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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-09
Dated hpril Sd. 1857.
AMENDMENT NO. 4,

AMENDMENT No. 4.
Resolved Jy the Genera assembly of Mc State o,
Ohio, three-fifths of the members elected TO each
house ccncurring therein, That it be and here
by is proposed TO the electors of the State, Oh
the second Tuesday of October next to approve
or reject the following amendment as substi-
tute for the first and second sections of the thir-
tecnth article Of the Constitution Viz: Corpo-
rations Of every description shall be created
and corporate powers granted only by general
laws which shall define the powers, privileges
and immunities and prescribe the duties and
liabilities of each class descriptions of corpo-
rations. but the General Assembly may enact
special laws or the relief of corporal ions in Pc
culiar cases. and may make special provisions in
regard to corporations in eases wherefrom their
pecaliar location of interests such special prov-
sions are required. and may from time TO time
alter or repeal all such laws, rs are authorized
by this section.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Dated Anri1 3d 1857
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Marriage Notices.

MARRIED-On the I'd inst: by the Rev. j.
HEsELL, Mr.. ARCHIBALD UHL, and Miss
SARAH WOLGAMOT, both of Hardy town.
ship.
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Aew advertisements.
Estate of Lucinda Mckee.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed was, on the Nth day of March. A. D..
1857, appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of Lucinda Mckee, late OF Holmes
county, Ohio, deceased
CHARLES E. MCKEE.
April Cd lS57-w4*
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O. U. - S. B.

TTNION CHAPTER No. 1, o. .. S. B.,
~ meets every Friday evening at their Hall,
Craighead's building, Main ST.. Millersburg,
Ohio. Brothers sojeurning are invited to attend.
March 5. lS57-yln2S.
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Notice.

DERSONS who have been accommodated by
i the subscriber with credit, are expected to
call and settle their accounts Immediately.
J. II. VAN BROCKLIN.
Millersburg, Nov 9th, 1856. If
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EEP 1T IN MIND THAT THE PLACE
~ to buy the Genuine Morton's Gold Pens
that are warranted is nj COOKS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-09

DURNING FLUID THAT Is FLUID AND
ID that amt explosive, at COOKS.
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To the Ladies.

rRINOLINES, or Hoops for Ladies' Dresses,
~ new pattern, just received and for sale
at the Book Store.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-09

no YOU WANT LIGHT, GET A LAMP
IL of almost any description at COOKS.
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Garden 4 Field Seeds

A LARGE quantity of all kinds just received
n and for sale at the Book and Variety Store
Call before il is too late to get what yon want:
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70 H0rSe-BreedefS.

Ia ENERAL TAYLOR
GTTG 20 " the celebrated thorough
SE Il bred honeAS HGssE, (by this
this county, and favorabiy. too, Judging from the
number Of friends be has won. and the patron
age he has received,) will be kept this season
in this place, rs usual, at the American House
Stables. Those wishing to patronize or examine
the Horse, can do SO at any time.
1t is conceded by good judges that he is the
best Horse in the county, and second to none of
the highly celebrated Morgan Horses in the
world. He is six years old: is of a dark brown
color, with heavy black name and tail, and
black legs, and handsomely proporiioned; is a
frs.-class trotter; is over fifteen hands high
weighs nearly 1900 TBS, and is the best muscled
Horse in the State.
sY In getting up my placards. I omitted to
state the fact, that GENERAL TAYLOR took the
first premium of the Holmes County Agricultu-
ri Society. at their Fair for 1856.
TERMS.-To insure $1,000
sE-Customers from distance furnished with
stabling or pasture at moderate rates.
sB-For further particulars apply, either by
letter or in person. 10
J. X. BUTLER,
lNalcrs5urg, Ohio.
April ID, 1879.
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TyOR A GOOD WATCH OF ALMOST Ey.
i cry description price. goto COOKS.
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MUSIC IN FRONT, BEHIND, AND ALL
INl through the house. Violins, Accordeans,
Flutes, Flies, DC. Lots on 'em, at COOKS
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Blank Notes of Hand.

PRINTED, on fine white paper
~ for sale by the dozen or 100 at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07
GUIDE FOR TRArELERs AND OTHERS
-
Raiiroad Linz


RICHMOND, FsEDERIcksBusG AND POTOMAC
R.uHo.p soius North, leaves twice every day.
1snniax evenings excepted at O'Clock q. M and
AT n o'clock D m for the Potomac River where a
sfesmer 10 tsken for Washington, thence by Railroad
to Baltimore, &c.
VInctS1A Central. goirs North. leaves thts o;tv
tuc. daily (Suadsy evenings Pied at O'Clock
a m and u o'clock p. m for GordonsviIie where
thew corr sct with the tvains of the Orange and Al
,xsn6fis Railroad, for Alexandria Washinston Bal.
tlm2re. &c.
RICHMOND AND DhSvILLE-Besves Richmond at
eeleok a m ard connects with the Southside Road
At the Junction at l2 o',look m, Sundays excepted.
RICHMOND AND PETsssRuRe-Lesves this city
twice every day (suadsys excepted at 81 O'Clock
m and 5 o'clock p. An accommodation train
lesves here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday ct
Sceisek s..
Fer Norfolk, &c.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
WaIthsll, thence by steamer WM SELDEN, Capt.
VIM c. Smith. The cars leave the Depot every Mon
6sy Wednesday ard + idsy moraiuss al 81 o'elook.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, CHpt. John Davis
leaves her uhsrf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
osy and Thursday mornings at 81 O'Clock m, for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at ali the regular
landings OF the River.
For New York, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain Parrish.
leaves every Tuesisy evening st O'Clock for New
York touchins ST. Cjy Point snd Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning at III
O'GiUok.
For Philadelphia. &c.
Ey the steamships PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA
sr6CITY RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday spd Thursday stopping at City
Point ana Norfolk receive freight and passenger
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

HISTORICAL EVIDENCES OF THE AUTHENTICITY
OF THE BIBLE RECoRD.-The Paris correspou
dent of the Journal of Commerce thus alludes to
the discoveries made by Sir Henry Rawlinson in
Assyria, confirmatory of the Bible Record:
"Among tbs recent public lectures in London. Won
may be struck with that of Sir Henry R.wliason on
late Oriental discoveries in reation 10 ths Bible 1t
occupied nearly hour and .lf Sir Henry sx-
7atiatsd on some of tho most important Of his
discoveries in Asyra, constituting q vsrf cation of
lcrpture histo,y; he illustrated hs topic by numer
GUS drawiAgs and models taken from IRe sculptures
now Ia the BriIish Museum. He could induce by
abundant coincidence, the authenticity of HOLY
WHIT 1he earliest period to hch the insc ri ptons
he had found refsrred sbout two thousand years
be fore Christ The whole country of Assyria had
been vacated in tn of his research ss null
tutide of inscri ptions had bssn decphered and in
many instances they confirmed, in the minutest de-
taila he pages of scripture and explained passages
which had hitherto been obscure. The instances
which he had cited TEEN with instruction and f,rce;
the nterpr. tation derivation of in particu
lar.
The earliest connection of the Chaldees and In
dians and the Babylenan mythology; the ethno.osy
geography of the Assyrans the historical records
all iiiestrated In every there is entire
agreement with the Bible. The lecturer inferred
from his studies that the Hook of Job belonged to
time about seven hundred years before Christ. In
tha inscriptions there period OF nearly Thousand
years, without the mention of Judea but during
that period there inducement for intercourse
between the Assyrians and the Jaws. 1he visit of
the Queen of sheba to Solomon was verified. so
the wars between Semnucheio and Hez,kiah
There four distinct septives of the Jews Some
inscriptions refa1red TO the time Of Nebuchadnez
Ear oh5rs threw light the existence and actions
of Belshsazgr. no was joint King with his father
Minus ami who shut hi Ilsslf up in Ensvsh''
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George Peabody, Esq, was on visit to st. Lou
is last week.
There were 1O7 deaths in New Orleans for tbs
week ending the 3lst ult.
The Bank of Troy N. Y, is Just issuing. new
bills of the denomination of ls, 2s 3s and IS.
Rats are getting SO scarce In Paris that the price
of kid gloves has gone up to five francs pair.
Western Court has decided that arrests by
telegraphic dispatches are illegal.
Capt s. Fl Whitsitt, of Memphis, Tenn was
murdered in Paducah. KY, last Monday, by two
men, who were afterwards arrested.
The Clay Club OF Augusta, Ga, Is making pre-
parations to celebrate the birth day of Henry
Clay, the 12th inst
Major John Bostick well known citizen oi
Tennessee, died in Shelby county, IN that State
ast week.
Among the killed in the recent Nicaraguan bat.
ties were Captain Highly, of Mobile, Ala, and
Captain Conway.
The Leavenworth Kansas, Journal, OF the 2ls'
ult, says that during the previous week one thou
sand emigrants had landed At that point.
Wagonseler the cashier of the Newcastle Bauk
has been committed to prison, Notwithstanding res
ports that he would not be prosecuted.
The Dowfger Empress of Russia will leave Nice
for Rome on the 9th of April. She will be accom-
panied by the Grand Duke Constantine.
The deaths ia New York. for tbs week Just
closed, are reported to reach AL. OF these 60
were from consumption and SO from scarlet fever
The Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.
at Chilicothe, Ohio. was destroyed by fre on Wed.
nesdsy last. Loss O.. 600 -
A bill to render the Mayors Of towns and eide,
in Upper Canada elective by the people has
passed its second reading In the Canadian Parlia-
ment
The employ ess on the Canaudaisus N. Y, ssd NJ
asara Railroad have pped work accoanI Of not
Receiving their pay, and the road hes ceased opera
tons.
.,nn,iaa vith shad. fresh Delaware ssrg
AZ s3o mar hundred and Southern ct e24026.-
The retail price was 25 to so cents each.
The exports from Philadslphis to foreign ports
during the month of March amounted 70 Sl,oo4,'
4G6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

TRACES OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-The St
Pauls (Minnesota) Pioneer publishes the followin g
extract of letter, dated Red River Settlement,
Hudson Bay Territory, December 9th:
II received latter from Roderiek by the last mail
and expresses wish that | should write to ySu by
ths first opportunity, and state particularly
about tha re ports hsard last summer about some
traces of hites being in the North. hsve just
returned fiom -, whe was at Norway House last
July, sni saw the man who ought down express
to Sir George Simpson from Mr.. Anderson, in Nc.
Ksazie's River district, stating that Indians had
brought over reports to of the trading points In
that ausrter, that Indians had seen two mere
campments of whitss on island some point
where Anderson and Stewart TUNED back in 1855,
ard that one of the eneampments particularly was
quite fresh, supposed to hsve been sbaEdoned day
or two before Indians it, and from tn. trace
thought there might have been about ten or twelve
men | could hear of the ezsst locality further II
than that Anderson and Stewart were within very
short distance of the place where the traces were
rseu hope you have heard more partc 1larly about
the report"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

HORRIBLE MURDER BY SLAVES AT Lake
Providence La a horrible murder was committed
by some slaves upon the body of their master, W.
H HlHarvy, of that neighborhood, on Saturday, the
2lst ut.
Early in ths morning, of that day, Mr. Harry start
ed on q hunting tour. When he came ont of the
house, an old negro woman struck him with some
ba.vy weapon. from the effects of which he fell.
Two negroes then seized hln tied enc end of rope
around his neck and the 9th to his feet aud swing
ins him under a mule, conveyed him distance OF
half mile from the house, and then spnt mis- skui
with an axe These facts were elected from ne
gro girl who would emily divulge them snd.r threats
Of death The old woman who began the .s.sult had
been the nurse of Mr.. Harry when chua. Inc
Greatest excitement prevailed in the neighborhood,
aud Wednesday last was appointed as the day on
which to burn the Begroes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

A SCENE IN PARIs-A Paris correspondent OF
the New York Commercial, noticing the opening
of q new market in Paris, says:
"Day before yesterday the designation of places
was to take place, and In III, performance of this
duty the administration of the markets and the mar.
ket women came to open and violent rupture. A
ately repaired to the Tuileres and with vccifera'
tions and loud csmors demanded to see the Emperor.
His gave orders for the of soms
one of The number to xplain their difficulty and Of
ter hsarng the explanation he promised to give the
affair speedy attention. The morning papers an
nounce ia effect that yesterday hs drove to the
ket in his ph and took cegnzance Of the matter
on the ground The spectacle of this great multitude
ofmsrket women In the court of the palace was 40
unusual that before their departure IN immers.
crowd of people had coilssted the outside Of the
iron railing OF the court"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

BUSINESS at ST. Louis appears to be quite brisk
During the forty-eight hours ending on Monday
evening last, twenty-four steamers arrived at the
levee, all hesvily freighted. Ten of the boats
were from the Ohio, and these brought about two
thousand passengers, destined principally for Kan
sas besides whish they were heavily laden with
the manufactures of the Ohio valley
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SPECIAL EOvICEs.
u Emporium for bargains
EXTENSIVE OPENING OF
NEW SPRING obs,


NEW SPRING GOODS,
At J. MILLHIsEk & BROS,
1873 Brosd street
The subscribers are about opening the nost az.
ever had the good fortune to offer to their friend,
and customers generally, and respectfully call the
stention of the ladies to the in particular In
addition to the usual variety Of Goods kept in oar
ine We sha have of the best stocks In the CITY
IN the following kinds of goods:
Black Siihs of ali grades
Fancy Dress Silks newest atYles
stlt kobes soma very rich
Berage Robes. great variety
Plain Berages, Tisrues and Grensdines
Lawns and French Jaconets
piain all wool Delaines and Challies
Plain and Figured BrilIisntes
Stsli as and Cashmere Shawls
Bombsznes Alracss and De Begss
IoO0 pieces Jscooets and Cambrico
1000 do Checked Mus!ins
IRISH Linens. Napkins and Towels
Table Dsmask and Table Cieths
Bonnet Ribbons large stock
2oO0 hne French Muslin CoIlsrs
2oO0 fine Cambria Collars
5000 Cambria and Swiss Bands
1000 Rich Embd Linen Rdkf,
100 dozen Grass Linen do
100 do Hem-stitched do
you do low-priced Linen Hdkfs
embroidered Muslin and Tarietsu Dreses
Nansooks and Swisses
rich lot of Caulbfic Edsngs
fsasols, an eudless variety
fnli assortment of Hosiery, Mi.s, Lsces Edg.
ings, &c,
The principal part of our goods being bousbt a. the
iargs trade auction sales in New York, the remain.
der IN job lots. exclusively for cash. we will not o
knowledge any competition in the way of low ces
All we ssS IS call from ycu before buying knowing
thst eve BODY, these days, are in favor of buying
where can be bought cheapest.
J. MlLLHIsER Il BRO,
NH ZS-3w 1893 Broad st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

WIFE MURDERED IN LoUIsvILLE-Ths com.
munity of Louisville, KY, is much excited iu con.
sequence of the discovery of most cruel murder,
which appears TO have been committed on Thurs
day. The name Of the person murdered is Mary
Travers. = beautiful and accomplished girl of only
"a years of age, who had been married but about
eight months. Her husband, who is supposed to
have committed the horrid deed, was fourd lying
beside the dead body of his wife in bed. He had
attempted to commit suicide by cutting bis throat,
but his injuries not believed to be serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

LORD NAPIER, the BosroN MERCHANTS AND
CHiNA-A washington dispatch 70 affirms the ct oIy
that Lord Ma pier ende svored to secure the
sraton OF the United States In the movement against
China-aiso, that committee Of Boston merchants
recently waited upon the President, and protested
against any cooperation with Enslaad and France
fhey argued that England had her own political OBJ
Jects In view, wheress ,hs United States has nothing
lives property OF our citizens Ii is und
that new Commissioner will be sest, with power
to act with due discretion, and circumstances
Justify.
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NH l2--dSm"

EY- Cancers and Tum srs Cured without
cutting-DK KAHN late Of Philadelp phis, resp pect-
fully offer. his services to the citizens and the pub
lie Generally, for the OF Cancers, Tumors
Moulds BIetches and all diseases of the skin. He
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months.
can be found at his Office, at the Clifton House, from
10 A. NJ, to 6 r. M.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
NH I6--lm%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

RUNNING OFF WITH TELEGRAPH LINE-A
locomotive between ST. Louis and Springfield,
day or two ago, got attached to the wire Of
the telegraph line which = storm Of wind had
thrown down, and away 1t went on its course, tear
ing down the poles for distance Of two miles, and
keeping up most tremendous crs sh and catter,
as one after another came tumbng down and were
added 20 the queer retinue of the train The locos
motive arrived in town in god time, and the engi.
neer then first discovered that be had the lightning
line behind him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07
e New Spring Goods.
Rim InRn AZ

e New Spring -oods.
BlNFORD, MAYO L BLAIR
are receiving th.ir spring surnly of FRENCH, ENG
LISH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, which have
been selected TO suit the retail and wholesale trade
They invite their friends and the public generally
examine their stock, amongst whish may be found
Silks; Black and Fancy Colored, Brocade and
Plsin
Organdie, Jaconet and Bcrage Robes
Solid Colored French Can bdcs and Brilliants
Ombre Striped and Plain Berages
Rich Embroidered Csmhric ard Muslin Bands
Muslin and CambIis Collars and Sleeves, in sstts
Lace ''
Black Grape
Infants Wrought Bodies and Dresses
Silk and Lase Mantles and Tslmas, in great va
riety
Pillow, sheetipg and Irish Linen
Demask Table Cloths and Napkins
Also the best quality of A and Sd Mating
nah 25-dlm BINFORD, MAYO / BLAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

THE TICKET SWINDLE IN SWITZERLAND-Mr
Fay having directed the attention of the Federal
Council to the numerous frauds upon emigrants to
the United States, the Council has addressed cir
cular to the governments of the various cantons
recommending them to prohibit the sales of tickets
to any inland places in America. In the cities oi
Bremen and Hamburg the traffic in through tickets
o the West has been prohibited for some time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

Ey-A Fact worth Knowing. AT this par
ticuar season, when the weather is as chsngesble
as me wind-wheu the most robust constitutions
attacked aud undermined-and when feeble sys.ems
are shattered and unuerved, 1t is bsolu.ey neces
sary that scientific principles should be brought to
the aid of Nature in order to avert the contraction
of those diseases that usually become seated and fix
ed from the continuous changes referred to. vi all
the discoveries yet made none seem to answer the
purpose so well as BAKERS BITTERS, for while
other remedies have been tried and failed, this me-
dicine has proved to be the only panacea for dys-
stomach, colds and consumption in its incipient
stages Prepared solely of vegetable extracts, and
liver digestive organs blood and mind it drives cut
Impurities, increases the appetite, improves the d-
geston, stren gthens the lungs and tones up the
inner man to render it impervious to ordinary
colds. As family medicine, it has equal and
needs only to be tried, to recommend itself.
For ssle by all Apothecaries aSd Druggists Price
so cents per bottle. NH q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

ANTI SLAVERY EXCITEMENT IN JAMAICA.-The
inhabitants of Jamaica have got up a very respec.
table anti-slavery excitement such as Boston
would take delight in The Jamaica planters find
ing that they cannot compete with the Cuban
planters attribute the cause to the slave trade be
tween Africa and Cuba; whereupon they say that
the Government Of Great Britain shall blockade
the Cuban Coast SO that the African slave trade
shall be suppressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

CHINESE PoIsoH.-A private letter from French
naval officer serving in the Chinese squadron sayl
sonsd bread at Hong Kong, lest thsir teeth, thei,
nails, and sven the hair of their beads A Russian
captain wa, attacked with opthamis and his sight
or less poisoned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

SENT To THE PENIT ENTIARY - John Valentine,
of Petersburg, was tried before the quarterly
term of the Court of Amelia county, Va, last
week, and sentenced to the penitentiary for Ave
years. He was charged with killing fellow boat
man on the Appomattox, near Clementown. He
has served previous term in the State prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

A FATHER AND DAUGHTER SHeT-A startling
tragedy occurred at Washington, KY Friday. A
man, named Baker, q resident OF that town, armed
himsef and deliberately took the life of his daugh
ter, after which he placed the death weapon to his
own breast and shot himself No cause has been
assigned Is yet for this dreadful tragedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

SENTENCE OF THE GUILTY PHYsICIAE.-Doetor
Jean Baptis,e Theopile Dorion, a wealthy ply ST.
cau OF the vicinity of Montreal, who was convict
ed few days since of robbng his brother, also a
physician, when at the point of death, was SEN
fenced on Monday to two years in the penitentary.
The condemned was terribly affected upon hear,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

THE HOG CHOLERA -We learn that this fata
disease continues to prevail to alarming exten,
along the Kentucky river, and the Ohio as far up
as Portsmouth. At distilIery in Gsllatin county
no less than 400 hogs died in two pens in less than
a week. At the Garrollton distilIery the deaths
among the hogs are fearfully on the increase, and
We hear that the same fatality prevails in Mason
county.-L0uiSuitle Courier.