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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-17
News from California.

ST.. Louis, May lG, 1859
The Overland mail th San Francisco dates of the 22d
ultimo, has arrived here.
land slide had occurred in the mining town Of Monte
Christie, killing four persons The damage done was also
considerable and mining operations had TO be suspended
The State Legislature had failed provide for tho two
hundred thousand dollars worth of bonds still outstanding
notwithstanding the people desire pay every dollar OF
the State Indebtedness.
Business brisk at San Francisco and money plenty
Gold dust continued to arrive freely and there was no
change in the market.
The wheat harvest gives promise of an abundant Weld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-17
News from Kunsas and NebrasIk.

ST LOUIS, May 10, 1859.
The people OF Southern Nebraska earnestly agating
for the annexation Of much of that Territory as lies
south Of the Platte river to Kansas secure her ad
mission into the Union at the next session Of Congress-
Public sentiment in that portion OF the Territory strongly
favors the proposed annexation and it recently re-
solved in MACS convention that Nebraska City nominate
delegates to the Kansas Constitutional Convention which
Is to assemble at Wyandotte in July The Nebraska dele
cation will undoubtedly be admitted into the Convention
and II s probable in defining the boundary Of the State OF
Kansas the Platte will be designated as the northern line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-17
Destructive Fire in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 10, 1859.
large fire occurred in this city at four O'Clock this
morning. Kemble Il Weeds planiug machine shop,
Race street. totally destroyed loss 81 00 insurance
So 1000 Schcoey Co Is refrigerator mandatory
burned loss $4,000 insured for SO 0a0. VIM. Nab0rs
chair mandatory burned loss $1,000 no insurance
In ALL twelve buildings burned and several others
damaged Fifteen twenty families turned out of
their homes The total loss Is about $40 000 and the in
eur
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The Prcs idcnt mt Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 1G, 1859.
President Buchanan, companed by Hon. Howell Cobb,
VISITED Baltimore this morning TO examine the site for the
United States Court House. He was received Barnums
Hotel by few friends, among whom were Judges Giles
and Mason and visited the localities proposed me Pres
dent looks remarkably well and manifested much activity
Secretaries Thompson and Black also accompany the
President The party will dine at Barnums Hotel and re-
turn in the afternoon to Washington
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
sAyAs,. vi, May IL, 1859.
me star Of the South arrived ut Tybee a. esn O'clock
this moAuirg All we'll
CHARLESTON, M. " 10, 1859.
me sisomshp Colum sia, Captain Berry FROM New YORK.
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Die administration-au the ground they have
lost In their foolish experiments to break him
down.
ct the hards and softs fight out their quarrels.
They begin early, and thus they will have plenty
OF time to come to their senses before the
Charleston Convention, the upshot of viii h
must be harmony, when the issues will simply
determine the reunion or ornament dissolution
Of the party.
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Paris Soft Hats OF Raro Quality, Expressly
adapted for summer wear, just received by steamer.
LEAhx q w. NOS. y, and Aston House. BrDAdvav
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go. CHARIEs1oS, April Ia, 1859.
letter from Gainesville, Ala, dated the 10th inst re.
ports dreadful storm In that vicinity causing the death
OF Mr. J. w. Berrien brother of the deceased United
x Co., OF New York
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Caps for the Young, the Old, the Middle
aged caps for business gentlemen sporsmen boys and
youths caps o. new and becoming shapes the spring.
under Barnum's Museum, = "S'
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Fire I'm New Orlcans-yolks Fest.

New ORLEANS May Is, 1859.
The Lafayette Sugar Refinery and several adjoining
buildings occupying an entire square, burnt
volks Fest was celebrated To- day. the Creole race
courfe. Twenty thousand people were present
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The Steamer Curleyv.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May l6, 1859.
The steamer Curlew remains in about the same alas-
ton as yestrday. Arrangements have been made to
raise her, which will probably accomplished If the
weather hOlds ypnd
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=. ,., PhuADKLPinA, Nay Is, 1859,
Tho Bachelors' Barge Club consisting of seven m avn
bers started early this morning in their barge Ii, ia 70
row 10 New York via the Delaware and Rarits Canal
THY expect TO reech tber destination On We ncaav AZ
tornoon and will step ct the ST. Nicholas vo,oi for few
-"'"s w q" w"
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Personal Taste Consulted.
The bat, face and figure should sgree.
GENIN. halter. !ylI Droahuvax
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Clothing, Ready Made OF to Optler-AJ.s.
fine assortment Of furnishing OILS at prices at DR.
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Later from Utah
Severe storm at Gainesville, Ala.

ST. LOUIS May lG, 1853
Dates from Utah to the 10th ut received but the
news is unimportant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-17

Boys Paris Hats ana Caps.
GENIN has just received case which with his own n,
styles form the richest offered in la ct
GEElN, 6O7 Brood wav
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Don't F0rget.-When you are walking
down Broadway stop at KNOCKS classical emporium No al
Broadway corner OF Fulton street, and he will you
70 asscroe he elegance and taste displayed in their ting up
Pride Of YOUTH" which every young gentleman ought 70
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rhe Foreign News at New Orleans.

INV ORLEANS MAJ Is, 1869
Associated Press at ten past eight O'clock toiv
Sunday evening in advance Of an competition Nothing
had Come TO hand by the Coast line up TO nire oCocI
when the National line closed.
New ORLEANS, May l6, 1860
The by the Arsgo and Nova Scotan came % han6
at half past O'Clock to day. the Natiouat lno
several hours advance Of the Coast ne but the even
ing The Associated Press had gone asA
IL will not be published till morning.
Public Dinner 20 Commissioners Reed.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1863
Commissioner Reed has accepted the invitation Of the
czens OF Philadelphia, to take place after his return
from Washington.
The Case OF Captain Corrie.
CHARLESTON, May 16 1850.
nent against Captain Corrie.
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Holmes Gallery Holds Out at Aha nj,
quarters $50 Broadway and Will continue the ,.s
and mortar ay In the keade ptreet openiar - O''eH
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20 Cent Ambrotypcs, Colsrcsl, xsAh Case
LOO nRen daily By the celebrated artists, KLMT,AL
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The Latest Drawings or the Legulized Il
ter1oa, ~ reported to WOOD, EDDY CO.,

The Latest Drawings or the Legnlized La.
HANAoERe OF THE
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MrssOUul
STATE LOTTERIES M
ofncial drawings by telegraph %
DELAWARE LOTTERIES Ms
The ssbsc nben Commissioner. appointed BY the Govern
OF the state Of Delaware 70 supentend the drawing Of o
driving Of lottery Tor the benedt Of the state Of eis
DO hereby certify that the following the numbers which
this day drawn from the Wheel VIZ
EXTRA CLASS. No. 2s5 MAr I6 1852
90 e. 81, n, %, 4, As, Is, 80, 80, 81 1G a. GA.
CLASS No. 2s6, MAY I6, 1852
"a, Ga, !, 81, a. 16, so, 67, Sc, Al, Il, SO, %.
that the said numbers were drawn in the order In which
Wines our hands at Wilmington DEL Monday Mar
TO- iS's GE9H 81 q dosDos, ..,.
S S4aE s' D6uUNcAN o'@ missioner"
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
Tho SubecribfA Commissioners appointed lperueud
drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery hereby certify ha
Tie following are the numbers which this day drawn iron
the wheel, VIZ
CLASS No. 49, MAY le. 1882
16, 40, 20, 66, "a, 70, 81, Ga, 3, 7, 81, IS.
CLASS No. 7s4, EXTRA, MAY Is. 1889
60, 60, 40, 81, 62, IS, So, IS, 4, %, Z, GA, 81.
And that the said numbers were drawn In the order In which
Witness our hands at Augusta, Ga. this Monday May l6
1857 Ff.p, BBAAhaBEsR. 2Commssiouer,.
WOOD. EDDY CO.. wal wia1m %as9sl Del srs
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Half Dozen Fine Shirts for 90 Worth SYq
MOODY'S Shirt mandatory 262 Broad vsv
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Omcial drawings by telegraph

q. A. Bills, Exchange and Specie Broker III
Greenwich street. second door north of Pacific Hotel
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:. Two Large Size Photographic Lllesnesses TO
nnnned the beat style of the MOaANDS gallery
AL Broadway, the oldest tho plates
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BnlIou. Brothers, 400 broadway. sole ma
nufaccers Of the celebrated Fcenh yoke shirts and dea
.enls furnishing goods,
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Nofice.-The DaRrlo De I'm Marina, Of Ffa
vsns publsned, on the 3olh Of April, com,nunr Ato
from Don Eduardo Fesser which has been repubished IN l.
onca OF ts city. the liza instant The editors OF Tbs
paper have rcfur ea 70 publish the reply q ION Mgue
has therefore san pIinted pamphlet form and % 81
taned gratis nt the.bookstOr OF AUG BRkNTANO No 6S
BrQadMaQ. ar Hpecker atreel.
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The Rest Spring Bed In &c. dstence-.( Hows
elliptic At from Sc 70 S. Al S7s Broal way Call and seeM
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Coffte. delicious Coffee. 10 HIS, II; Also,
chest Of to A. ST. BSDSoED's sugar store, y
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Gro.S yer & Bakers Celebrated
NEW STILES, AT REDUOED PkICy'<
so5 Broadway. New York.
162 Fuiou stgeet, Brooklyn.
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JIc,IirS's Patent Champion II ire
glar proot safe 2bl broadway. er MURRAY
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SHALL WE HAVE HEALTH OR Sickness IN
THE Cry AS the hot weather grows apace,
the dangers of an approaching pestilence thicken
around us. From every street and gutter in TIE
city-from the stagnant mud pools and noun
tains fputrefying garbage on all sides, the grim
features Of epidemic disease are staring at u.s. vet
no one, either in authority or out of it, is taking
measures to avert the calamity. The Board of
Aldermen, bent upon seizing the spoils of Office
and filling their pockets with the public money
will not move step towards cleaning the streets
The Mayor, long hesitating between policy and
duty, seems to have yielded to the dictates of the
former. In this emergency, what is to be done {?
The answer Is plain. The citizens mast clean
the streets themselves or take the consequences,
and the consequences are fearful.
Ward sanitary committees are The only re-
source left Let them be organized and CON-
mencc their labors without delay Every passing
hour expedites the work Of disease aad death.
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The Case OF Captain Corrse.

The Grand Jury report that they ind no b az nee
nent against Captain Corrie
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-26
A FARMERS SONG.

We envy not the princely man;
In city or in town,
Who wonders whether pumpkin vines
Run up the bill. or down;
We care not for his marble halls,
Nor yet his heaps Of gold,
We would not own his sordid heart
For all his wealth thrice told
We are the favored ones Of earth,
We breathe pure air each morn,
We sos-we reap the golden grain
We gather in the corn
We toil-we live on what we earn,
And more than this We do,
We hear Of starving millions round,
And gladly feed them, too.
The lawyer lives on princely fees,
Yet drags a weary life,
He never knowns peaceful hour
His atmosphere is strife.
The merchant thumbs his yard stick Ger
Grows haggard at his toll
He's not the man God meant him for
Why don't he till the soil:
The doctor plDds through storm and cold,
Plo1- at his patients will,
When dead aud gone he plods again
To get his lengthy bill.
The printer (ble-s bis noble SOUL
He gra-ps the mighty earth;
And stamps it on our welcome sheet
To cheer the farmers hearth.
We sing the honor Of the plOw,
And honor Of the press
Two noble instruments Of toll,
With each power TO bless.
The bone, the nerve Of this fast age,
True wealth Of human kind
One tIlls the ever generous earth,
The other tiils the mind
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

nEFACLT having been made in the condition
~ of certain mortgage executed by Joseph
P. Cowles, Of Lansing, lngham county, Michi-
gan. for purchase money! 20 Rosel d. Briggs
and Ensign Briggs of Smyrna, in the State of
New York. bearing date the 9th day OF Decem-
Der, A D. 1857, and recorded in the Office OF
the Register OF Deeds for said county Of lngham,
on the 9th day OF January, A. ID. 1855, in lloer
eleven of mortgages, on page 81, upon which
Indebtedness of mortgage there IS claimed 10 be
due and unpaid at the date OF this notice, the
sum of four hundred and sixteen fil6 0o)
dollars; and in addition thereto, an attorney fee
of thirty $500 dollars was provided TO be paid
by its terms, on foreclosure of said mortgage !;
and no sui, at law having been instituted to re-
cover the same, or any part thereof, now, there
fore. notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF a
power of sale in said mortgage contained, shall
sell at public vendue, TO the highest bidder, on
Monday the second day of May next, at O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, al the Court House
in the village of Mason THAT being the place OF
holding the Circuit Court for the county OF Ing
ham, the premises described in said mortgage,
or SO much thereof as will be sufficient TO pay
the amount due on said mortgage, together with
the costs and expenses of foreclosure and sale
which said premises are described in said mort
gage as follows, TO wit the east half of the
north cas-, quarter of section No thirty two {: y,
in township two (2) north of range one Il west,
in the county Of lngham, and State OF Michigan,
saving and reserving from the south west corner
of said east half of the north east quarter, ten
| l0) acres, decided heretofore TO Marshall h.
Walker. containing seventy acres, more or less.
ROSEL d. BRIGGS ENSIGN BRIGGS,
Mortgages.
WV. H. PISCKNEY. Atty for Mortgages.
| Lansing February |. A. ID. 1859. ly7wl2
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From these figures, it will be that nearly one
fourth Of the total deaths in the country caused by
consumption. 70 nothing Of TIE other IN.
ease, spunginy from 81 -ht cold"
DO not tr De VITA your health bat Il suffering from
cough cold on the lungs, buy tottie o HOLLANDS
BAlSANfC CORDIAL, ami y0a safely a
Thousand, have doEe ami have certified it.
wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from a ii>orisrei iys
Bters should - used. In of weakness. or gen.
eral debility Of the system. resulting from p-o.rac-
benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. c. sckson, AIS Arch Street
Philadelphia and COR sale Nv Drug-s>t, AMI Storek4eper
throughout the United States anl Canada Price -
cents per bottle
For sale by rhayer * Co.. z. n Blfin-on and New.
BIO Bro Lansing, and all respectable Druggists the
Union VI
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sheriff sale,

DY virtue of one execution issued out Of
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Court fol
the county of Ingham. and State of Michigan, Il
me directed and delivered, in favor OF AddingtoI
Reed and Ferdinand Reed, against Austin A. kir
by and John " Gibbs, ! shall :, Il at public auc
ton, at the Court House in the village of Mason
in said county, on Friday, the 22d day of Apr
next at one O'Clock in the afternoon the follow.
ing real estate, TO Wit: the northeast quarter o.
section twenty-five, (22, in township one north
OF range one west, in the county OF lugham ano
State OF Michigan: and also that parcel of land
described as follows, viz: commencing al point
forty rods west Of the quarter post. between sec
tons twenty-oBe and twenty-eight, in town one
On north of rau 20 one ID west. in the State OF
Michigan, and n ming thence north twenty rods
thence east twel ty-tve rods, thence south TWEEN
" rods thence west I. entytve rods, 10 the plac,
of beginning, together with the steam saw mil
and fixtures situate thereon.
EDY BAKER, Sheriff
ByI II. VANDERC0Ok, Under Sheriff.
O. NJ. BARNES, Plfs Atty.
Dated February -. 1889. 1w20l
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DR.. j. W. KERMoTT's CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES, manufactured only by
Dr. J. W. Kermott, for II NJ Gdman 4 Co., a,
their store, No. ii Congress ST, Detroit, Mich.
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF WILLOW, a positive
and never-failing cure for Ague, Chill Fever and
Bilious Diseases. Ii is mild yet powerful tonic
in all cases of debility, indigestion, dyspepsia,
and weakness of the stomach.
COMPOUND MANDRAKE, or Aperient Anti-Bil-
ious Pills, the best purgative now known. These
pills combine power with mildness of action, and
in no case produce subsequent constipation.
EXTRACT OF BLACKBERRY, a vegetable Summer
Complaint cure. The only certain remedy in
Oysentery, Bloody Flux, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus. Cramps, &c.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAN, safe and
certain cure for Coughs, Colds, ioarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Splitting of Blood, &c.
~ For Certificates, &c, see Circulars, to be
had of Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally.
For sale by x. THAIER, Agent.
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The PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS. -
There has been split among the Demo-
Gratis of Pennsylvania. which has been wild.
ening ever since the Lecompton Bill 1t
is one of the natural fruits of the Presi-
dents ioube-faced policy. Governor Pack
er. Col Forney's Press and large num-
Der of the party have been frowning on the
Swindle while the PENNSYLVANIA the
tide walters, post-masters and other Office
holders were throwing up their hats in its
favor The recent Democratic State Con-
ven,ion. (held at Harrisburgh to nominate
an Auditor General aud Surveyor General
brought matters to head. The Buchanan
men, having packed the seats with their
own delegates nominate Il. L. Wright and
John Rowe for the respective offices, and
then adopting platform endorsing the Pres
idept's policy" in fulSome words. The
Anti-Lecompton friends of Governor Pack
er tried to insert a plank endorsing him,
but it was contemptuously rejected by the
platform builders. In consequence they
have called Convention Of their own at
Harri>burgh on the 10Th of April, where
they will hoist an independent flag. OF
course they will have the help of all that
portion of the party which does its own
thinking and has the sagaclty to see that
LecomptonIsm is suicidal as we'll as dishon-
est. On the other hand, the Administration
will strain every nerve to crush them out
by the power of threats. patronage and mon.
ey.-Al6dny Journal
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HOW a I'D Assoc 4 "A 4 GUN
PUiLA ,tLIUiA

'fi-i lila.
Bsnsr.nt fstUst.,.. GJt,t,J ~ y ciI! eNd9Hmc
for the sit,f II the Sc, ard Distressed, rHu:
tcith IirUlnt ald tjtaienc Dis,1ses
The iDA AID Assoc iIlrN, "a yi-a "t tie sNfi! r.
strucuon Of human lite, caused 10y -rNlal ,i-eis
tui the deception practcri upon the uBioglUuae 'ic
inns of such seaes hy ark~ several year. direr
ted their Cons Ilti ~ -~on, ,iAMiAbl-E Atl
m-nt Of This Of dis ali thcr forms. AMI les
give MEDICAL ADtICr GEATiS Ia all who apply hy -
.rr with - description Of their condition. fas" occgp8-
al life g. } AMI in cases Of extreme power
~, TO FURNISH MEDICINES FREE vi CHARGE. l. :
...,d.s adj commands h- hi--
ct Medvss t OF the age, AMI viii i!ninh tie most NJ
proved modern treatment.
The directors Of the Association in their Annual lie ort
upon the of sexual DISEASES Express the hI-
est satisfaction with I'll" which has ATTENDED
the labOrs their Surgeon the of Spcrmai,T
rhoea, seminal Weskne-s Gunorrhea, elect the vice
of Unanism Seabu>e and order a continuance 81
The same plan for the ensuing yesr
The Directors review Of the past, ZEE. assured That
their labors tins sphere of effort haze been
If great benefit the afflicted, Seriay to The young
1nd they haze resolved G.yoe themselves, with
wed zeal, this very important and much despsei
An admirable Report on Spermatorrl"ca or S-mins
Weakness the vice Of DnsnSIn, Na-turo,ton, or Seif
abuse other disease, %: the sexual organs, 10y The
Consulting surgeon Will br sent by mail On sealed
.eiope) FREE OF CHAHtiE, receipt Of TWO SlAIts-
for postage Other Reports and Tracts the nature ND
of sexual diseases, diet, sc constantly b.
NJ for yratuitnu- Distribution will lie
the afflicted Some Of the remedies and methods
o discovered during tins last year # great
value.
Address, for Report treatment, ~. SkllllN
'fDUGHION Acting Surgeon, Howard AssOcia lion, No ::
south Ninth Street Philadelphia Pa BY order the Iii
EZRA -. HARIWELl. Pres cent
ESQ FAIRCTuD. Secretary. f-hl5yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-26

On Tuesday las, person entered the
residence Of Mr. Andre. in the Valley of
Wells Creek, in this county. Mr. Andre
being abScnt, and, after the most desperate
resistance on the part of Mrs. Andre, du-
ring which her clothes We're torn almost EN-
tirely off her person, one of her thumbs
disocated, aud herself beaten almost to in
sensibilty, violated her person. Mrs. Andre
had been married bat short time, aud had
recently been confined Her babe was
also nearly killed in the struggle
A ncighbOr entered soon after the con-
summation of the deed, and reports the
scene as most horrible, the furniture bro
ken aud strewn all about the room, the
mother and child covered with blood, ard
both shockingly bruised and injured He
imme lately. after calling in the assistance
OF several female friends residing in the
vicinity. raised the whole neighborhood to
search for the ravisher The whole coun-
try round about was secured by armed men;
but, it being late in the day, they were not
able to discover him. The search is still
continued, aud parties are stationed at all
the river and many Of the interior towns of
the State, u watch for him. lie is desert
bed as being very large and tall, with heavy
black whiskers. his front teeth gone, aud
about 50 years of age. He was sem at
this place the morling before the commits
sion of the outrage and also at Wacoota
about daylight the next morning. lie
probably got over into Wisconsin. Should
he be taken, in the present excited state OF
the community, his life would be destroyed
Mr. and Mrs Andre settled in the valley
about one year ago. They are very much
respected by the neighbors. and their sor-
row is shared and the outrage resented
equally by all