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50 BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE.
VX1ELL BALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR ROP.
w ed and in good order at Tarboro'
ALSO,
300 bales in like ORDER which will be delivered at Will
son. Tsrboro' Mosely Hall Confederate bonds taken
in part payment. w. H. JONES'
Raleigh, Oct g. 1852 67-w&swtf
U7AGONERs, WITH TEAMS. CAN GET
w loading from Fayetteville to Raleigh, BY applying
to JOHN SHAW,
Fayetteville, n. C.
october 81, 1852. 4s-wdsw3tpd.
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SAVE THE SCRAPS.

SAVE THE SCRAPS.
SHAY, WILLIAMSON l. CO., AT 1.-THE NORTH
- State Irop and Brass Works, formerly Burns Foun.
dery will pay for scrap cast iron cents pound For
wrought iron scraps scrap BRASS scrap link and scrap
copper, the highest cash price will be paid. They will
pay the highest market price for large quantity Of char
COAL Will also receive proposals for delivering two hun
dred cords of wood
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1852. 7s-w&swampd.
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LONG HANDLE SHOVELS!
"E ARE NOW PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
w for LONG HANDLE SHOVEIS, at our Msnufac.
tory in Kinston. Lenoir County, N. C.
Farmers, Railroad Companies and Miners attention is
called to examine sample at James NJ Towes' Raleigh
N. W. CAMPBELL co.
Oct "a, 1864. 43-w&swlm,
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LONDON SEED.
IKTE HAVE JUST OPENED CASE OF GARDEN
w SEED, new crop, from Peter Lawson 4 Son, Lon.
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AM BUYING REEF

WISH TO BUY ANY NUMBER OF GOOD BEEvES
that may be delivered to at my Slaughter Pen near
Raleigh will pay 2x cents per pound for good beef
the foot-a price high enough to induce owners sell.
WIN. r. CRAWFORD. .
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TOBACCO TOBACCO!l TOBACCO!I!
II HAVE PURCHASED ABOUT 200 HHDS. OF TO.
BACC0. would like to sell about 100 bids suitable
for manufacturing can sell in lots to suit purchasers
prices varying from q $50 hundred pounds Would
deliver at Franknton, Henderson and Ltteton.
Address me at Lousburg, N. G. !
THOS. K. THOMAS.
Oct 81, 1859. 43-w&sw5t.
E The Greensborough Patriot and Charlotte Demo.
erat will each publish three times weekly and forward bills
to me. Tx. T.
The New York herald., 1862-06-17

forests were Identical he asknswie6ged O. oT1Au
belonged the right to exercise the priaepa hnunr II
America where she had interests traditions and
which France could not with her as the Vi -
Power had in that part Of the world only colonies san
imrortancs-such NartinIqne ard CgA-aoupe; and
for this he had the idea 81 assuming the -
rection OF the expedition.
In the OF the conversation the Emperor stated
that IN the policy Of France there ofcia part
that Of the treaty Of Loadonths spirit OF which his
opinion was not 70 enter into negotiations With Jnar-1
and an oncious par-that OF Mexican nterssts-whiGh
the empire could not endanger
II he had entertained the idea OF calling ArcAduke
hsximiian 10 tho throne Of Mexico, account u
the great qualities or that Pracs thinking, besdesf
tnat The three intervening Powers would claim "
lining for themsevo In ksxice and knowing
tnat Prince haxmiian belongs 10 dynasty friendly u
spain whose well known dsintcgsstedness In the quess
ZION would not admit the suspicion that he would have
oeen 100 q Frazce, the rival of Austra IN EUROPE.
Hotnilg,' rad he, has been so far from my mind 40
70 onend spain and force government whatever
ae Pe p4c o Mexico without their assent Know thae
Ihe rsneinorance of the past has ert prejudice
aanst &e out niorm sFain and her august Queen that
mai 'ea as am 70 spanish lady, spain vii hsvs ne
Tuer nor more sinoer9 ally than francs.',
Napoleon III then introduced M nayo 20 the spsrt-
ments OF the Empress who expressed TO him how much
shs regretted ~hat Was gong on IA Mesico.
81 vii perseveriDgy defend, !" said tho Empress sstha
loRt mate interests Of the nation which is the native
cooDtry OF my son, but 10 all foreign ouesiious win
never forget That WAS born in Spain Tie sincere and
noble alliance Of the two nations tho greatness q
SPAN dear 70 ~ Tho greatness OF and.
Please, said she te her who been ry Qresn that
my most ardent wishes for her pTospsry and that
OF the nation which owes 80 much To her. Those whs
attribute TO Us other feelings calunniate both and
the French nation"
Thus ended toe interview and Mr.. Maxo let, greatly
afa cfod
The New York herald., 1862-06-17

The Rebel Gunboat sumter at Ceiros
CaiRo, June 13, 1864.
The rebel gunbcas Sumter arrived ,o-nighs. She was
considerably shattered In the late nght before hsmShs.
She will be repaired nrmedistely.
The New York herald., 1862-06-17
THE VERY LATEST.
Bee Third Page for the Latest News
from the Peninsula.
Pare MILK.

Prom the Brooklyn Stsr.l
We are gratinsd that fellow citizen Mr. John r.
Hdrsth after years Of labor succeeded in the last sgis
Aiure procuring the passage Of sct which although
aet h al respects and thorough the facts in
se would warrant, Is nevertheless well calculated
% be saiutary u looks In the right direction.
MIX is the subject which comes home TO the business
end bosons" Of men. women and children. Tho i'm
ense frauds and ccrrupons Ia this article have been
che subject OF fertile description and Illustration II is
% bs hoped that by ths time dBtisry-fsd cows have
1ven place 70 the clean and elegant creatures Of West.
ARnsh honest milk from sobsr cows For his disintsr-
ossd services Mr. hdrsth deserves Shs thanks Of AL
good citizens. The following b an orGial copy Of ths
CHATTER 4o7.
An act 70 prevent the adueration Of milk, end pre-
Ssnt the traffic in impure and un wholesome milk
Passed Aprl 2331s82, three nfths being prsssat.
The people OF the State Of New York, represented Ia
Senate and Assembly, do snast rs follows
Section l. Any porson er perscna who shall sell ef
change expose fer sale exchange any impure adul
. msdsmsanor and on conviction shai BE- punished BY
nns OF not less thaA ATTY dollars and the ans Is
Pd shall Be imprisoned foe no< less than thirty days in
6s penitentiary county jail. sntl said ns aad cost
Sec q Any person Who shaI adul.srats milk with the
v3sw of Offering the for sale exchange, shall
scp cows for the production OF milk for market fer
Ae exchange In crowded and unhealthy condition,
q feed the same on food tina. produces impure, dis
mDdemeanor and conviction shall be punished BY
INA Of not less than fifty dollars and II the nns net
Dad shall DO imprisoned for not less than thirty days
h the psnentisry county js or until said fine or
cost OF suit shah be PAID.
Sec g. ANY psssoa OF persons who shall engaxs in
carry the sale, exchange or any tralc In milk, shall
have the which the milk s exposed FOR sale or
exchange and The carriage or vehicle from whcn the
same s vended, conspicuously marked with his her or
Vhs names, aso, indicating by said mark the locality
FROM whence said milk obtained or produced, ana Tor
every neglect such marking the perssn or persons 20
nsglcctng shall b. subject 20 tho ponaiss cxproseou
che foregoing sections Of this act But for every violation
e this act by 50 marking ssd cans carriage or yenice s
% convey the idea that said milk procured nom diff
GHspt locality than II really E the person OF persons 10
offending shall be subject 10 nne Of hundred dollars
o. Imprisonment In tho pentenary county jail o.
both, In tho discr elton " the court.
Sec. 4. This act shall take sGecs Immediately.
srAn % NEW Yosx,l
0w1m ~ I'VE SKcsyrARy STATE,
IMvs compared the preceding with the original law
q A,e In this office. and do certify that the same
transcript hsrsfron, and q the whole Of said
sr1nal. HoRAT1o BALLARD, Secretary of STATE
The New York herald., 1862-06-17
rhs New York One Hundred and sesona
Regiment.

20 rm yDrToR OF TIM NEW yoRx nxRALD.
HxADouAsrrHs 102p Nxw Yosx Rpornrr,
wxuussrns. Va, June Z, 1062
WIN you do me the kndncss, and the brave men under
ny command. 70 publish the following communication
sust received by me from Brigadsr General saxton,
stsy command At Hsrpsrs Ferry9 Lieutenant Colonel
VIM ID. Hayward Major O. Lane and ths line officers
u regiment ndcfstgabls In their efforts 70 rendor
ths regiment the frst in the service Very respectful
b. &C. TH0S. b. VAN BUREN,, Colonel.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 9, 1861.
Col1xEI~-It gives mo much pleasure 10 boar witness
20 excellent discipline and thorough efficiency Of the
Ono Hundred and Second regiment. Always on the
eic and although exposed Tor several days and nights
70 the rain, and called upon constantly for largo details
Tor fatigue duty during campaign at Harpsrs Ferry
they failed 70 answer every call made upon them
IN the most satissctory manner have the most ents
sonndenes IN their courage and esCioncy.
n. SAXr0N triradier General Volunteers.
Csi. yAB Bcsss, uns Huudred end Seeead N. X. ",
The New York herald., 1862-06-17

pshsl dead and wounded, al Il which could distinctly
- fron the balloon Every available machine TIA: had
wheels was brought into requist0n for this purpose
road was literally liaed with ambuancss wagons and
oarsp, conveying dead and wounded.
CAMP RIRES 6kEN-THR EEEMY FALLING BACK.
About twilight We camp hres iDnumer able about
ehs city, smoke Issued from al their hospitals and bar
racks which showed us, 10 certainty, that ths mann
body Of their army had fallen back ~ Richmond
NoSpAr MORNING.
We made several ascsnsions and found small force
near the Last Of action and thousands OF roos
marching out from the city: you may look inomensr
rny Tor report OF anothsr severe Daltle.
PARKER SPRING,
Superintendent o Telegraph Construction, Army Of ths
PotomaC.
The New York herald., 1862-06-17

dldaturs 20 the throne Of MexNo In the second place
Emperor was favorable 70 this prosct lastly the ar.
ticee OF the Journal LEcho de Espo, 70 which n. dc
sagny would not have attached the shtscs importance
his Exoelency the Count dc Reus had not declared b.
fore the conference Vera Cruz that this journal did noe
venture 10 print single word witho6 having received
the previous appreciation o. bis E1cellsncy
40 Reus had forcibly struck him. lie appears 70 have
said 70 him that the cadidature Of a Austrian Prince
for Mexico was aosara ,na. s pssnsps @sss nsns %
The Ceunt dc Rsus declares That he alluded 70 Hexi
can sodisr d orsHs that he had nsvor authorised any
support it that u very trns that Lko & Rwpu print
Cd absolutely nothing without his APPROVAL but thai
nothing would b found there relating 70 hi being can
didats for the throne of Msxiso He severely hart ~
these supposticus Mexico were slsrsd 70 him with al
IT'S riches he would take ~ any price. for h n
b,mscf 10 span. rhs treasures which he appreciates
above everything, sad which su@ce fer bb ambition
are the good win q N sovWssa and ~ sssssn 4 Aii
On ,Ss oSssrvssicn q ne French conmssonsrs ,has
there wss nsthas n al ths pailful - ths feelings
the Count Dc Reu, the latter rephes that Wa doing
injury 70 his well known loyalty 70 supSoss that be har
bored 10 seerss such prc1scts. M.
hs Count Do Rsus dssres 70 rssrn 70 shs principal
be- dec idsd ali he comm ssonsrs should oon.nus 70
act In concert, according The terms the oonvsntion
Of LONDON or II his Frsach colleagues were gong 70
These latter answer that they win son,inus 70 con.
form scrupulouay to The eOn~snsion q Len.
don but that they win act In virtue Of the utsrprets
tion which they and The bsst - their right and
duty. #
7hs Secrayy Of ns SparisA kissscm vead wse Of M.
Dotadc. derawdies tAs us1hsrhasse~ y 0~ral Aisssss
and hx companions.
Adm,rul Jtwscn read ne o~nor of As Ffesch Cbmmis.
sioners, ,oAo CANNED comply w TIE demand c ~ Asca
Ooternmb nt
The Commissioners OF England and Spain do not ap-
prove Of the draft submitted By the admiral 70 their ap
probation.
Admiral Jurien declares thai ne has IN any
country OF tho world the system u terror weighing %
tho population. and kssping tbem under yoke mon
LEN ne mas r~cn IN Mexico. II m oppression In Va
most edieus shape, tearing father from hts chse en-
The New York herald., 1862-06-17
leon ana the Emprsss ON ahe Mexica

Question.
TRANSLATED from she Paris eorrsspcndenos u the Madrid
Epoca Of May TO- for the NEW YoRE HnAIp.]
By tho time THAI this letter reaches you you win
already have received the important dispatches ON the
Mexican question: Of which Mr. Ciprano del haso In the
bearer tor your government.
when ready TO leave Paris Mr. Mazo received letter
from NJ Mouvene inviting him TO call at the Iuieres
ths next day ct ten O'Clock IN the morning, AZ wnlch
,,me ana pac, the Emperor wkhed to see Lin.
n,r,ng this iate viaw NapoleOn aid thai nothis
had been moro pleasing 70 him Than 70 see
The New York herald., 1862-06-17

by the troops Of one OF the allied Powers this fact
results q the good policy followed up 70 sh day By sho
som however the arrival Of more French troops was
known 1t Orizaba and al Tehuscsn; pus NJ the same
time IL wss known that, the order u Gsnsrs ds Io-
rsnccz, battalion Of Chasssurs ssoorting Gensr
Cruz to Tshuacan Admiral Jurisn thought IL right In
consequence " t the Mexican government know G his
resolution 70 on m o lss q april the n
the conferences did mot come 70 satisfactory result
Admiral Jurion explains that FIRST Of all he confined
himself 70 causing an indirect niination Of his resou
lstion 10 be gwen the Mexican government
he only addressed Official note this subsct after
having rsssd ss @ from & Gsn.ss, a h.asOsa Letter s
or CyiEabaa result confcrnAbe 70 the In
tsrests and dignity of FRANCE.
me Coua4 - ous Remarks that a this time only him
SELF ana Ensh colleague a. 0rzaba and that on
receiving communicated of the Admiral they asked
themselves K the French Commissioners had the right 20
allow the Of the government established Ia Nsxi
co TO be escorted II the Admiral could act ~ he
doing without decision or the c0nferenee for thsy con-
sdored ths line of conduct equivalent 70 OF
war and contrary W the conyentoo London and 70 the
prsninaries Of La SoIedad; that they lad Agreed In
ihirkng that the French Commissioners bad NOT the
right adopt this line Of conduct without the consent Of
their colleagues and that they had In consequence ime
diaioly Invited the conference 70 assemble In order 10
decide whether thoy should oontinue 70 act
from their govsrnmsnt prevented the French Commis.
sons from hsncsforsh acting with thor colleagues, in
order that 10 this case each might proceed IN The manner
which he thought would best answer the wishes Il N
government ~
aTx my part" Odds his ExcclisDcy, ~ beg ny col.
leagues 10 Be good enough 70 give their opinion decidedly
these points fcr that ths principal objsss q this
conference.
Ha Ercslisucy Admiral Juficn answers that he does
mot cousdss himself havisg In any way nfr>ngsd the
stipulstons q the convention u London, " q s prsl
minaries a Il soledad. M T W
He bad considered The protection accorded " General
Amonts BY General Lcroncsz ~ nocmpatbis with the
SAY II The Frenoh troops ~ TShuacan.
The vessel which carried the cemmander Of the sxps.
d,tionary corrs and his stah adds N. dc Sagny BY
order Of che Emperor waited for General Almonte for
Admfa Jurien sets Forth that his retreat from rehua
can only scruple Of loyalty on hts part, on which
subject he was not obliged 70 consvlt HIS colleagues
Once returned 70 Paso Ancho with his troops would
md himself neutral territory, where he free 10
give 10 General Amonte all The protection 70 which
person bonorsd with the good will Of bis Majesty the
Emperor had . RIGHT.
the question may be thoroughly sxanned, and maintain
that the french Commissioners have not the right
lend their protection TO the enemies " the Mexican
government on It's territory. Tbs expedition did
nvs como sustain in Mexico The particular yoncy of
The New York herald., 1862-06-17
an @. wyKR TO gARL nure1lI.
nufvAuA AHrtt IN 1CAn


M LoHD-1 have just received communication from
General Doblade, Offering 70 down here and sign
snvsntlon with me for hs settlement Of the Rritish
claims
A similar communicates has been also addressed by
that Miaistsr 70 General Prim.
We have both individually accepted the prcpcssi made
10 and expect Gen. Doblabo down here on the l7th
Tho French begin their forward and hostile movement
on Mexico about the 23d, carrying with them General
Amonts Padre Miranda and the ether persoes banished
by the govsrnmsns with which they had originally M
tendcd 70 treat 81 the same time - ourssvse.
Whistler I succeed u signing treaty win aeessA
peblade - not, sti an iuclinsa 70 proceed - New
York. there 70 awais further orders son your ordshp
-, we're y 20 up - Mexoe - rsssnt should b
upsssd 70 susp6cisn on he part We trencn, and 70
bably accused By their agents hsrs q sncsurasng and
aiding the Mexican gsvsrnmeas 70 oppose resistance ~
plans which thsy know dsapprovs q.
General Prim, for similar reasons, win pesess1 70 ths
Havana ners 70 swst We further nutsuctioas II hb
ISe Ynslish residents Msxiss via. In Ne event 4
nv temporary abss0ss, always receive due prossctica
from Mr. Consul Glennss whe Aae during The Last three
..nths performed has duty v The entire satfacton q
an his eountsymsa. have, -, O. LENN0x wrKK
The New York herald., 1862-06-17
THE MEXICAN EXPEDITION.
-~~~>~~>~~>~~~>~
THE WHOLE STORY TOLD.
-S>>~~>~-~~>~-~>~~>~~~~~
Breaking Up Of the European
Coalition.
The Spanish and English Commis-
si0ners Withdraw.
FRANCE GOES ON ALONE.
Earl Russell Endorses the Action
OF Sir c. Wykc.
-~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~
The Expected Failure Of the french
Arms In Mexico,
k0.
Earl Russell Endorses the Action
Of Sir G. Wykc.
The Expected Failure Of the french
Arms In Mexico,

The following IL despatch from Earl Russell, dated
the 22d inst, approving the conduct Of Sir Charles
wyke in breaking up tho conference and putting end
70 the Joint action OF tho three Powers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22
Another dash by Hamptan's Legion.

IEADoU ARTERs ARMY oF TEE PoToNAc,
Dee. 20.-Y esterd,y morning about daylight
one hundred Of Hampton's Legion Conteder
ate cavalry entered 0ccoquaa and captured one
lieutenant and thirty pr1vates Of the Tenth
New York cavalry. guarding the telegraph
lines.
Eleven suffers and Sic suffers wagons were
also seized by the Conteeerates,
All is quiet tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

q Y.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
Dec 2l.-Rev. Mr. Reed, Of Pennsylvania, On
behalf of the Christian Association, has visited
these headquarters: bringing comforts and del
icacies for the sick, and s. corps Of volunteer
nurses for The wounded remaining ia camp
All were placed at the disposal Of the Medical
Department, and were highly appreciated by
the Medical Director,
No new movements by the enemy have
been observed since we evacuated the south
side
It is not known 20 Gen Burnsiae's staff that
he has rendered his resignatien as Comman:
der of the army as stated III Washington
correspondence.
Everything is quiet along the lines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22


It IS said that arrangements are about being
made whereby the large number OF contrabanr
women and children, as also old men, who
have sought leiuge in Washington within the
past few months, will be properly cared for. 1t
is proposed by the military authorities to ap-
peal to the various benevolent associations OF
the Northern States to procure homes and
employment for them, the Government bear
ing the expense Of their transportion to the
various points to which they may be sent. An
officer will probably visit the Northern cities
to lay the mater before al benevolent SO
cietes, in order to ascertain the number tor
which each society may be able and willing to
secure employment.
D.. Lambert and s. " Flynn, residing near
D1anesyie, Va, were recently arrested by
Major Taggart, Third army corps, on suspicion
of aiding the Con>>ederates Col. Doster com
mitted them to the Old Capitol Prison.
Bakers detectives have recently been sue
cessf1l in ferretpg out in Washington and re-
covering government property which had been
stolen On Saturday afternoon, they seized a
very large quantity Of property which was be
ing catlied out Of the city to be disposed OF:
About two hundred naroled Federols capt'r-
tured by the Confed e1ates at the battle Of
Fredericksburg. arrived in y ashiDgton yester
day They will be sent TO Annapolis. Mary
land, until regularly exchanged. They were
sent into the Federal lines, together with a
written list Of them BY Gen. Lee, on Saturday.
AS many Confederates we're sent to him, also
paroled, in return.
\ letter from al officer of the blockading
feet at Savannah says that the Confederate
steamer Nashville lies in the great Ogeechee
river, fenced in with torpedoes, and with one
man aboard ready to blow her up upon the
approach Of the Federal gunboats.
It is generally runiorcd in the West that
Gen. Sherman, WIN has so long been in COM
mand at Memphis, is to lead the expedition
down the Mississippi instead Of Gen McClcr-
nand General Sherman took leave of his
corps at Oxford, Miss: on December 9, and
but one division Of It returned with him 10
memphis.
The correspondents Of the Press yesterday
afternoon received notice from Colonel Lovett,
THAT the censorship (of the Press( is modii-
ed, SO that every thing is allowed to pass, save
Army movements.
Gov. Perpoint has ordered an election, in
this the 1th Congressional District of Virginia,
Tor q member Of Congress. The election is to
be held on tn 3lst inst
Suits have been commenced by several of the
Maryland State prisoners against Hon Simon
Cameron, for false imprisonment. Heavy dam
ages are claimed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-22


ORDERS TO GEN BERNsIDE.-It Is, asserted
that Gen Burnside has publicly declared that
he would not have crossed the river IN the:
face Of the formidable works Of the enemy and
stormed them, bat for imperative orders from
Washington.
In this connection we,may give what we un-
derstanu from a senl-ot1cal source TO nave
been the language Of the President day OF
two since in conversation: 4 yielded my own
common sense view which was against zen.
Burnsices crossing the river aud attack
ing the enemy works, to the military KNOW
edge urd experience Of General Ha]leek. the
General in Chief lEnsh Rep.
In reply 70 complaints sent 50 the Aorelgn
Office, i.om the Chamber Of Commerce OF
Liverpool. respecting the destruction OF Brit
i>h properly on board Federal vessels captured
By the Confederate steamer Alaba9na Ear
Russell states that the owners OF sucii property
not con,raband Of war, OF coulse-nlust seek
compensation IN Il Confederate Prize Court.
All through his letter Of reply, Earl Russell
speaks Of the Alabama as war vessel OF a
:be!ligerent;" saying that if British sabjects
ship articles contraband Of way on Federal ships,
1hey must endure tie loss resulting from esp
TUE hv the vessels of the other bell!gerent.
The National IntelI;gencer says.-lt hav~
ing been st;sed that General Burnside had
rendered the resignation Of ASs command, we
:hiak it d orer 10. mention, what we under
stand 10 be the fact. that the President has
not accepted the resignation, AID it IS believed
does not inlend to do So.
tits reported that the President on Saturday
afternoon hast addressed 70 Mr.. Seward and
Mr. Chase a note requesting them to With
draw their designations and resume the duties
Of their respective Depaa tnlents.
A fanlily en- Beals Island, Jonesport, OF
parents and seven children, named, Wallace
were attacted with di liberia, OF which the
father and six children died IN few days.
leaving only the mother and oAe child,