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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug. Is.
Archbishop Hughes delivered a most patri-
otto sermon yesterday in St.Patrick's Cathed.
raj. After recitng his course of action in Eu-
rope, he calls upon the whole North to come
out in its strength. for volunteering to continue,
and for draft to be made. He said that
100000 was not enough, and 800, 900 more
should b. called. The people should insist on
being drafted and 80 bring this unnatural
strife to a close by strength and might alone
LsxrSeToS, Mo, Aug. 10.
Gen. Lane has reached here with reinforce
ments, thus rending this place secure against
Capt. Ore. The gunboat Werner is also here,
and will render valuable service shou d we
be attacked. Some of Quantrel's general
orders have been found. They are as follows /;
Persons wishing to avoid being drafting in
to the federal army, should Join his,t camp.
where they will find arms and ammunition
with which to operate against the federal ar
my at every point. They also state that every
man liable TO be drafted into the federal army
found going to any federal military post, or
any person known to have reported to any
military post the whereabouts of Southern
men, shall be shot wherever found. Also any
one known TO pay money to the federals TO
exempt him from military duty is liable to
have his property taken for the use of the
Southern army,
NEw ioRK, Aug. 90
The Herdtds Washington dispatch says
there are rumors Of a very important army
movement. Will send the particulars as soon
as fell authorized.
Report says that Gen. Butler will soon be
recalled from New Orleans and that General
DIX will take his place and be associated in
the administration of local affairs of the State
with Reverdy johnson, as provisional military
Governor.
The TribsHs's Washington dispatch saws
Gen. Halleck has determined to order cores
pondents out Of the lines OF Gen. Pope's ar
my, If not also those of other Generals.
WAsnISoroN, Aug. 90.
Our officers who have been confined in
Charleston jail have arrived here. An well
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-22
FROM wAsHiHoroNAND VICINITY.

WAsHINoroN, Aug. II.
Coils. Corcorau and Wilcox, Lieut. Colonel
Bowman and Maj. Bodges arrived here this
morning. This afternoon while Col. Corco-
ran and his friends we're at dinner, regiment
marched to and halted at bis quarters. The
band having played an air of welcome, cheers
we're given and calls made for Col. Gorcorans
appearance.
Col. C.. in response, expressed his ardent
wish that the wicked rebellion should be
speedily crushed. New York and Pennsyl-
vania, in fact all tho States, must vie with
each other to put down the traitors. For
himself he was ready to seize in his hand ell
Their the sword or the musket, and was pre-
pared at once to take any position TO serve
his country. lie would not indulge in lengthy
remarks at this time; he simply appeared to
bow his Acknowledgements, but would soon
take an opportunity to say few words to
his fellow-citizens. Nothing had done his
heart 40 much good as to hear these cheers,
excepting the cheers which he heard when a
prisoner at the ancient town Of Salisbury, N.
c., on the 1th of July last.
The Colonel of the regiment briefly re-
spouded. A magnificent dinner is to be Civ
en- to Coils Corcoran and Wilcox and Major
Bodges tomorrow. Hon. Alfred Ely will
make the welcome speech Coils c. and w.
will respond. The old Goth regiment, for
merly under the command of Col. Corcoran,
are ordered up to Washington to be present
at the reception.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-22
l.. w. JONES, Secretary.

81 will enlist for thee, il some one will take
care of my family" This the Albany ,Journ-
MAJ says Is no very unreasonable request
But 1t rs unreasonable, in those that arc able,
not TO respond to it. Suppose that to do so
'oo"d take drop from your overlooking cup
OF comforts what of it' Are you not will
ling to make the sacrifcei Or would you
aSk man to go away and fight your battles
ana leave has children at home to starve p
Out upon the miserable patriotism which
kicks the beam when weighed in the balance
with baak-bils and selfindulgence
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-22

And let me say in this connection that il
would very much facilitate the safe transmits.
SION and receipt of letters to soldiers, if their
friends would direct them simply to the mum.
Der OF the Regiment and the letter of the
company in which they are. recollccting to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-22
FROM oEM Me0LELLAN,S ARMY.

at the reception.
FROM GEN McCLELLAN'S ARMY.
The Tribune's letter from Harrison's Land
ing the 10th says, Harrison's Landing is evac
uated without a struggle, without blow anc
/ without the loss Of a man. The immense
army Of the Potomac is away from Harrison,
Landing. All agree that the whole affair has
been admirably well planned and executed
The first intimation Of il took place Monday
last, when Gen. McCall's division received
orders to srike tents, provide six days ra-
tions, and be ready at moments notice
At nine o'clock at night the whole division
arrived at the wharf and embarked quietly
on the steamers. They left the Landing some
time during the night for Acquia Creek An
order was next issued that no more vessels
loaded with supplies should proceed further
than Fortress Monroe, and "Wednesday ten
days rations were served TO the army which
was required to be in readiness at an hour s
notice. All the knapsacks of those ordered
to march by land were placed on board barges
and schooners. On Thursday the army COM
menced evacuatng in earnest. Porters corps
led the van, of the overland portion of the
army on Thursday night. On Friday morn
ing everything was struck and then for the
first time was generally known that the whole
army was evacuaung. On Thursday night,
so sail of vessels left different wharves load
ed with stores, Yesterday the remainder OF
the stores were placed on boats and steamers
by contrabands. All the cavalry that remain
cd before the final departure Of the land forces
acted as pickets, and strong rear guard OF
infantry and artillery was placed so as to pro-.
tect the baggage trains. The sick and wound
ed were placed on board steamers and were
the first to move into the stream. The con-
trabands were shipped on schooners, barges
and pontoon boats. Gen. Mcclellan and most
of his staff went by land.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
The Bulletin says gentleman who left
Fortress Monroe last evening, furnishes the
following information:
The army of the Potomac had all arrived
at the lower end of the peninsula without be-
ing moested on the way in the slightest de
gree. Gen. Mcclellan, it was understood,
was at Williamsburg yesterday morning
Gen. Fitz John Porter's division, which was
on the opposite side of the river, has also
come down the peninsula. Gen. Burnside
arrived at Fortress Monroe on Sunday, and
went up the James River as far as the Chick
ahominy to see how the operations were GO
ing on. He returned yesterday morning to
the Fortress and reported everything satisfac-
tory. The weather was cool and delightful,
and most favorable for the operations of the
troops. Most of the gunboats have come
down the river, but some remain to guard the
pontoon bridge across the Chickahominy,
over which the army passed.
FoRTREss MONROE Aug. II.
great number of steamships, steamboats,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-22

d. Plumb of the mercantile agency of
Plumb u Co.. is under arrest for expressing
reasonable sentiments and discouraging en-
listments He is oted abol.tionist.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-22

The following table shows the prices Of GER
tam articles at the national capital and at tho
beleaguered capital of the bogus confederaoy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-22
CAMP WAsHBuRN,

:, DFdNe0oro, dug. TO, 1862 I
Mr.. hDIroR,-The Tenth Regiment of Yer
mont Volunteers is at length collected to-
gether' and every day perfecting itself in
drill and accustoming itself to camp life
The Regiment is now permanently ranked as
follows:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
70 TEE PEOPLE OF TIE UNITED SITES

the month # December, ISIS, the undersigned for
the first time offered for sale the public
BovEE D"Ds i,irERIAL WINE BTTTERs. and in this short
period they have given such universal satisfaction
many thousands Of persons who have tried them that
Is established article. The amount of bodily and
mortal nsery arising simply from a neglect Of small
complaints i surprising, and it IS therefore Of the utmost
Importance that strict attention the least and most
triing bodily alment should be had for diseases OF the
ioly must invariably affect the mind. The subscribers
now only ask trial Of DR., J. B0YEE DODS I3lPERI-
Al stIAE IiTTERS from all who have pot used them.
te challenge the world to produce their equal
These Btters, for the Of Weak Stouachs, Gene
RAJ Debility, 1d for Purifying and EnTiciag the Blood,
ahsohitc = unsurpassed by any Other remedy on
earth. 20 red of this, it IS only necessary to
make the t.5ai. The wine itself IS Of very superior
qualify, beng about one-ir! stronger than ether wines:
warming and invgOratng The whole system from the
head to the feet As these Bitters tonic and atera
tive in their Character they strengthen and inygorate
the whole system and give me tone and healthy action
f all is parts, by equazing the circulation. removing
distinctions, and producing a general warmth They
are also excellent f7r diseases and weakness peculiar to
females, where Tonic is required strengthen and
brace e sFseB. No lady who IS subject TO lassitude
aad asatnes should be without them they reyv
flying IN their action
These Bisrs raj net oHiy cure, bit Percent Disease
ard in is respect douby valuable the persons
Who Tt4s $ d. FOT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
Mineral Point Bakery.
ALBERT SPRATLFR

Us q g = s-sss % = EE e GB
ALBERT SPRATLER
NEGs leave to inform he citizens Of Mineral Point
ID and vicinity that order enlarge his business he
has associated with himself Mr.. Ed yarG Kline and that
they are now ready to supply all with
Baater, Boston, &c Nc and Soda Crackers.
wHoLEALE AND RETAIL.
They intend also to carry the Bakering business IN
all It's various branches,
Supplying Families, Public Houses, and Parties,
With everything pertaining to the business
Bread, Pies and Cakes OF all Varieties.
Confectionery Of all kinds viii be found il the estab-
Iishment
All orders viii be attended to with promptness and
neatness-
IN addition to the above, they viii keep general as
s0rtment Of
A5IELY GROCERIES,.
OF the best quality, G. listing in part Of
Sugars, Cites. Teas, Molassss, Tobacco,
Cigars &C, &c,
embracing everything in their line usually called for in
this market.
As they intend selling at the lowest rossfbIevivfr
rates they solicit share Of the patronage Of the public
- store on High Street few doors below the post
office.
EDWARD KTxNE. ALBERT spR.rrrn
Mineral Point. Nor. 5, 1861. D'-A' s'AAiiz e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
TIE MINING PUBLIC

re formed that we prepared 20 make SHEET
notice. 100 ~ ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
a YER'S
SarsaDarilla

SaISaDa
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
fl tie speedy Of tie following complaints
scrorssla and scrofssIous Affections. sucEa
a. Tu'nors, Ulcers, sores, Era1ptions,
BIaiias, and al slzl1a Diseases.
0,zGtSp, Ind, 9th June 1851
knav s..e yenr SaIsaraFilla has GONE Tor me-
Having iitcsito1 Seroi9Hs infection, have suffered
from it In various ways for yesFs. Sometimes burst
- - anal iistreeseI NJ =. ~, as y
yasss ago Il broke cut Iny head and my scalp
aad cars ui.I which painful ana losfl.sau
bersni dascripton tried many inell;ejnrs and ~yrI
physicians Int without much relief from any thing. In
1. rasI iii tIs Gi-IssI Nesset,p,. t~t ycl b. , $3.50
aelttiFe fSa faril}, FIR from vorr rtrtlta-
Cincinnati ard got IT, AMI used it till it cured me- f
yoH advise ia small doses teaspoon FIJI over
month"; ani used almost three bottles New and ealtv
skin soon Jean 10 f.n under the sc, yyIiei, ST.
while f of Ny skin IS clear ana / know by my
feelings that the disease has gone ffom my system YoY
we'll believe that feel what am saying when tel
yo That hold yoa to he che Of the apostles Of the age,
ALFRED 3, TALLEY.
letter and salt Eslseunl. Scaid Head
RingSvorIn, s0re Eyes, Dropsy,
D. Robert II. prafls writes from Salem, y. y. 12,l
SPIT, l'59- That ha las cured an nveterae case Of
Dfgsg, which Threatened to terminate fatally ~ the
re-seyeng uf orr Irila and also dangerous
he cures the common ET5las5aps by 1t constantly.
EronchOccIe, Goffre Or Ssvcflcd Neck.
Ze5uion Sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes: Three bot
Ties OF your SarsaIaIia cuJed from CoiTe hid
eous swelling on tie neck, which had suffered from
Two years."
ewcorrhOaa or Whites. Ovarian Tuznor,
Uterine UIecraticss, Female Diseases.
n. ,. b ; Chaisue, Of Eew York City writes; 81
most cheeriiE CONF y itl the request q your agent IN
s5.is hare found t7ir SafsllaIa most excellent
altaItjEe il tie numerous conpHi.ts for which We
~ ti' Screfgons datie~ls have eI'rel many iaTeier
ale esls q encorrhe' hT y at some Where the COM
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
JOB WORK


~ IN mus I zone with neatness and despatch
-. "ofh uone at our establishment v1II no Ne
r1'lted IN every particular VIII De war
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20

lIe customers Of the old firm are resnactf,,1.
invited 10 continue their patronage to fbis ettIGy
DENLIN s PRATER
A the cid stand Of Lanyon 4 Son
Feb.21, $50. 'e'' ai-nerAI Point.
6-tf,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
~ eyv Drug Store.

| the sign Of the Golden Mortar. Nofret,. r,o.,.
| - Mineral Point. FLOCK
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
John Z. TraRmel,
DEALER IN HARDWARE AND
HARNESS GOODS, FARMING
AND MINING TQQIS

THE undersigned, believing that the wants Of the vi
mig District demand an establishment where every
thing Ia the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20

Weak Luags. indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases of the
Nervous system Paralysis Piles, and for all cases re
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
PRE- MUM STOVES.
PIRLOR STOVES

Of all sizes and patterns now IN use Aiso. among
others, the folowing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

shall keep hand at all times full assortment Of
the above named goods at
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
THclI1ENr CoNsU5TPTI on.

These Filters raj ot oHfy cure, bit Pferent Disease,
ard in tbs respect douby valuable to the persons
Who may use them. For
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-20
car. be found at s. WUEELEl}S.

goods in addition to MS well selected
stock, and ly being constantly in the
market viii select the
VERY BEST GOODS
And viii sell Goods at Retail cheaper than
any House in this city can And Dealers
BUYING BY WHOLESALE
had better examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere
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coNvEDERArE CONGRESS-
YfRsT SESSION.
SENATE.

SAruRpAy. April Sth, 1859.
heSeLa:e n e. at Ii c'clo 4 q. Prayer ~
Kew. Dr. DueSxrr, OF the keihodi.t Coufcn.
Ths Preside 81 PRO tss presented destgns ioa
,hs Confederate nag, from . soarcs not sta
tel.
Mr. HsxRY, Of Teen, l. qnired Why It was
that the Com mittes on Il. EaE Seal had no.
rs, or ed til q sabj-ct " one OF importance.
Me. SssAss, of la. replied that me com :.
mi ttec woaio hold meetiA during the On
saing week.
Er tLAT, Of Ala :, pI essen ted nremcnstrance
against carrying the mail ON SUNDAY, which
was arpre rIaleiy referred. He also intro
due ed K b 10 discourage drunkeO ness In the
army, which he moved to refer 70 the Oom :
mi ttee DC Niii,ary AfAirs NJ. y. said he
aad s: b;aittsd the b.lt to several army or
GERS and they cordially approved OF MS pro-
gistGEs
nIr HsxnY, OF Tenn, said that he had re-
csised Letter f,cm prominent gentleman
IN l. Is st tin wtich he ga a tha be felt moro
Appr henson from the mag nltuCe OF this
owl In tie army thar from any other caEss.
hT. SPxxsow, OF In, said the COMMITTEES n
HIit' ~ 1. II as have peen engaged In devils.
Ing m rian icr Kidding the army Of inca.
ploie Ulcers, whether 20 from drunkenness
or Otherwise.
The motion 10 refer was thon gy eed TO-,
sa:ive So sIoE.
fAfser the doors were opened Friday, Mr..
Hans WE'LL, of.S -, from the committee on
Fu,ai 81, to v?nom was referred The House
dill ter sUspenQi. & sLe coIiec ion OF duties
o.. foreign iGGorLs, exesp. Irom the United
s,rases, eturEea the game, with IN adverse
| I r. IN M =
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enved |. iAsel s,l., disso.sss.,ns se.Passsay

rrnved fAsel eift, dissosssstinG eopp,etely
'ae0Ul~s1ofuaoUk1vl1uUlagto1 - :
paisn. Wa believe that MCCLELLAN p Gen.
,.emss. homane In his fssntimSeas, md has
some regard for the ue,ess Of stviIiEsd war.
fare; but his declaration nonths ago thst tl'e
coussa would bs short and desperate one,
aad his lais rrsndiicquent address TO his col.
diers. arc Ia striking contrast 70 his actual
performances. We now hear that he declared
60 me ten days ago that Richmond would be in
his hands withi1 thirty dsys. Il ssmains to
be- seen whether that prediction will be fol.
flied. Ten days. have already elapsed. and
perhaps twenty viii pas with 10 other result
than 10 prove Mcclellan q false prophet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-07

pu..ua Of Masrmp.y U.d<r D0eslty.-.
We made MENTION sn Saturday OF - afreas
Of John Wilkinson for perjury: The 49,
came 40 on that day before the Mayor of sx-
smiuation. Messra Andrew Jin6na, ksueea
r. Seal, and Caleb G. Mitchell, appeared =
Commonwealth Witnesses. Il appeared tnae
Wilkinson had gotten himself into the DIM:
Guilty by his endeavors 70 provide hls n1snd
John Sterling with surplus rib. The manner
of his doing % was By going TO the once Of
the HustinRs Court and swearing before 4r
Jinkins the Deputy Clerk, thss Mr.. C. G. Mitch
ell had given his consent for ,he i<su'ny OF .
license to John Sterling to marry Mise s.
Mitchell. TIE complaint was preferred ey the
father sof the young lady, and the charge
against John WilkinseA was for forging the
lxtter's name to tho consent, and swearing -
its genuinsness before the deputy clark. The
unhappy Sterling was charged with faa1a-
lentiy obtaining the marriage liaenss ey the
appliance above referred. to. II 10 said that
fathers have 1inty hearts, and In this cass the
saying proved true, psse. Janslias showing
no disposition TO countenaacs the manner By
which tho matrinonially inclined youth puf-
posed Kidding him Of . 1aughtsT. Wilkineon
and Sterling were renanded for examination
before called Court Of HustiDgs On the lSsh
of April
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Organisation cf he Rnstisss Court
Messrs. James K. Caskie. kieA.d y; nanxay,
WIN. Taylor, Geo. N. Gwathnsy, john =.
Regnault, John w. Beverley. Abei =. Pieot,
n. c. Lipseonbe, and 3 4. ]. Ciepton, twelve
Of tho Aldermen recently elected, appeared ct
the City Hall, en- Saturday. fss the psrposs Of
organizing tAe Hassiaes Cs1rt Ar. j: Aeys
was sworn in - Mayor, By Alaernaa Cas.is'
Alderman Caskie was elected City kecordSr,
and 3. u. Sanxay, Senior Alderman Ins
parties took the oath Of fdslisy to the Soath'
ern ConfederScy.
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FSaes-Ths Mayor costumes his i00omfa
gable researches among dslisqssnt cart, dray
and wagon swnsra II using the werd d.
linqusnt We intend 70 apply It 70 those who
have failed through nsglest OF inadvsrtence "a
renew their licenses. IL will be seen BY the
following list Of 1nss imposed on Saturday
that the Psiies are alive e The importance Of
following hass were imposed. - prsviously
remarked, for f.ilisg 70 obtain licenses, VIZ
Richard Turner =, vsesn; Handlsy T. Caaes
wagon, $5: Thos. 3 HuBdley, wagon, -
Patrick Me- arthy, oert, IS; Il ". Glaxsbrook
lumber wagon, S; Wn. @ Dandri1Gs, spri6e
wagon, IS; D. II. Ssnple, wagou, ~ Rtch'd
Sssel was Aned - and d. n sample ., b.
cause their servants had driven wagons across
the sidewalks Of 4th street.
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Deatk of . Faithful Negrs.-Osr readers n
this city win doubtless remember the lean
fern and meek face Of y old negro man who
dispensed the DispAtcA to ~ Nay sabscribera
In the metropolis Tor years paet; ~ namswas
Barnett Moore. We are called 1pon 70 r.
cord his death, which W d With sincsss ~
gret. He died yesterday nerping AFTER
brief illness For more thaaa quarterssf
which daily avocatiol h soMetimss united
that of preacher 10 his colersd krsthren-
Faithful X al that 10 uaAeFtosk. neither
summer sun or wintee's s1orm ever deferred
him from lay Ing st eash deer re daily news
friend Of every one thas kasw hin. Poor
Barney! He was many . time AWAY with
bis tedious round u duty, but q last, full Of
innrnity and years. = h.s, bs:n s :. to
he fujblled the tern af Afb allotted = man,
icing abeus ssvsusy ysars of age. Psses 70
his ashes. -
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Cerpd.y B.-1hs GovSr1nsat s9Ployeod
In the different Departments have shown q
comnendabls spirit In promptly ehrellile
themselves iato military Organizations 70 I'D
in expeling the invaders from our soil Com
pany B, Of the Richmond Arssnsl battalion,
re: Organised last week BY - n
the following siassn: Robert 1eyee, Cse
tain; Francis p. 0iepini, 1t Lie1tsnant
Macon. 81 iiertsna.t AID James r Butler
Orderly Ssrksass. Nearly all Of the nsl
employed in me Government wefkshope il
cludinx nany ejeeks ard eshsrs. In The War
NAVY. State, aad Treasury Dspastmants, havl
formed companies for the dsfsBsyef ths Cen
federate States Capital, and will. In then
selves, form no ineonddsFab3e barrier b tn
eesy access Of Lineeln's nyrmi6ons int
Richmond, shoGld they ever gss - ,fax down
SOuth - . &C., q. = s.ssszss.ss -
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Accidently Burned.-An accident from
burning occurred yesterday morning, about
O'Clock, ut the residence of M. Alexander
Kerr, located about two miles west of this
city, which did not terminals. fatally, owing
to the presence of inipd of M. Herr The
dress OF his negro girl Sarah caught IRE from
sparks from Irats, and she soon becoming
enveloped in flames ran through the heuse
screaming in an agony of pain. Mr. Kerr
attracted by the cries succeeded in RENEWING
the burning dresses, but not beforeths girl had
been badly burned about tho body and hands,
to euch an extent that her death may beasoked
for in short time. Her owners hands were
also severely burned In his attempts to re-
move tho burning raiment Of the girl. DR..
John +. Hinton, who was sent for; did all in
his power to mitigate the suffsrings Of the IN.
fortunte victim Of the above disaster.
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Clx Cev~esL-Au the nsmeesS eaecees
last "wednesday aPpsarsd = s,s C1ty nsa
Ssturday, nd wsre sworn N ~ 49, 49,:
e. 4 ". xersea, Chanberlain, and = Z
S.sss.e1. Asii1or. 4 rosslulaoa Wns a1spsed
;nstrustine The Finenss Comni.ss % Is1sse
- ,cy s;,s coSaeii. plan for the issus Of the
xsf0 GuSD n suall notes authorized By ~ q ehs
7'hs ~ Of the Legislatnre requiring Ia
thu eity Shall advertise for the rsdempe,eA o.
suoh notes .: !. may .lsssey . Az ~, - ~.
order U axpid The lenany o. ~. 49, ~.
Tar hat vurpese, which was adepted. 8 I
Tho Council VIII msst at5 o'clock thtsvsn-
ing 49, 49, - = q ezss & $50 *