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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

\. CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNyESr1oS -
Raleigh, n. c., March 0th.--The Democratic
State Convention Of this State has adoptcd resolu.
tons against disturbing sectional compromises i.
opposing squatter sovereignty; and renominated
Gov Ellis by reclamation; chose delegates to the
Shari'sten convention, and electors ut large.
Slxty-two counties were represented by over tbroe
hundred delegates
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

Local ELEcrIoN.-Mauch Chunk. D.. March
loth.-At the borough election. Yesterday. The
republicans elected their entire ticket by an ave.
rage majority of so over The Union ticket nominal.
,el by the democrats. The republican majority
last year was 10. Ivy
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From Rev. DR.. Rosser.

G( 90 EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
p|-S sEArtE's isFALnBLE BAKING rownEE.-Al pcrs,ns
ioh ID light sweet and wholesome loal bread biscuits .r
aud bgek~eai cakcs purchase this powder vim conf
dnce The materials nrc perfectly harmless and more ln
AMI ian soda, Sarralns, &c No fear soar Lref1 m,
use {" Will make the ightes sweetest bread In the shortest
possible lime; save time. labor, and expense and never dis.
mp mus The accompany ing simple directions are observed.
b s Is manufactured IN Virginia, is no invention Of
lah"rd"m John W. Garck, manufacturer and sole propr
ri"r krhihonJ, Va We know him and hay. tried il and r,
cne IL rs the best we ever tried Get and mind The d
- 800" feb Its.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13
Attention LadieS,

I THE undersigned wishes nIun he ladies and oep
WI itnen Of refined taste that cusaes nn has nr saIe
- ornamental Trees shubbery and Flwrrs Of al, tinJs
d az. which are IN imft silver Maple Chinese Arbaya
lf''e o nina imperial Poland, snow I5nll japan Euon
meas three kinds OF Box Mynosa hy Kinds of tine Roses
Tafnefy' lew Tree two kinds, Fioserins Currant Fruit
ttes :" various kinds Southern Cane Crane Vines silver
fr Norway spruce Fir Mexican Dagger Enrs, LAUREL Cy
press, Magnolia Grape Myrtle, pungranitr White Iilac
tiun ' WV NUMEROUS W "'i
Al orders attended !opunctually Address me at Rose
'"iiage Nursery, L,ne!barg, Va.
'cp -'-elm' JAMES MCGOWAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

A GnosrLy ArPARIrioN REsroxsinLR ron THE Non
PAYMENT OF REsr.-A day or two since one OF the
oldest constabes of the city employed to serve IN
ejectment writ upon shoemaker residing in an al
ley-way running from Congress street The man,
who Is Of Irish extraction but of intelligent appear
ance, declared to the officer that he did not pay the
rent because the house wasn't tenantahe. And why
notr said the officer, 1t appears to be in good re-.
pair. That's not It, said the tenant, sure house
10 not tenantable that's haunted Haunted said
the officer, you're talking foolishly.' Its IN, self
that's seen him. said Pat, he walks at night; and
the last tenant couldn't stand it, aud was Obliged to
pack up and lave Pat explained further that man
had died suddenly In another part of the house
years back, and his ghost had ever since been seen
about the premises. Pat called his son. boy of ten
der years. who eorroborated his fathers story about
che ghost, which he had also seen near the closet
looking like dead man. Thus the matter stands ut
present. The ghost, it seems, howevers not power
fa enough to drive the tenant out, and the courts
will have to issue mandate OF ejectment. As for
Pat before he leaves he is determined, he says to
know the "bottom of the matter. Boston Trdrcier
March 8.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Constable.

thr~T WE authorized to announce Col. VIM. b.
Ap>% BROWN candidate Tor reelection 10 the Office
Of High Constable.
49, TO IHE CITIZENS OF iYNCIIBUEG.-No one
- - having been announced candidate ir ihc office
of HIGH Constable respectful! announce myself - cand
date ir tha Office, subject ynur decision at The polls
! tuesday, The I'D day al April ucSi.
mI g-dtdc WM + PEHCINAI.
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Til" Charleston papers confirm the statement
that - day will he the established price for
board ut Ia" hotels of tsf city during the hold
ing of tie Democratic National Conventions
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CANADIAN PArli,MENr- Qurhcr March 10Th
Param,At last night voted So 00 per voyage t,
the Canadian line oi steamers, and so, 900 IL year
Tor the telegraph to Belle Isle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

SrcipE OF fouNG GIRL. Yesterday morning
Coroner Carey was called upon to hold an inquest
upon the body OF a young girl nbo,t eighteen
years OF age, who had committed suicl de at the st
Mary's Hospital. corner of Linn and b .tts streets
the evening previous. The name of the deceased
is Sophia Kare. The first of last month she cam,
from Covington, KY and was admitted into the
llosn'tal as an invalid, suffering from an attack ON
her lungs. She received the kinlcst care and nj.
trnton, and 81 far recovered from her aim mt that
she started out day before yesterday in search of
employment. At ishtfall she returned and sta
ted that her efforts to obtain position had been
successful, for on the morrow she would leave
with gentleman to serve as waiting woman in
his house. which was, as she said, some here in
the interior OF Kentucky. During the evening the
yohnS SiTl was merry, and acted as il she had no
trouble or care whatsoever in the world She fit.
ted an'nt the premises, romping, laughing aud
chatting with the laiy officers consolin,, the sick.
aud almost continually speaking of her GOOD fo,.
tune in obtaining pleasant home. At Ten O'Clock
she retired as usual but the next morning she was
iound ON her couch stifened corpse; On the Ia
bile close by stood an empty phia mark ed lauda.
, num- No more was needed. the phial told the
fate The joyous carers Of the night before were
but AS cloak to cover her dreadful determination.
Without friends to cheer her lonely way. She
chose rather than life and h pc. death and uncer-
tanty.-t'acinadh Gazette Of Friday
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TIE ONO RIVER pittsburs. March 10th. -
The OHIO river rs III fine navigation order. This
morning there eleven lert If water in the
channel, ana failing. The weather is cold aud it
has been showing slightly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

E,r,N,gs OF rue Posr OFFicE DEPARTHESss-
The bill submitted by Mr.. Collax to the P"st
Office Committee II the House to reduce the e1-
pen.es of the Post Office Department has been
! agreed IT, Il provides that PJstmusters. the re-
ceip,s Of whose Offices for letter-pp~iage are less
| than 500 per quarter are 10 receive. instend OF
/ the commissions now allowed, from 500 to Sioo
rer quarter. The commissions are reduced from
I 50 TO ~ per cent For the next $1,000 tho COM
mi-sionrrs are reduced from ~ to ~ per cent;
over 81 100 per quarter, from 10 per cent To IA;
on letters at distributing Offices, 10 per cent. IN
stead Of IL. 1t cnrtals the number OF route
agents. and makes the maximum OF their snlhry
5000 per aunum which is the present maximum
in New England New York. aud fourteen other
States instead pf II 900. II also rcpeals the pro-
yiso ainplel in 1854. which authorized the Post
master General to allow increased compensation
tp Pu.tna-tcrs, and his commissions. hnd requires
him 10 curtal the amount now allowed for clerks
in Pr~t Ofires which has increased from 223poo
in ISIS, To 81 100000. Tho Committee estimate
this bin will nearly "A half million OF dollars
annually, without impairing tho efficiency OF the
service.
IIourcrpE AT RALEIGH N. Con- Tuesday eve
ming last difficulty occurred between Green U.
Maynard and Burwrll Mangum, at the house OF
the tormcr. in the Eastern part Of the city, which
resulted in the death of the latter. Maynard was
arrested md committed to jail by Mayor Harrison
to await the action of mn examining Court. Alter
the death Of ManGum, which did not take place un-
til Wednesday morning. n cornner's inquest Was
held over his body, and the following facts in re-
gard to the ARRAY were ELECTED: On Tuesday al
ternoon Mangum went to Maynard's fence and cal
led him out Maynard was ut work in his gard
at the time, and on going out to zee Mnngum car
rrd TIA" hoe which he was using. Mangum com
menecd abusing Maynard and cusei him Il
theft. whercupon Maynard knocked him down
Il, L,..E It. hn,t Ia
with HI hnc, md did not desi>t until he wns iurrcd
tod ~ y bys auders Mangum vas irghfu!ly cut
and bruised. 1t appears that Mangum aud May
narl had been uniriedly for some timc--that Man
gum had repeatedly stated that he would whip
Maynard, &e Mangum leaves wife und several
children. -Reyistcr IF Saturday.
MrzzLISG THE lNbvlDuAL--A gentleman, n re IL
icn oi town urar Boston. Massachusetts, noted for
hi- propensity to make oag -windel Arguments and
almos, endless harnngneS, recently placed himself in
nomination for the Office OF school commissioner
II" Ma erected under the solemn pledge that, during
his irrm Of service, he woud absolutely alb stain fiom
making speeches before any of the schools in the
town. The voters of that district undoubtedly
understand tie effect Of boring ON the youthful
! MUD.
| TIE ONO RIVER Pttsburs. March 10th. -
! The Ohio river rs IN fine CATION order This
morning there are eleven lcct If water in the
channel, ana failing. The weather is cold, aud it
has been showing slightly.
| CANADIAN PArIi,MENT- Quebec. March l0th.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

Iowa AND ViRG,NiA. The act of Governor
kirkwood, OF fuwn IN rciusinSto arrest and sur
render Barclay Coppic, on acdsed rcqui>tion
of Governor Letchcr, of Virginia, has. perceive,
been u matter of inquiry in the Senate OF Iowa. =
In TINT body, on the 2Sth ult., the following mes
sage received from Governor Kirkwood:
Executive Orrice, Feb 2s, 1850.
Gentlemen IF The Senate: have received the rcso-
luton passed by your body yesterday asking certain
information In regard TO II demand made upon the by
the Governor of Virginin for the arrest and surrcu
der of one Barclay Coppc, fugitive from JUS
tice.
! have examined that resolution with much care,
and have very reluctantly arrived III the conclusion
that ought not to answer 1t. readily admit the
propriey OF giving to the public full information on
this subject, and shall promptly communicate ull
facts within my knowledge in my way connected
herewith, whenever | can do consistently with
my self-respect, and with tho respect and consie-
ration which, in my jadgement,are due 10 the depart
ment OF our government which Tor the time being
have the honor 10 represent | cannot, however, do
In response to a rcsoluHon which assumes that in
this matter have done acts which the common judy
ment of your body wond pronounce to be IMPROPER
In any person holding my official position. This
sumption, utterly unounded in fact IL is
either respond TO or deny without admitting my I'M
plicaon that the suggestion thereof was authorized
by the facts OF the case cannot believe II was the
weconsidered action of your body TO embrace such
| assumption in your resolution but am satisfied
that your action In this matter took its present
Objectionable form through oversight and inadycr
lance.
For these reasons very respectfully return said
|! resolution, that you may have the opportunity OF
: giving II further consideration.
SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD.
!. The exceptionable protion of the resolution al
| luded To by Governor kirkwood. called upon hi m
for any correspondence he may have had with
Coppic The clause containing this was offered by
way OF amendment. and was adopted Us part of u
resolution calling for the correspondence with
the Governor OF Virginia. Hence ho asks the
| Senate TO reconsider its net.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13
Master of Police.

Cr WE are authorized 10 announce JAS e. EoIALL
IIS candidate htr frtcict 10 the oiee ni Master
Puicc. nh II dllc
IN s-. N the solicitation Of Many VOTERS respectfully
Jyy ~tlt ciuiIatr for the uc" Master
n I"iec ~ the approaching ~prn Election, promising, il
CHECKED 10 lischaro The duties the ulfc 10 the hcsi a" my
abilities Ieh 9l.l JOHN MITCiIAM
~ :ty- MASTER OF polICE-l respectfully announce
6ls.S myself candidate ,r the Office of Master of Police
AT the election Apr. Having served several
past IN the Guy Nae ~ believe, 10 the si>f N of
all parties fancy can III The cc in question, in
equally acceptable. TlIo~. j. AUSTIN.
icb II tide
~ ss- VIZ are athuriAcito snnnuncc WM. {. BURTON,
tlt<S candidate for the office ii Master OF Police
lch / -utdc
For Mayor
NJ ;.y- We ar" authorized to WM. D. BRANCH
t. u eaI,,idio tor the Office OF Mayor City Of
l!hchlnrg. feb % ,lc.
m tIu,lHia" fer The uni' Mayor Of
H. al lAEei,burG Ifcl,rt,i. whatever al responsibility
that shall attach 10 the head ut The Police, either
'N"tin of the >i' laws carry the ordinances
al the t! shall cpta,os drfn..r Impair
aA, aud 80 I as may be- able, Keep the Police regulations
uf the Git! in healthy e,ndon.
feb l'-tdt" WM l.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

On Sy- HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT, rubbed lti>kly I'M,
nL the muscles aud glands oi the throat and cl. l,
astonishing elect in bronchltis asthma. and &
rhcrl respiration lloarseu may BIZ cured in G
hours /" clergy ni', public speakers, aad yucalst is tan
Tins account, Invaluable Suid at the M IA
Mai,n. Lane and b. ali druggists Zoe, tc Id 81 H.,
hrA. Iul, IN a.. W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

LATER AccouNrs or TIE EAsroN tPA.) Explo.
st'N.-- .Lto'her Victim Pun)M Intelligence - The
'oTonN y inYnestdnd 1eSt,n,oay ot he SuyF, rorS--
Thr terrible disaster of Tuesday is still III great
subject oil conversation all over town. Las night
Valentine Scoolcy died. lie was on Lonrd at tho
t'mc of the explosion, and it Supposed that he
would recover, but yesterday he commend cd fail
ing rapidly. aud at 10 o'clock expired
Edward Mlntire the colored man, il still in
avery precarious condition, though We arc told
that his physicians is not without hope Of his re
cpvcrv.
All the rest Of the wounded, both Of tn = place
aud BeIvldcre are Improving aud there is every
reason to suppose that they will recover
The raft had not been entirely removed from the
week up to noon today. that no cxa mnaiuu
has vet been made of it To ascertain whe her any
bodies were there. From all The crcum >tances +,
lated 10 as in regard TO this sad occuren, e. We are
led To think that but one body roman al in the
wreck. We are told y those who we're on board
that Beatty and kessrr. tMo Of the mis- sing, were
ont GA deck at work when the tx Iloson look puc,
and It is hut reasonable t. suppose that they were
blown INTO the river while young Sllarp must
have been IN the cabin. we cannot lie, IN of his
being seen On deck, and his body, we tt ink, will
he found IN the wreck. There nre hut three mis-
slug, and We feel confident that the Eastunians
were carried down the river and that the bod
ct the young man from Belvdere is till ON the
boat.
At the coroncr's inquest u number .r the sur.
sisnrs were sworn, and testified as to the accident
Among these were Mr. Thomas Bishop. the bull.
der OF the Alfred Thomas.
relief meeting was called by the citizens tn
doNIse some measures for the iolct of the suffer.
FRS. y Committee was appointed whc will enter
promptly upon the duty Il collecting and apply.
ing iunds.-Easter" Pal Express Mar 8.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13
Read ThiSf

. ShILbiNiLLE, (ienn.) Oct. ID l..r
M Messrs. Perry Davis " son :-sirs-Gra,,,! 20
bI2 YOU and duty 10 suffering humanity rem , 10
should make known the benefit have derived nom ~ mat
Your truly valuable Pain Killer and il by seeing t | II
frcI will be induced ms was 10 give II trial nnd b. M si
| shall Ice compensated II thousand fold. " "'ael,
IT, Jane, 1s5, after protracted illness several ,
severely attacked with drowsiness, vertigo
sight aud loss Of appetite, accompanied by fever d ="
breathng etc. My pin! stefan pronounced my cas-, rn 81
bordering HE first stage of Iton; and am hA
ing skill, declared positively that had the III
'a he could do nothing for me- aud that must die ui
he a, yisrdm me- 10 use thnL iioAtA-
. which did with effect. then made use of . e'nd
y which proved inefficient.
BY this time symptoms were pain In the h.,l N
evening and during the night darling pains througL
burning ia The pains 81 The hands, qiicN pulls. nIgi, sa
dif,ii, OF breathing, etc. when fortunately y IL As
P'"pee Pamphlet ~ which "a" the cases o Assr. E '
Cone aud o.rs which induced me 10 try Perry DAVIS v'
benefit from the OF twenty Ave bol. than s
dngc from all other medicines have used four bitls - ma
Iain Killer. and hearty AMI cnlo, better hca, Than e
htseiuf'rc done for II number Of Years nav
NH lDlm GUSfAVTS A rrrnv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13
WHAT'S the News! What's the News

naI the News! What's the News |!
"ss and cheapest assortment goods con ,isilng
'har, Embroideries Laces, bons straw Goods Hosiery
ni's and Fame! Goods The cheapest ever offered in this
or az! hcr CITY The subscriber his friends and the
general al The lowest cash prices having selected
"n Efeat care offer great Inducements In price aud
WIN DE CONSTANT, receiving additions during the en-
rnaness, Mil be unsurpassed invite you give me
@ purchasing elsewhere have very handsome
h "u a srn coburg Split and French Chip; Leg
back Grape Collars cheap; Embroidered Collars and SETS
sfa eegant from % cents up 10 $40 ack Lace yas
M"nrn'ns Na splendid Curtain Muslin very cheap: Gents
l'i,ss ma and SILK Gloves very goo Molair Mts
as "ner ,h'hgs loo numerous mention. "Come one,
nh 10 40 OIL Main street, opposite Stzers hat store,
anu one door above Thurman's conf,cionnry
march 2. ODDLY Jas WILLIAMSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13
Attention Home. Guard!

An ATTEND seminonthly drill of the Company, at the
II lrmor!, this TUESDAY esenng nj -, o'clock.
w u! order of the CAPTAIN,
~ NH l3-h J.LAWRENCE MEEM, o. s.
, IN BUSHELS prime Seed for sale low tn close CON
1c" siSnntnt' lmh Isl LEE, EOCKE N GO.
VOrAToES.-1a1 bushels Irish Potatoes on consj ynnen
Il Tor sale low, |" close nh l3 JAMES BOYDN 60
sou rlERN PLANTER FOR APRIL
- PErERSoN'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

~ These quotations. viii be- understood represent whole
aic prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

| Liverpool Fine Salt.
1 nnn SACKS Liverpool Fine Salt ("Narshali, Rr.nd> ,
| ~ SAW ~" n'"n Iight-
| nth 1914 A. 5. LEE,
| - kicImnnJ "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

~ s- " + authorized TO snnnuncc WM. {. BURTON,
tlcS candidate for the office ii Master OF Police
l,l,Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

II ~ MY r., slim MlTrs, SILK GLOVES AND
,Iwn H IL q vi all eoors and Sizes for ladies' and zen
nh ~ L. A. 4 T. KINSEYS
Min Gi.o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

o. THE undersigned Will prepare DEEDS ca,
@S WILLS, dc, upon short notice >'N TEA 10
sept 29-fs VA. d. Dptr,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-13

nnp Regalla.
OpD Fellows Regala Of handsome and SNOWY STYLES Dro
- rrn are respectfully invited call and supply
rour approaching festival soon before thev 80 W
one (march 26-tsif WIZ r Z ar. 4,S all
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-21

A MALICIOUS CRlME.-The Hartford
Times Of recent date says, the foreman
of the Daily Post, Of that city, left his
forms for the morning issue upon the press
at II o'clock last night. Everything was
ready for the pressman, who arrived At 3
o'clock. During this interval some mali
cious person entered the Office, and with
an iron side-stick mutilated the columns
by beating down the face of the type in
various places. He also took the cases
from the stands aud emptied the type into
pi, mixing BREWER, Agate, Italic ami dis
play letters and removing the single gal
leys, he slid their matter upon the 1oor.
Then turning the stop cocks Of a dozen
gas burners, lighting only one, he left tho
Office, evidently with the idea that it
would be soon filled with gas as to cause
an explosion and a destruction Of the
building by fire. The malice of this ex.
traordinary deed was unusual It vas
work Of deliberaion, and intent not oaly
to mutilate the forms and disarranges tho
Office as much as possible, but to destroy
the building and its contents. !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-21
The Land Sales.

~. The bogus Homestead Bill, passed BY
the y. 8. Senate, oompels the President
sell all the public lands within two years
.fter survey. The Republican House will
never suffer the proposition to pass. On
The other hand the House has passed and
sent to the Senate,sa bill preventing sales
until tan years after the survey. This the
negrodriving Democracy win not permit
. become law. And yet the mon il
this section, where very life depends upon
aiberal policy in regard to the public
lands, support the party that waste. their
industry and denounces them as ranpers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-21

Ill government land not reserved for espe-
Foial purposes, whether surveyed Or not
The Senate Bill il confined 10 lands sub
|ject to private entry, which are only those
rsmaining after public land sale, and the
spectators have had their pick.
Fourth, Tho House Bill gives the land
70 the settler for $40 for aquarter section,
The Senate Bill requires $40 for quartz,
section, twice a. costly ~ the graduated
lands in Missouri.
Fifth, The Senate bill compels the Pres.
ident to expose the public land for sale in
two years after survey. The House Bill
does not, but the House has passed q SEP.
crate Bill now pending in the Senate, pre.
venting sales until ten years after the sur.
vey.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-06-21

REMARKABLE FArAL1TY'-During the
shower Wednesday afternoon, says the
Newport IN. H. Republican, the lightning
struck the house occupied by Mrs. EbeneseI
Hazelton Sunapee. Mrs E. was standing
near the stove when the Tightening struck
the chimney, decended, split the stove in
peices, and instantly killed Mrs Haselton.
She was aboQt:sixty- five years, of age. SIX
years ago a son Of hers was killed On the
Flitchburg Railroad, soon after nephew
was drowned, 6veFyears age her husband
took his own life, and now the wife and
mother, by violent death, assent to mees
her kindred in eternity.