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OPERATIONS IN THE NORTH
AND WEST.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Bourbaki Marching Into Germany-Opora-
tions of the Other Observation-Disclosures TO
Join Bourbaki-An Advance from Havrs-
The Frussiars-Sharp Si4irmish Near B0l-
bcc-A French Success.
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Royal i&cvnnn Lottery, Supplementary
For iutorrssiion address LCtGY CO., 80 Greenwich
street, keM York.
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Mailed Free ter rs ccats.-Dr. Enhn,s Iec-
lures on Nervous Debility xarrage.i. obligations and
cases from sc.lal practice. Address secretary Dr.
kahnis Museum, fi5 Broadway, New YORK.
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HO!nl Havana Lottcry.--Prizes Paid irs
gold Information furnished. The highest rsos paid 1r
Uou.roons and all kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO.. Eankers. ID VA. ctr 81. New York.
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For Sore Throat, uoar.cness. Ticb. ling in the


Throat, dc, WHITNAN's JUJuBE 10 now the standard
remedyThese delicious confec9ons are M by the cae.
brated WHITMAN of phiadelt hia, ana sold BIC.
box at HUDN uf'3 Pharmacy, Herald slg ians HAZARD
CASW ELL. Fifth avenue, corner fw'5nysour street,
and leading druggists generally.
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The End Approaching.


LONDON, Jan. S, 1871.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times
thinks the further resistance OF Paris win be BRIEF
and that food will fail before the end Of the present
month.
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Dir usOnds ROnabt and sold.
GEO &. ALLEN 5l3 Broadway undsS "a. Nicholav Hpte
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sEbSAiLLES JaIl D, 1871.
A heavy fog prevailed all day yesterday, and pre-
vented an attack on the forts
General Won GoeDen has dispersed Faidnerbe's
army
The reports that General De Chauzy is advancing
are confirmed.
M. Ducoux's Narrative Continued--A Prussian
rror-Excitinz Adventure In n Balloon
Carrier Pigeons.
LONDON Jan. 5, 1871.
The following is the conclusion OF the report OF
the interview held at Bordeaux by The correspond
ent Of the NEW YORK HERALD with NJ Ducoux.
A PRUSslAN ERGoR.
Continuing hs statement of the condition OF
affairs in Paris NJ. Ducoux said that the Prussians
had totally miscacu!ated the temper Of the French
people, They thought that after the defeats at Metz
and Sedan France would have quietly succumbed
and submitted TO such terms of peace as they saw
. ut TO impose. How greatly they were deceived in
this impression the struggle Of the past four months
proves.
II. DUCoUx's BALLOON ADVENTURE
The balloon which carried M. Ducoux out OF Paris
rose rapidly In the air after it released Nothing
tIanspred worthy OF record until about noon when
the Ironauts found them elves over water and the
balloon commenced to descend They threw out a
considerable quantity OF ballast. but for some tine
failed to rse The most they could do was to pre-
vent its falling entirely. For two hours they re.
NAMED In this pcrilous position, the roaring
from storm only few hundred yards under their
feet The wind blew furlously, and the balloon was
driven hither and thlIher, it seeming impossible
for it to escape destruction altogether.
THE LANDING.
All the adventurous travellers suffered severely
from the cold and from agony of mind. They had
almost abandoned hope OF escape, when suddenly
tpe wind, which had been blowing from all points OF
the compass, suddenly settled down to steady half
gale. Fortunately 1t blew towards the land, and the
balloon again rose rapidly and proceeded in safety
on Its voyage. landing was effected at four
O'Clock the evening of the 3oth. the aronauts
descended near Laroche. whence they came TO Bor-
deaux.
THE PARIS BALLOON SERVICE
Since the Investment or the French capita, there
nave been than forty balloons sent out OF che
city. No professional nronants are now In PARIS.
Goddard and other experienced men left in the
first which started, and since their departure the
authorities have been compelled TO have recourse to
sailors, who are Instructed In the dangerous science
by Nadar and other professors OF aerial navigation.
regular college has been establ ished for this
purpose.
CARRIER PIGEONS.
NJ. Ducoux brought 20 Bordeaux from Paris a
basket OF carrier pigeons. One Of the birds died
from the effects OF the cold during the trip.
a Dull Christmas-Cold Wenthe r--Persons
Frozen to Death Distress in Pnris--The
Killing of General BInize-A Shameful
Affair.
LONDON Jan. s, 1871.
dispatches from the NEW YORK Herald CORES.
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'ritssh JOurnaIistic Hopes OF Excellent wc.
h Its from His Diplomacy-The Alnba,n.
~ ms ana Other Dincnities-Au MAY u.
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Later-A Heavy F"s-raidhcrbe's Army Dis
peIsed-Chanzy Advancing.
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-eINg&8SBRIe-

the Meth
odisi Church In Grenada, Miss, on the 18th
| st, by Rev. A. P. Sage, Mr., J. N wAppsY,
Of this place, aud Miss Wn.is N. HrrvissroS,
q Grenada.
II is with more than ordinary
pleasure that wc congratulate this
eoupic on their marriage, for, in their
union we recognise all the elements
of happiness and future usefulness.
May their curse through life be as
successful and happy IS their mar.
riage has been vice and promising.
"wedacd love is founded on esteem,
Which the fair merits Of the mind engage,
For these rechsrms which never can decay;
Bot time, which gives new vhi,enes to the
swsn,
Improves their ~lustrc."
At the residence OF the brides
mother, in this county, BY Rev. ], J
Meek, Mr.. G. Samusls to Miss N.
E. Arnold, on the 18th inst.
At the residence OF tho brides
father on Thursday Doth ult., by the
Rev. j. d. Porter, Mr.. }. +. Walton
and Miss Lou Pollard, al Of this
county.
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A Card.

From n notice appearing in this paper, it
will be seen that change in our business il
soon cont, mplated; we therefore request all
those owcing us, other by note or open nc
count to some forward without delay and
settle up, as our new business will require all
the means at our disposal,
We take this occasion to return our thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon us, and ak that our old customers will
still continue to give us their trade, believing,
as VIC do, that in our new business we can more
fully represent their interests.
Trusting that our former patrons will ap-
preeiate the necessity aud importance ofclosing
up our old business and thus enable us to bet
ter render them assistance In the future.
We will, In order TO reduce our stock, sell
goods at reduced prices for the next twenty
days. Respectfully,
nls-t6 BALLENT1NE 4 WALL.
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Ihs fli Hlsfss a D. feil
l'ass ns.j sasffs tais
fasifei 80 i A.
giss ne fesah = to ssfaa TIE
Pys sfhei rls slss
fs5a v y go msfie birth hs
fable d~faashoii o. sfsis
AIpinieff= ssimals - b. iis
illssie ia.s i 80 Fsia y ossf o..
90 ~ ~ sfFa'lfs parts tlaf
he stsi.oa leo. Tie election
members n ~ les.s'ars haslssa
ne great tosiss sHt 90 Clfssra
I've parry iAtashsai ihe sis's ari
he fssult # d~stsra.ael opfrs
ton hss rsssiei n re eleatisH ~
shosgh Coasersaiirs members 81
'hs Legislator 70 nsks DE ma
" IN fatof Il tie Raia is Vel.
small. Tie Fl4 eia'mtfner "a
iof'y "a he hv,v House aai .f
10 he sehai, mskiuF ivsaiy fear
spoa ia.ni lall Ss ras1aa
man could lpsk apes ihs lsva~
'Tsjariiv W'hoss tiuiiurr tlsN
'ati, q TIE G. RsTssivsf
og, the Stat, re-a-rs graz rsl
20 hc le FTths rre
zan lcgisls;isa q re Rs ra-w
came vcsy nrs- rssut u
tire dcfcs, 70 ts seSs, ili 90:
party vii ss, lars rsS % hi
IN the rshle osg Ia
ka. come - rear leaE ,1'al a.
which mus, sFsst-a ? rn1a p
crushing defeat u ~ ta:1rN
With ;Ai, great 1SgA; rss =
apaa the RAaial party tier us
hers otths legislature VII Nzt4iE
he guided By noN deseriru ,s4
judgement thar 70 rusA iu'o again
the unscrouNoes, unjust AL rl-ti-
ran acts Of legislation that eaanc.
termed their former c1ursa We at
least hope thats sense Of ;heir own
danger will Sc,aa;e ,he R~cpnhhcaa
party In the Stale 20 mere dbeal,
anil equitable course than
he's, been the policy heretofore, and
that With tie Conservative minor
ty in the legislature there viii be
enough honest Radical N M
Srs TO defeat all bills IKE The Rich
dson P~enitentiary act, the print
ngswindle, the iron clad Mississippi
steamer company act, the nilroad
subsidy bills and the enormous tax
ava, and the extravaganza in long
sessions Of tie legislature.
The interest Of tho honest citizens
II Mississippi have been identified
y the result Of the election, but
not enough to satisfy the people in
sell doing, but only enough to in.
'rease the desire aad the will to
brow Oh the Incubus OF ithe party
hat have been and still are robbing
far as they are able, the honest
out of his just aud hard earn
ngs by enormous taxes.
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ffirf ns ser sHis. Mir
as pstgh msf asiHsi Mir
u.s. W Mir ed dssB
uH Viriia sal lisaaah ilas,.
ual gy yfars, . mssihs ed u
ilJ
neffh b. afsis entered ~
Ilsstall n oaf bssfs fal uieh
srrs aas ~ is most fhsnshsd
nus's.. M irmssi tios AMI.
s anl sinl b disposition, irus
500 devoted To- friendship . IN
bambie. faithful good Christian.
,bs won ihs hearts n ~ who knew
het N sn emiasai degree ~
a0ssesssl al hoss lovely and 80
client inir hith make the pen.
feet woman Doe death lg,e. a
shin OK mark. anl he wa' taken
from us Our loved is gone, but
gone 10 that rest prepared Tor The
81 God
Surrounded with mlch D. make
life comfortable and happy. with
many ussto bind her to sarih-a
devoted hu band. three interesting
.hlircn and many dear iriends and
IlHinsi she gave them up without
. nsu,uur sd rs.ian~A harsslf"hss'
folly, ~.ihnrly. into her Fathers
who Lil her "come up high
e..
Other acceptance with Christ, Of
her blisstul immortality, nouc can
who knew her in life aud saw
her IN ;he last few days Of her lite,
who viewed her raptur0us expression
she exclaimed, "l'm going
home I'm gong home, to die no
more'' Never shall we forget that
scene, her face so bright
with heavenly joy, % expressive of
bliss divine, 80 full OF glory. All,
We know there is reality in the Faith
tia; conquer's death.
On the 10th tf July, 1866, she
was married to the one she had cho-
'en to be her companion through
ife, and well and fondly has he cher
shed aud loved her, truly and faith
.ully has he kept his plighted troth;
,ut even his love could not stay the
Angels visit.
All! Sallie, we shall miss thee sad>
Y, all of us. Our hearts will ever
for thy sweet companionship,
true friendship, thy loving, win
ling ways; but we would not call
.hee back to the wretchedness of life,
is cares, its aches and griefs, but
you'd pray our Father to sanctify
his grlevous affection to our good,
help us to follow the good exam
DO set forth in thy life, and pray
hat our last days may be as full of
,lad fruition.
tysTUIA
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To our Customers.

1t will be seen by a card published in this
paper that we contemplate an early change in
our business. This change renders II neces-
ssry that we should close up our present busi-
ness as speedily as possible, We need every
iollar that is due us; we therefore call upon
all our friends and customers to come forward
and pay up their Indebtedness as soon as pos
tible. Their promptness will be- properly APP
precia,ed, and will enable US to serve them much
better in the future than we have done In the
Tast.
We take this occasion TO return our grateful
acknowledgements TO the people OF this county
for their very liberal patronage extended to us
during the last sixteen years. We do not pro-
pose to sever our business connections with
them, but on the contrary, WI hope to retain
alr'our old customers in our new business, ASST
ring them that we will have very superior ad
vsntages to serve them IN the future.
We offer our goods from now until 18th o;
December at very reduced prices.
Very respectfully,
HELM h H0BGO0D.
Sardis, Miss, November Is, 1871.
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The Glorious Column OF Redeemed
Counties.

III, t,llowing ~coun,io. uhich
vera rcnrn.ertoS; !, ,ho Tsr;.,,,n,n
ayisso b. p"isa.h. I
reyeneratSa and Ji.en,LraIIoJ.
I,taLa
60
Cb;ctasav
( ClarL. nlsc,.a nnuo.,.
'Po'
~" 'o'''
na''eon'
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AttentionTsx Payers.

For tho purpose Of giving insor.
motron desired, VIC publish the FOL-
lowing letter.
Ccro, Miss, Nov. 18th, 1871.
Freeman Randolph, Esq.:--Wnl
ron please notify tho tax payers Of
tbs county through the local column
ofyour "Etar' thattho tins allowed
~ la~ % pay trxes win expire on
the 6rst cf December, and in conse.
auence vi thc sllcrtnoss oftimc IRE.
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PoMERoy's DRMocRAT--M. M.
('BRicK') pomeroy, Editor and
Proprietor has the largest circu-
lation, with the greatest and most
interesting variety Of reading mat
ter Of any Political paper in the
world. Subscription price SO. 80.
Club rates 80. 60.
Sample Copies Sent Free.
Address G. r. Sykes, Publisher,
Post-o(lice Box 5ol7. New York.
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Land for Sale.

will soil my entire tract Of land 10 Pamela
county, Miss, upon W ich nav reside, con-
sisting of section 10 and north half Of section
81, township I, range 8 west, or will sub. divide
it to suit purchasers into an eighth, fourth or
half section. II not sold by lat Of January,
1921 will rent 900 to 400 acres Of cleared land
upon most reasonable terms Also, | will sell
at auction the fractional half Of section 9,sstown-
ship 8. range6, in said county, lying north OF
the Tallahatchie river above Belmont and
within 3 miles ofSardis, on the 27th Of Novem-
Der at Sardia, for oae-hslf cash, the ballancs In
u mouths, Title perfect. For reference as to
quality of land, call on Gen. A. Foster, B. W.
Thornton or B. W. Norris, or to
J. c. BRAHAN,
nls-tf Como, Mrs.
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Our spacious store rooms will give us great
facilities for doing a business Of this kind.
We appeal to onr Old friends and customers
to sustain US literally in this enterprise, be-
liesinl, as We do. thatthis combination Of cap
ital and business experience will enable rs to
DO better for them than under the old system.
1t will be our m to build up o large trade,
and, tn order to do this, we exrec, 10 buy
goods in larger quantities, aud on better terms,
than heretofore, and We promise to give our
customers all the advantage VIC can In terms
and prices. Buying our goods in the chespes,
markets Of the country, We see no reason why
VIC should lot be able to compete SUCCESSFULLY
with Memphis.
We will buy cotton at the highest market
price.
Our books viii be opened on tie lst d.y of
January, and We will be prepared TO give al
nerled acvomvdatieus,c osr friends during the
ySs.
G. ". HALLEyTIyr,
". D. HkFLIs,
J. r. HOBG00b.
w. II. wsiL.
SIR III, Miss. Nov. laih, ISL.
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Notice TO Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin
istr lion was granted 10 the undersigned par
ties Mt the October term OF the Chancery Court
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, upon the estate
of Christian Harvey, deceased, late otsaid couu-
t; notice is therefore given to the creditors Of
said deeedent 10 probate their claims within
The time prescribed by law or they will be Hr-
ever barred,
ADAM BROWN,
MARTIN JONES,
nlS-G, Administrators.
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New Advertisements.
Straycd or Stolen,
CYNTHIA.

One dark gray mare, heavy foretop and msis,
Ave years old, in good order, earliest high head.
Any Information that will lead to her recovery
to me at Como Miss, will he literally reward
ed. AZ. POINTER 4 CO.
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Terms II Sale.
Card to the Public.

On the 18th Of December, pro1imc, the frms
Of HEFLIN / h0BG00D and BALLENTINE
h WALL will be united under III name and
style of BALLENTlNE, HEFLlE L co.
The new arm will occupy the Brick Store now
occupied BY Ballentinc 4 Wall, and the large
new brick building adjoining the same, which
has been erected specially for this purpose.
We realize fully the Inconvenience, both to
the merchant and planter, of the system on
which business has been conducted in Ssrdis.
There being no large mixed stocks, the planter
is compelled to make his accounts at various
houses. We propose TO remedy this ineon-
veciencc, by keeping at all time, large and
conn lete stock of
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Dissolution.

n, s-psrissf.hlp heretofore s%SssiaE be
tu,sn T~suisuaul 4 Forrest hss this day Or.
iohsr 14iA. lsTt.l bstn dssoivsd ~ mutual
consent. So 80 ssa.s iuarntta % - 80 atss
wm please come fofvarl lsd ssitls ap, a. We
desire 20 cisss ~ the firm business.
The business will be conducted BY d. Van
derpc, as heretofore. and be has gs received
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CLASS ..
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'est calico dress
by girl under
Is years old, an Harrison.
Z" crochet tidy, b Hamilton,
lost handsome
night robe, Bette Irby,
'est tattcl collarMrs W D Heilin,
" fancy knit
ting, N. Keith,
u bost facy knit
doll, TT Brahan,
Gnc shirt hand
made, &C NJ Thomas,
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broidoreJ, Miss Nipple Parish
|" cdilds short
dress, Mrs D BMIIcnry,
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clothing, "AL Dunlap,
display of at-
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4 taper holder, Miss Fannie Key,
CLASS 9.
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dress BY girl
under Il Years " Lizzie Simuo,
" pin cushion
by girl under
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Administrators Sale Of Land.

Pursuant to a decree of the Chanesry Court
of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered therein
on the 10Th day of April, 1871, and by An in
tcrlocutory decree rendered at the October
term 1871, ofsaid Court, | will, on Saturday
2sd day of December 1871, in front of the
courthouse door in the town OF ssrdis, in said
county, sell at public auction to the highest bid.
der the following lands belonging to the estate
ofJohn I. Ward, deceased, to-wit, The north
west quarter of section (26) twenty-six, town.
ship ~ seven, range (S) eight, west, lying in
said county.
Terms Of Sale.
0ne-ihird cash and the balance payable
equally in twelve and twenty -four months from
day Of ssle, bearing six per cent. interest from
day Of sale A deed will be executed to the
purchaser and a deed of trust required from
him to the administrator for the deferred pay
ments.
nls-5t MONROE SHORT, Admir-.
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Agricultural aud Horticultural
implements

In large VARIETY Of the best labcr-saving in-
PIGMENTS Of tried merit and Al reasonable pri.
ces, slwsys found at
II. G.. CRAIG CO.'S
Aaricultard, and Sled Warcrooms
TT and $40 Main street. Komphis.
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Light Groceries.

Also: Sugar, Coffee, and the best new No
lasses in the world, all Of which ! will sell low
for CASH. Come and see.
INSIST Q, VANDERPOOL.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-03-18
The VAN Hook Murder

Concerning the Van Hook murder, the
jackson Wing AID Tribune Of the l th inst
says:
ION the afternoon of Sunday, February
26th, Mayor Conger appointed a committee,
consisting ofintelligent and discreet citizens,
who were requested by his Honor to inves-
tigate all the facts and circumstances con-
nected with the murder of Mrs n. s. Van
Hook. We apprehend that the public are
Iaboring under wrong impression as to the
real object the Mayor had in appointing this
com mittee. They could not by such ap~
pointmens, become prosecutors against the
guilty, or even suspected party, and were
therefore only asked to sift the various street
rumors, AMI getinto tangible shape such
evidence as would aid the State in convict
ing the guilty. At the neglect of private
business, the gentlemen comprising this COM
mittee have held either a night or day ses-
sion from the time of their appointment up
to this day (Eriday, March I0) They have
taken down, in writing, a large amount of
testimony; yet none Of the witnesses testi-
uGu uIlucE O'tLu IL 4eSdl pOluL dlI GII6 6N-
idenco thus obtained simply amounts to
nothing; but when the committee court
meets, it will give cue to the prosecution
tt at may lead to the conviction of the guilty.
When legal examination is had, the public
viii learn the exact character of the testi
mony now bcfore the committee; and until
then we ask in the name of the committee
and for the ends of justice, that the public
suspend its demands that the evidence be
made public. Since the commission of this
crime, we have been surprised, yea, startled
at the amount of confidence placed by many
good citizens in matters of purely circum-
stantial evidence The laws of the land rec
ognize the danger of convicting on this kind
of evidence, and place strong guard around
the accused. Some years ago we read in the
papers where a waiter in a Philadelphia no.
tel was seen in the act of drawing a dagger
from wound on the person of a murdered
guest The waiter was arrested, tried, con-
victed and hung. Some time afterward a
man confessed having committed the mur~
der. The poor waiter, in going to the as
sistance Of the murdered man, was found as
above described, and lost his own life"
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From the Water Valley ValIonian of the
18th inst, we clip the following:
''Mr. o. S, Miller, the engineer who had
his foot so terribly mangIed by having an
iron bolt run through it, at the recent acci-
dent near Maione's Tank, we regret to learn
was compelled to suffer amputation of the
limb The operation was performed last
Sunday by Dr.. Craft, of Jackson, Miss, as
sisted by DIR. Isom, of Oxford, and Drs
Dickson, Rogers and Hoke, of this place.
The operation was successfully performed,
and we are pleased to learn from DR.. Dick
son, whose patient Mr. Miller is, that he is
doing we'll In addition to the mangIing Of
the foot, the leg was badly burned by the es-
Gaping steam. Mr.. Alillers leg was ampu-
tated abeve the knee"