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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
miscellaneous.

The following communication was
written by Democrat of this place. and
was intended to honor the columns OF
the M. C. Democrat. Why it did not
appear in that sheet, the writer can ex-
plain.
Our columns are open for the discus
sion Of this. and all other questions OF
public interest. We do not hold ourseil
responsible, however, for the views Of
others. unless we give them a special en-
dorsement.
For the Republican.
Our Saloons.
Mr. EDIToR: Permit me for few mo-
ments to occupy the attention of your
many readers BY giving me- brief space
in your very interesting paper, for the
purpose ofsaying few words in relation
to our Saloons. You are aware. sup.
pose Of the great temptations which are
always connected with such institutions.
but | must soy that around and within
onr saloons-,he saloonsof Plymouth
are more snd greater than most people
are aware OF. You could not. if you
were SO disposed. enter some of them at
any hour, but that you would find seated
a. the able one or more setts of men,
playing "Euchre." Seven up" &c., or
in other words Gambling,
Young men who. six months ago, could
hardly have been induced to enter one
oi these places. may now occasionally
and very easily be induced to play with
some OF their Manifestation friends
for The drinks. cigar, or perhaps oys-
ters. | have heard Of some who were
caught plsying-ihey said--for drinks,
bat if the truth were known. they were
playing for money. Look out, BOYS. II
you don't want any one TO know you do
such things, don't do theni. This is my
advice. You a:e talked about IN the
street and ia the social circle, csnsured
sni denounced, in the strongest terms,
for doing so. Rene mber that your future
rpu,aiions. 10 great extent. depend
upon the company you keep in your
youth. Habits win naturally be formed
which il will take years. and perhaps 9
lifetime TO rid yourselves Of. SO be care.
full.
Ii was my misfortune to drop into on.
OF these places not long since. and Will,
watching some men, young and old. whs
were playing ''Euchre.n there mas wo
man entered. and took hold of her hus
bands arm; and tried ali manner OF way.
to induce him TO go home with her; but
no. he would not do it till he got ready
She rssorted TO tears and enlreaties bu,
all to no purpose. and she was com PEELED
TO seek her home alone!
Oh! We men who have wives and care
not for them; what is your doom? 1t is
your privilege you say but is il your
duty? Do you know the anxiety which
they manifest for you, knowing you,
wheres bouts? If you do, you must be
hard hearted thus to use them.
Our Saloon keepers are very accommo-
daling-yea in some respects too much
so--par!iculsrly in the line OF drinking
and gambling. Were they situated in
some communities, they would every one
Of them be brought before the Grand Ju-
ry a, its FIRST sitting. How viii it be
here? We will see.
/ FRANK
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

anything wrong. The passengers went
back 10 Christiana. routed the landlord.
who had fires made and did oil in his
power to make them comfortable. Com
ductor Dslany came on to this city. pro-
cured another car, returned to the scene
of the disaster jus, as the passengers had
finished good breakfast, and brought
them TO this city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
Spirif OF fIac Press.

I'VE published an article last week
relslive to the Charter of the new State
Bank. from a Republican paper. .-the tol-
lowing is from a Democratic sheet--one
of the ablest edited pa pers. on that side.
published in Northern Indiana. We ex-
peci to have something to say ourself. ON
this topic shortly.--ED. REP
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

Having recently received large additions ~
our Job Office, in the way Of job and Gard
Type, OF the latest and handscmest xfy)p..
We are now prepared 70 execnse Jobs of - ?
~ descriptions IN style inferior 70 - okh6r
establishment in n,rhtrn In.isna.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
ADVERTISING. /.

{rEx LIKES Or LESS BREWER. MAKE SoUARE-)
One square three insertions or less, 81 90
Each additional insertion, 25
Business Cards inserted one year, 90
Legal advertisements, must be cash in adj
vance or accepted security. Advertisements
time not marked will be inserted till forbid
den, and charged az the above rates. i9o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

[" A Miss "S,eed." lady of brief
stature. having lately married a man BY
the name Of Curry" after a weeks ac-
quaintance, Brown remarked that i, was
an exemplification Of the old prcvsrb-
"a short horse is soon curried."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
From the Fort Wayne Jefiersonian.
Apply the Test.--The Crisis Demands IL

Apply the IeSts~-I ne CrisIS Demands IL.
We. trans2ose from the head of our
leading column 10 this place, the follow.
ing resolutions. We ask every Democrat
to read them:
'Resolued, Th,t The. Democracy Of Iu-
diana. ssrepresented, in this Convention.
hereby reileraie and are.sfirm the time.
honored principles Of the National Dem
'ocratic Party in opposition to Banking,
aad all other chartered monopolies. and
solemply disclaim all responsibility for
the passage Of the bill at the last session
ofshe Legislature. commonly called the
State Bank Bill. democratic State
Couveption, Jan. s. 1856 I.
The principls ayowed in the above
State Resolution is fully endorsed by the
Democratic National Convention. June
1886. when it resolved that It Is a HrcH
AND sAcnED DUTY Of the Democratic
Party sTo RESIST ALE nosoPoL,Es AND
EXCLUSIVES LEGIsLArIos FOR The BEN arr
OF 7ns FEW AT THE ExP1ssE or raE
MANY 'fe sa"ssi $50 = =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12

oT German prince in drean N, saw
three rats, one fat. another lean, and a
third blind. He sent for a learned Bohx-
man gypsy to interpret the dream. The
Fat rat" she answered. "is your prima
minister. the lean rat is your people. and
the blind rat is yourself."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
q he Repub blieam
IL PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
~ BY |. MATTINGLY.

" paid in advance, 81 so
At the end of six months. 90
IL delayed until the end OF the year, so
failure to order discoriinuance at the
expiration OF the time subscribed for, will be
considered new engagement, ard the paper
continued.
g7 No paper will be discontinued until all
arresrages are paid, unless at the option o:
the Publisher.
III The above terms will be strictly ad
heIed 10.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
NOTICE

'ENHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the South Feather
n Water Company are hereby notified, that he
nnuaI meeting OF the CompBny will be held at the
nicr at torbesiOwn, on the tFst Monday In January
S57, at l2 O'Clock. noon.
]. WARREN MASON, Secretary
datd'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont
D of the District Court. Ninth Judicial District,
in and for the County of Butte and Stale OF Ca"r-
min 10 IN @ directed and delivered com uding me
to mike the sum OF eleven hundred and iifiy seven
sixty eight one hundredths dollars tsl.!j1 on prn-
cpal and interest of debt. and Interest on said am
nj The rate OF two per cent per month. from The 2Slh
day Of February. A 1851, until PAD, ana lhc sum
twenty eight dullars and fifty cents costs of suit,
tnge, her with all tho costs accrung on said writ
wherein c. e. Goodwin and Charles Parks are The
plai. tiffs and Daniel Carlisle is the Defendant.
have seized and levied upon and VIII sell al "uh'c
sale to the highest bidder for cash. on the fourth
duy Of April A. y 1857, NJ the h'ur OF two O'Clock,
f. NJ all uf the right title and interest O! the above
named defendant. in and 10 one house rIlu1ted N
the town OF Oroville, Butte County, CRllurha-suld
house being about twelve by twenty tour eet on the
ground. aud one and half stories nigh, plntcd
yellow with shed or kitche IN the rear. standing
az or near the END and directly ia the line Of lincoln
street next To Feather River together with All of
defendants interest in and Ia the lot or grounds upon
which said building is situated. Also, all OF De-
f.udant right title and interest IN and to That crr
lain piece or parcel OF land lying on the ,aslery
side of Lincoln Street, la the rear OF the htusa
Lccnpted by Mr. Sovereign, together with small
cabin or house situated on said lands occupied by
Defendant said grounds being he halt next to the
River, OF lots number, i've and six ~ block number
fifteen "a laid down on the tpwn plot of Tie town Of
Oroville Butte County, California.
The above sale to take place nj the Court House
door in Oroville, County and state aforesaid.
p. FREER. sheriff Baue County.
March H. 1857. mll'4w
The above sale spcned tlll saturday April lt,
1857. Sale to take place ut the CoW House door.
between the hours of two and three O'Clock, p. VI.
apltd p FREER. Sheriff Butte county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
SYIERIrr'S SALE.

pDY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER issued
Id out Of The y strict Court Ninth Judicial Dis
trict ia and for Butte County and the state of Cali
tnruia TO me directed aud delivered, commanding
me to m Ike the sum Of two hundred and fort, one
thirty nine one hundrcdths dollars. aud interest
thereon from the 36th day of February. u l-51.
until paid aud the further sum of nine hundred and
twenty five seventy four one hundreahs dollars, and
interest thereon until paid, from the Goth day ol
February d lrj7 aud the further sun at seventy
twenty one ndredthS dollar, costs Of suit, together
with all the costs acCrulng ON said order, whcr IN
WIN HawleV \ Co are the PhIntilf-. and Thomas
and Harriet Edwards are the Defendants, will IN
pursuance of said order. sell At Public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, ON the llth Day OF April,
u 1871 nj the honr of two O'Clock, 7. NJ. all the
above named defendants right title and interest ln
and to the mortgaged properly described IN sad
order as follows That rtln piece or parcel o. hand
situated in LVnchburg. Butte County, California. and
bounded as follows. being Il corner lOt--on Ia" south
aud easl by the public square. and on the nOrth by
lands owned h, Nr Brady, and on the west 10y lands
owned by w. Croker. aud is six feet deep aud thIry
feet wiIe-on the same is sltated what Is known rs
the American Hotel in front of said house stands two
large trees
sale 10 take place n! the Court House door, In Oro-
Vile C,,,nIy and Sia,e aforesaid
p. FREER, sheriff Butte Coun'J.
March lih A y 1887. mll-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
New Store and New Goods
D.F. ClLL---yRArEg and TABOR.

NE,TUERE f. will be found he largest assortment ot
w Cloths, C4s-m"rcs. Oe>ktn> ana silk Nes'-
IugS of every description, over offered to he lcnS
ol Oroviiir Having cmplo,e cd The services or hr J.
G. BALLOON IN the Cutting Department, feel c'nii-
dent IN saying that my clothes viii be manufactured
a style aud work mduilke manner Unsurpassed bv
any establishment ia the State Come and lr, me,
and Judge for yourself My stock also consists ot
Custom Nnde Clothing, Genlleman's Furnishing
Goods ef every description, Rube & Co.'S Best Mole
skin Hats. Prices to sult the times.
The latest styles received hy every steamer. milf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

w. b Montgomery -''ert. between Ensa and smt"r
,.rvris san fnnciscu.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
K or S ale.

sA@a, TIE Mill property, Dwelling House. known
b;,H as CARY'S FLOUR MtLLF sacramento
t1lI The Mills are and have Deen n active opera
tion for the past two years, and make seventy 10
eighty barrels Flour per day. No brand of Flour
made In the State is superior To IL. Regular cash
customers take. all the mill can make 1t is very
desirable and profitable property. Can be had on
reasonable terms.
II not dspoSed of before the 27th inst, 1t win be
sold on thai day AT public sale, the proprietor in
tends leayi~g for the Atlantic states the steamer
5th Decemuer. tn2I k. ID. CAkl.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
Bear it in Mind {!

yuyHAT ALI. THOSE who wish to purchase Gro.
n ceries, Provisions. or Hardware, will find Il TO
aher interest To call at The Fire'proOf Brick store.
opposite the Daily Butte Record Office, Myers street.
d6 j. M CLARK Il BRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
STORAGE! STORAGE!

A SAFE PLACE TO STORE GOODS can be
- found nj the Fireproof Brick store, opposite
b Daily Butte Record ofiice, al low rates.
J. M CLARK & BRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
SHERIEr,S sAAE.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out of
Nd Justices Court, W. :. Stafford, ius,ice of the
Peace. in aud for Dpbr township, HGtte county
California to me directed and delivered. commanding
me to make the sum of one hundred and forty eight
flty eight one hundredths dollars debt, and the
sum of forty five eighty one huudredths dollars
costs of suit together WIKI the costs accruing said
writ, wherein 7. :. Carlow and u. {. DoWner are
the plaintiffs and . Kyle is the defendant, have
siezrd nnd levied upon, and viii sell at public SALE To
the highest bidder Tor cash, ON the eleventh day of
April A. ID. 1851 at the hour of three O'Clock, y. VI.
all the right, tile and interest OF the above named
defendant in and To two shares one sixteenth of
IA certain mining claim situated at Cherokee Fat,
Butte County, California, known as the Eureka
Mining Company, and bounded as folows-Com-
east corner, thence in nurtherly direction two
hundred and four feet 10 an oak tree blaZrd GA two
sides thence on line along the bluff eight hundred
and thirty four feet tou stalk. titty feet tOa white
o tx tree which tree is marked as the north west
corner of the Prospect Mining COmpany's. thence
ON "A line parallel with the westerly line of Powell
Cos claim seven hundred feet To stake marked 2
C., thence on - line parallel with our north west
line Ave hundred feet to point 1t which there is
stake marked VI c. which stake Is on line with
the westerly boundary of Powell n Co.'S chin.
thenc, on a line following the boundary of Powell
COS and Lewis Y Cb's claims 10 the starting point
The above sale to take place ii the Court House
door in the Town of Orovir, county and state atore
said. Z. FREER, Sherin Butte county.
March 18th, A. ID. lT57. ml6'lw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
PUBLISHED DAILY (sUNpAYs EXCEPTED
WEEKLY QUITE RECORD

For circulation iu The mining and agricultural dis
trics Of the colnrN. viii contain the local and general
news of the week Iuterspersed with Interesting mis-
Scllnneous rending matter Il will contain twenty
'i@tt columns of reading matter. nnd ~lll he one 3
the hrgesl and cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
Salc. Published every Saturday. TCrn.-Sj per
Annum six months. ~; three months. -.
AnVERTrsEGESrs. per square 0i ten lines or less
hrst insertion. - 90
Ench suhs"quent Insertion. I 50
cR" \ liheru ,teiurrion " III be mndc In favor Of
those who advertise by the wear
GJ- Business rhri- inserted on ren-onuhcterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

AGEi-Great Blcssngto to nkind.-nnocent bnt Po-
tent!-Dr. h. J. Czapkays Prophy hylaclicum, (Self Dis
injecting Agent-) sure preventative against gonor
rheal and syphilc diseases. andan unsurpassed rem
.edy for all the veneria scrofuous, eangrcnous aud
cancerous ulcers feiid discharges from the vagina,
uterus and urcthra. and all cutlneous erupons and
diseases. As innoculaion is Il preventative against
small poy, so Is Dr. h j. Czapkays Prophilaclcum
n preventative against syphilitical and gonorrhea
diseases. Harmless in itself, It possesses the power
of chemically destroying the sypnlltIc virus, ana
thereby saving thousands from being Infected with
the most oathSome of all diseases Let no young
man vho appreciates health he without Dr. Czup
kay's Prophiiacticun II Is in very convenient pack
ages, and will he found convenient to use, being
used us a soap. Price s.. For sale ut DR. l.. j.
,Czapkays Office, Mmory Hall, corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, san Francisco.
All orders must be addressed to h. j. Czapkay,
D., San Francisco. California. nl4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
TERRY NOTICE.

NIOTICE is perehy gwen that the undersigned will
" apply 20 the Boart of Supervisors IN and for
Butte county, al the May term therot ~ -, tor IA
license 10 keen and run n Ferry across Main Feather
River in the township of ophlr, county of Butte. AT
the terminus of the Fonrih Avenue. laid down on
the mapo the Carlton eslate now on file in the Re-
cordeT's Office Of said couny
Id FRAKEs!
Oroviile, March 3d, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08

The stockholders Of the South Feather Waler Com
any are hereby notified that the meeting called o.
t,,nTe u adjourned to Monday. FeD Sih, 1851 o. IL
cluck noon ior ,he election Of Trus,ees to serve TIE
;nsung yenr. j. WAkREN AAsON. sec J.
January 1857. No-4"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
FERRY NOTICE

NOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
" will Apply "a the lIoarI of Supervisors ~ and
tor bnie County, at the February term turreuf In
1877, for License to Ferry and Bridge acrJss
the Nundle Fork of Feather River. "A lew rods nlrnge
the Junction of the North Fork ofsaid river
SYLVESTER 4. SAVAGE
OroVIlle. Nov. 10 l-l6. ~,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-01-28
Attempt to Extort Money.

A base attempt was recently made 10 ex-
tort money from the Rev. Mr.. Hobbs, a very
respectable Methodist Clergyman, Of the Bo-
rough of Bethlehem. About two weeks ago
he received letter from man named Pit
,enger, residing at Freemarsburg, charging
him with having had Illicit intercourse with
his "belter half" and demanding 500, threat
ening at the same time to prosecute him if
the money was not paid. Instead of COM
plying with the demand Mr.. Hobbs very
properly entered complaint before Justice
Rauch and had Pittenger arrested for atlemp,
TO exlori money from him. Upon this pro.
ceeding the latter charged Mr.. Hobbs, be.
fore the same magistrate with adultery and
he was also arrested. The.woman appeared
and testified TO The details, time, place, &c.,
Of her intercourse with Mr.. Hobbs. Both
parties were bound over 10 appear al Court
Subsequently Pillenger voluntarily called ON
Mr.. Hobbs and confessed that the entire
charge against him was false and unfounded
and that the object Of himself and wife had
been 10 ex,ort money from him; he appeal.
ed 10 the mercy Of the man be had intended
10 injure and begged bis foreisness.
At the instance Of Mr. Hobbs, the case
was settled and the prosecution discontin.
ued,-Easson Aygus
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Special Notices.

Honoway's Ointment.--Enerustsd Sores
Few external disorders are more loathsome
than this |, is, however, very common, es.
pecially among children. Sometimes The
face, sometimes The head, and in many in.
stances The whole surface of,he body is COW
cred with scabious ulcers. Scroiula Is gen.
orally at the root of This Disgusting complaint
but whatever their origin, these excressences
are speedily removed By the application Of
the Ointment. Scurvy frequently develops
itself in the same way, and therefore no yes.
sci should leave port without supply of this
malchless preparation. The Pills, from theis
powerful detergent action upon the animal
fluids, facilitate the cure Of external diseases.
and Tor all complaicts Of The stomach and its
dependencies, are absolutely infallibls.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-01-28

DEcrDEo.-Lasl week the Supreme Cour
of this State decidsd the case Of The contest
ed Judgeship between Hon. Henry D. Max
well aud Hon. j. X. Finday in the North.
ampton district. The former of these gen.
temen held by appointment from the Gov.
enor, and the latter claimed by an election
from the people. But as the predecessor,
Judge Mccartney, did not die three months
be fore The October election, the Court deci-
ded such election was void, and gave the
bench 10 Judge Maxwell.
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Exciting Trial.

Isaac S. Shurlock was last week put upon
his trial al Philadelphia before Judges Alli-
son and Conrad Tor the killing oil Philip S.
Clawges a merchant on The 5lh of Novem-
Der las, at Guys Hotel. The defence is
that Clawges had setuced the wife of Shur.
.ock, and that while the brain of the hus-
band was on fire from the first intelligence
OF The dishonor he shot the seducer when
he frs; met him. The prisoner was al the
time in the employ of Clawges as book
keeper, and the evidence showed that he
was of industrious and correct habits and
sustained good character. In the evening
after he left the Store Of CIawges al o'clock
he was accustomed 10 go TO the store of Mr..
Woods on Ridge Rood and post books the re
often until after midnight. Here his wife
often came and sat with him until the close
of his labors. He is 22 years of age, and
his wife 90. There was also some evidence
OF hereditary insanity in the family of the
prisoner, aud the jury returned verdict OF
"not guilty"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-01-28
NO FAMILY

Can afford to be WithoM Mustang Lin
imeat in their house. The many acci-
dents ,ce are liable to, may render IL ne.
cessary any moment, and nothing is CO.
pable Of per- eJorming such a certain cure.
(Ertract. "M lifting the kettle from
the fire IL caught and scaieed my hands
and person severely-one hand almost
to a crisp. THE torture Vas unberabie.
IL soas an aWfM sight. y Tbs
Mustang Linimsnt seemed 10 ertract
the pain almost Immediately. II healed
rapidiy and left no scar Of account. C..
Foster, Broad street. PHILADELPHIA
II is truly a wonderfM article. IL tpili
care any case Of Seeding. Barns, StiG
Joints, Er,ptions or Rheumatism. 70,
Horses it should neuer be dispensed
toith. One Dollars soorth of Mustang
has frequently saued a ualuabie horse
IL cures Galds, Sprains. Ringbone,
Spavin and Founders. Be,care of i'm
ttafions. Sold in all parts ofths habi.
liable Globe.
BARNES g. PARK,
[52.] Ptopretors, New York.
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rF- The new coinage bill passed by Con

T The new coinage bill passed by Con-
gress H how law and in operation, and
"fps" and 'levies" will soon be as scarce
as hslf dollars. The Government, officers are
required by this law 10 receive Spanish and
Mexican quarters al 20 cents, the "levie&''
at 10 cents and the Sip" at five cepls, ma.
king these coins of no more value than our
own decimal currency, the pfe,iest and
most convenient currency we can have
When received at these rates at the Post.
Office and CuS'om-honse, &c., they are to
be sent 10 the Min, 10 recoin into American
pieces. "Fips" and "leviss'' have had their
Gay, and with them goes the opportunity oil
small fnanciers 10 shave the public four pei
cent. in giving change.
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g During Washing toms administration
three new States were admitted into the
Union-two slave and one free. And Wash.
ins,on's Immediate successor admitted oil
that applied, without pausing moment 10
inquire into the domestic habits of The peo.
pie. il was none oil their business. If such
was the practice of those illuslriuos patriots,
why should We depart from their paths 10
follow such creatures rs Sumner, Wilson,
G'ddinss, Parson Bescher, and the rest Of
the Abolition crew?
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-01-28

SERIOUS AcciDEET.-On last Friday seri.
ons accident occurred at The work of the
Columbia Coal and Iron Co. in Beaver twp,
where the Company are building railroad
and bridge from McCauy's Mountain over
the chasm 10 the Caiawissa Ra:lsoad. The
earth had been undermined along The hill,
AID slide brought in the superintendent
earth upon The workmen and carts, killing
four men, breaking The leg of another (who
has since died) end the arm Of sixth
Two horses we're also killed.