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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-05
NOTICE..

rs hereby given that the tract Of land included
I in the subjoincd boundaries has been set aside
rs a United states Indian Reservation, under the
treaty with the Qu-naet and Qull-lc!i-ul'c tribes
of Indians. All persons are hereby positively
warned against settling or trcspassing on said
tract of land, or of fishing within said boundaries
The carcasscs of all whales and other marine ami
mails floating ashore within the boundaries Of said
Reservation belong to and are the sole property OF
said Indians. No trading will be allowed with
said Indians, except by persons duly authorized by
law.
The following arc the boundaries Of said Rcscr-
vation a, nearly is can be determined until an OF
fetal survey is made: Commencing ut point on
the Pacific coast about five chains south OF the
Nc-moic-lercs or Roberts creek aud about three
quarter. Off mile south of the fifth standard parai-
lei north # the base line, thence due east about
Eve mile thence about north fifteen degrees west,
IL l5eW about seven miles, thence due west
to "A roir. 81 rocks abou, one mile north Of The
Qge-n-,l river. thence with the mcandcIings ofthe
Pacific Ocean 10 the r.scr Of beginning. The
inita point of this Reservation. for tho present Is
marked with a two-invh square cut in the barb.
wv ". MILLER.
Superintendent, of Indian Affairs W I.
Olympia. August 81, 1851. i-u
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O1ssO10ueO0 Oa OUas.ss s.s~. s..-as.
FnNHE copartnershir heretofore existing between
Chas L. Richards and John G. Hyatt, under
tue firm Of Richards Hyatt, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts due the late firm
must be paid to C. E. Richards, who is alone au-
thorized 10 receive the same.
WhAtcom, w. T., Aug. Esd, 1861. 4&:wa
The undersigned will continue the busness at
the old stand, under the name and style Of E. c.
RcQAaDs, snd will settle the affairs Of toe late
concern E G. RICHARDS
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Stuart e Blackshear.
VTIOuLD inform the citizens Of Olym- ST8
w pia and the surrounding country
that they are now manufacturing WAGONS, CAh-
RlAGES aud BCGCIES Of all descriptions, nom
the bestOf imported material by experienced work.
men, for which WHEAT viii bs takea tnsxchange,
delivered At the Tumwster mills. Shop corner %
and Chinook Streets.
Olympic, Deoembe. ., 1900 I'll
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OUR NEW CARD.

With a view 20 prevent the success ofImpositicns,
Imitation aud toInieTic.,s. We have Discontinued
the u,c of our former colorci cut of the Magnolia,
Flower andhiye sab ,iiute, tor L Gard. con; ain
ir- engraving Of The Phenix pist!ery on the
: huylkill River. with cur name printed III full.
The various attempt, I" initiate and counter
felt our WhiskIe-. are perhaps the best tributes to
the high reputation which they have achieved.
s-,y- inferior art .ccs are never count rfcitcd.
: gnedl FREEMAN d SIMPSON,
raeGix Dis;..irry, Oh : huylhiil river,
Philadelphia.
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FREEMAN E. SIMPSONS
Id
Magnolia Whisky!
TIME consumption and constantly increasing de-
mand for the
OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.

Renders confident that it mus; superccie all 9TH
or forms ofrestOrative liquors, combining 1t does
every elcmen, of Purity, strength Falatlbili;y aud
Iieaithfulncss, which should charAciise beytr-
age suited to our age and country.
We desire Dealers and Consumers TO notice
that upon every barrel and package of our GEN
NINE articles. our name. are branded in fall
aud also. that to each barrel and package is affixed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-05

B-Norfh-wess. Vcaeoarer Chronicle and
lad Pea please copy 20 the amount Of S,'
ant .eai bills TO the STANDARD.
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Term g:


LsJH Money current in the State W
will be received at par.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-29

Tk kAA AOORAlJ Tk E0A alOOPA III
A NEW supply 81 Trsss Hoops, Of the sisss
~ usually wanted, together with general a.
sortment Of coopers Tools, just received and foi
sale low by O.W.k II. TUCKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-29
Keokuk Drug Store.
siuh-alrect, bet. Main = Bienaesn
KROKUK, IOWA.

ALARG Eassortment o oiDruEf'
IL Chemicals instruments ano
Fancy articles just received q
tho above establishment, com
prisiDg all the new Chenics
Psspasatio0xy Iilden,sFlnidEx
tracts, Trusses, ,Abdomina Sup
porters, Pessaries spec q luns o.
all kinds. Stethoseopes, Cathe
ters, SpcrmatcrrhGa Ringa, ~,
some splendid cases of Char
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having been sc
iected with special reference l
the known wants Of the profo
the bsst terms 10 Physicians q
ApYil lv.dfN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13

For Etis Low b
tea
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OF

For the Memphis Appeal
New MADRID, August 7, 1851.
William E. Craig, aged % years, q native of
Fayette county, Tennessee, enlisted as a mem
Der Of the Yancey Ri1emen, Capt. R. W. Pit
man, in the month of May. At that time he
was a stranger to the majority of us but by
his quiet manner and g~entlemanly department,
soon gained the esteem and confidence Of the
whole ompany. Soon after the removal OF
the company to Fort Wright be was attacked
with fever, and as the company was ordered
to move be was permitted to return to his
friends where he could be better provided with
things necessary to bis condition. But this
did not stay the band Of the destroyer. VIM
E. Craig, on the LIST instant, was called from
earth to eternity.
In respect to bis memory, the following reso
~lutions were adopted by his fellow soldiers o.
the Yancey RiAemen:
WHEREAS, God in his providence has re
moved our fellow-soldier, W. E. Craig, from tht
scenes of strife and battle,
ReSOlUed, That we have heard with deep AM
unfeigned regret Of bis death.
ReSolUed, That in bin we found a gentleman
a Christian, a soldier, and a friend.
Rs%soIped, That in respect to his memory VI
will dispense with all military duties during
this day, and deport ourselves as becomett
those who mourn the loss Of one worthy GU
tears.
Re~sOlUed, That a copy Of these resolutions b
sent to the relatives of the deceased, and to th
CtristiGR allocate and Memphis APPEAL 70
publication.
NIcH. P. BOND,
SAM'L o. COLE, Committee.
JOHN S. GooDLETT,N
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Public Speaking !

VIII, address he people at the time and place stated
1 ia his notice HpoH the subject q subscribing to the
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e. The society of Southern Mothers il
Memphis return their most grateful thanks tC
the Messrs. Greenlaw for the Use of the rooms
recently vacated by them, TO remove to Others
more suitable, mos; kindly and periodically
rendered for the use Of the sick soldiers BY
Msssrs. Norton & Cook. The munifcent do
nation Of the Messrs. Greanlaw is the more
deeply appreciated by the Mothers, as that il
came in the very infancy of their enterprise.
when the public had yet to see what they
would accomplish, and when but for the pa
triotic generosity of these gentlemen, they
might not have been able to accomplish much.
8. C. Law, President s. S NJ.
MARY E. PORE, Secretary.
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For New Orleans.
For New Orleans.
Memphis aad vicEsbsrs Q. S. hsil Line.


TTVHE elegant passenger steamer NEW IT, +,
i MOON. Capt bearing, Will leave Is LaA
ABOVE On TUESDAY, at o Pm. Sz
For freight or passage apply on board or to
anil 2t r HsRNSTAp, Agent.
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A SAD BEBEATEMEET.-Yesterday morning
Is the steamer Prince Of Wales, Capt. Lee,
was ascending the river, about one mile above
islsnd IS, a most distressing occurrence filled
. Joyous and enthusiast site party with unsPeak-
able sorrow. At Point Couple a superb CON-
pany Of artillery, under command Of Capt. R..
A. Stewart, 2 brave and experienced officer,
was taken aboard. One Of the company was
= youth Of sixteen, Charles Lyme, an orphan,
who hads been nurtured and raised by his
grandmother, Mrs. Matthews, who doated
upon him bat she would not thwart bis
veung, ardent and patriotic heart, that painted
70 be enrolled among bis friends and neighbors
as one Of his country's defenders. He was uni
v~ersally beloved, and vast the pet of the whole
COMPANY, in which be had an older brother.
During the morning. although young Lyne's
horse had been fed and attended to, lit was a
gift and most highly prized,) be passed down
upon the guard, and was himself rubbing the
silken coat Of the animal, when, by some mis-
obapce.he lost bis balance, and fell overheard.
The alarm was instantly given, and the Yawl
manned. The whole corps were gathered at
the stern Of the boat, cheering the stout young
swimmer to bear up bravely until the boat
could be lowered. The brother clasPed the
rudder post, and gazed out with almost speech
sss anxiety, but at times imploriBg the failing
-oy to bear up. DIVE, down The current
swept. and the solicitude Of the anxious watch.
ers became almost insupportable in its intsRsi-
ty, as the distance increased and the forms OF
those engaged in the attempt at rescue graGu'
ally were invisible. Poor Charley Lyme was
seen no more. The yawl returned without
hin. The Mississippi was dashing its turbld
waves over that young, generous breast, that
but a moment before was animated with all tbs
high impulses Of devoted patriotism and holt
est friendship. When the elder brother per
eeived that the boat returned without the lost
one ne fell hack iDsensible in the arms Of
comrade, having swoOLed away. Capt. Stew
art left bis orderly to aid in the recovery Of
the body, precautions having been taken witt
the owner OF a woodward in the immediate vi
eluitv to use every degree Of vigilance posi-
Bile that it may be recovered.
A letter apprising the grandmother OF th'
sas bereavement, was Immediately Forwarded
Nv Giants Stewart, with suchIofers of sympathy
and coincidence as a generOus-hearted sOldie
can tender. A more crushing blow cal
scarcely fall upon Der widowed heart, in th'
loss of her gallant, glorious grandson, thai
weighed down the whole corps, in the suddeT
and sad loss Of their young companion-in
Had be fallen upon the battlefield
name entwinsI with his country's glory
thew would have had a melancholy pleasure II
recalling bis memory, bat now it brings bael
aovgbt but sad reflection, that
- "a. aher trrsuts. Death delishts 10 strike
We smitten, most proclaims the pride Of power,
.rA hat their young friend was cut CT
,o,tb,s full flower, in the midst Of his fcrveE
sspirstiOns uDfulflled.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
TO NEWS AGENTS, NEWS BOYS AND THE
n AT LARGE

Owing to the enhanced price Of paper, as
well as the extreme difficulty in procuring a
supply at all, the prOprietOrs of the APPEAL
find it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price in future will
be as follows:
City subscribers will be required to pay to
the Carriers twenty-five cents per week, in
steed Of twenty cents, as heretofore.
To The trade, three cents per single copy, or
$500 per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, FIVE cents, as
heretofore.
Weekly paper, per annum, $780,
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DR.. J. T.. Sole PrOprletors
0ornsr gbiTd and Pine streets. st. Louis, No
DR.. McLeaR's Universal Pills,

FOR LIVER COMPLIANT BLI0USHESS, HEAD
ACHE, ETC.
Tbere has never been q csthartic medicine offered
be nnbIic that has given such entire satisfaction
McLean's Universal Pills.
RsinR entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inHocsni
srd can b. takeE by the most tender infant; Jet prompt
~ uorerfut in removing sl bilious secretion, acid or
- feted matter from the stomach. In fsct, they
- ne onIv pills that should b used In malarious dis
tricts.
Tbev produce no gripping sickness or pain In the storm
- er boveIs. though verv active and searching in thelr
C1.rstfon. promising healthy s~ecretOns ofthe Liver and
SfT1svs. who viii suffer from BlicuSness, Heahache
- Foul siomaeh, when 50 chesP a remedy ca @ CD
t.i1z52 Kaep hem constantly on hand a siugie t0sa,
tsren in season, may prevent hours, DAYS and m1nLs o.
-fcrcoss. Az for Or. J. n. McLean's Universal Pills.
we no other. Being oosteds they are tsteleas. Price
NV IS cents per box, and car De sent b mail TO any
nart Of the Quilted States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13

ARREsTED,-We learn that a Cincinnati
pilot named Ruckman, who came here a week
OF two ago with the intention of visiting New
Madrid, is under arrest under suspicious cir
cumstances of desiring to obtain information
just at this time deemed unnecessary to be sent
abroad. A man named E. B. Suggs is also in
jail for being rather inqulsitive and communi-
| cafive
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9uRtial MOtltRs.
Cherokee Cure!

Cherokee Cure!
AN u~ufailing crre for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Loss CT Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone iH the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult;
AonstrAution. and all diseases caused BY d~evisting from
the patti Of nature, and ~indulging in sclf-Pellutlon.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, shouls reflect
that a sound mind and body are necessary to promote
connublsl happiness.
IN the Cherokee Cure the poor, debilltstsd, worn
down and despairing devotee Of sensual pleasure, will
end relief.
Iii 5 safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in It's
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of 8 delicious
syrup.
Price 90 per bottle, or three bottles for So, and for
wsrdsd by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by ali respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER b kERWIE, PrOpristors,
Sole Preprietors, IS JsfersOn-st., near post ONCE,
general dealers in ell popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
" Sold in Memphis by sl responsible druggists.
80 T-..N-
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Coal OIL-EREsH SUPPLY.-Our friends
Messrs. J. P. Prescott 4 Co., No. 40, Jefferson
street., are manufacturing Lard oil and Soap.
They have also Coal oil and non-explosive
Burning Finid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13

BENEFIT CoScERr.-A crowd Of the beauty
and fashion of our city assembled at the New
Memphis Theater last evening, on the occasion
of the benefit given by our musical amateurs to
the Southern Mothers" We are unable,
for want Of time and space, to make any com
ments upon the performances this morning.
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REc0RDEK's CoURT.-AmoRg the interesting
cases before the Recorder, yesterday, was that
Of Cornelius Dunn and wife, who were fined
ing which was the better man of the two.
Twenty-Five leases" were tried, and eight
sent to the chain gang. Amount of fines s45.
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McEean,s

AS may by seen, we insert this woek the advertisement
Of MsLean's Cordial, etc.
It is very well known we are not particularly . Vor-
able to patent medicines, and, :, e general thing, syoAsw
the whole Of them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what were the ingredients OF the
medicine, andrew compounded. This we havelesrnsd,
and believing, as we do, that that the ingredients are
good, and the compound judiciously made, we recon-.
mend It ss mixture worthy OF public conAdedce.
The above is from the st. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited By the renowned Rev. DR.. McAnslly, which
speaks volumes in fsvor o! McLean's Cordial. We say
. all, try it. see the Advertisement in another col
-mD sag s--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13

NAUGHTY GIRL.-Elizabeth Garrison, a
Young and decent looking girl, was arrested by
the police yesterday for severely whipping
Mrs. Hickenbottom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13

The GUERTLLAs.-We learn from Capt.
Hailmsn that bis company was on Saturday
morning relieved from guard duty at the labor
atory; they viii do duty as night patrol in
the streets.
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GF We are under obligations to our friend
R. HOugh, Esq, superintendent Of the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee railroad, for late IA
vors-alsO to John Kirby, the polite conductor
on the Mississippi Central road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13

FoR CoEsTABLE.-wm. H. Lake, ESQ., is
announced this morning as a csndinate for
Constable in the fifth civil district, to fill the
vacancy ocessiOned by the resignation Of
Frank Byrd, ESQ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-13

DIsMIssED.-The case against E. c. Loader
accused Of stealing a mimic musket from Capt
Sam whistles company, was yesterday dis
missed by Esq. Mallory at the instance Of tina.
| officer.
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8nsinsss A0titss.
THE "CHEROKEE REMEDY"

HE AA6kAOAGG &GuAAOA
Comes 10 the afflicted "Dsle face" with healing works
OF mercy on It's wings, TO which worn down, exhausted,
disslpated, detected and despsiring thousands, weeping
ia bitterness, and exclsiming alas alas as they saw
the swset cup OF lie falling from their lips, and the
waves Of anguish dashing high over their soul, now
owe to it their very existence. The "Great Indisn
Remedy" that has by its wonderful cures a.tonished
the most scientific men OF the age, commanded the al
miratiOn OF The whole profession, and is regarded by
them As a spe iac from its prompt action and perms-
neut relief in all cases Of G9nOrrhes, elect, Gravel,
Structure, FEuor AIbus, and al diseases Of the urinary
organs. This Remedy" has passed through the great
ordeal to which q new article &c subject and has proved
itself more than victorious.
Sold by all Druggists is the Confederate States.
auI3-Itityaw
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THEFT.-0n Sunday afternoon a pistol and
some articles Of trifing value were stolen from
the premises of Mr.. David Adams, on the
avenue south from the fernando plank road.
4 negro girl is suspected as the thief.
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Commercial 8attfrs.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE MARKET.
PROM THE M~ERcHASTs' EXCHANGE

FURNISHED PROM THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
MEMPHIS, August 10, 1861.
[EoTE.-The quotations given in the following re-
view, it must be understood, are wholesale prices,
except where otherwise noticed; and that in ell cases
in the filling OF small orders, higher rates viii be
chsrged.l
We have had another weet Of more tran seasonable
activity in city business generally, with several notice.
able changes and fluctuations in The price Of many Of
the leading articles. The cotton aHd tobacco market re-
main quiet with prices altogether nominal. wheat bas
exhibited less animation, but prices have stifened and
the market FOR the week closes firm and steady. TIE
movement in -four has been unusually brisk in coRsC-
qusnce OF which holders Of choice grades have realized
a slight advance. Corn is dali and languid, while for
oats, hay, bran, shorts, shipstuf and provender gensr-
ally, the demand has been active and prices well main
tanned. Sugar, under the influence Of d marked ad-
vance in New Orleans, is &c higher; coffee and molassss
active and unchanged. Nothing new in b~sgging, while
rope is still tending upward. Salt has ass improved
and is row hrm as quoted below. There are no new
features to report in monetary and financial circles.
Southern exchange is active at 10 2 cent, while in
northern bills there is little or no inquiry. Gold is
also firm at I2z9Is e cent premium.
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES FOR z PAST
WEEK.
The following is 8 statement of the weeks receipts OF
leading articles, as compiled from the books Of the Ex-
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MAN STABBED.-A quarrel occurred on
Sunday evening at the corner Of Market and
Front streets between two men, one CT whom,
named Thomas Mallory, cut his adversary Sc
verely in the arm and breast. The wounds are
not dangerous. Officers Winters and Wilson
arrested Mallory, who will be examined as
soon as his injuries will permit of his appear
ing in court.
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GA donation of ffty dollars is acknowl-
edged BY the Southern Mothers.
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JAIL-The statistics of the Jail show that
in the Jail proper, there are forty-Gve prison
ers confined for various ofenses, while the
calaboose contains thirty inmates.
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~OOTTOE-The sales OF the week have comprised III
bales, at extremes Of 7H@loEc. Niid!iug may be
quoted nominaIy at sz9IOo. Receipts Of the week 4s
bales; shipments 81 bales.
The receipts Of cotton at this port from all sources
from September LIST to Saturday last, comprised 3ee,O26
bales, against ss7, 442 bales to same date last year-de-
crease this year Of e. 75s bales. The shipments to same
date amounted 70 s6s, 1926 bales, against Ss8 1874 bales for
the corresponding period last year; a decrease tAis
wear Of 2o,2I6 bales, and leaving a stock on hand Of
1909 bales.
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COMMUNICATION Of our volunteer
companies. admirers Of the daring Of Carl
baldi, called their corps for bin, but viii be
surprised to hear that be has rendered bis ser
vices to the federal president, who has appoint
ed him 70 the rank Of msjor-general. Should
they not rake an addition to their name ?
Perhaps, though, the hero o. Palermo has been
slaudsrsd, and it is bat a weak invention Of
the sbolitionists to draw On the foreign popu-
Iation, who are beginning to show reluctance
in furnishing recruits to the northern army.
If it be true, however, that be is coming over
to Join tie federalists, our Memphis company
should constitute itself a guard to secure his
person, or adopt another title.
FArAL AFrRAY.-On Saturday night, at
the intersection Of Market street and Front
Row, Patrick Kenny and Oscar Karnin, late
partners in the plastering business, had a
quarrel which resulted IN KarBin attacking
Kenny with a knife, when the latter drew bis
artillery hanger and plunged it into Karnin's
side, killing hin Instantly. Kenny received
three. severe wounds in the head, back and
arm, from which he was lying in a critical
condition yesterday. Il is said the %alterca-
tlsn grew out Of some reflections made by one
upon The other. kenny was ? volunteer If
Capt. BfilleI's company, and Karnin a mem
Der OF FIRE company No. s, which, With the
other FIRE companies, turned out i%n'numbers at
his funeral on Sunday afternoon. We called
on the coroner late last evening, and as be had
not been called to bold an inquest we presume
Kenny was still living, although his wounds
wera cnnsid cred fatal.