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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22
ANOTHER CLERICAL DELINQUENT

The Boston Bee states that q COMMITTEES appointed
hy The New England conference Of ths Ms;hodisf
Episcopal Church report that The Rev. u l. Gear.
OF Lynn has in their opinion been proved guilty Of
lying fnruication. and forgery This is deporable
state of things when almost every day brings TO Us
intelligence tina, this or that member Of The clerical
profession in New England ba. forgotten his daty to
himself bis people, and his Maker, and has been
,readna tn. dark path of infany and shame. ls II
not time thar those Of clergy who e.lous for
the fair fame and Efficiency oil the Gospel ministry
should exert themselves TO purge from their ranks
thoss lecherous wolves in shseps clothing, who ar.
zion In their zeal to point out the follies and sins
in the world around them, is it not probable tbs. they
may have overlooked the "intscretions" of their
own cass7 We suygest that In future it would be IN
good taste for them rebuke the individual sins
OF clerical denqupnts, az we'll - 70 preach against
every other form of vice. Springfield Argus.
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BUCK-uoRN CHAIR FOR THE PREsI-
DENT.

BUCK-uORN CHAIR FOR THE PRESI-
DENT.
We clip the following from the San Francisco Her.
aid Of April 20:
On Saturday wa saw a great curiosity In the .h.re
of q chair made entire Of elk nn'lrrs and designed
"A a present to James Buchanan, President Of the
Stats. II arrived here on Saturday afternoon on
the steamer GOllah. II was made in the Norrherr
par, of Humboldt county, by Seth Kinman. 4 hnnter.
who has arrived with it in this oity. en- route for
Washington. |; is msiny composed Of four massive
buck horns, with the arflers branching Nc appropn.
ately a. if the whole affair were the work vt car
yer. The two largest horns compose this hind legs
And buck, aud they incline back wards very Rraca
fully at the top and meet together. 81 as to form nm
arch. The two other horns compose tbs tor leg
and sides, and extend oack As t. lap and firmly
fssten in tho forks Of thu back part. The feet arr
original instsad of taking old anters, tho hunter
drought down" the largest living bucks, and OUT
the borns out Of their heads with about three inches
of bone attached. This bonn is s"id and white a.
ivory, and the ends on which ihs chair rssfs arr
formed into the shape Of deers boofs. The round.
or rungs are made Of straight pieces Of horn. and On
neatly jointed that there Is outward evidence Of
It.. The small horns, which proj-ct from every part
Of tho chair, have their points pnlishsd Ike ivory
The ssat is of white buokskIn, prepared expressly
for il by the maker.
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JrDGE Hopkins

From all parts Of the District We learn that Judg.
Hopkins is growing in favor with the people. W.
have not seen half dozen men who avow their de
termination to support Mr.. Marin.
. The opinion had got abroad. il seems TO some eI.
tent, that our friends of the Wy,heve Telegraph
were somewhat lukewarm in their support Of Judge
Hopkins. Read the annexed extract and 500 il there
lie any ground for such superstition:
"We resent The suspicion. Let the Democrats Of
the Western end but give az good account ct their
part Of the field "a we shall of ours, and they need
NOT fear but that Mr. Marlin will be taught at the
polls the real estimation in which the people hold his
absurd and intolerab!e pretences. We have yet to
hear of the first man in this county who meditates
bringing upon either his intelligence or his Dem"n
racy any such dscredit will necessarily fow from
a vote cast for Martini! abingdon Democrat.
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AFFr1cTrsa plspRNsATIoN.

On Wednesday evening the On inst, At oclock
2. ~, Rev. w z Caldw-! united In the osnos o
redlock. Mr.. ". Duke McKres Principal Of George
own Academy, and Miss Mary Roberts. A lars'
company assembled to witness the puptial ceremony
and Joyous smiles and buoysnt hearts were there
Midnight came !-when the youthful bridegroom
surrounded by Els friends, suddenly fell, pro'tra'eG
ny III. resistless arm Of Death
VINO ,h.I de,crbe ths scsns, which then ensued
Lat US draw a veil over u nor attempt to portray
h.r the grief of awe struck Witnesses or the agony
,f b-rsav-d bride. May God temper the wind ts
'hs shnru Lamb"
What striking illustration OF the truthta, say,ns
In tha midst Of life, 1s are In dsath. -lCS'eAa"o
/Tesn.J Clarion.
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From tho New York Herald.


The movement in the Cabinet comprehends plan
for the acquisition OF Cuba, embracing the active
operation Of England, France and Spain, by purchase
at the Osteud valuation of 1920 100000. Under Mr.
Polk, Buchanan. as Secretary Of State offered the
sum Of $lOO 600, and it is thought that an ad
vance OF twenty per cent. will be satisfactory mar
gin Of allow ance for hs increased value of the island
The Rohschids are TO be entrusted with the practi
cal business Of this arrangement aud their first requ
stion will be the appointment Of member Of thsil
tribe and thsir financial famiiy-Mr. August Bel.
monte--as Minister to Spain. Mr. Buchanans great
ambition 10 the purchase of Cubs, and if he can buy
Il on reasonable terms he will.
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1upnAINa CEREMONY.

Tho approaching commencement at Chapel h,ll
University says Southern eIshangs,l will probably
he the most bri.nt and Imposing QUE that has ever
taken place. Henry w. Miller, E.q will address me
Societies; Gov Warren Winsov will adirs's 10,
Alumni Association; Bishop Otsy Of Tenne'ssa. will
deliver the vasdiotory sermon; and Or F. l. Hawks
will deliver an address .fore the Historical S'ceiy
The graduating ca.. will number about seventy
Young gentlemen, the largest number yet reached os
the university.
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yn--:---Srn.1 s,.F'a-s' 80,
nE.asAH-i. s. NniTE.'
10 The ES.!o-s Of liz Gn5"ir'' gag.
ar,as1l, GA, May is, 1887.

To he ESS.!ors 81 liz Sh5"".' ., ,zs1
WV ATLANTA, GA, May is, 1857.
Gen:.men-1 see, in your pspsvI' on 1rr a;u'
ws , 10 ,t,,e rom personal knowledge mat this
". u " g, rhnm YOU ap-ak, ie nnscrupuinns
soouudrr and unn'Eatsd thief ana liar, ns
..h on Ion.s delivered speeches. to large essem
blies. who had congrega,ed at Democratic mas
meeting. he collected good deal from oiveis lnu,
yidusls. borrowed money from near all who shiis
ed in the cause Of Kansas. und.. tha aforesaid Eol
White and Cant. jones. Col White then dscanped
to parts unknown; aud now thu czenso georgia VI u
give reward VI s33O Tor hi: apprehension ana sate
l-iivery to the sheriff of Atlanta. WHITES "le
now on bed OF sickness, destitute and alone She
has no, one morsel of meal or meat in the house
and An article appeared in the Iateeencsr Of THU
morning, epquiriug his wheresbouto oy request u
his poor ~itr, setting forth the above 'ac".
You will confer an especial favor upon the people
of Virginia and Georgia by stating these facts.
Very respec fully. yours. &c.
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PEARL FISHING IN NEW JERSEY -Pa'r'
t,er-s says ,hs Newark Atrnr'i.sr ara som lining
n-w in New J-ruey, and inne ih-di.c"vsr"' OF % IN
m Elizabeth. Irvin,ton Patterson Trs.tnn and other
parts of that Stats, n.srly every book ha- h-@"
secured. The last place msnti"nAd now is Orange
Several pearls of ANAL sza, bu' very h-an pu' nave
hsen found in a brook shout half mila s'u'h gu
Blue Ball, In Monmouth county. Tn" had OF IN
brook Is thckly covered with m l+ols and NV o-r-
aons are engaged in ss.rchng m>a2 III. n, but han
dreds are destroyed without finding p.ari.
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FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS, May ls.-Utah dates to the I'd ult.
have reached here. The territory vas quiet. IRE
pnrations were making TO send large number o.
m.sicnaries to oil parts of The world. The sccounl'
Of rhe movements Of Brigham Young don't accord
with ,hope via California He aeemrd 10 possess tht
entire confidence Of The people, and VA, planning ar
exploratiun aud pleasure excursion to the Mormon
settlement at Salmon river B.rnerdines and the
surrounding settlements had been incorporated with
Salt Lake City.
The Cheyenne Indians manifested bold and de
Eaut air. A trader arrived at Fort Laramie, report
ed that thew acknowledged loss of sixty warrior:
seat to commit depreda,.ons the California road
In oons.q uenca of which they made prisoners Of six
teen traders aud dispatched hundred warriors tt
ths road t. avenge the loss Of their tribe.
The grass wa. poor on the plains, and month Ia
tor than usual.
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nFc,sION A SLAyECASE.

The Supreme Court Of Ohio have recently decided
tho Pondexter slave case 10 direct opposition to that
Of the United states Supreme Court in the bred Scott
on the ground that neither Ohio nos Kentucky can
demand an abrogstion OF tie constitution and laws Of
the other; and II Kentucky slave CONES into Ohio
o the consent Of the owner the constitution and laws
OF Ohio operate on the condition of such person, and
onoct his immediate emapcipation,
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pruuRED FLIGHT.

Letters have h--n received In fhis oy from s'7r"es
enti'led 10 credit a,a.ipg that CIV Brigham Y'unR
nj C.ah Territory had AT lnsr accounts -i' SAT-
Like CIV, with chosen body If tw" hundred n-n
fur Washington or o a,on. Some Of the wi era rs'
preas tho b. lief tha, 'uns would end-aso, !" NIX
hi. way to the B irish possessions on the fac'n;
(IPashispto1 Union
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;srm rs sssw ysss LstEs.
ffsra

= !H!r rs !.5W :afa L6-E3!.
IftsEs.
AZ distant lands beyond The sea,
When fr;snds gc thence, draw nigh,
So Heaven, when friends have thither gone,
Draws nearer from the sky.
And as those lands the dearer grow
When friends are long away,
SO Heaven itself, through loved ones dead.
Grows dsarer day by day.
Heaven is not far from those who ses
With the pure spirits sight,
But near, AID in the very hearts
OF those who Gee Alright.
January, 1857. CD. STUART.
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A CoLoRED MAN ELECTED TO OFFICE
-Thos Hnwland. q oolor-d stev-dnrs. MS o-1,'
elected warden n the third ward OF Providence.
This result II APPEARS. WA brought sh"ut fnr"as
joke but il turned out To bs realty. ana NJ :"
dsys ago Rowland d-inSnd-d 10 be sworn into ONE
His election upon -I.minatI"n was found 10 IN IT,
gal, aud he WAS therruonu sworn, and entered upon
the discharge of bis duties.
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PREVENTION OF FITTING IN SMALL Po1

Mr.. Martin, the senior surgeon 10 the Quincy hos
pital for dseasos of the skin. has communicated 70
the Medical Times very important plan, when DC
venting pittnz in small l.os, and which, he itnes'
has always proved succsssfu. The plan consists N
sPP!yinR the acetum csn,haridis, or any ve'cs''ns
tLid, by means OF a camel bar brush, TO the appf1
Of each spo, or pusue of the dis-ass, on all the FL
posed surface Of the body, until bsterng Is svld.n,
by the Wilderness Of the sk;n in ths parts subjected
to the epplic..ion when the fluid producing It to
be wiped OF with water or thin arrow root Cruel
The pain attending the application Of the vesicatrg
Guild 70 very slight and transient.
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TWILL ALL BE RIGHT.

There's happiness within this world.
II We have friends to love us
II we have ona whose golden smiles
Beam like the hopes above US.
Let sorrow mark us with it's blight
!! We are loved. twill all be right.
There's much Of comfort in this life;
Aud much of perfect pleasure,
II We have one wbose proffer'd love
We priz. 40 sacred treasure.
Let troubl exercise its might
Tbis blessed love will make it right.
What though the heart Is bending down
With keen and heavy sorrow;
hop. on-tbe grief We have to-day
Shall turn to JOY Tomorrow;
Have faith! though now life is not bright
II I've are loved, twill all be right.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22
AID FOR KANSAS.

Bosr'S. May 1.-the Senate passed to day to an
enSr."sm-n' tbs resolution appropriating 100000 to
aid the free sa'e settlers in Kansas, with an amend
n-n' providing that the opinion OF the Supreme Court
In favor OF he Of the appropriation
mu.r be obtained before dollar can be drawn from
tho treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

RAIL ROAD CoNvES rlOS The Southern
Rail Road Association, composed Of all 'ns rtes y.
dents and Superintendents OF the Snutneln han
Roads will hold he regular annual Convention a. A
gusta, Georgia, on The 2l-t 22i aud 23j days Of nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

TIE SONORA FlLLIBUsTERs ALL SHOT.
Sxw 0RLrAxs May lS-M.xican sdvices state
!nat inc sonors dAbusters were all shot on the oh
inst- and that Tie country wa now qulst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

THE NAVAL COURTS OF INQU1RY.-So. !
Is still engaged with The css- of Ii Bartlett; 40
has disposed Of the case OF L. Thornton enc tsten
yst under consideration Capt Inlnsu's case.
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TIE FARMERS WIFE THAT WOULD BE.

lam wild and laughing girl
just turned of sweet sixteen
A. full OF fun and mischief
AZ any you have seen;
And when am woman grown,
No city beau for me;
II e'sr marry in nv life,
4 tsrmsr's wife Ill be.
Let other girls who love it best
Enjoy the gloomy town,
mid dusky walls and dirty streets
To rsmble up and down;
But Gowery fields, and shady woods,
And sunny skies for me;
Ife'er marry in my life,
A farmers bride III be.
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OEEIl.IAI.
.,n,yrrurNrs sy T1e n,rs,

OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
john ". B.ughman "a Appraiser general Of mer.
cha. liza, Baltimore, Maryland vice William P. Pou.
Der. removed
D .vid c. Spn.ser Is appraiser Of merchandise,
Et;inors. Maryland, vice Lemuel w. Gosnell, r.
m we'd
B-.le II Richardson - appraiser Of merchandise,
Baltimore, Maryland, vics Philip Poultnsy, removed
Thomas ". Cowne, an old eiissn Of lower fsa'
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DIED.

DIE II Scotch Town. Hanover County, on Hon Sn?.
Nay u s.ee- . locg and painful ilasts, when 90 -
wien uush patience and Chrsd,n fortirudA JAMES
200 Of John and lsyinis IsyIor, In the lsth yes
his sgs
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TREASON AGAINST THE CONSTITUTION OF
TIE UNITED STATES.

Sr LoCIs. May Is The St. Louis delegation at
teniicg the Cnrarsu Conference at Alton, Illinois,
Withdrew Saturday on the adoption Of resolution
by rhe conference declaring the Constitution of the
Unite. States failure, aud the decision in the bred
seoii case Of no binding power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22
THE KANSAS TRE.s0v c.ers

CHICAGO, Nay lS-A Kansas Latter .,s,.s.... 40
e ). District Attorney has entered nol,e pro.son nj
IN tho case of Governor Robinson indicted for trea
0ua.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

DLATH.-oirs. Early, wife Of Rev; John Ear!
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, oea -
her residence 10 LyDchburp on Sunday morning i''S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

Lead ore hos been di,oversd s Scott county, VIZ
ginls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

A TorcHiso MENoRiAL.-In Its description Of
tine Rravestones around the old church In jamestown
the south Side Democrat gives the following
Among the Rravesfones are two, Of husband
ann wife, Immediately East of the arched portal OF
;h. tower, between which, many score of years
ago, the need Of sycamore fell and took root-tms
pa.s-d and the germ grew up gradually into tower
ins and its trunk expanded. the soft 6bres of
IN. wood wound themselves around the hard marble
o. the monument, clasping the tomb stones. as it
were, with two strong arms till II embraced them
b"'a within Inc very heart OF its solid trunk. Now
green. into the Clouds while ito tough roots and pro-
t-oos body shield the decayns dust and crumbling
rnruun-ne IF two who, united in life, in death were
No. divided"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

A. G jenkins, Ese.-The prospects Of this gen.
tleman.1r ev=sy part OF the Disrio:. most ch-rr
ing anu f.::cr.ns LIS, the Democracy but Go their
dny and mis- election, by crashing majority 10 Ger
tain Lot no Dslnocrat alumber ct bis post. The
enemy is awake, and will use every ueaas 10 aeeure
on: defeat Let evsry Democrat 80 % The polls and
su viii b ssfs.-iRaxaehd Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

Cot. j. W. WHrE-We alluded to the fact last
week that man by the above name was creating
s,me excitement in the country as lecturer upon
Kansas affairs. His speeches here as we'll as else.
~here. were kindly received and made very de.
cited impression in mis- favor. Several things have
recently come to our knowledge which leaves bu,
Iitte doubt upon mind that this Col. White
il unworthy Of confidence. This same charge il
made against him in the Richmond Enquirer He il
charged with not only deceiving large numbers Of
per.ons in this and other States in relation to hi,
pretended Kansas mission, but also with swindling
The public in several places out OF large sums of mo.
rey. He LETT this place on Friday last, under pro
mise certsnly to return, a. the fsrthes by Wedoes
day. Before leaving he got in possession very vsu
able ratck eAasx belonging to Mr.. j. w Wolff OIL
this pace. Since that time nothing has been heard
e!,he. Of Col. White or the ohain.-I FincastLe Whis
At last accounts Col. White was en-l,ghtenin9 the
u;.dn an The pockets Of the worthy and con6dine
eMlsvns Of Union, Monroe county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

A CASE IN POINTER Grifford. half.breed
lndsn, it viii be remembered, was hung by mob,
al place called Andrew, in Iowa. about the middle
Of iast month. The prisoner, on finding himself in
the power Of the mob, showed much alarm, and az
s-ri-d, being told il WAS their intention TO hang
BIN. thai. "if you hang me. you hang an innocent
;nrp" From the Jail The pob took Grifford to tree
Sus South Of the school house, bel that building
snd the cemetery, when rope wac put around hi,
peck aud thrown over limb projecting over the
parh way, aad in this way the poor wretch was put
~ death. During the whole Of this time and until
III. body YVES buried, the crowd remained upon the
ground silently witnessing the various occurrences
As soon IS the execution was over TWO men were dis
patched in pursuit of Jarret, bis uncle, and McDo
maid hs accomplish. and it is said to Do the determi-
nation to hang them both, If taken.
We reproduce this incident with view To refresh
the tr.schsrous memories Of Certain republican or
abolition editors who telling their readers that
tho rsaert lynoHinx Of throe negroes at Louisville,
Kentucky, is one Of those atrocities which lesiti.
ae:, resuit from society in the slavehodng States
Ii lynch law is the fruit Of slaveholdng, Soah what
!, THAI occasionally DEVELOPS the sort of fruit
North TN. Y. Erpress.
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Tn. court Of Scott county Ya has refused to grant
licences for the sale OF liquor.

CoyvIcrrD.-Ahnsr Monk, who was Indicted In
jackson County, for AL assault. with intent to kill
upon the body Of Franklin Skeen, arraiRned and
tried b.fors Judge sum laat w.sk s.ntsnnad TO
Two months innrison in the county Jail and fn-d
6fty dollars. Upon the failure TO pay the 6ae, the
confinement 10 to be extended to six months.
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county, held last week, James Arlington wes tried
for the murder Of young Turubull-yerdic, of aequi
tai. on the plea OF insanity, produced by mama q
p0tu. For the Commonwealth, w. Tasf-rro; for
the prisoner, Edward Irvine and Thos. ). Fiouruoy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

HlxppES SYDNEY COLLEGE The trustees Of Thu
INSTITUTION hav. unanimously rlscred the Rev. John
" p. Atkinson TO tn. Presidency. 1t is believed
that Sir. Atkinson will accept the Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

HERMITAGE DRsrRoYEp.-Tha former residence
of Col Jonn Mayo, know as the Hermitage, and 10
GATED short distance above Richmond College. on
rhe line Of the Richmond and fredericksburg rail
road, in Virginia, Wa. destroyed ny Are Last Friday
night II was 10 this house that Gen Winfield Scot,
married the accomplished daughter Of Col. Mayo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

TO-DAY the Episcopal Convention Of Virginia, a.
sempIes in Petersburg, and on Friday the Sstiona!
Convention of Young Mems Christian Association
masts 10 Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

LAKE NAvIoArins.-Ths first propeller at Cleve-
land arrived from Buffalo last Wednesday. The ict
in some places seems packed 70 the bottom OF the
lake, and fields were seen some thirty milsd in e1
tent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

Mr.. CRAWFORD letter received In New York
from London, written on ths Both Of April, states
that Mr. Crawford had arrived in that CITY from Paris
with ihe view of placing himself under the care OF
Dr. Fell. He bore the ,urney better than hi
friends expected The most istlgung psrt Of II was
from the depot to his lodgings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

ACQUITTED Sheppard, Who was indicted
OF tn, Grand Jury Of jackson county, for shooting
child OF Elijah Baker Of that county. was tried be-
fore called Court on last Thursday aud acquitted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-22

A DAuoHrER Of Mr. Daniel Llttle, who lives near
Ripley vs. va. lately burned so badly that she died
in few dsys afterwards. She standing near th.
fireplace when hsr dress took FIRE, and before the
nrs could be eKiin ,uishsd abe burnt in moe,
.nncklng m.nn-r. Mr. L his a son now confined n,
nom- who WA severely scald-d by falling Into salt
DAN al West Columbia a sh ,rt time since.