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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

@Dr. Brownlow, ia the last issue OF the
Knoxville Wing, thus explains his fight
through the Federal metropolis:
"Since our return home from the North,
We have been frequently inquired of as to
why We did not call at Washington and wit
ness the organization OF the House? We
have given the same answer in every instance.
We had in our pocket $40 in money, a
through ticket to Lyncbburg, six good shirts
in q small carpet sack, and an overooat
worth at least $40, and this was more than
We were willing to risk in that den Of fhieves
Stealing has become an epidemic in Wash
ington, and no man would be safe there with
this much in his possesson!o
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ORIGINAL Notice.


To John Stsnnns, John Hamilton, Jos. Kelley,
Vim. 6tannus, tdefendants):
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
i Is now on le in the Clerks Once Of the Di strict
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition
Of james A. Lee, claiming . Judgment against
said John stannus and John Hamilton above
named, for the sum Of nine hundred thirty-egh I
dollars with interest 1T ten per cent from the 18th
day of February, 1857, on two promissory notes of
said parties dated Feb 1S 1857, for 446e each and
special and general execution against John Stan
nus and John Hamilton, and against Ali said de-
PENDANTS above named, praying also for the fore
closure Of . mortgage given by said ] ohm stannus
and John Hamilton 70 James A. Lee upon the nm
divided ons-third part Of fifteen ofland of of
the east side Of the northwest Of tAs south-
quarter Of section tvsnty-t township es horth
range west, In Lee Co., Iowa; the sale Of said
mort gagged promises to pay "a said debt, the ex-
tnguishment OF all equity Of redemption therein
for costs and general relief.
Now, you and each Of you notified TO appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the ~
day of the next term Of said Court, 10 be holden
on the lst Monday of February, 1860, OF Judgment
and decree will be had therein prayed for by de-
fault. Il. SCOTT HOWELL.
Dec. 10 l859-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner.
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TWO Fairbank Scales, weighing z,00e and 5,00t
L lbs. Also, one secondhand Safe, Stove,
large Trucks, Chairs, lot Of Lumber, 10. In
quire of i. j. RICE
1eei od6t
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
DOLICTES OF Insurance Issued at the lowest
rates In the following reliable first class COM
panies
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This is the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
Company in the world, with an accumulated
Fund Of over %, ZOO, 900.
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original NOttce.
To l.. W. O,Brien, VIM. II. O'Brien Harry Fulton,
Lewis Rosenthai, Morris Rindskopp, defend
Ants):
V0U are hereby respectively notified that there
L In on file In the Clark q Oboe of the District
Court Of Lea County, lows, ~ Ksokuk, : petition
of James II Billing, claiming judgment on fore.
closure Of . mortgage against said L. W. VIM II.
O 'Brien above named, for the sum Of nine hundred
and thrtythrss dollars with ton per cent. interest
from the 18th day Of February. 1855 and special
and general execution against l.. ". I VIM. III.
o'Brien, and - against All aid defendants above
named praying also for the foreclosure Of mort
gage given by said 0'Brians to James N. Billings
upon 10 fest Oh Of the rear ends Of lots 10,
Ill and II, block IS, Ksokuk, Lee Co., Iowa; the
sale of said mortgaged premises 70 pay Oh said
debt, the sxtinguishmsnt Of oil equity Of redemp-
tion thArske f.. ~ossa and general relief.
Now, you and each OF you notified TO apprar
and answer said pstition on the morning OF the "a
day Of the next term Of said Court to be holden On
the ln Monday Of February, 1850, or judgment
and decree will b had therein prayed Tor by de-
fault. III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec. 10, 185o-dIm 6ol'r for Petitioner.
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GA youth was lately leaving his aunts
house after visit, when finding it began to
rain, he caught up an umbrella, that was
snugly placed In q corner, aud was proceed.
ing TO open it, when the old lady, who for
the FIRST time observed his movements,
sprang towards him, exclaiming HNo, no,
that you never shall I've had that umbrella
for twenty three years, and it has never been
wet yet, and l'm sure it shant be vet now 70
A RExrNIscENcE.-Mr. Choats remarke ed
that he had heard Clay appeal to Webster
personally to leave Iyler's cabinet. 1t was
In the Vice Presidents room ct the White
House. TX was only two or three minutes,
but it was grand appeal, very pc ~erfuI.-~
Webster never answered word. He took it
kindly. He felt he was in somewhat Of a
false position. As Clay went out, though, he
looked at me (Choase) and winked.--[Park-
er's Choate.
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N0khG0s
To james Nolan Trustee for Hugh CAmeron},
Hugh Cameron, @. r. Conn, n. h. Rssdsr, james
Bradford, q. W. Garstson, jennings a Anderson,
w. H. Ewing, Wheeler, Bellows / Co., VIM.
X. L. Ruddiok Bancroft, Beaver r Co., Cornelia
Grinnan, d. M. Grinnan and a. G. Grinnan, lds-
fendants1:
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
i Is on file In the Jerks O1acs OF the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ~ Ksokuk, . pstition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment on fore
closure Of mortgage sgainst said James Nolan,
Trustee, and II. Cameron above NAMED, for the
sum Of one hundred seventy -four and 7S-lo0 dol
lars, with ten per cent. interest from the 18th day
Of Aug, 1850, and special and general execution
against las. Nolan, Trustee, and II. Cameron, and
against oil said defendants above named, praying
also for the foreclosure Of mortgage given by said
Jas. Nolan, Trustee, Ao. 10 chalss Mason, upon lot
., bioSk lat, IN the City Of Ksokuk, Lee Co low ~
the sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay OF said
debt, the sxtinguishment Of al equity Of redemp-
ton therein, Tor ccsts and general relief.
Now, you and each Of you are notified TO appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the al
day OF the next term Of said Court n be holden ON
the lst Monday Of February, 1859, or judgment
and decree win b had Therein ~ prayed for BY do
fAult I'LL, SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec 10, l86o-d1m Sdi'r for Petitioner.
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70 Charles @. Adams, Aisx.c. Taylor, Joseph Tom
linson ,tr, Isaac Hall. Jane. Humphrey, Bndg.
man Reed Ben. Wallace, (ds1snlentsl:
V0U are hsrehy respectively notaAod that thsre
j ID ncw on nls In tho Clerks 0hses OF the DE
trict Court Of Lee County, lows, 1t K4okuk, De-
tition Of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment q
foreclosure Of mortgage against said Charles G.
Adams above named for the sum Of two hundred
ninety ninc and 81 loo dollars, with ten per cent
interest from the 18th day OF Aug, 1888, and a
special and general execution against Charles G.
Adaun1. and - against all said defendants above
named, praying also for the foreclosure Of mort
gage given ~ sid Chss- G. Adams 70 Charlss AA-
upon the front snds OF lots and g. block lsS
being the half thersof--in the City of neok uk
Lee County, lows; the sais Of said mortgaged prem.
ises TO pay on said debt the exiting of oil
equity Of redemption therein, FOR costs and gener
alrslisf.
Now, ron and each Of you ars notiAsd 70 Appe.,
and answer said petition on the morning OF ths pa
day Of the next term Of said Conrt b holden On
the LIST Monday Of February, 1860, or Judgment
and decree win be had therein - prayed FOR by d.
fault. ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec. 10, 18bo-d1 Sol'r fof Petitioner.
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TEE DIS MolsEs VALLEY wHre is published
every Monday ., this Office, is one of the Oldest pa
psrs II Iowa, and has widely extended circuia-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

LeKAu N0ItCOS
Two Heinrich Metksn and John McGec: You are
hereby notified that there II on fle In the Of
foe of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee County,
Iowa. 1t Ksokuk, petition Of Frederick Zugg
claiming Of you the aaid Heinrich Mstken the sum
Of seven hundred dollsn, - money dne On FIVE
promissory notes executed by you to John Hor-
plaintif, and also claiming Of both Of you tbs
foreclosure Of mortgage, executed TO secure said
notes and one other noSsnd conveying lots II, II,
IL, u, Is and 10 In block Ia in Glenford, Wright
addition to the City OF Kcokuk, Lee County, lows.
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day Of the
nsxt term Of ssid District Court, commanding oh
| the first Monday In February. 1860, Judgment and
decree win Be rendered against yoa according to
be sold and all the interest OK each Of tho defend
ants therein will be cut Oh and forever barred and
foreclosed. MCCKARY 3 BRUCE,
Dec. 10. l8bo-dlm Atsy's for PPfs.
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Fer The Gate City.


state Reform SChosl.
MEss1s. EDiroxs We are glad TO see that
public attention i being called to the i'm
portanse Of establishing estate Reform
Schools or "Houss Of Refuge in our midst,
where young criminals may be restrained
from course of vice, and trained to some
useful employment.
Idlsness il the crying sin OF the American
people, and want Of early training in the
practical duties Of life, our most fruitful
source Of crime and misery.
The necessity to labor has ito formation
deep and broad in the very nature Of man,
and, like all the other laws of his being, may
not be violated with impunity. Those who
will not labor will degenerate physically,
mentally and morally. This is fearfully
demonstrated among the children Of the rich,
who, ~ . class, are exempt from labor, and
who are usually feeble, imbecile and worth
less also, among the children Of the poor
and proHigate, who live without labor, and
who, for want of the stimulus OF thought
and action, degenerate to mere criminal be-
ings.
But we do not design disquisition on idle
~ness, nor can we turn back the wheels Of
time and re-organize society, therefore We
must take things just as they are and make
the best Of them. We9may not pluck the
children OF the rich down from their high
nests of Woe but when they fall, as fall they
will, We can lift them up, and those who have
been reared in the sinks Of crime and vice may
be uplifted to useful positions in society. An
outlay of our public funds for the purpose Of
ameliorating or clevasing society is regarded
by all - wise, polite and praisevorthy. We
look with admiration and delight upon our
public institutions-our schools, colleges and
asylums-but how much more "House OF
Refuge" is needed.
There is score Of children in this town
who should be inmates of such an institution
children who have been found drunk in our
Public School, or guilty of theft and all man
ner Of evil--young Migrants in the fullest
sense Of that term. Their only hope is in an
institution OF reformatory character, and
if we fail to train them to industrious habits
and 1t them for the active duties Of life at
public expense, after while---hardsned in
crime and covered with the blood OF their
fellows--we may have to support them in
prison, rear for them the gallows, and bury
them in the oonvict's grave. ANNIE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

LeY0i NOtlC0.
rlN0 HAWKINS TAYLOR, N. X. Delaplain, Vim.
L Stotts 4 Sons, Sam ! Bonner, Vim. r. L. Rud-
dick, Chase 4 Jewett, Rankin Miller, James M.
Corbst, Clegho<n 3 Harrison, James ". Grimes
Sumner stsbbins, ConnAblc 6myth, Frederick II /.
Moore, Rob't Getty, r. n. Smith, John J. Holssy,
Charles Parsons Co., d. n. Miller, Edgar B..
CLINE, Samuel Kitchsy, Joseph Strottman, Ficklen
Z Lasas, s. : ) H.nili, flames B. Foley, Brown 4
Gardening, Cady Jones \ Peck, Geo. b. Wilson,
james Jack, Jesse Kuddick, Edward Boynton, s. c.
9. Carter, and Guy walls; You are hereby mott
6ed thst there 10 now ON hie In the once OF the
Clerk Of thu District Court IL Leo County, Iowa. ~
Ksokuk, petition OK Matthew Reilly, claiming Of
said Hawkins Taylor three thousand i've hundred
dollars, money due on three promissory notes
cut "a by bim TO plaintiff March s. 1857 and Of al Of
you the foreclosurs Of : mortgage given BY him to
secure said notes, tract Of land situated the
right hank Of the Mississippi river, being part Of
the northeast rActionAl quarter Of section twenty
four, tswnship sixty-Avs north Of range ave west,
In the County Of Les and 6tstsof Iowa, more par
tisuarly dsscribsd Ia sid petition and being the
equal undivided ons-hsH Of four and s. 100 acres,
more or less except Cd the west end Of said
tract, previously hold 70 B. Farnum. And unless
you appear and answer thereto on or before the "a
.=y c. &c February ..---, .ass: = 9. s:.S ccc-.
judgment viii be- rendered against you thereon.
ORION CLEMENS,
Dec. 10, lS5o-d1m Atty for Pitt
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J f w E l. r Y

ssta OF Aarrings and Pins in Boxes, In.
Ktruscan setting Of Cameo, Lava, Mosaic,
Coral, Garnet, Hair and Jet. Also, Pins
and Drops separate, all styles Ketchups
and Necklaces, Box and GLASS Pins, Snaps,
Split Rings, Gold and Silver Thimbies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

Etruscan Chains, Plain Band, Plain Chain, Cameo.
Engravsd Band, Solid Band, Jet with Gold, Hair
and Bead Bracelets.
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For safe

Dec. 70, 1859 dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-20

American, English, md Swiss
makers; Gold and Silver, open
and Hunting Cases; oil war
ranted to give satisfaction.
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LOCKEFS

Enameled and Gold, Oval and Round
Plain Gold and Engraved Locksts.
Hair Werk for,saie maae o order.
Pins Earrings, Rings, Bracelets, Charms,
Chains, Battons, Studs, N Necklaces Crosses,
MADE ORDER.
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CHAINS
RINGS;

Diamond, Pearl Opal, Garnst, Turquois, Enamelsd
bx Plain, Engine Turned. Chased. xnG ~-..-.aenss
RINGS, ALL SIZES.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-03-26
TIE ANTI.SLAVERY BUGLE

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, OHIO
by the Executive Committee of the Western Anti
Slavery Society
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Accommodation intended for insertion, tC
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Orders for the paper and letters containing
money in payment for the same, should be
addressed to ANN PEARSON Publishing Agent
Salem, Columbiana Co., Ohio.
p6cMoney carefully onvelopod and directed as
above may be sent by mail at our risk.
f6rWe occasionally send numbers to those who
are not subscribers, but who are believed to be in
crested in the dissemination of antislavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
selves OF use their influence to extend its circula-
tion among their friends.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square (l6lines) three weeks, Sl,OO
{" Each additional insertion, ,25
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changing monthly, 1900
Half column, changing monthly, 5000
BdrCards not exceeding eight lines will be in
serted one year for S3,00 six months, $500.
j. HUDSON PRINTER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-03-26
Che Anti- 5lapcrp Buele.
SLAVERY AND ANTISLAvERY IN THE
UNITED STATES.
A LECTURE

Before the Marlboro Ohio Literary Association
March lSt, 1859.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
Rromn,, Le.l-r 20 Mn. ohlld.

Nrs. J.. Mua Chdii My dear friend
(such you prove 90 be- Though % Stranger
Your most Kind l,licr hls reached me, with
the kind offer 60 come here aud take care OF
me- Allow nae 60 express, NV gratitude ior
your great sympathy aud at the same time
80 propose 10 you a different course together
with my reason, for wishing IT, ! should
certainly be- greatly pleased 10 become per.
soually acquainted With one so gifted aud So
Kind, but cannot avoid seeing some ohjcc-
tiuus 20 il, under present circumstances.
First ! am in charge cot a most humane gen
tlcman, who, with hi, family have rendered
me every pos,iblTOucutiou have desired,
or that could be Of the least Advantage. aId
| am SO far recovered Of my wounds as mo-
longer TO require nursing. Then again, it
wouA.subj,ct you - great personal iucou.
ycuiencc and hcuyy,4Npcnsc, without doing
me any good. AioW ne 10 name 10 YOU an.
other channel through which YOU may reach
inc with Your sympathics much more citectu-
ally. / have at home a vile and three young
daughters, thc youngest but little over five
years old, the oldest nearly ANinan tif'e
also tNo daughtcrs.iu- whose husbands
have both fallen near me here. There is al.
so another widow, Mrs, Thompson, whose
husband fell here. Whether she is moth.
or or not, cannot say. All these, my wife
included, live at North Elba, Essex county,
New York | have a middle aged son, who
has been in some degree a cripple from his
childhood. who would have as mucn as he
eagld 49,! - IL c-Ea--a-IAia-.= llr-ylaA- =
most dreadful sufferer in Kansas, and lost all
TIE had laid up He has not enough to clothc
himself for the winter comfortably | have
IN living son or sDu-in-uw, who did not sui
fer terribly in Kansas.
Now dear FRIEND, would you not as soon
contribute fifty cents now, and like sum
yearly, for the relief of those very poor and
deeply afflicted persous,eto enable them to
supply themselves and their children with
bread and very plain clothing, and to enable
the children 10 receive a common English
education? VIII you also devote your own
energies to induce others to join YOU in Civ
ing like amount, OF any other amount, to
constitute "a little fund for the purpose nam
ed?
cannot see how your coming here can do
me the least good, and ! am quite certain
YOU can do immense good where YOU are.
am quite cheerful under all my affecting cir
cumstances and prospects, having as | hum
bly, trust 1.-THE pence of God which 'sscth all
understanding" to rule in my heart, You
may make such use Of this as you Geq fit.
God Almighty bless and reward YOU thou
sand fold. Yours in siuccrityaud truth
JOHN BROWN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
Personal and Political.

The national republican committee will
meet at ihG--A=,ar New Yeth h. ~.
ccmhcr 2l, to fx the time and place for the
national presidential convention. The last
of May and western city-Chicago, Cincin.
natl St. Louis or ianQpolis-arelikey to
be the results Of the drhtGaton
John {. Fremont headed the list Of sub.
scribcrs in Bear Valley to the proposed mon
ument to the late Senator Brodcrick. ghe
figure he puts down is $500
There is an,jmmense amount Of prairie on
fire in the northern and central parts of III
nois, and unless rain comes soon We shall
expect to hear of much destruction of prop.
erty.
Isaiah Blood, Douglas democrat is elected
to the New York Senate from the Saratoga
district being the only gain the democrats
make to rccompcnsc the loss Of seven MEM
bcrs in other districts. He made sensation
on the stump by reason of the orthodoxy Of
his speeches, and it now appears that having
paid poor fellow $40 to write him a crack.
speech, he was imposed upon by manuscript
copy of one of Douglass most famous ora.
tons. 1t was all the same to his constitu-
ent', and unquestionuhly the best $40 invest
ment he ever made.
Frederick 7. Stanton has fully identified
himself with the republican party in Kansas.
During the recent canvass he made able
speeches for their candidates and principals.
lie was, 1t will be remembered, a democratic
member Of Congress from Tennessee, and
was sen, 20 Kansas by Mr. buchanan as
Gov Walkers secretary, and for some time
acted Es governor
n man was arrested at Washington, on
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
Bricf Locals.

The weather the past week has been yaria.
blc' from warm 10 cold, and from very cold
90 midland bssutfful again.-The nqueducr
from Waterford mountain il completed, and
'he company are ready 10 let water into the
branch .pjpes,-Ihefc will be- change Of
t.iiir ou ne Railroad neat Monday mail
traf leaving a. $50 and arriving at $40
Eln lic. Esq, of the Centre, raised three
bushels ofta..iarnia potatoes from three seed
potatoes, He also raised this season blood
beet which weighs 10 lbs. and measures over
Wo feet 30 circumference, "Dai b,eis al :"
On account o. Thanksgiving, We shall pub
i'h our paper uest week on Wednesday.
Speaking of Thanksgiving remind, US that
Cook on Railroad street is prepared for that
event See vi, ad,ertisemcnt-l The Leg,s.
laIurc will adjourn on Tuesday next,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
LOCAL AND STATE.


HfNf - Ffff
We have always taken great deal ofpaIu'
90 pick up local matiers lor our columns and
Sc think TIM CtLmOsIAs has petty good
reputation "a o loeal pspsr We have lately
succeeded boo establishing local correspond
cuts in many Of ths towns of this and ih,
Heighb1rHg counties, who will give us Goo d
condensed form aIl matters u interest tha'
are Transporting boz their respective towns. II
requires no very close observer 90 see that iu
this age ofcIty dai.iesand leegraphs. o couu
lry paper 10 chiefly valuable Tor its local news
Vs. intend that our paper shall be unsurpass-
cd Boo this matter and We will be- obliged %
amy Who will send us items of interest which
lausp.ro iu their localities. An persons who
desire % keep informed FOO matters pertaining
20 Town, County and State, can have their
wish Rrai.dcd by subscribing and p1yiag far
TIM CAlrJNNN. There aro hundreds iu
lh.s County who ought 20 take his paper
who DO nor and the many things taking
place weekly aud monthly tiry clnhot know
ou.y by "hranay," Wc have nothing 10 say
against iakInf foreign papers, ouiy support
your home papers .drsL How could your
County paper be- dispensed with Think u
this. uuI lhen come forward with O good
word aud material especially the aid
lad we will give you paper that you canaol
aN"rd 10 do Without n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
Bennington County.

A little daughter Of Patrick Donnelly. re-.
siding ia the ives, part Of Bennington. Was
burned 10 death by her clothes taking fire on
"Wednesday Of last week The mother had
gone 20 Mr., Austin lIarmon's to do wash
iug, leaving this little girl, aged three wears.
and li,llc son, aged five, in charge or the
the house. The little boy showed presence
Of mind worthy Of imitation On seeing the
situation OF his little sister, he took what VA
ter there was handy by and poured il upon
her person. This failing to qucnch the flames
be- seized her hand and'Cirly dragged her TO
thS brook near by and cudca,orcd 20 plunge
her into u, but not being able 20 do NO.. AS
shc struggled hard against sucn an ATTEMPT.
he ran to the house for pail, with vhich he
succeeded IN putting out the fire, but not til
her flesh was burned to a, crisp banner.
ATTIMrTEb To BHIAK JAu. 49, Some Of the
pr'ogcrs confined IN the jail IN Bennington
Center made an Intellectual attempt to escape.
some few DAYS since. With tools. which they
procured from source now unknown, they
succeeded in making m aperture through
the wall and tits thought would soon have
accomplished their end, had they not been
iscovored.- BaRsey.