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A H. THOMPSON. hlCIIONEEH-CON-
80 tnl1i 20 sac ( ! ants irom tie c.!'l rpt,d
n"rsU, OF All XIV READ, Eous, % ian TT
". II MS MORRILL, ~. stll this morning, ut
llS At Las ...usrpum, ilJ N,Ussu 81, tie rarcst
Ia and in tie finest Col iitiou, arranged in La
L - a.. ISs
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PIIyslIIATEOSS, &1r.
GREAr Sun STORY.
" GREAT rs STORY.
GREAT SIN STORY

kUNNlNG LIE ILL.,, hABE.
ny CAPTAIN WHEELER {. q. ~, AvrdOR
OF THE WEB OF FAVE, YALE OF TIE MD
Ole GROUND aU.
The reader o. Ills story viii hui tia, CAPTAIN
Wheeler spins a we 81 mo Q Interesting incidents
shan any writer has ever before spUa upon any
AmeficnuNubiCCl
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Notice OF EJFecs1sg-ra

/ ITO ALL whom it may concerr
! l. Whereas, On the l9.h day Of March lS57
Robert i. Rickaby. of ManitJwoe county, ard
State OF Wisconsin,, as raortgag0r, executed ard
/ delivered TO Thomas +. Chase, as Ia1rteaeee. a
| certain mortgage bearing Ga+e on that day. II
] secure the payment by the said m9rfgag0r to
! the said mortgage, of the sum Of Two Hundred
/ Eighty Five Dollars on the nineteenth day of
/ March, 1852, with iuteres: FROM tae date at the
rate Of seven per cent. per aanum, according to
/ the conditions Of a certain Pg0Disgorv Note
/ bearing even date Herewith, executed by the
| said bert + Rickahy the said morteag0r, to
] the said Chase, MORTGAGE, which said mort
! gage was duly executed and acknowledged so a.
10 be entitled to record and was recorded 10 tile
Office OF the Register o. Deeds of the county of
/ haLitowoc aforesaid on the 10Th day Of March,
| 1851, at 81 o'clock A. II in volume Il of Mort.
/ CAGES, at pages II6, III and lis and Where,
/ a., Ca the 5.h dav Of Nav S62 the mortcacs.,e
| aforesaid duly assigned the said mortgage Tor a
/ valuable consideration t. 3er amin Smith 81
| by written instrument ut assignment bear
| ing date on that day, which signment was du-
| y executed and acknowledged so as t. be emit
/ tied to record, aud was duly recorded in the of.
/ hce OF the Register OF Deeds aforesaid on the
/ 25d day OF July, A. D. 1862, at O'Clock ?. NJ
| and recorded in vOluTe u OF Mortgages at pa
! yes ZIG, 2l7, and Whereas By the terms OF
oroo-,torS 'tiS St.1 no tSasee MS hehS
ti(r;lo4 20 ,- o. aS>'ghs We're an-
ra,So az eieu 20 o"F6al' SELL
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Military Items.

Capt CuAs II. WALKERS Company o.
Volunteers for the Dist Regiment, left here
Tuesday morning on the Comet, for Osh-
kosh, by way of Milwaukee. This Com
pany is composed Of many of the best
citizens Of Manito@oc county, and their
absence will be a great loss to our pro-
dactiye Industry. The scenes on the pier
before leaving were deeply affecting-too
much so for Us 10 describe.
Messrs. OLMsTED and RANhIS's Compa-
ny is more thar full, and al. of its mem
bers have been furloughed until the 9Th
ot next month. BY order Of Judge TAY.
LoR, the men recruited By Mr. MuLHoL-
LAND have been transferred to this Com
pany.
The Company raised by Messrs. BErz
and PHALLA is also full, and its members
furloughed until the above named day.
The few men enlisted by S. W. SMITH
have been ordered 10 consolidate with
some Sheboygan Company. The number
is very small.
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aud I can say Of her, size has her tL;fty
thousand troops in the fed. One halt u
those men. iftbey were free to speak would
speak in favor Of returning to the Union
again. loud applause Butt vii also
say that their state pride their blind love.
perhaps, for state institutions, viii cause
them to fight well in tie ranks until ve
can give them assurance that we can send
into the interior Of North Carolina, and
into The n srior Of every State sufficient
number Of troops Tor the Union people to
rally around. Cries Of good, good" and
cheers for the SiXty-ninlh. l am reioicei
70 see than here again. was rejoiced
when the tiiings reached he IN prison
that they were again ID the field | am
rejoiced to night to see that good old green
flag tha. has been saved from the battle
Of Manassas tremendous cheeriug7 min
gied again with the Stars and Strines. ard
rs members willing, I know, to Law down
heir lives for the uphoIding Of he same
Stars and Stripes. Loud Applause
! our term Of service, | know, is nearly
expired. You viii be returning again 20
New York, but not, | hope, 10 remain
there. (Cries Of "No, no, never" and
chcers). Some must from necessity. re
main but to my cOuntlr-nen in that fegi-
ment. = those who are of the same all
over the world, and particularly to those
who are listening to me tonight. | would
say, tina. We owe solemn duty that we
must obey. Personal consideration must
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Guardian Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed Guardian of the estate IF Georgc Emee
ry Lamb minor, by virtue Of a license from
the County Court Of Mauitowoc county, will sell
at Public Auction, at the Office of VIM. VI. Mich
OILS, in the village of Manitowoc, county 0! Man
itowoc, on the 18th day of August A. d. 1862
at ten O'clock in The forenoon Of that dav, the
following described land, to-wt: Lots eleven
and twclye-l1 and l2-in block no. two hum
dred thirty seven-231-; lots no. one and
four-l and 4-in block 10. two hundred eighty
tour-2S4-; lots no. fifteen and eightcc1-15
and lS-in block no. three huncrcd eighteen
SIS all situated in the village of Mantowoc,
county OF Manitowoc, and state Of Wisconsin.
TerL.s of Sale-Cash
HELEN VI LAMB, Guardian.
Dated sianitowoc, July 18th, 1862.
The above sale Is adjourned to lhe 25th day
Of kuGus5, 1852, ST 10 O'clock, at the same
place. HELEN N. LAMB, Guardian.
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SINGER & CO.'S



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TIFUL Of all Sewing Machines. This Ma
chine will sew anything, from the running
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Oyercoat-anvthing from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down TO the s0ftest Gauze or Gossa
mer Tissue, and is ever ready to DO its
work to perfection. 1t can fell, hem, bind,
gather, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for
great variety of ornamental work. This
is not the only Machine that can fell. hem,
bind and so forth, but it will DO so better
than any other Machine. The Letter a.
Family Sewing Machine may be had in a
great variety Of cabinet cases. The Fold
ING Case, which is now becoming so pop
ular, is, as its name implies, one that can
be folded into box or case, which, when
opened, makes beautiful, substantial and
spacious table for the work to rest upon
The cases are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately finished as art can
make them.
Send for copy of SINGER &: Co.'S GA
zETTE"
| NJ. SINGER & CO.,
ASS Broadway, n. y.
Milwaukee Olfice-17 NewhaIl House.
S. ". Smith, Agent in Manitowoc
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E9~ ROBERT T. BLAKE, Esq, is now
acting Sheriff of this county, in place OF
Mr., McRrHY, WHO has gone 10 the var.
Mr.. BLAKE is an excellent fellow, and will
make a capital officer.
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William IL. Lyon, Warren w. Lyon, Robert
shaw, and Horr.s Sober, Z sinst OBADIAH H.
Platt.
Theron +. Butler John r. Cecil Siias R4wson
and Albeit ". Gteea, ag'st Obadiah II. P!att,
Charles 7. Draper, Daniel Clark, Parker P.
Clark, George II. Clark al j Elijah T. Cluk,
against Obadiah II. Plat
( DY VIRTUE of executions issued from said
ID Court in above entitled actions, to me di~
rected and delivered against che real property
of the said defendant in said county, ] eh1h Al
theeein directed by and under the execution in
the first above ramed action sell all the right,
title and interest the said defendant had or the
21st day of October, Sol, in and to the rell
estate hereinafter described, and therein de-
sCribed by and under the execution in tho sec
ond above named action, sell ali the right title
ard interest the said defendant ha, on the 18th
lay OF October 1861, in and TO the retl estate
hereinafter described, and as therein directed by
and under the execution in the third above named
action, sell all the right, title and interest the
said defendant had on the so h dy Of October
sS6I, in and TO the real estate hereinafter de-
/ ccribcd, to wit:
! \ or Of n or Sec 81, and or of
e az of Sec IS, and the y qr OF the n V
or Of Sec -, in T, 20, r. %. n or Of
the or Sec %. and he ! of the
Of Sec. %, and the or Of the II W or
Sec 30, all in 7. 10, R. - \ 1r Of
or Sec / and the ! NV ar Sec 80, and
The n or Sec 81, all in T. 10, r q. \
| If Il W or Of 5 " ar Sec / b, and the s J Of
or Sec 4, and the " of or Sec i
and the or of the { or O. See / s, +
10, Il. %. n W or Sec u, 7. Il, r. 80 !;
Il Or of W or Sec IS, 7. 20, T. q !; $
W or Of n Or Sec %, I, 20, r. % e Of
! ; W or and 5 or OF Or See 10, T. %,
Il. q; " or Sec 80, T. IS, L. p ; {! Of
5 ar and NV or Of 5 or Of Sec 50, I. t.,
r, %; qr Of n e Or Sec 7, I. 20, L..
24; II Or Of + " or Sec 10, T. IS, i
%; also, undivided in S fractional Or Of
Sec l, T. II, II. %, containing 10 IS 50
100 also, the undivided seven eighlhs
and the undivided half Of Or Sec II,
T. ~ Il %; e or OF Il e or Sec Is, /.
-, Il. %; e qr of n e qf and W or Of
n IT and AZ Of qr Sec 10, /. 20.
Lots ) and G. in 81, d, of Reeds AdlH
ton to the village Of Manitowoc.
Lots / , e. Of of 10; 3, all of = II Il
Is IS Il q CT lot IS, b lO7 ). w u feet
of lot ,, 81 feet Of lot 3, bl lis, in vii
lage Of Manitowoc.
Lot 5 and 6. 81 ISL; lot 5, bl l75 lot
l, bl 176; lot 10, bI 155 lot ! , bl 1l5 ;
lot 7, bl III, in the village and county Of
Manitowoc.
And also as therein in the three several oXc-
cutiors directed ] shall sell all the right, tirl,.
and interest which the said defendant had on the
OF s II, @ 81, l-rr
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Items Of Late News.

Items OF Late News
A RIO! occurred among the troops ofthe
Empire Brigade in New York on Satur-
day. Their barracks were torn down, and
hotel Quilted. A sergeant-major was
Killed, and other officers aud soldiers badly
hurt.
The steamer Acocia run on a snag on
Thursday, 90 miles below Memphis, and
sunk in FIVE minutes. Not less than IS or
50 soldiers were lost.
President LINCOLN has Addressed let
ter to Horace GREELEY, stating that lie
viii not become tool of the Atolitionists
that he will erdeayor 10 save the Union
At all hazards, without regard to slavery or
no slavery. LIxcoLN has struck GREELEY
right on the nose. The President thinks
the Union is of more importance than the
ni@gers or their Abolition friends
An examination Of the laws of Ohio re
veals the fact that 10 State officer. not
even the Governor. is exempt from draft.
Fort Donelson was attacked or he 25:h
" tie rebels. but they were REFUSED.
Col. RoDxEY Mason surrendered the
town Of GAINESVILLE, Tenn. and ali his
force, to the rebels lie has been cashier
Ell for the act.
The draft in Maine has been postponed
until the 10th Of September.
The Governor has appointed his brother,
CnAs, f. SALoAox. Of St. Louis, Colonel Of
The 9th Regiment.
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GTRAY C0LT-Taken up by the undersign-
- ed, on the 18th of August, q bright BAY
COLT, one and half years old, has white
streak in the fore head, and white bind feet
The owner is re1nested to prove property, pay
charges, aud take il away.
ERNST SCHLEGHT,
Pound Master.
Sec. 81, town Of Nishicott, Aug. 20, 1892.
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Your ob't servant,
/ UUT % { SDIFhNI,
WILLIAM w. BATES,
Capt Co. X, 10Th Wis. Vols.

800 or OUR MEN TAKEN PmsoNEas =
On the POI, near Gallatin, Kentucky, Gen.
JoHNsoN, with 500 men, comprising a part
of the Second Indiana, WYNcoor's Penn
syIyauia, and tie Fifth Kentucky Cavalry,
under Col. HAGGAHD, attacked 100 cav
airy, under MoRGAY, near GaIIatin, and
were defeated with a loss Of 800 prisoners,
including General JoHxsox. The remain.
ing 800 escaped and went to Nashville.
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1000 REBELS CAprURED.-Tbe Phila-
dc,piia Press has le;te; from PORES ar
ny, dated - inst, which says that Geo.
sIGEL had captured 1000 rebels, who hal
crossed the Rappahannock on bridge
which was destroyed by the FIRE Of Fe,,e-
raj battery, cutting off their retreat and
forcing surrender, after loss Of 400 Kill
ed aud wounded.
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In st Paul and III counties where the
. eierrarh extends, tie excitement cofTin-
es uaabatel All available horses are
,eiug gathered up, and all sorts Of wea-
IONS will be u-ei with willing hands for
he immediate aud summary punishment
these aadac'ops and rascally Indians
s.. Paul. Aug. %.
No further accounts of the 1nassacres
ave been received, The number of killed
estimated at $40 ci.izsns, and a few sol
Iiers are bejeagured By a force of Indians
t Fort EidgeIy; but hopes are felt that
hey will hold OFT.
Antoine Premier, a scout, disguised as
N lntian, got through the Indian lines
alto tie fort and brought back the follows
ne dispatch 10 the Governor:
For. EijgeIy, Aug 21-2P.M.
tn Goy .1ter Ramsey:
We can hold this position but little
ouger, unless reinforced
We are being attacked almost every
iour, and unless assistance is rendered we
annot hold ont much longer. Our little
band is becoming exhausted and decimal
ID. We had hoped to be reinforced to
lay but as yet can hear Of none coming. >
/. 6. Shehan, Co. C., 9Th Minnesota Vol
uuteeTs, ) commanding post.
There docs not appear to be any serious
outbreak among the Chippewas, aud it IS
confidently believed that they will be kept
peaceabIe.
St. Paul, Aug. %.
The half beed Interpreter, Antoine Ere
pier, will return to the fort aud will proba-
hiy give the inmates such assurances ofre
let al hand as to induce them 10 hold out
There can he no surrender without annihi>
alton and tie inmates Of the fort know
this.
Ex Gov SibIey and force were at St. Pc
Ter O'Clock Saturday evening. St. Peter
nearly fifty miles from t. RidgeIy, and
FOL. S!blcy can hardly reach the Fort be-
fore Sunday evening. Col. Cullen. with
several hundred cavalry, proposed to strike
across the country from Henderson, and
may get to the Fort before the infantry
force.
1t is believed The Indians will get infor-
nation ot \ force ADVANCING aoainst them.
AMI hastily leave the Fort.
Col. Cullen writes that the further he
adyarces the news becomes worse. All
the inhabitants Of tie country are fockinc
INTO the towns.
Hon. G X. Cleveland writes from Man
kato on tie DIST: II stayed IN New UIm
last night, AMI saw tie most horrible
sights saw the bodies Of eight stalwart
men with their throa's cut rom ear to ear,
their skulls battered aud their limbs mutt
lated. Some ofthem knew well. They
were good c;''-aas Of Brown county,
MANY, known TO be Killed, have not vet
been brought in. Nv own opinion is that
not less than 800 persons have been mas
sacred.
Large portions Of Blue Earth and Brown
counties have teen depopulateG Thous-
auds Of persons have left their wheat un-
stacked in tie fed, aud are AyiHg east
ward. For Coils sake send Us men and
arms -
Reception OF Gen. CoToor2n II Wash
ingtop.
Tka Demonstration in WasI,ino,Ion On
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NIsHIcoTr,-sYe had the pleasure Of
visiting Ills pretty little town last week,
AM found it looking unusually prosperous
ALFRED SMITH, Esq, has recently opened
a choice assortment of dry goods, grocer
les, hardware, DC, which must be of great
convenience to that portion of the county.
The fine assortment Of merchandise con-
tanned in the store, and the large sales
made, surprised us, and they would favor
ably compare with many of our Manitowoc
establishments. The people of tie north
cru portion Of this county and that of Ke>
waunee owe it to themselves to patronise
Mr. SMITH, for by supporting his enter
prise they build up their own country.
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S0CGsaDS Of WOOD wanted at the
~ As-,itowor Pilot Office, tor which the
highest price will be p'id in subscriptions to the
paper, advertising, &c
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DIED.

DIED
In Alto, Fond du Lac Co, on the 10Th
inst, GEO. W. JOHNSON, ageL36 years.
Mr.. JOHNSON was formerly residen t
Of Manitowoc, and many friends will re-
greet his decease.
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NV EsTABLIsnNENr-Capt FRED.
Becker, recently returned home from the
war on account Of sickness, has opened an
eating and drinking saloon near the Court
House. The Captain invites all his friends
10 call on him, and promises to treat them
well.
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DaAFTIHG CoMMIssIoNER.-The Covers
nor has appointed JosEru Villas, Jr, as
Drafting Commissioner for this county, and
Or. 4. ScHENcKE, as examining Surgeon.
These ale both gocd appointments Mr.
Villas is an honorable and upright business
man, and we believe will fulfill the duties
Of the position with impartiaIity. The Of
flee is not an eDviabIe one at best, but in
his hands We may rely that all men will
meet with strict justice, without regard to
condition or creed.
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GREER CoRS.-Our thanks are due Mr.
\. PETTer, fJr line mess Of green corn
the figst sent Us this season.
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CLARK's M1LLs.-A large number of
Capt. WALKERS Company are residents of
the vicinity Of CIark's Mills. On Friday
evening, The ladies Of that village gave
splendid entertainment to those brave fell
lows who were about to leave their homes
for the seat Of war Addresses were
made by Dr. TUcKER and others, and the
evening was passed merrly and happily.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship asian, Captain Cock
will lcave thus port to-day for Liverpool
The mails Europe will close in this city at nafpast
twelve O'Clock this afternoon.
Tho NEW YoRK HrRAip---Edition for Europc--wiH be
published at half-past ten O'Clock this morning, aud
win contain full and interesting details Of the Rebel In
vason Of Maryland and OF the Battles between them and
General McClcans Forces resulting the final Rout and
Retreat Of the Rebels from the State The Proclamation
of President Lincoln declaring Free oil Slaves states
Rebellion after the LIST Of January 1882 Particulars Of ,he
Loss and Recapure OF Harpers Ferry Movements Of the
Union and Rebel forces In Kentucky Battle near Luks
Miss between General Rosecrans and the Rebel General
Price, resulting the Defeat Retreat OF the Rebels
Important Naval News; Ansirs in Washington. and all
other important and interesting news OF the week.
Single COPIES In wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
sampscu Low, SON h Co., ~ JndGate Hill, London
England viii receive subscriptions and advertisements
Cor the Nxw YoRk HRALp.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival and Departure OF the Tenth Now
Hampshire Regiment.

Arrival and Departure OF the Tenth New
Hampshire Rsgfment.
The Tenth New Hampshire regiment OF volunteers
arrived at an early hour yesterday morning per the
steamer at Jersey CITY, and left ct twelve
O'Clock for Washington. Governor Berry accompanied
the regiment TO Jersey City The corps numbers $50
fully uniformed and equipped The following liss Of
the oficers-
Lieutenant Colonel, John Cocklin Manchester; Major,
jesse r. Angel Manchester Adjutant John Luxan, Wal
poe Quartemastsr Thomas Sullivan, Nashua; Surgeon.
John Fereerson Manchester; Assistant Surgeons !.
Haywood and John Haines Nashua; Sergeant Major 8.
Bartlett, Manchester Assistant Quartermaster, Miles
Nc 5weeny, Boston; Commissary Richard H. Short. Lo-
well; Hospital Steward, Timothy Cahill, Lowell.
Company Capt. j. Caswell, Manchester First Lieu
tenant T. C. Trumbe Manchester Second Lieutenant A.
l.. bay Manchester.
Company B-Captain T. B. Crowley, Nashua; First
Lieutenant G. Edgeant, Nashua; Second Lieutenant N.
Company C.-captan C. W. Strain, Manchester; First
Lieutenant j. Walsh, Raymond; Second Lieutenant NJ. s.
II. Mcguire, Manchester.
Lieutenant c. Johnson Manchester Second Lieutenant G..
Gardner, Hookset.
Company L.-Captan A. B. Cook, Andover First Leu
tenant W H. d. Cochran Manchester, Second Lieutenant
Company E-Captain J. c. Brien, Manchester; First
Lieutenant N. Cochran, Manchester Second Lieutenant j.
c. Keenan,.
Company G.-Captain g. W. Towl, Portsmouth; First
Lieutenant f. G. Hayden, Portsmouth; Second Lieutenant
S. b. Marster, Portsmouth
Company H-Captain G. H. Hubbard, Manchester First
Lieutenant w. Kimbal Manchester; Second Lieutenant J.
Hubbard, Manchester.
Company I-Captaln u. G. Hartman, Pennington;
First Lieutenant R. Cody, Farmington Second Lieutenant
j. Knott, Pennington.
Company K.-captain J. Madder, Manchester; First
Lieutenant P. Doyle, Manchester; Second Lieutenant,
vacant.
The New York herald., 1862-09-24

OpxRAnc MovExENs.-Ullman arrived here yesterday
by the Scotia, which also brought Madame Charlton De
incur and husband, Madame Urtoau and sgnor Mazzoen
Of tho Maretsck troupe Madcmoisce Cordier. one OF
Ullman's prima donnas had previously reached New
York by the Etna. There h talk Of Grau and Maret
eek combination the termination OF Mr. Nxons brief
season. This Is rumor, however, a. mp TO late
hour yesterday noshing OF the kind had been decided
upon. Ulman announces his preliminary on the
18th Of noxt month"; with Cordicr, dAngri. Brignol,
Formes snsin and Amodio. After that comes Tisiens
ncomparaby the greatest singer OF the present day
The New York herald., 1862-09-24
City IntcIliUence.

FATAL BURNING CAsrALrY.-loroncf Rannoy held an
inquest yesterday at tho New York Hospital upon the
body OF Mary Anne Douohue, girl twelve years old.
VIII burned to death at her late residence No 30'
Mott street Tho window curtains and bed clothes took
Are, appears, just the fimiy going 10 bed, aud
had IL not for the prompt assistance OF iohn Ne
,auloy of Iberna Truck Company No. N, number Of
lives might have been lost Deceased among the
last OF those xtcacd from the room aud badly
burned that she died after reaching the hospital
Verdict In accordance with the above facts