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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
Oar own state,

SYgDE EMIGRATION. The Hwedes ARE he.
ginning 10 form very numerous and I'm.
portant element 10 the population Of Mime
sofa. Ia this county there are q number OF
quite extensive settlements, which are being
augmented from year TO year by immigra-
ton from their native land.
In Chisago county, Immediately north Of
", they are much more numerous. At
Chicago, or Swedc Lake, there Is already O
settlement Of three hundred families. They
arc an agricultural people--are industrious,
frugal and orderly, and make most excellent
citizens. Last Wednesday evening, tho
steamer Northern Belle brought up com.
pany Of this class Of immigrants, numbering
Ovef ono hundred, They are mostly rela.
tiyes and acquaintance Of thosc at swede
Lake, and they design locating IN the same
vicinity. We have never seen q more re.
spectably appearing class Of emigrants.
We understand that another company, mum.
bering from three 20 four hundred, 10 on the
way, aud will reach this city 10 few days
They, too, will locate 10 Chisago county,
where there IL said TO he large tracts Of
gvpat excellent farming lands still subject 10
pro:hpptIon. Such class Of immigration
shsil3 be encouraged. They at once odd
.e4":::sv -"""''" 'e'""s''
Tug: yioop II BELLE PL.IsE.--Tbe
Belle Plsine Enquirer, Of the 18th, noticing
the great rise 10 the Minnesota, has the fol-
lowing with reference 10 the dood at that
place
The Lcvec. which was never before
known TO be inconvenien,ly approached by
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Farming In Minnesota.

xlNJxSRsorA AGAINST THE WoRLD.--At
WA Fisk Of being pronounced Q falsifier, and
that sort Of thing, we desire 10 make o
ement Of few facts, respecting the grow
Ing Of corn IN the Minnesota Valley.
Last spring ke sent 70 Mr.. Peabody, Of
/, Sayanah Georgia and obtained from him
about ffty kernasof his Prolific corn I;
!. (which was distributed among DOR farmers in
Dis vicinity, giving to eachman few. in
order that II might be thoroughly tested.
YESTERDAY Aug. 81 Mr.. Carpenter who
resides on Lake Emily, happened into our
Office, and 10 speaking OF the corn, made the
following statement. IL was planted late,
one kernel in a bill, according TO instruc-
ti0k and many Of the stalks now have on
them four and flee perfect ears and one stalk
eyeD has sir The combined length Of the
stalks produced by one kernel, seven in nun.
Der, ia seventy-fye Sect the talIest being
twelve and half long and eight inches in
circumference
s The ears were counted, and the stalks
measured by Messrs. VIM. Forsyth chair
man Of the Board Of Supervisors OF the town
Of Cleveland, @. A. Stewart, chairman Of
the Board Of LeSeur, and NJ. l.. French and
d. BirdsalI neighbors living 10 the vicinity
Of Mr.. Carpenter and We refer the increda.
lous 10 these gentlemen, ell OF whom are
well known 10 this region a. men OF stand.
ing and veracity, for the truth Of the state
nsnl made aboVe.--S. Peter Ere, Pres.
Wkile the 4 rec Pres Is hunting up moo.
I. strosities, we would like to ask the dimen
siops q that extraordinary vegetable which
Searches b the Free Pres Ofice, and would
Il be good with mustard!
The Cleseiaui LeSsur Co. Herald has
Something % say about big corn.
Mncb has been said about big corn. The
most 81 our exchanges brag every week that
heir cora il the biggest" Nov We doa't
brAg, bat We know ours is the biggest. The
Ssag q the Marksto ksdspendenk. ND ths;
espsrish bttle selE6z Of the. Niunesois
-St1ts1an must back water or cave 10 90
tie corn arrangenent.
WA F0zyth, Esq, has foartsen aerss Of
corn all gisssds and oat Of the war Of ia ck
Frost 10 TIM LOT Of corn there are sev eraI
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AxKcporE or Carr. Hppsoy.--In 1918,
Captain Biddle was PLACED In command Of
the sloop Of war Ontario, and ordered on the
first exploring expedition ever sent out by
the United States. Capt, Hudson then a
lieutenanO was one Of bis officers. Just be.
fore they sailed Il was discovered that one
Of the yards was defective. II was, there.
fore, sent down, ind Lieut.. Hudson was sta.
toned Ia the top 10 supcrientend the raising
Of the new spar. When II was raised to
the proper height, green horn went TO cut
away the rope that held II before the
spar was secured. Hudson called TO him
Immediately, but he had made one cut at II,
aud some twenty or thirty men who had
been hauling were still holding on below,
half Of whom would pretty certainly have
been killed II II had fallen. The young lieu.
tenant jumped Of and caught the two parts
Of the half severed rope, holding on with oil
his might, and calling out TO the men
to make fast the spar, They did
so after awhile, but he was so exhausted that
he fell heavily on his back into the top.
The men picked him up and passed him
down 10 q state Of insensibility on deck.
They soon brought him TO. The surgeon,
however, found him 80 strained md bruised
that he had to be left ashore. lie lost his
voyage, and was laid up for while, but he
saved more than one life that day,--N. Y.
Tribune.
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The Law APPLICABLE TO SLAVE IRA.
DEu,--I,y the act OF May 10, 1900, the
owners Of vssseis fitting out for or engaging
10 the slave trade, forfeit their property and
incar @ Ene Of double the amount. Cndsr
the act Of May Is. 1920, the trade became
piracy, and American citizens serving on
board Of American or foreign vessels 20.
gagged 10 the trade, incur the penalty Of
death. 10 making the prize, the officers and
crew Of the Dolphin have bad stroke Of
good fortaDe. The law not Only gives them
one bali Of the value d the vessel, bat also
s2S brad prize money. They will thus
be- ea,itled 10 between eight and nine tbou.
saDd dollars. To be divided among the al,
csrs and crew. The existing law author.
izs he Presidsn, to Spd The captured ne.
groes hack 10 Africa At the expense Of the
United States. We believe this IL the firs,
ea- q Q captured shaver Nth negroes On
board being brought into Cur por,s.-Wads'
mgt0m UniOn.
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spirit, II we should hereafter oiier unrefect.
Ing provocation and conceive hasty resent.
ment II every transient cloud which sscends
on the political sky be hailed as the prog.
nostic Of destructive storm, II We should
make haste to unlock the we'll Of bitter wa.
ters, and to raise the phantoms Of extinct
pretensions, and buried wrongs then would
this memorable effort Of ingenuity and toll
be partly cast away. Applause
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Mm. PARrSdroS AND ruE TELEGRAPH
"Tbe line Is down." shouted Ike, rs he swung
open the front door, Mrs, Partington,
thinking he meant the clothes.line In the
back yard, darted TO the window. bu, every.
thing was right The nightcaps swung
two aud fro by their strings, the dresses
waved their long arms In the wind, and lke's
galIigaskins inflated by the breeze, seemed
struggling TO be free. You should not
tell such wrong stories dear" said she,
" when there Is no occasion for IL. The line
il not down" al meant the Atlantic TED.
cgrapb line said he, with face expressive
Of the JOY Of both hemispbercs land queen
Victoria is going TO send II TO president
Buchanan" "Shc il, Is sheH" said the old
lady, " well, that Is very kind in her. won.
der If she will prepay the postage beforehand
10 advance" II isn't letter" cried be,
" It's cable under the water from one coun.
try to the other, over which messages can
be sent. +" IL don't believe II can be DONE"
said she, " for how can messages come with.
out being satiated with water3" IL guess
they will be wrapped up In putta percha,"
replied Ike. MAYBE So" said theIdane,
thoughtfully, /" maybe so, but I, would be u
good deal safer TO send EN- by the steamer,
for wha, II they should &c, stuck half ways"
She pondered on 1t, and did not ee that Ike
had tied her ball Of yarn to the tongue of
the bell, and was even then in remote po.
sition, preparing TO send messages Of mis-,
chief, that would send her running TO the
door TO see who was ringing.
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TIE LUTHERAN CnuRcu IN Tue United
STAr&--1'he Lutheran Church 10 the Uni.
ted States numbers about 10000 comm.
nicants, 1000 congregations and 200 min.
ist9s. Its members are found chiefly In the
Middle and Western States, although there
are few congregations in New England,
and quite q considerable number In Mary.
land, Virginia, North Carolina, South Car.
olina and Georgia, ~ also IN Western Tex.
a.. The older congregations with the ex.
ception Of some parts Of PennsyIvsnia) now
employ the English language In their church
service on well IA IN tbeiI social intercourse,
The recent emigration from Germany and
some interior counties OF Pennsylvania con.
duet their worship in the German language
The Datch, or language Of the Hollanders,
ia extinct among the Lutberans Of America,
except IN New jersey, where few old
people still speak Il, bat it is no longer
preached.
: The Lutheran ministers residing 10 Min.
Desota held Convention at Red Wing,
Nina, Tor the purpose Of considering the
prOpricty Of forming synod, for this large
but bealthful State. There were present
eight ministers ADD six lay delegates, the
representatives Of fifteen congregations
The Rev. G. +. HgYga. for many years u
missionary among the I.Iagus Of India, but
now s,aSt Panl MINI, was chosen Presi'
dent, asd Rev. WV. Thompson, Secretary.
These eight ministers preached 10 English,
German, Swedish and Norwegian. Father
Hsygs IL competent 10 teach alike In Eng.
lisb. German and telugu. They propose 10
hold ynodical meeting. V. ", at Winona
On the frat Friday In July, 1859.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

BILE grounds to anticipate 50 large q return,
Tor his labor, aud Southern Minnesota nth.
erto exempt from any scourge, has this year
shared In the general failure Of crops almost
universal in the West Illinois and Wis
consin, the granaries Of the East, have
never passed through such season Of dis
aster. But along the banks Of the Upper
Mississippi the failure Il comparative among
the farmers, not general In the county
and here In our immediate vicinity, the ave.
rage yield Of wheat In this wet harvest L.
fully twenty bushels to the acre. These
facts will be borne In mind by the coming
emigration, and we with barus and granarics
full win welcome the settler Of another year
who will come from the almost starving East
to seek home In our midst.
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II belongs 70 our respective countries and
10 the present. age 90 coDlound that specu.
lstioo which would divide knowledge from
virtue, and inquiry from Improvement The
labor will not be light. nor Is the eventual
victory everywhere apparent, yet there y
o0e province oil affairs In which the task
would he easy. and the triumph within our
grasp. II depends on Us, 90 oar win. %
car choice " carry into perpetual snect the
sentiment which the honorable chairman
has associated with biz toas, Il depends 90
us 20 strike out forever from the sum u
public and social embsrrsssmspts nil the
contingencies Of . collision between England
and America II We sbould not employ
our unprecedented powers 10 . friendly
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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE SUPREME
COURT.

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~, II the
= - ls.s o-ars ~ me aoor
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= ~ !. rrt ~ tho
sss..,sar Ana when copnled
= Il u. ~, ssre ssenator few
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49,, s.,nt ~. ,vo,, ~ nc Nor,b
lscones Possessed ~ al extreme sr
- ~, q can ,,ossbIv besto Sew
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~, NJ means something he nevev snaaks until n.
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MAKE sncb 4 tbe charactsr ~ th;s ~
srsat hns ,vholIv az
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he leading orcans n reso;sn
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-. ~ sns', - ~ u's'ans
~ ado,;,sa = 80 c. IN. !,
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FRENCH VfRw OF SLAvRRY.-The Paris Pays
puts forth the following incident ia defense af negro
emigration The King OF Yarriba. "a vast territory
OF Central Nigritia,) to whom Dahomey and several
other kingdoms pay tribute waged a great war in
1851, In the course Of which he had made five thou
sand prisoners but he could turn them to no ac-
count, and as he did not chose to be burdened with
them, he put them all to the sword. The same
prince, wagiug another in 1857 took four thou
sand prisoners; but having heard, with all Africa, Of
the advantages to be derived from free emigration,
be spared, and now detains them at Katonga, his
capital This fact has been communicated by the
last advices from the African coast. 1t proves that
free emigration is not only useful measure. but also
a humane one.n
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ST. CHARLES THEATEa.--We much regretted to
see last night that friend Pope did not receive
benefit commemorate with his merits, and that the
st. Charles did not receive the hearty parting salute
to which it was fairly entitled on the last night Of
the dramatic season. This was owing solely to the
great storm which prevailed during the early part of
the day and the muddy condition Of the streets and
threatening aspect Of the heavens in the evening
The audience present. however, were well pleased
with the benefciary's 0fheiio and were quite as
hearty In their demonstrations Of satisfaction as If
they bad been large audience. Ben DeBar, as
Ioodes, 10 the afterpiece. unctnous as ever,
and left an impression which will be sure to secure
him hearty greeting on bis temperance next fall
IN this connection. may not omit stating that the
theater will be re-opened next Monday night, by
Rumsey Newcomb's Minsirels
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G ON s. KAP E RI A p + u NJ
Office, No. IA Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton to the public remedy of great vue for variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous Diseases after twenty five
years experience IN its efficacy
lie safely 1t all Cutaneous Diseases of the
skin for Badness Dand u in the Hair Dsorganon of the
Digestive Organs Chs and Fever Bilious Chagss and In
tefmen Fever Diseases of the Liver aud Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully the attention of public
to the following certificates from living in this city
New Orleans January 20, 1858.
N b. Goins-Dear SIR On my return from Aspnwa in July
last had severe attack OF Chages fever and after trying
every imaginable remedy without eff induced try
your "Kapeapeum or Fever and Agae Tonic happy
to thar although it is months took the first
dose, have been troubled with chill since and have
every believe thai medicine had the effect of
rely removing the disease from my system. 1t therefore
affords pleasure il as most yaluabe med
cins. Respectfully yours
L. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street.
New Orleans, La.
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Clothing!
FOR SPRING AND SUMME
BEAUTIFUL GoODss
A l. + r. E d Nj NROE &c CO..
"a Magazine Street,
Have received and will continue receive by every
ship from New York,
NEW AND CHOICE STYLES
or
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS
Single Milled cOlored oass. FRocKs, PANTS and VESTS
Silk, Mixed s. M. .
Single Milled Black Cloth FRoCKs
noeskn PANTS
colored Cashmere PANTS
Black French DTap Etc PANTS
White and Fancy Coored Narcotics VESTS
Black BombaEine aud Barpour VESTS.
GauEe Merino, and Gauze Cotton UNDERSTANDS
Lisle Thread UNDERSTANDS.
rS- A full assortment Of PATENT YOKE SHIRTS.
80 TRUNKS, VALIsES, and CARPET-BAGs
Rs- INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING, of the best quality
ALL STYLES OF WINTER CLOTHING
Selling Or Cheap for Cash!
AS-oNE PRICE FOR GooDs-No DEVIATION. .ea
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
m29 2p6t "a Magazine street
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mo 2pSt&,tw
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WHAT THEY MEAN TO Do.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer
thus explains the calculations Of the combined oppo-
sition In Congress
heeompton be defeated. the combined opposi.
ton o. Republicans and liberal Democrats, with the
noaest portions Of South Americans will take imme-
troll Of the coantry.n A tS''sN' wv
ms Is news 70 US. We supposed the aforesaid
lalking was TO be put of until the War and Naval
bureaus we're in the hands of the Black Republicans.
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pa-The best Sewing Machine now In mar
kst is WEEDS eAFENF which is simple that child
operate it. and experience in the of Sewing
this Machine liable TO get out OF order
than any other Sewing Machine before the public
The Rev. Robert G. willisms of Woodbury. Conn., says :
AFTER examination of every other kind of Sewing Machines
was fully convinced yours the best and constant
of 1t for has realized my expectations
for know there other machine that will with so little
trouble, perform much and many a-srent kinds Of
work.
planter says used to employ three four hands
making clothes for the rest purchased your Weeds
Patent Sewing Machine hand the sewing for the whole
plantation while my wife for making nearly all the
clothes of the family feel confident the machine pays for
itself every three months.o
WHITNEY LYON, Propretors, No. 3i5 Broadway New
York NJ, s. HEDRICK % Camp street
m26 2plm&w Agent for New Orleans.
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FashionabEe Spring Clothing.

have ust csived large lot of BILE SPRING
CLOTHING, per steamship Cahawba. consisting Of
Fancy Light cOlored CASHMERE SUITS
- LINEN .
MARsEILLEs :.
Black Drap D'Ete FRoCKs and PANTS.
Alpaca
Silk SKELETON VESTS
White Duck COATS and PANTS
Fancy Marseilles VESTS.
=. LINEN SHIRTS.
e. COTTON ..
Also large assortment Of
uNDERsHIRfs, DRAWERS HALF-HosE, CRAvATs,
GLOVES, UMBRELLAS etc.
Boys and Youths Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
PHILADELPHIA TRUNKS, vALIsEs etc, etc.
r. PITKTN,
Is Cann street
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ap. News from vIrglnla. nladlson G. H.,

Va. Oct. Il 1856.
Dr. O. NJ jackson Dear SirI take pleasure in adding
certificate your list and recommending Hoonands German
Biers to all who may be afflicted with Dyspepsia Piles.
had been afflicted four five months with Dyspepsia,
when commenced king the Bitte and they effected per-
feet had pain stomach attended with
Piles have had attack the same nature since
cured by the Bers, and cheerfully recommend
them to all who may similarly afflicted.
II. CARVER, late P. N.
Witness JAMES NJ. FLOYD.
Ask for Hoofand's German Bers It is sold by druggists
and every and village United States
West Indies and South America rs per bottle.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by WRIGHT
CO., Nos. p and Isl Chartres street, MI 2plm&W
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II Dsi,rnred

And onverous appetite of the symptoms Of intestinal
worms The patients in greedy for chalk slate
pencils and variety of substances Dysenve dis
charges ffem the bowels irritation Of the
the nosr and repuve breath so symptomatic of the
disease bat however indicated may thoroughly
permanently and safely whether the be child or an
adult whether suffering be the round worm or
the tape worm, by few doses of that great specific
Winners CANADIAN YERMIFUGE
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole PToprietors
mo 2p5t<w q and Isl ChartreS street. u
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SALE OF SHir SOVEREIGN Or THE SEAs.--This ship
Of 24oo tuns built in East Boston by MFR. D. Mckay
in 1854. was recently sold In London for 10000,
having just undergone repairs to the amount Of Sl2
900. messrs- Funk 4 Mencke, Of New York, bought
her from MIR. Mckay on her first voyage and paid
$4,000 for her. Last price, dedact.ng from it the
amount expended on repairs, 500
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Wines and Liquors,

Wines and Liquors,
I5...........,.ROYAL STREET,...............IT
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
conesto this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PoRT-the best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
3 X ID ESs
sAzERAC the Vintage of 1885, 1873 and 1905 and other
brands.
WINS X VI
OF descriptons-scoteh, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
=. Also.
On hand usualassortent of the best WINES and Ii
QUoRS In the market, which will be sold reasonsh
terms any other hsusein the sy.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. ABLY No. II Royal street.
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There is .voty.i,,g like III.

How much pain and snering-nay life itse-may be
saved by having supply Of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
on hand in of sudden accidents In Cuts Wounds
Burns, Sealds spains and BruescssHaes to which chill
dren constantly sbcthe action of the Extractor
the Families should be wi bout it, Full d.
recons accompany each hox The always signed
Henry Daley mannfactuerp upon steel engraved label
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and l5l ChaTtreS street.
General Agents for the South, and TO whom all orders
Should be addTessed. m29 2p6t<M
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Southern Furniture sg~aseroo.,,l


r. G. P. CRANE,
49, - ~, al nj treatment in Diseases of the Throat and
~ .ue on of Electro Chemical and Medical Va
ras vn to be the only reliable and philosophical
- ~, lnre, even In those extreme and desperate
,t,I nT'r%9 to the ordinary rules of practice has
a. ,,al-,, ENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
roars of 49,, ~, hronic and Functional Diseases By
Electro. Magnetism. '' ' 'iisHn anu
For the convenience of tn o,, 80
Throat ind Lungs, and unabl -, ~, ~, Diseases u tne
suitation, list of Questions ha 49, ~ nu9 ues,e CON
warded on application Dr. o. Pp"''N' ""u VIII Dc or-
1haIf,, t,.a.,s ,t1i.1Y IT. NEW ORLEANS.
tho d,sr,nt,ans aoatI T. - - forwarded according to
,ba copntr, co.. h aI.ss 1lar case. Patients from
jals 2pMoWsFr&w6m ~ Z" 'ne INSTITUTE
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ArRooIoUs MuRpER.--A most horrible murder
was committed on the 18th in Whitedeld, Maine, BY
an old man named Preble. The yictim-his wife
was sixtytwo years Of age the mother Of nine sons
and kind and inofensive woman. He beat her to
death with hammer breaking her skull and ribs,
and otherwise mutilatlng her body in a most awful