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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-15
CITY CNAL nER0T.

TUvHE subscriber has 5000 bushels Of Cool on hand
J. near the city, and wll keep on hand d all Nmes,
supply Of the best qualify, which he viii sell or Do.
liver tie ahosest notice. and at The lowest market
rates. loot. l, b7-n8i-8ml WIN. HOGAN.
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Special Notices.

NOTICE. THE temporary suspension Of Z. W.
Clark Brcs b. Louis viii not effect in any way the
regular issue Of Clarkes Detecter. r. L. Clarke, Pub
Usher Of Carkes Detecter, was partner Of the
above house. Yours truly,
n38 r. L. CLARKE.
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CIV are pleased to see the work on our
streets advancing; it has been needed for some
time. There is nothing that adds more TO
the appearance OF a town than nice, clean
streets and sidewalks.
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O. Why isa lady pulling on her corsets
like man who drinks to drown his grief?--
Because IN so-iacing herself she Is gsttiag
tight.
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LOOK to your TITLES.

ElINDING large number of the wapelio Titles
~ defective I have purchased d. c. Mitcheis ab
sract Of the County Records and having complete
drawn up.
Sectional County Maps, Town Plats and Blanks OF
all kinds on hand so that titles be examined and
property conveyed with little trouble and expense
- Several valuable Farms and Tswn Lots for sale
Feb. lS-n5l-M JAMES d. DEyIN
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SORE EYES CURED.
S T @ NJ 8 w A r e
POT TIE NY.
IN DAHLQNIGA WAPELLO C0IiNTY IOWA

HWOULD respectfully announce to the Merchants
LOT Wapello and the surrounding counties, that 1
have purchased Of Mr. L. Stewart the property known
- the "Dablonegs Pottery:" and am nov msnufActur
Ing and keep constantly hand large assortment Of
stone ware Of the very best qsAty. coasng In part
Of the following articles: sq.ss s.
jugs, Preserve Jars, butter R0ts,
Lard Pots and Jars, Chufms.
~ Fatchcrs. Mnk rans, &C.,
made In the State, aud ct reasonable prices
t. Orders BY mall or otherwise promptly attended
TO. Wares Of any else pattern made to order.
Dahlonega. Jan. 30. -51-d VIZ. eHOEMAKER.
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LOTS FOR SALE!

EVERAL Lots, desirable for private residences
- and at convenient distance from business part OF
the city, some lying the biu may be obtained al
fair prices and with usual credit by application to the
subscriber, or Mr.. G. Lawrence at his store or Mr.
Stewart, at his ONCE, above Pumroy Dickys DRUG
STORE who authorised dispose the lots In the
forenoon OF Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, ]
prepared 70 show the lots to any who wish TO pur-
chase. f# JOS RORERT
Ottumwa, Sept LIST, '57-n2T-tf
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To the unknown and NON resi-.
dent owner or the following
City OF Ottumwa, WapellO Co,
state Of Iowa.
H(ITY inlot No. 500, In the City Of Ottumwa Iowa.
~ The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
has been located through said lot.
Now unless the owner thereof apply to the Sheriff OF
said County, within 30 days amer the 18th day Sept
next to have the damages assessed for the right Of
way then the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Company viii cause An assessment thereof to be
made by the Commissioners appopted for said County
Burlington, Aug. 1lth, 81. H. THIELSON,
n2oAw Chief Eng Of n Z R.
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1857. 1852.
PACKARDss MEMORANDUM,
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND MECHANICS
iii A R I'D w A R E.,
IRON AND NAILSM
Sign of the Nammoth Paddock,
OTTUMwA, IOWA.
The cheapest place TO buy Hardware, Iron, Springs
Steel axles, and GLASS. at ~ ,,..,, sHtH
Wholesale q Retail.
Having just received from the Eastern Jobbing
Houses and manufacturers generally; large splendid
and well selected stock Of
HARDWARE,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, IRON, NAILS,
Glass, Butts and ScrsUs,
Locks and Latches, Springs,
Axiles, anvils; bellows, augers, bits platform and
counter scales,
RUBBER AND LEATHER BETTING.
Hemp and Rubber Packing,
PAINT MILLS, COFFEE MILLS,
Steel yards and balances shovels spades hay forks
Webbs saws; trace log, COLL halter and dog chains;
acks, brads, finishing nails lanterns, candlesticks
mill and bastard les and in fact everything generally
HOUSE BUILDERS
VIII find IL TO their advantage 10 buy their
GLASS, Sash, BLINDS AND DOORS,
OF me, as always keep splendid stock on hand at
| all times, and AZ prices & #
DEFYING COMPETITION.
My arrangements with Mt Pleasant Burlington, and
Chicago SASH blind and door manufacturers are such
that all orders len with me will receive my usual
prompt attention.
/ vr. :
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NEW SADLER,S SHCpt
Right FrOIlA Gle East.

VINHE SVHSCRIBER hegs leave to @
u announce to the people of Ottumwa and
surrounding countEy that he has opened
shop on Front street opposite the
CURLEW HOUSE.
assortment of
SADDLES, HARNESS., WEHKPS. AMI
RIDING BRIDLES,
OF Every Description.
And win do better with any one who win favor nm,
with cali and examine Ais stock, before buying else
other shop cam do, -
And ftrtherinore, the Subscribers own experience
Is ccnhdent, enable him to compete succ s.slav Win
an others engaged In it. 80
"a All orders attended to promptly Repairins
done enthe most reasonable ana the shortest no.
uce,t lJnly 2+n22-lsl n. b. MURPHY
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CArrLE Losr.-Mr. Sanford Davis, living
5 miles South East Of the city, has lost two
head Of cattle, a description Of which will be
found in another place.
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CLOTHING,

CLOTHING.
"AVING purchased Of ID. T. Davis large stock of
III Clothing In exchange for property, Offer ths
same At extremely low prices for . short time.
The Cdsh u what want and can and viii sell 10 w.
er than any other house In town.
Please call and examine for yourselves Remember
the place. - ts
CLOTHING STORE,
Opposite the Buckeye House, ottumws, lows.
ni6u H. w. BELTS
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NRksH PRuNEs. RAIsINs, FIGS, & CANDIES =
II For sale by [no11l J. L. TAYLOR.
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LIME WRITING PAPER BLANK BOOKS. GoLD'
II PENs.-For sale by tno11l J. L. TAYLOR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

Some highly successful experiments were
also at the same time performed with an
electrical log, invented by Mr.. Chas. Bright
for thcpurpose of continuously asccrtaining
with accuracy the rate at which the ships
arc sailing, and thereby OF enabling him to
give corresponding directions as to the rate
of paying the cable. SO as to prevent the
possibility of any unnecessary strain being
put upon it. The log is suspended in the
sea from the ships quarter by line, carry
ing within it a wire insulated by gutta per-
cha, which is in connection with battery
and electromagnetic contained within an in
dicating instrument on deck. This is so
arranged that, at each revolution of the
wheel below, an electric current is broken,
and, by the detection of a magnet which
forms part of the circuit, step by step
movement is communicated to a register
which indicates the distance run and rate
made by the vessel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

1t is stillsomewhat doubtful which, Rol
Inns or Stewart, is elected' Governor of
Missouri, though we incline to the opin-
ion that Stewart will obtain the certificate,
whether a majority of The people voted for
hin. or not. The villainy Of that party is
SO notorious that no charge against it,
where an office is in question is too mon
strous for belief. Itsis highly probable
that some '.Barstowing" has been DONE
The St. Louis Republican of Saturday says
Stewards present majority is IRE and Dun
kirk and Ripley to hear from; and the
counties of Adair, Pcmiscot, Nodaway and
Pulaski to hear from Officially. The In
teliigenrcr, however, makes Rollins A
ahead. with probable small majority for
Stewart yet to come in. f...., l..,.a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
Gently from GeneraI Atchinson ua he.

Gently from General Atkinson, we beg
leave to say to our readers, that from other
letters received from Kansas, we are inform
cd that tie pro-slavery party Of Kansas is
resotute IN its determination TO make Kansas
a 'SlaOe State. In consentiBg to become
democratic party, the pro-slavery men did
not mean to abandon their policy, but to
ut the minority it placed with them to their
support. The statements which have been
circulated in the South that they had acoui-
e e in Gov. Walkers schemes to make
n free State are utterly false. They
thoroughly understand and detest Gov
" aiker' with the authority and PATRONAGE
oil tue general government, might bereafteer
succeed in dividing, paralyzine. and Anal.
ly defeating them. This is possibIs P,,,
on the Dist of last month they were conf
dent of success, and would form a coOs.;'
tuition with slavery acknowledged in II Is
this constitutions referred to the peonle Coz
ratification,a is intended 10 refer IL onlv 10
he registered rioters, who riH doubtless rat.
fyn- We have more hopes in Kansas than
we have ever had. We hare great faith
IN the fighting capacity Of Southern men.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
Fnrci.n Markef,.

PER ANGLO Ssxox.l LIyxsrooL. Aug. H.
BREADsruPrs-The market for breadsufis close
dull. The previous quotations barely maintained
for four. There was little inquiriuy and the mar
ket closed weak The quotations arc-Wcs.ern
Cln,l 3G>Cs 30s Gi; Ohio 3ls@:'2s- Wheat has
experienced decline the inferior qualities of Is
ID; red is quoted ut sstdss i'd, white Is 3dd9s Cd;
co ing with the tendency downward.
Corn CLOSED dull and weak. The quotations be-
ing brcly maintained. yellow and mixed are each
uuo:el at 36s 9lal7< which is noninaIly 45s--
The weather 10 unsettled. The market for provis-
ions shows no decided change in any article.
PRovI-roys.-Po:k is steady at frmer spriccs.-
Beef firm. Lard firm At prev quotations. Re-
tail sales were made at 10sd1ls- Tallow has adj
ranced e triac on all qualities. but choice sells ct
6s. BIcon steady.
LONDON, Aug. ll.-Breadstufs steady but quiet.
Sugar heavy. Coffee quietand slow al unchanged
prices. Tallow firm. Wool, the auction sales were
progressing with spirit at firm prices and with strong
export competition.
The Lon don Money arkct Is very active at full
rates. Consols closed on Tuesday at e97 &c 90 for
money, and so for account.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. IL p. M.-Richardson, Spence
Co., report cotton, breaslstus and provisions very
quiet and unchanged in price.
London, "Wednesday noon, l2ta.-Consols are at
90I. 0903f.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

vious-when We shoot we aim at some Wis.,
iele object; they blaze away with their old
fnze without even seeing a bush shake.
Tightening the aenizens by the suddenness
Of the noise, bnt hurting nothing
We beg the readers pardou for occupy
Ing so much space in relation to the matters
above referred to, but we coull not we'll
be more brief. There are some other state
ments in the Democrats articlcswe wish to
say few words concerning, but cannot
spare the room this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
I.nkeyiIle.

We learn from Mr.. Stokes, the County
Surveyor, that Messrs. A. d. T. Co1ui'lar,l
and Mrs. +. G. Coquilard have laid out in
half acre lots, an addition to Lakcville,
nearly all Of which have been purchased by
persons intending to build upon them
Lea p johnson has already opened a store
there, and intends erecting another store
room and also a dwelling house. We
wish him prosperous trade, and the town
a prosperous future, both in population
and business. Being nearly midway from
South Bend to Plymouth, it is good To-
cation to build up thrifty villagc.-&.
10. Valley Reg.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
EzF- The white mechanics of Whining

Er The white mechanics of Whining
ton y. c., have made riotous demonstra-
ton of their opposition to negro mcchan
les. a house which had been partially
erected 10y negro carpenters was torn down.
A town meeting was held at which their
conduct was denounced, and reward Of
fered for the arrest of the ringleaders.
The above, remarks the Cincinnati Com
mercial, floats through our exchanges with
ont startling head lines-without italics or
exclamation points. but it is one of the
most significant items Of fact placed in
print for many a day. The white laboring
men of the South are here and there with
ing un,ler the degradation which the sys-
tenn of black slave labor, imposes upon
them, backed as it is by the political and
social influence Of the owners of that slave
labor. They find themselves regarded as
no better -han negroes, and that they are
scorned by the negroes and scorncd by the
master class; and the instinct of freedom
and the fire of the spirit that thrilled thro'
the pen that wrote the Declaration of In
dependence, moves them to Indignation and
resentment. There will be white labor.
ers' party in every Southern State before
long. .e ~. .,.i ..4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
Important Intelligence From China.
Seizure of He Island of Fornosa By tie
United States -Nacal Force ademitytor
fs,or,ro,, T;f;-e,s

Seizure of The Island of Formosa by tie
United States 1Ndval Force Iademty.for
41merican Citizens
AZ Correspondence of the N, Y. Times.
tf..1 t. 5. FLAG SHIP SAN JAciNro.
HoxG KoSe, Saturday, June O., 1851
stated in my letter of May % that there
was project on foot for the seizure of the
rich island of Formosa. by letter recei.'-
ed yesterday by an official, to which as yet
very little publicity has been given, learn
the following additional facts. They arc
perfectly reliable.
Some three months since Capt. j. ID.
Simms, of the United States Marine Corps
attached to the San Jacinto-was mys-
teriously missing, gone nobody but our ex-
ecutives known where. 1t was understood
after few weeks that he had been detailed
for duty; where and for what kind, was
known only to the elect. ltis now ascer-
tanned that his instructions were to pro-
ceed to Formosa, and in tho city of Fungs-
shan hoist the American flag and take poss-
ession Of the Island. 1t is to be held as an
indemnity for the losses sustained by Amer
lean Citizens during the present war
Ours being the prior claim will of course
he respected by the contending parties, be
they English, French or Spanish, all OF
which Powers have a finger in this pie.
This step has given the English author
tiles in China huge satisfaction, as every
successive step towards further collision with
the Chinese does. This, in my opinion, is
wise step towards securing our rights in
China, and safe way of making sure of
remuneration for our losses. Should we
seek territorial acquisitions in this part of
the rid, no more desirable portion ofthe
Chinese Empire, could be seized upon than
Formosa-ricli in mineral and agricultural
wealth, its valuable coal mines. makes it
a coveted spot with the maratime nations
of the world. 1t is only within few years
that its resources have become known, ow-
ing to the hostility and cxclu>iveness of its
people who are Cinnamon. Already there
is profitable trade carried on between
foreigners in China and its people, and it
only needs developing to make it valuable.
OF this matter, more anon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
No Extra session.

The Indiana Journal says His Empti-
ness. as 10. Wright calls Willard, has
finally determined not to call an extra ses-
sion. Reason-no Republican Senators
will promise to do as he wants them.-
Good. We approve their spunk. Why
not tell his own friends to yield? Is it
less their duty than it is the Republicans?
IL will not do to yield an inch to the ty-
rants--if we do the country will be ruined.
No State tax can be collected until the
Legislature authorizes it. - Al
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
Decision in Mrs. Cunningham. Case.

NEw YonK, Aug. 24.-Surrogate Brad
ford to-day rendered decision on the Bur
dell estate The decision is very elaborate
and lengthy and concludes by declaring
that Mrs. Cunningham is not the widow of
DIR. Burdell, and by directing that letters
be issued to his next OF kin.
New York, Aug. 24.-The suspension
of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co.
is announced to be in consequence of the
inability to respond to parties to whom it
had loaned largely on railroad stocks
There is great excitement, aud a deleterious
effect on the money market is feared.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
TT The New York Tribune has further

IL lhc New L 0rk Tribune has further
particulars concerning the sale of Fort
Smelling, Minnesota. 1.-THE reservation
covers eight thousand acres of beautiful
land at the junction of the Mississippi with
its most important tributary north of the
Illinois, the inevitable site of future city,
aud worth at least 500 per acre now, or
$500. 900 in gross, which sum we believe
it would have brought if duly advertised
and put up in lots at auction. Besides the
land there are the fort and extensive bar
racks, stables, de-, which have probably
cost the Government not less than $50 900.
This immense property, rapidly augment
ing in value, has been privately disposed
of for the beggarly sum of 100000, only
one third of which was paid down. There
is clear, unmitigatcd Galphinism of at
least three quarters of a million of dollars,
and schoeper got the liberty to sell engrotied
on Tie appropriation JW kno,cs rho las
made tie money" All the honest men in
the country of every party will join the
Tribune in the interrogatory following:
Will the President-who has never been
suspected Of making any more ont Of an
office than its salary-havc this matter
thoroughly ripped up? w
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
ANDREW l.. OSBORN.
The Ocean Telegraph.

SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS IN rAYING-ouT THE
CABLE FROM THE AGAMEMSoS.
From the London Times, August 3.
The Agamemnon arrived at Queenstown
on the Both ult., having been engaged du-
ring the trip from Greenwich in the very
valuable service Of testing practically the
form and suitability of the machinery to be
used for paying out the cable.
So soon as the Agamemnon had passed
the track Of the Submarine Company's ca
bic between Dover and Calais, in order to
avoid the possibility Of its being injured
by the laying or hauling mp of another line
at right angles to it, the experiment COM
menced. a IL inch shell was attached to
the end Of spare coli of the Atlantic ca
bic, for the purpose of sinking it rapidly
with strain upon it to the bottom, and
was then cast into the sea, drawing after 1T
a sufficient quantity of slack to enable it to
take hold OF the ground and to set the ma
chinery in motion. i
The paying out then commenced at the
rate Of two, three, and four knots an hour
respectively. The ship was then stopped
and the cable was hauled up from the bot
tom of the sea with great facility, by CON-
Meeting the small engine to the driving pm
ion geared to the sheavts.
When the end was brought up to the sur
face it was found that the shell had broken
away from the loop. by which il had been
fastened for the purpose of lowering It,
The cable when recovered, was found to
have been cleaned az bright as the spcci-
mems which have been so freely distributed
among the friends of the enterprise, and
which are so generally known.
r. The exterior coating of tar had beer
completely rubbed of by being drawn
though the sandy bottom Of the sea, ane
! attached to the iron coating CT the cable
were some weeds and several small crabs
which came up with il to the surface.
On the following day length OF cabl
was run out and hauled in with perfect sue
cess opposite the Isle of Wight. attaches
+ to an anchor. ~ lieihs>a1
The speed was increased in tliis case, I
five knOts.2 s4 e5a a9cea eeafl ~
During the afternoon Of the sameday
length of cablewas run out, having fasten
S ed to the end OF it log of timber. and al
: liter having been towed with mile and
half of cable, was cooled in again with sue
tcess. a 20. III. s;ss,Tn q .ja..sai q, .e.l
$ On "Wednesday, about half way betwee
i the Land s End and the coast Of Irelanf
5 another length was run out at the rate {
3 six and a half knots per hour, and subs
lquently hauled in The Aganemnon the
steered for Cork, and reached Queenstow
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
Election Of supreme Judge.

The indianapolis Journal seems rather
inclined to think that it will be proper to
elect Supreme Judge in place of Judge
STuAnT, resigned, this fall. ii
AS Hon. ~ L. OSBORN has consented to
be candidate for Circuit Judge of this
District, we suggest the name of Judge
OTTo, of New Albany, in connection with
the Supreme Judgcship. There is no bet
ter lawyer or riper scholar than Judge o.
in the State. ..,s...i,, -.,..f ,...s -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
g d II mgre;x..
Chicago Wholesale Market.
MoxoAr EvExIxe. Ang. u. 49,

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 81 1857.
FBDuR.-'rhe market inactive and to bring
1t into the range of the present shipping demand
considerable abatement from previous prices ~ouLI
be required On Saturday 100 bb!s Western sold
t. the trade a, $3.50, and today 10 b,ls Augusta
(Finc) ut Si,7,.
WHEAT-Was in better supply and prices of
Winter under q slack nqur, we're lower--l 900 iu
of Red sold at Ills IN store, wiicl, was &c above
the current pricc-5,090 bu OF White sold on rri-
sale terms. \ small lot taken for completing
IL rgo at 81 80 on boarl. Spring was ste,dy-3.-
80 bu was bought by ono party, $40 by another
nj 81 ,icC.l ~. We quote in store White Winter
No at 81 ,3O6r 30; No Red 81 ,l6; extra Spring
Sl,l0; Spring ,0s.
CoRN.-Wss in fair supply AMI was freely Of
fsrrd ON Change to day at slc for round lots on
board with few buyers. 300 bu we're taken ut
this. In store twas worth 6sc.
OATS-CrOwd the market at declining rates.
They were offered to-day in bugs at 35c at the de-
pot AMI in store wouil not bring over &c, though
: parties woull refuse these prises.
RYE-In light supply ut s5c.
BARLEY.-We quote at IDA zoe. rsrera
BUTrER-Was firm at lec fr prime. 4iiA
EGGS-Dull at IL "a BE p doz.
POTATOES-Slows sale AT Asa Soc
MESS PORK-s2i q 90 for heavy.
TALI.OW-Wanted at u &C
LARD-Firm at l6c. -t- .-.
SALT-Ffne i. delivered at 81 .e5 Isl. Coarse
at S2,l2i !, Dairy (:,2 sacks 70 bbl-) S2,'5.
LINES in limited inquiry at 81 b'h., in
bulk 81 % in tblS.. and :,5c additional retail
LEATHER-Thc scrson of active trade is ju-t
opening and better dem,nd alrcaiy exist. Prices
are firmly maintained except in sole We quote
;,e-Mid,llc weishss-30er3 BE; Over weights NJ
'e-s2c - h, rfcIalock Calf s1i,ts94c. French
Cal Stl2is q Die, Hrsnlock Hip 60 y, skins
5l0s a5c. r e8c;i Kip 15ta 81. sheep skins par
,ioz $46 6.e0.
HiDES-ti-ccn O.; Dry Flint lcta9c.
FRUITS-(;r-cn Apples Size - bill: Oranges
S6d1 Lem rs s1GtS; French Cases S9Gs9,J0-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

forced all before them. In the enemy's
camp was found an European actually lay
Ing tho guns He was literally cut to pie
ces by the enraged soldicry. 1t is suspect
ed that there ere Others in the city. Three
hundred of the mutinecrs tried to escape
by getting into Seraee, but they were seen
by our fellows, and a party sent to dis
lodge them. They fired from the windows,
when our fellows burst open the doors, and
rushing in, killed every one. Not one was
left alive.