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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

DTRECTIoNs-Buy one Of Grover 6, Bakers
Celebrated Family Sewing Machines.
Taiors and Dress-makers wishing to purchase
good Machine will have the chance to see them
in operation in every village in Vermont The
undersigned is the only Agent in Orleans and Es-
sex Counties, for Raymonds Ten Dollar one
thread Machine; decided by competent Judges to
be the best cheap Machine in use; not liable to
get out of order, works equally as well on thick
as thin cloth. am the only Travelling Agent
flor 1. c. Phnney, corner Main and State streets
Montpelier, w. for Grover & Bakers Sewing
Machine. 1t finishes its own work; it reguires
no re-spooling it fastens its own end each stitch
is independently locked; makes seam that win
not Zip. Window shades and fixtures put ND to
ordor. Remember Health must be preserved
Every one can have good Machine for from Ten
to One Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars Tboss
purchasing Machines will have instructions 70,
using them.
10 Ofice-Barton Village. All letters ad
dressed to
22Y1 Z. j. WILLIAMS.
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GENERAL AaskIs.

NJ 5. Burr & Co., 7e fremont Street, Boston
Geo. C. Goodwin 4 Co., u q IA uar.bsIl 1,
boston. LYMAN Savage b Co. sloatrseI.--34rrs
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WILLIAMS HAS COME!
NOW is YOUR TIME.

HEALTH must be preserved! The great
M III est Medicine of the 10th centuryI 1t wilG
cure Headaches. Sideaches, Long faces, Sweetens
the temper, brings back Rosy Cheeks, Sparkling
Eyes, firm step with the merry laugh, which
makes Home pleasant around the happv
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TVHE BEST ASSORTMENT OF

) COM. STORE.
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TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.

Manufactured and sold Wholesale aud Retail
by T. b. NAG00N & Co.. St. Johnsburv. VI,
TO whom all orders should be addressed. Sold
by Druggists and Merchants throughou, the coun-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

TEHRIBLE TRAGEDY AT EQrALITY, Ills
The Shawneetown Hlinotsaa gives the par
ticulars OF a horrible affair At Equality Iii
nois, on Wednesday night last. A Baptist
minister from Christian county, Kentucky,
stopped at the boarding house OF Mrs Ale
Cool during the day, and in The evening
started on his way. lie had not proceeded
lar out of town before be ietnrned, scouting
Is much aSitated in manner, stating that an
attempt rad been made Ia shoot him froEl
the roadside, anh thai he hal seen tracks
scross the road aud heard the click OF n Tis-
toll or gun produced in cooking, which ex-
cited his fears Of foul play. lie then asked
for room for the night, which was eivcr
him. His strange conduct soon satisfied
the proprietress of the house that there WAS
something not altogether right with him.
and she called at the door Of his room
To ascertain what the matter was, when ne
abruptly confronted her with the accuse
iion Of intending TO rob him, and threw his
poke, book towards her, Iemarking that il
contained all the money he had. She I'M
medisteiy left him and asked two gentle
, nv" w ~ "hN Ns''h W. ~ IoSSiuiV' W udt Jllcu
him. They went a. desired. but left him
in few moments, finding that he was arm
ed with pistol aud not in his proper niLd
aud Is hc advised thein that their company
could he very well dispensed with. Some
time after this, MessrS. McCaieb and Prewi,,
stepped upon the porch in front Ut the
ruom in hich he as, to see what lie was
| doing, when they we've greeted with Il pis-
tol shot FROM the window, the ball taking
effect on the person of Mr.. McCaleb inflict-
lug fatal wound. A second shot passed
through the clothing Of Mr. prewitt, who
speedily retreated. a third report from
the pistol was heard, and shortly after
wards an entrance of the room was ventared
upon, when the stranger aud principal actor
in the dark drama was found bathed in his
ON u blood. living dead upon the tioor, hav-
ing shot himself in the breast. Mr.. McCaleb,
/ who was an old citizen Of Equality. expired
the next day after lac was shot. Thus ter
minated one Of the most singular and
mourrful tragedies that it has ever become
our PAINFUL duty to record as having Occult
red in Gallatin comfy. -l SEES 81. so.
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To the Public.
EuVHR past W.Y.y~TER .f.N.D s,


~ So far have t'rn yerT vet Ones causing many
at rivers IL overflow their hanks, back
ing np the wafer in the creeks and bayous, and
flooding 10 considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers recede, which may be ex-
pectr,l soon then the large surface Of decaying veg
risthle matter exposed 10 the sCorching Of the
summer sun. Produces the malaria, which proves
fatal IN its course, sweeping whole States. and
-Istrifg neither NE nor IN it, coaInering
march.
Affsr a res,dence OF more than twenty years IN
The middle and southern States, We think We have
NiscoVerCd "A medicine which, To a certain extent.
preventative OF the attacks of bilious feyer,
sgue, a., and a. such Ne recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public 10 understand that We are
not urging upon them the Use Of strong Liquors ~
beverage. We are and always have been, opposed Ia
their being used i'm that way, but IL people viii Ne
them such. let them have by all
leugthen instead Of shortening their lives. WeIr,
pose To- sell always pure aud unadulterstc Lilu"t-
for medicinal purposes, and "a little for the -toui
sch's sake, il required. aud will challenge in
sP-ction by the beet chemists in this any otsr
country, 70 and any inipurity adulterstion Ia
the whisky branded 10y us, "a Ills n Howe's Mag
nUa." Ii Is warranted, as it T. distilled from he
cory, rye, or wheat with slight addition 1t good
eistcTb watcr.--N- have no doubt many persons
hsveleea ruined IN health IL Gct actually killed. NJ
drinking lad whisky, the greater the reason thh
Alls A loves pure Magnolia should be I'm gen.
eraI u-e Just received and in store for sale
Di5 pipes ass'd Brandies (old) from IL 81 n gal.
~ Il pipes do lOld) from 3 to 3 q gal.
pipes Holland Gin; puncbsons Ii Rum.
apS5 -er ALLls IlowBs. Water 81
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New York Market.

NEw lORK, July 10 I'm
Flour Lnscttettle,i aud decliued 5t,al 81
for old fresh ground is steahy and advanced.
sales OF 1000 brls AZ 4 ooC15 90 for superfne
States 20@5 50 for exua Stale 30
az 90 for super. Western . 1905 10
for common TO good extra ditto; 35(G.5 50
for old, and 45Ge5 Go fresh ground
round hoop Ohio, market closing heavy
aud dull. Rye Hour dull nj OO(7.4 80.
Wheat unchanged sales $500 bush AT 10
for white ny. so tor red Western / a.
for Michigan. Rye dub at ss@s9. Barley
quiet. Corn frmer, but quiet sales
Of $4,000 bush at s7G6ss for Western mix
ed, and $4,000 for new yellow Oats
40 for State. Whisky unchanged; 200 bbls
sales at -. Pork decidedly lower; sales
of 5000 bbls ut IL 90 for mess II %
Tor prime. Beef hams duh AT l5Gl5
Bacon quiet. Cut meats dull at 90 for
shoulders, 8@sffor hams Lard heavy at
l0iGll4. Butter heavy al Halls for
Ohio, ana l+9ls for State. Cheese dull
at 76s. Tobacco quiet and easier at la
10 FOR Kentucky Tallow firm WOOL
fam. Sugsr buoyant, and !6i higher
Museovado 5t@G}.
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RlYer Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES IRON O'CLOCK MONDAY
TILL O'clock TUESDAY
Hope, Cincinnati to lazo0 fiyer.
NOodfOri New 0rlean q, } oiiisyIe.
Southerner, Memrhisto do.
Fort Wayne, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
i'nnleith, Nashville 10 do. sl
charley Bowen, Mt. Vernon to Evansville.
Ida May, Pittsburg to st. Louis.
MessTs. p. G.. O'RiIey & Co.'S wharf-boat
sunk on Monday night in about feet wa
ter. 1t is thought that the boat can easily
be raised.
The Mcclellan passed down late yesterday
with a poor trip.
The Charley Bowen had splendid trip
yesterday for Cairo
The Maid Of the Mist, Capt. Lancaster,
will leave for Henderson to day at o'clock
The Highfyer, Capt. Tom Wright, is the
regular Louisville packet for St. Louis to-
day. tt41 y nLEHNDCA e.
The regular U. 5. mail packet, Silver
Star, leaves to-day at noon for Paducah and
all way place. The Star is speedy and
safe boat and furnishes accommodations un-
surpasted by none. -.t.- sss
We believe the j. II. Done will be load
ed to-day for Cairo
y little craft called the Wave, arrived
from below this morning and laid up at this
point We do not know her destination.
bat think she is the boat that a ST. Louis
company intended placing in the trade be-
tween here and Cannelton. She is Just the
boat for the trade, as she is very light and
can run ut little expense. o. tH ,itr-a
The GreenyiIie, Capt. Tom Ashby, win
arrive this evening from Green river, with
a full cargo OF New York tobacco She will
leave Tomorrow morning for Bowling
Green and all points on Green river.
The river continues to fall at this point
business dull on the wharf and freights
Scarce --.. ~. & 1870 -.fs-f.- -
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eYER,s AcuEf CURE:

Which, neuiTalizesr the hsIiaTiolTs pHlseit I'm the
blood and stimnlates fhe liver expe IL from the
body As IL should, II does this affecting
disorder with perfect cei tainty Aud II does lnoFe,
rather doe what Is Of more service TO thCte sib
jec TO his Injection. Ii taken ia ~ expes
IL nom tir stem IL is absorbed. aud TINS KEGS
those Who use "a lee from its attacks keCPs
the system ia health although exposed 70 the dis.
ease ,gueptiy il not only cures, hut protects
from the great variety of affections which IN
duced BY this malignant iuiueuCs, such Remit
tent Fever, chill Fever, Dnmb or Masked Ague,
Pefiodica Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheamatisn, Gout, Blindness,
Tovtltsche, EusChe, CatarTb. Asthma, Palpita-
tJus, fsiniul 4 Elections OF the Spleen, Hystsscs,
Collie, Plray 81, Rnd Painful Affections Of the Stom-
ach and bOwels all of which, when arising from
this cause, Will be found TO assume more or less Of
the intermittent type, This .ASrE CrRE" removes
the cause OF these dsIalg'-inenis, and cures the
df-ease. - ar4e fr
This II accompanies by stimulating the excrcto-
Iies foexpcl the virus from the ~ stem and these
organs by degrees become habifed 20 do this their
Office of their own accord Hence arises what we
term acclimafoH. Time may accomplish the same
end but often life is not long enough, or i sacri-
feed in the a; tinJd, while this 'AGCE CURE" does
IL At once, and with safety. We have great reason
to believe this il surer well safer remedy
for the whole class If diseases which are caused 10y
the miasmatic Infection, than any other which ha-
been discovered and IL has still another important
advantage TO the public which is, that il Is cheap
a. well good.
Oar Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER Co, lowell,
Mass. Price One Dollar per Bottle.
E6- Sold 10y KELLER a WHITE Evansville,
and by all Druggists and Merchants throughout
this country. ~. bel. mar22 -d&weow
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&C. Count Be,blau. the Hunpariau

gJ- Count Bethlan, the Hungarian, AT
present on the staff of Prince Napoleon, is
the one who fought the Duel with Prince
Esterhazy. The quarrel was political one,
and great Importance was attached by the
Austrian party to the death Of Bethlan,
whose patriotism. combined with his im-
mense wealth had rendered him obnoxious
10 them. In the first fire the Count was
shot through the body. When the Ester
hazy faction saw him fall, they Immediately
dispatched an express to Vienna to announce
his death. TO their great surprise and con
sternation, however, they saw the appar-
4nrIy dead man rise to his kuees and IRE a,
ais antagonist. The ball struck Prince Is
terhazy between the eyes and killed him in
stanSy s.Ir ... .s-
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re- II has been remarked 10y Bancroft
that the faults of European policy peop'e
America. And that the same faGli.s VIII IA
time compel industry. arts and SC cnces, to
take their flight to these free shores. This
train of reflections is awakened by ieadi Ie
a communication from Wetzkein, Prusslan
Consul at Damascus, which acquaints the
American world Of literature and wealth
that he has for sale one of The most yalus-
BILE collections extant OF Arabian manu-
scripts, on important subjects of history
travels, science, &c.
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Worthy Of Attention!
DH % ~ 20 e. F.f.nFLy' Sc W'E.N'Sy
eHH MACHINE.
RaIanled .IuIx IL lREa-

Patented July 27, Is5s.
This Machine is pronounced by cemPete"SiH'ip' :
10 h. superior 20 all Others before the public Tor
general family use, and what will doubtless sur
prise aud rejoice many a womans heart, o.. that
while for rdinary usage it surpasses Ia Practical
utility the highest priced machines the coat of ID
Will nn. exceed thirty five dollars. sr
The subscriber having purchased Che exclusive
right tn Manufacture, sell, and This machine in
this and other counties of South western Indiana
respectfully invites all persons, Ladies especially,
who are IN want Of first class Sewing Machine,
to call aud examine the merits OF the hiaores Pat
-ri, being confident that on athOrouglr aoquaint
with it uIey will prefer this toall others ire
spectiye Of its price - e. E-.. .-...s.- t.-a
The following Is a summary Of some OF the lead
ing exceIlencies Of this machine; ~. sa..-- r..
l. 1t combines durability, simplicity and prac-
tiesbiliry in higher degree Than any other nov il
use. .-r.-..
2 In point e strength, elasticity, and endurance
us stitch is excelled by any machine yet invent
ed. Each stitch is locked or listened by the
chine itself. that there is need Of drawing the
thread through loop or using a needle 10 fast0n
theend Of seam to prevent its rayeling or ripping
Such is the nature Of the stitch that IT every third
one be cut the work will neither rip nor ravel. :
3 II sews from two common spoois without re-
winding, aud sews in the very Lest manner, coarse
aud fine goods with linen cotton, on siIk thread.
Ii has the best aud most reliable feed ever
constructed. and does not break needles.
= hs -pacc around the needle and beneath the
nr'-il arm l. unu-u2lly large, and what is espe-
ciaIiS I,ticcable not drop of oil Is needed the
part 81 the Nadine, in coutact with the goods.
Il. Its simplicity Is such that u be understood
aud operated with but little instruction, and is so
cheap beautiful, ahd useful that no family can ell
aftcr.i 10 d.. without one, Therefore come fight
tlung, Tor yourself snd ii yOu like the machine,
make yonr own without delay, aad my word
tr 1T, alter ten days usage il will be the last
itch. 81 furniture the uwEer viii bewilling 70 part
with f,v what IL cost. n. W. STAFFORD
EvANsNuLE, Ind, juno, 1859. ills Imdd2mw
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n.anh nma Pur. riooa ar. Im..p.r.

Health and Pare Efood are lasspsrs-
BLE.-Reooll.ct that ali sickness arises fran I'M
purity Of the blood, and that Juison's Mountain
Herb Pills will surely find out and cleanse these
impurities from the system, that disease cannot en-
let. 80 simple aud innocent are the herbs aud
plants that compose them, that il not necessary
20 have them sugar coated in order that the stomach
eau bear them. In most cases. Pills are sugar coat
ID because the materials Of which they ar. made
50 gripping aud malignant, that oiherwis. deli.
cate stomach could not bear them
These Pills deal IL Is. and viii not
ouly cure by removing the eanSe cai Will build up
and restore the broken constitution. There are
many who have trihed with their constitutions
that they thinE medicine cannot help them; III
not these despair; increluiity and sceptfcism
Is oyerthrown hy mass OF testimony which is
truly irresistible Al first the virtues ascribed 90
these MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS we're deemed
fabulous. The public had been often deceived
thai .ey could not believe the simple truths ad
vsnced by their discoysrer, Yet facts undeniable,
sttested bS witnesses u the highest character and
rsspectabilty, have proved and proving each
day, the yirtuss Of this mighty healer They
mark BY their miraculous efficacy and power new
era in u.sdieins-
Sold b. ell Medicine Dealers. jel-d&vlm
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PhIiadeIp,,ia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July I'm
Flour continues dull for old; stock and
prices have declined 25c; the standard
brands are offered at 5 3O@5 80; 500 bbls
of new flour, made out of extra new wheat,
sold at 6 %. Rye -four and cornmeal
quiet. Wheat IS frmer; sales of 5000
bush. at 40 for new red 35Hl 40 for
new white; 35 for old red 506l 50 fer
old white; 500 bush. old and new Ken
lucky at the latter figures. Rye steady at
IS. Corn in demand at So for yellow. 600
bush. Pennsylvania oats sold on private
terms Whisky steady; sales at 27C628.
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Fever and pue.

from which mankind suffer over a large IaIt of lie
globe, il the consequence Of diseased action in he
system, induced by the poisonous missm of segeta-
bic decay. This eNhalation is evolved by the ac-i
ti"n of solar heat on wet SOIL and Rises with the
wateTy yapoT from it, While the sun is below the
horizon this Napor fingers the eart surface
and the virus is taken with il through the lungs,
into the blood. There il acts rs an Irritating poi-
son On the Internal yscera and eXCreting organs Of
the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 10
secretc not Only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sylnpatlhze with the liver, aud become
disordered also. Finally the instinct ofour organ
ism, il in attempt 10 expe the noXious infu-
Sion, conceni the whole blood of the body in
the internal excretories TO force them to cast
il out. The blood leeyes the surface, and rushes
10 the central organs with congestfve Violence
This is tie Chill. ; ia this effort IL tails Then
the FEVER follows, id which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes TO the surface, as il in
another effort exre the irritating poison through
that other gres; eNOretOry-the skim In this also
~ fdiis and the system abandous the attempt ex-
nlusted and waits for tite recovery of strength
repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are
the hts paroxysms at FEvER AND ACUT Such
constitutional disorder Will OF oours. undermine the
health IL ia IL iiGt, rt.in,iNed..
We have lsbore,l "a ind, aud have found au "a
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80 Yesteriay, large numbers Of conn
try people were in town, drawn hither to
get sight at the animals. The number OF
visitors to the mensgerie was quite large,
notwithstanding the extreme heat and We
presume the showmen were satisfied with
the amount of cash received. While the
caravan was crossing from the kentucky
side Of the river, the huge elephant dis
dained TO avail himself Of ferry facilities,
and carrying his trunk, plunged in the
river and across "on his own hook, TO the
amusement of hundreds of spectators, many
of WHOM had seen the elephant, yet had
never seen him swim.
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BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE !
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator,

With MOFFITT'S HORSE POWER ATTACHED.
H. considered to De the best machine Of the kind a.
the We.
The undersigned now prepared 90 furnish
machines Of the above Patent, OF style and make
not excelled IN the western country. All We ask Is
that our work may be compared With any OF our
cotemporarcs as also our prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced and
known when we commenced the manufacture OF
them; and we shall only say that al the Laehines
of that patent which We make, shall lie made In
such q manner, Of such materials, and with such
improvements OF our own, as viii materially IN
the valuable reputation il has acquired among
Tbreshers. rZel E-s-a IS 81 fs-r
We can now Offer 10 our customers CHOICE Of
these excellent Machines. and also choice II the
Horse Powers, 20 drive them, OF any size, from
to 10 horse, upon as reasonable terms a. any other
establish meBt and we respectfully solicit orders
for either size kind and would request that they
Ice sent in early possible TO insure getting the
best machine. kRA1Z & HElLRlAN.
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Auction and commission.

Auction and Commission.
HH .fEf JON q CO., Successors
EAs 20 WoOisey d Nelson, will continue the
Commission business, both at private sale and a.
auction, at the old stand, corner Main and Third
streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where
they will pay particular attention 20 tbs sale oi
everything entrusted 20 them they will attend g.
any auction sales anywhere in the city.
Particular attention given 20 the sale 81 Iahis
and Town Lots, &c, &c. EebI7-Iy
MI CRg PLOUR !-IGLEHF.1GT
X Brothers celebrated brand Of Southern Mills
extra AZ 90 70 per sack Superfne Globe Mills %
s3 80 per sack-quality Of both sorts guaranteed.
"A stock always on hand at
ERsKIEE, CURNICK CO,
jel1 ~ Main street.
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HeA. The Weather still continues ardent
the thermometer ranged near 1902 in the
shade in most places on Monday, and il was
equally elevated in its aspirations yesterday.
On Monday there were copious showers
alon9 the Eailroad from Terre Ilaute to
within a few miles Of this city. There
WERE one or two attempts to sprinkle here
oa Monday aud Tuesday, but neither at
tempt resulted in rain enough to wet. the
sidewalk ON Green river the farmers are,
50 We ate informed, suffering severely from
The drouth. The leaves on 'the cornstaiks
daily. at noon, roll themselves np into the
form of small egarettes.
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nee The weather, yesterday morning,
was cloudy. About 10 O'Clock A. NJ, it
cleared up and became intensely warm, and
remained 50 until o'clock p. NJ, when it
began to cloud up again, and threatened
: rain. At O'Clock, the thermometer rose
20 100 degrees.
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Last Nights Dispatches.

.f-s,.- BoSToN, July bpm
The meeting of the Suffolk Bar relative
to the death or Mr. ChOate was fully attended
to day. Charles G.. Loring. Lidney Bart
lett and Others delivered eulogies. ADDRESS
es and a series of appropriate resolu-
tons were adopted. IL is expected that the
remains will arrive here on Friday The
fnnern will take piece on Saturday at the
Essex Street Church. The Rev. Dir. ADAMS
will oiiiciate. \ meeting OF citizens will
be held in Faneiel Hall. r.-s-auv.
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ps- The.ya with safe imbedded in

" The. vault, with sale imbedded IN
as walls, in the Sheriff $ Office at Port
Gibson, Miss, in which there were SO, 600
or $4,000 in cash, was blown to pieces by
heavy charge of powder, which must have
been placed in it before the safe was locked
upat night. The explosion tore out the
hack part Of the safe, and demolished por-
ton of the wall of the court in which the
vault was built-bnt the doors of the safe
were locked and unopened. No clue could
be found to the perpetrators.