slavery, that
was not on the side of the South and OPP
posed to the AboliiIonists."
An equally rsbid Buchanan paper, tie
Providence r. l.. Post, on the other SIDE
Of he negro line, where Freesoilism and
every other shade Of negroism prevails
with equal holiness puts forth a defiance
that Mr.. Buchanan had "never uttered
a word in defence Of slavery, or whis-
pered a sentence in favor Of its existence,
or cast a vote which any honest man
would construe into a wish 10 support
the institu ion"
Somebody is evidently lying urder a
mi. take. Will some one set at rest this
vexed question in old Bucks history p
The man South says he has always been
Tor the South. The North man says he
has always been for the North, and each
detes contradiction. Perhaps the astute
editor of the Clarion, who has so long
had a loving eye cast on old Buck, has
made himself acquainted with all the
great facts Of his history, and can cor
rectly inform the people of Mississippi.
who are anxious TO be informed upon
this interesting question.-Chickasahay
Advertiser.
The Clarion is of the opinion that it
has. already, correctly informed the peo-
PIE of East Mississippi of all the great
facts in Mr.. Buchanan's public history,
and repeats the defiance ITO any one. TO
point 10 a single vote OF Mr.. Buchanan,
involving the question Of slavery. that
was moi on the side Of the South, and
---l L. L. Al-l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-01
More Buchanan Rufianism.-Fathel
Findley Badly Beaten.

Our readers have often heard and
read of the p;ous, aged and eccentric,
Father Findley, of the Methodist Fps
copal Church.
W. take the following cou Of a
most infamous Border Rufian affair
which recently happened at Lewishurg.
PEBBLE county. fom the Eaton Register:
RENEWED DEMONSTRATIONS OF BORDER
Observation-Disclosures the Hon. L. D
Can pbell was addressing the Republi-
cans of Harrison Township. at Lewis
burg, Preble county. Ohio, an aged
Minister, Rev. j. B F.ndley, had occa-
sion te leave the room for a moment
Whilst u he was followed BIZ some
cowardly assassin and knocked down
with a stone or bludgeon only a few
PAGES from the house, where he was left
IN a state of insensibiliIy. Some time
elapsed before his friends learned Of his
critical condition. He was Immediately
conveyed 10 the house of S. Singer, ESQ,
where medical aid was procured and
with some difficulty he was again brought
too. sufficiently to inform his friends of
his true condition and the cause of his
present suffering How long will this
state Of things be allowed in an intelli
gent and law abiding community.
AN OBSERVER.
Lewisburg, Sept 16, 1856.
A short time since, Sam. Medary of
the Statesman, aS>ailed w. G. Deshler in
with a cane
At Tifin, a German was beaten to
death for hurrahing for Fremont, and in
a gang Of Buchanan rufians
beat a m IN senseless for the same offence.
And now an aged venerable clergy
man is assaulted. and brutaly beaten
for daring to open his lips on political
subjects.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-01
Outrage On a Minister.

The pro slavery r~ufians in Kansas are
no respecter Of persons and prof, ssion>.
The Reverend George Lewis. formerly
minister of the Welsh Christian Society.
in Des Moines County, Iowa. emigrated
to Kansas about a year and a half ago.
and made a valuable claim near Lecomp
ton. The Hawkeye publishes a letter
from him to the Rev w. Slater. of Bur-
lingion. giving an acrount Of the burning
of his house by the Border Rufians on
the night Of the first Of September. We
copy an extract and commend it to thr
Buchanier apologists of, and sympalhi-
GERS with Atchison and Stringfrllow.-
Mr.. S. writes:
"The U. S. soldiers conveyed word
to my family that there was an intention
10 burn my house. My family moved
away and took what they could of with
them to the U. S. camp, and then Mon
day morning my family came back and
moved nearly every thing away, and
Monday night, my house, with three
others, was burnt TO the ground. l had
to leave home Saturday evening. because
| thought it unsafe for me TO remain. and
| am sill convinced that / did not leave
any too soon, for had ] remained al home
ill Sunday. | would have been taken
prisoner, or pressed into s%ervi:e By them.
fer they came to my house and one of
them said 10 my second son, who is in
18th year, Il know you are an Abolition
ist.' and taking out his revolver and
cooking it, said i will shoot you The
boy, upon hearing such a threat fell to
the ground, when another. who either
had a little more humanity about him.
or was not so much under the dominion
of King Alcohol. stepped forward and
told him, If you shoot a little boy. i
shall shoot YOU and the boy was saved.
Some time on Sunday, | understood they
rode through my cornfeld as though it
were a public thoroughfare. and ever
then have been riding through all
the Time. ] presume all my corn is de
strOyed. which was all l had for the next
TO depend upon for the support OF
my family. | am now left without a
house and without anything to sustain
my family C5evei0nd HsrOId.